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One of the reasons they are losing generals quicker than the Kardashians change boyfriends.
It’s not a terrible idea, that last part. They’d be arrested and tried for desertion if they went home, and they likely wouldn’t be very welcome there either. If I’m an enemy soldier, I’m giving it serious thought.So with the Russians reduced to just using normal, unencrypted cell phones for communication, not only are their communications easily intercepted and movements tracked, but... Ukraine is just text messaging enemy soldiers directly with instructions on how to surrender, turn over their equipment, and apply for citizenship
Sure, but what are the odds that the state calls them before they get home saying they brought shame on them and the rest of Russia?
You’d think they’d have an app for that by now, jeez. Slackers probably coulda ended the war last week. Pull some resources from marketing on Twitter and get this done stat!So with the Russians reduced to just using normal, unencrypted cell phones for communication, not only are their communications easily intercepted and movements tracked, but... Ukraine is just text messaging enemy soldiers directly with instructions on how to surrender, turn over their equipment, and apply for citizenship
Lot of very interesting details in that string. Implementation of new sanctions (on top of the post-Crimea sanctions) are like Thor showing up on the battlefield. "Ho-ho, you guys are so screwed now!"
This, combined with the knowledge that Russia’s military is a clown show, should let everybody not currently in the employ of Russia’s government or propaganda wing know that they aren’t in danger of an invasion(Ukrainians notwithstanding, and pushing back in places, too). Russian military might is a myth. They’re North Korea with more time zones and a skinnier dictator.
That is concerning, but the second they launch any of them, the entire country of Russia is glassed.
I'm not sure I would sign up for this train of thought. Seems like "some" casualties are ok with this line of thinking. Meaning the first strikes from Russia are going to land someplace and then the subsequent "glassing" resulting in, conservatively, 100m Russian deaths. Just seems like a cavalier attitude toward the probably end of civilization.
100%
Honestly, if it were up to me, nobody else would have to die, at least in this conflict. As for the end of the world, I don’t think this is it, at least not yet.
Trading tactical nuclear anything might not signal the end of the world but it's not real hard to see it over the horizon. It's like potato chips, you can't just do one. Once that toothpaste is out of the tube, you 1. have two or three or four superpowers immediately on edge and ready to assure they are not the first person without a chair. How do you assure that? By either taking out their launch capabilities or glassing a country (this also effects the countries around said parking lot so not just limited to one country). 2. it allows the countries like North Korea or better, India & Pakistan to have plausible reason to go after one another because "they did it". When the big boys take the gloves off, everyone does. Not everyone sees the world order the same as US.
I’m just going enjoy the dark comedy of the juxtaposition of tactical nukes and Pringles.
I understand your point, and I’m not wanting this to happen at all. I also understand that other cultures look at the world differently than we do, but I also believe that as much as nobody wants to be the last to the party, nobody wants to be first to it either. To that end, I don’t think this is going to kick that scenario off, if such a scenario is in our future.
️Russia's Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said on March 29 that Russia “significantly reduced” the Ukrainian military’s combat power and can now focus on the key objective of "liberating Donbas."“Our face has nearly broken their fists!”"We successfully provided enough targets for their Javelins"
@KyivIndependent:
https://twitter.com/RALee85/status/1508876012125360134
Funny side note: I’m watching a 2 year old video of tires/wheels detaching from vehicles. Take a wild guess as to where the vast majority of these are happening.
Unless they suddenly have a lot more snow and dirt everywhere, and have adopted the Cyrillic alphabet, no.
I'd buy that man a beer, or vodka, or any drink he wanted because he has all the brass.
Put a statue of him in Kyiv facing the nearest Russian border, or better yet, at every port in Ukraine!
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