Here we go again-Ukraine once again

[Catfish]

"permanent operation Ukraine" lmao

Putin should watch out for of cats and icepicks

[Dargo]

Gott bewahre;

interviewed by RND today, Merkel stated that she could act as a mediator between Russia and Ukraine at some point in the future.

[Catfish]

[Dargo]

Severodonetsk- In the original counterattack in Severodonetsk the foreign legion inflicted huge losses on Chechen Spetsnaz. TikTokers(Chechen) realized they had messed up when they came up against several heavily armed foreign legion soldiers.

No more Tiktoks Putin still not in Kyiv.

[mapuc]

Originally Posted by Dargo

Severodonetsk- In the original counterattack in Severodonetsk the foreign legion inflicted huge losses on Chechen Spetsnaz. TikTokers(Chechen) realized they had messed up when they came up against several heavily armed foreign legion soldiers.

No more Tiktoks Putin still not in Kyiv.

This made me wonder. How high is the percentage among these volunteers how many Russian have they eliminated and how much material have they destroyed ?

I know this is impossible to know

Markus

[Skybird]

Originally Posted by Dargo

Gott bewahre;

Indeed. Doesn't matter which one - just not her.



She was recently interviewed in a TV show. She was completely satisfied with herself, and she said she made no mistakes. She was perfect. She knew everything. She was more alright than all the rest of the universe together. So completely full of herself, it was disgusting.

And then she said she did nothing that she felt she would need to excuse for.

I almost vomitted on my carpet.

When she was elected 17 years ago, I told my parents that this was the worst unfolding political desaster for Germany and Europe since 1933 and the twelve dark years following that. And I stick to that statement. I do not say she was as bad as Hitler, she obviously wasn't. But she was the most destructive incident for Germany SINCE Hitler. Her devastating heritage is hard to overestimate.

[Dargo]

Originally Posted by mapuc

This made me wonder. How high is the percentage among these volunteers how many Russian have they eliminated and how much material have they destroyed ?

I know this is impossible to know

Markus

Fog of war is great in Ukraine can say Russia will never provide this intel, but then again, Putin is not in Kyiv. The Ministry of Defense for the first time announced the figures of losses of the APU in equipment during the war. “We lost about 50%. This is about 1,300 infantry fighting vehicles, 400 tanks, 700 artillery systems, "said Deputy Defense Minister Vladimir Karpenko in an interview with National Defense.

[Skybird]

Originally Posted by Dargo

UK PM has offered to launch a major training operation for #Ukrainian forces, to train up to 10,000 soldiers every 120 days. Each soldier would spend 3wks on a training course, learning frontline battle winning skills, medical training, cyber-security & counter explosive tactics. https://twitter.com/10DowningStreet/...17489857445890

10000 already trained troops taken out of action for four months - while they need every man right now, desperately.



Could this work well...?


And could such training course turn them into more effective fighters?


Somehow the idea does not catch me.

[mapuc]

Russian Black Sea Fleet vessel "Vasily Bekh" has been sunk, reportedly while carrying ammunition, weapons & personnel to Snake Island.



https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news...kh-rescue-tug/

Markus

[Dargo]

Originally Posted by Skybird

10000 already trained troops taken out of action for four months - while they need every man right now, desperately.



Could this work well...?


And could such training course turn them into more effective fighters?


Somehow the idea does not catch me.

Sure, but we're talking Boris here ****up numero uno

[Catfish]

[mapuc]

Is phosphorus classified as chemical weapons ?

In a stream people can't understand why Nato does not intervene when Russia is using phosphorus which should be chemical.

I said to them - In the term of mass destruction it is not chemical

Yes phosphorus is a chemical substans-I think

Markus

[Dargo]

Originally Posted by mapuc

Is phosphorus classified as chemical weapons ?

In a stream people can't understand why Nato does not intervene when Russia is using phosphorus which should be chemical.

I said to them - In the term of mass destruction it is not chemical

Yes phosphorus is a chemical substans-I think

Markus

Certain uses in weaponry are banned or restricted by general international laws: in particular, those related to incendiary devices. Article 1 of Protocol III of the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons.

[Rockstar]

Lithuania suspends transit of a number of Russian goods to the Kaliningrad enclave

https://www-radiosvoboda-org.transla..._x_tr_pto=wapp

Lithuanian Railways will stop transiting a number of Russian goods subject to European Union sanctions to Kaliningrad (formerly Koenigsberg) on ​​Friday night. The carrier informed the leadership of the region about it, the Russian service of Radio Liberty reports with reference to the governor of the Kaliningrad region Anton Alikhanov.

The EU has banned almost 50 percent of all cargo from Russia. Alikhanov said that now the ferry line Ust-Luga - Baltiysk will need additional vessels to deliver goods.

According to the Russian official, by banning the transit of goods to the Kaliningrad region, Lithuania allegedly violated the rules of its accession to the European Union.


Kaliningrad Oblast is a Russian enclave bordering Lithuania and Poland. Rail passenger service with him is carried out through the territory of Lithuania without changes, and planes fly over the Baltic Sea, because the airspace of the EU is closed to Russia.

On June 3, the EU Council officially approved the sixth package of sanctions in connection with the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It was decided to abandon the import of Russian oil for six months and the import of petroleum products for eight months.

An exception is provided for the import of crude oil by pipeline to EU countries, which due to their geographical location are particularly dependent on supplies from Russia - Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic.

[Skybird]

An Ukrainian brigade general said they have lost 1300 IFVs, 400 MBTs and 700 pieces of artillery. That equals losses of 30-50% of their equipment. He desperately urged the West to send way more heavy weapons.
The Russian losses likely are significantly higher. The difference: the Russians can replace them, the Ukrainians cannot.