Here we go again-Ukraine once again pt2

[Rockstar]

Jeffries expressed concerns that despite billions of dollars in military aid from the United States, if Ukraine cannot secure victory over Russia, America may be compelled to intervene directly in the conflict.

U.S. could allow for American troop deployment to Ukraine - Democratic House leader Jeffries

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world...es/ar-BB1lT6Tu

"We cannot allow Ukraine to fall, because if it does, there is a significant possibility that America will have to intervene in the conflict — not just with our money, but with our troops," he told CBS News.

[mapuc]

Markus

[Dargo]

[mapuc]

Can Ukraine fight on two front ?

Have heard rumours about Russia are planning on opening an extra front.

Does Ukraine need help to do this ?

Markus

[Rockstar]

Originally Posted by mapuc

Can Ukraine fight on two front ?

Have heard rumours about Russia are planning on opening an extra front.

Does Ukraine need help to do this ?

Markus

IMO if Ukraine’s border defenses near Kharkiv are anything like whats between them and Belarus. I’d wager Russia chances of achieving anything meaningful on that new front would be slim to none.

[mapuc]

Originally Posted by Rockstar

IMO if Ukraine’s border defenses near Kharkiv are anything like whats between them and Belarus. I’d wager Russia chances of achieving anything meaningful on that new front would be slim to none.

Hope you're right. Maybe Russia is thinking an extra time before giving the march(correct spelled?) order

I don't know how many battalion there is around Kharkiv and Sumy and if it is enough to stop the Russian. If not Ukraine need to draw troops from other areas.

But I hope you're right

Markus

[Skybird]

An attack now seems to come too late. Thank Scholz.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...=sondermailing

In other words: the Russians have managed to SHORTEN their supply lines. Good for them. It also shows confidence that they can defend these.


We should now provide weapons that allow Ukraine to attack these new supply routes. I wonder if the ATACMS already got their teeth pulled by Russian jamming. Ther ehave been severla attacks with the newly delivered ATACMS - and they seem to have had surpringly little effect on the Russians' actions. Practically none.

[Skybird]

Originally Posted by Rockstar

IMO if Ukraine’s border defenses near Kharkiv are anything like whats between them and Belarus. I’d wager Russia chances of achieving anything meaningful on that new front would be slim to none.

Glide bombs.


So far Ukraine has no recipe against these, and Russia bombs itself a free path where it uses these. If they attack Charkiv and ukraine can hold the city, they will stop them not before but most liekly in the city.



In other words, Charkiv will get obliterated and wiped out like other cities before.