The Russians have always had this problem, it was also present under the soviets they never solved their supply problem that is why you see so much equipment left behind it is out of fuel and soldiers are starving and must loot to feed themselves

Truer words have never been spoken. :yep:

I posted a similar text on a friends wall and the reply I got was:

I watch to much mainstream tv
I hav been brainwashed

Markus

Score one more for the FSB. :O:
Does your friend know who Vidkun Quisling was? :haha:

Submarine? Bah, all ships can dive, only subs can surface :arrgh!:

Maybe we all have been but I'm pretty sure you can read and have an understanding of things. :yep: The Russians handling of this war would be funny if it wasn't so pathetic.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimbuna https://www.subsim.com/radioroom/smartdark/viewpost.gif
Reports stating she was struck by two Ukrainian Neptun cruise missiles and has now been re-classified as a 'submarine'

@ Neal-Submarine? Bah, all ships can dive, only subs can surface :arrgh!:


Now, that's funny. Both posts. :haha:

A funny input
I got my some new friends on a livestream from the war in Ukraine.

We have been discussing ideas about taking a trip to Ukraine and skiing outside Kharkiv- There's a camera pointing down the slope.

Secondly will we eat a good meal at some restaurant in Maidan area.

I don't think it will happened though...
End of a funny input

Markus

^ :har::har:

Markus

^ :har: That's priceless and epic.

How reliable is this ?

https://www.rebelnews.com/french_jou...g_the_pentagon

Markus

Yes I hear this from other sources that UK, US special forces are in Ukraine British and American special forces units are operating long before this operation in Ukraine really not surprised this is a proxy war for US, UK from annexation of Crimea Ukraine revolt is also done with involvement by the western powers.

Georges Malbrunot is senior reporter for Le Figaro an established french newspaper

While I am no surprised and have expected somehting like special commandos being on the ground (and while it is known that there have been advisers and trainers as well), I quesaiton the wisdom of making it public again to help Russian propaganda and just for the sake of the holy grail - "the story" - and the name of the reporter whom nobody ever heard of, and now have. Is a little bit of judgment really too much to ask when answering the question of whether or not you really should run a story? Or is this just the usual French antisentiment to les Americans again?

Russian propaganda says thank you monsieur.

Again, it’s nothing new, it’s not the first time we had ‘advisors’ in theatre or trained, and equipped fighters in other nations. We probably share a crap ton of ELINT too. Hell, the French helped us gain our independence.