Because you don't get to say that "Americans don't understand how a real war is waged" while also claiming that they usually just roll in and everyone folds.

"Duh, that war doesn't count, you clearly used your superior tech/logistics/training etc, you're supposed to slowly grind each other down" is pretty fuking retarded.

Everything is going according to the plan. russistan only has 6000 deaths but still need 300.000 more.

Germanys gas storage is over 90% full, so the cold winter thing is out the window. The moskalian vagabonds in Ukraine might feel a little chilly though



New moskal military training leaked

Citation needed chief. By now the US has a pretty long track record showing that it can wage war wherever it wants against whomever it wants and is pretty much the only country that is capable of doing that. Not a single US boot on the ground and none of the actual cool toys have been shipped over.

Also the other way around, if the US forces were shown to be incompetent then that would lead to further increasing your budget.

Russia being revealed as corrupt and incompetent that can be mopped up with some decades' old tech is probably a valid reason for valid cuts, since it turned out that their Wunderwaffes don't really exist. Guess now China will have to be hyped up.

At the end of the day, you need boots on the ground to get chit done. US military wasn''t going to do that even with all their fancy toys.

The lost of Ukraine to the Russians is a huge lost for NATO power.

You won't see this scale of military conflict for another 50-100 years.

Lmao flights out of russia sold out

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe...rce=reddit.com

LOL vatniks fleeing glorious mother Ruzzia when sh*t actually hits the fan.

Stizzel and co, this is your moment of glory! JOIN THE RUZZIAN ARMY!!! Defend the mother land comrades!!! Defend your glorious leader Vladimir Vladimirovitch Putin!

Now you can actually fight against "globohomo", do it cucks!

Ukraine is losing so hard the Russians declared partial mobilization after 7 months of fuking up. Ukraine - NATO/US ties are now also stronger than ever.

Time to switch the channels, boyo.

Well this sucks

Imagine believing Kremlin numbers LMFAO

Brb only 5k dead but need to mass mobolize 300k men...

Almost at memcop schizo levels

Lol press F to pay respects for Russia.

US tax dollars win again.

Futures right now

-liberated ukrainian cities voting to become part of russia
-partial mobilization
-pukepissen glowie baguette banned

Ikarsuz broski when are you going to defend mother Ruzzia? Time to enlist to make your great leader proud!


And some more fresh vatnik cope from ********:

"Scott Ritter
Some initial thoughts on Russia’s partial mobilization:

First and foremost, this represents a new phase in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, namely the fact that Russia is fighting the NATO alliance as opposed to just Ukraine.

To respond to this threat, Russia is creating a new reality of its own, namely to transition from a fight that had Russia working with allies and operating on foreign soil, to Russia defending the motherland. The partial mobilization is being conducted in parallel with political referendums that will see the Donbas and other Ukrainian territory be absorbed into the Russian federation.

This absorption will fundamentally alter the legal foundations of the conflict. While the referendums currently being considered only impact lands under current Russian occupation, Putin spoke of the need to free all of “Novo Rossiya” from the yoke of Ukrainian tyranny.

I believe the absorption of Ukrainian territory will be expanded at some point to include Odessa and Kharkov.

The mobilization of 300,000 men, as well as the announced goal of bringing all other units up to the standards of the Russian army, will not happen overnight. Russia will be forming new units, and this takes time.

I believe we will see a strategic pause while Russia completes its partial mobilization. This pause will be marked by heavy fighting as Ukraine will seek to disrupt the referendums and alter the geography of the battlefield. But once Russia consolidates the new territory politically, and accrues the necessary military capacity, I believe we are looking at the physical destruction of the Ukrainian nation as the endgame for this conflict.

I also believe there is nothing NATO can do to alter this reality.

More to follow.
t.me/ScottRitter/381"

"there is nothing NATO can do to alter this reality"

'How to Break Arm' Becomes Top Google Trend as Russians Face Conscription

https://www.newsweek.com/how-break-a...iption-1744830

Moscals sweating bullets right now lol

I missed the action last night - Is luke perm banned?

Lmao that's funny from Lukashenko gotta give him that although he's a tool.

Ok sure. Every war is a war. But cherry picking weak opponenets you can steam roll just because you have inadaquecy issues isn't what i'm talking about. Russia did the same to Georgia.

In wars where the opponent is closer in power they become more complex and there are multiple factors that can result in a victory or loss.

It;s funny howw much you need to spoon feed Americans.

It's fake news. RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA!

Flights out of ukraine were the same and would be the same for any country. Those men would not make good soldiers. You always rely on a certain type of person in a war, regardlesss of which nation.

You think if the US had a full mobilisation you wouldn't have people refusing to fight?

Ah damn so he's just a tool that misses up on funny trolling opportunities

In a true full mobilization situation, men who refuse to fight are imprisoned or shot. But that has not happened since WW2 or I suppose Vietnam, but that wasn't full.

So what now

When was there a full mobilisation then? Russia and Germany in World War 2?

Pretty much. Only a total war situation could be labeled full mobilization.

All of the Americans and Eurocucks are going to be on suicide watch now. The combination of the partial mobilisation, Iranian drones and North Korean artillery is going to crush the Ukranian forces.

Well maybe don't start wars against near-peer enemies...

Besides, Russians were sent packing in the First Chechen War and still took terrible losses in the Second one whereas Chechnya maybe had around 1 million peeps total.

yeh it's not a good idea to start any wars.

Starting a war can provide suprises sometimes in your own capabilities and also the capabiltiies of your opponents.

I am sure Russia has been surprised during this war; but they have many other chess pieces they can play.

Close to it. 24hr

My longest rp ban ever

Lol yea - i just did a text convo with him- he lives to fight another day. Barely