The United States reiterated this Wednesday its support for the sovereignty of Moldova after a recent statement by the pro-Russian separatists of Transnistria.
Unfortunately, russia has plenty of resources. Its army is now bigger than it was in feb 2022. Thr reason for using prisoners is actually quite brilliant on their end - few will be missed, but they’ll still consume ammo to get killed. Helps with wasting Ukraine’s resources as well as keeping the society calm at home.
More people does not mean more power. It means more bodies for the meat grinder. North Korea has one of the largest armies in the world. Very few people believe they would be that effective as a fighting force. And they’re trained. Manpower doesn’t matter as much when Ukraine keeps shooting down their planes and sinking their ships.
Russia has no reliable way of getting troops into Transnistria. Their Black Sea fleet is in no condition for an amphibious invasion and trying to air lift an invasion force into the region would get them shredded by Ukrainian (hell, maybe even Romanian) air defense.
That’s okay, because Europe has no interest in fighting other than diplomatic maneuvers like offering NATO (eventually, maybe, as long as there’s no risk of a fight).
Europe doesn’t need to fight. Ukraine is doing it for them and doing a good enough job that the Russian army, supposedly one of the world’s most powerful fighting forces, is being so reduced that Putin has not only resorted to a draft, but resorted to using prisoners as front line troops.
Ukraine absolutely needs funding and weapons. But getting European forces involved in a larger war doesn’t appear necessary.
The dark hilarity of it is the headlines that suppose Russia can’t even handle the economic backlash of winning the war at this point. Imagine holding those bags of shit.
Ukraine won’t be there in 5 years. Not at the current rate. Russia has captured enough of the politicians and electorate that nothing meaningful is being done to support Ukraine now.
I want that to change, but it seems pretty clear at the moment.
Edit: to clarify. My statements about politicians and electorate are aimed at Western nations that would otherwise help.
If read in that light and reasonably informed at all, no citation should be needed. See: Republicans, Le Pen, others.
It doesn’t address politicians being bent, but I think that part seems obvious enough here in the US. Since we’re both US-ian’s, Im fairly confident you’re aware.
No we don’t. Russia doesn’t have the resources to fight a war on two fronts.
Unfortunately, russia has plenty of resources. Its army is now bigger than it was in feb 2022. Thr reason for using prisoners is actually quite brilliant on their end - few will be missed, but they’ll still consume ammo to get killed. Helps with wasting Ukraine’s resources as well as keeping the society calm at home.
More people does not mean more power. It means more bodies for the meat grinder. North Korea has one of the largest armies in the world. Very few people believe they would be that effective as a fighting force. And they’re trained. Manpower doesn’t matter as much when Ukraine keeps shooting down their planes and sinking their ships.
Russia has no reliable way of getting troops into Transnistria. Their Black Sea fleet is in no condition for an amphibious invasion and trying to air lift an invasion force into the region would get them shredded by Ukrainian (hell, maybe even Romanian) air defense.
Bad time to be in the Belarusian air force
Bad time to be a Belorussian anything other than an expat
That’s okay, because Europe has no interest in fighting other than diplomatic maneuvers like offering NATO (eventually, maybe, as long as there’s no risk of a fight).
Europe doesn’t need to fight. Ukraine is doing it for them and doing a good enough job that the Russian army, supposedly one of the world’s most powerful fighting forces, is being so reduced that Putin has not only resorted to a draft, but resorted to using prisoners as front line troops.
Ukraine absolutely needs funding and weapons. But getting European forces involved in a larger war doesn’t appear necessary.
The dark hilarity of it is the headlines that suppose Russia can’t even handle the economic backlash of winning the war at this point. Imagine holding those bags of shit.
Ukraine won’t be there in 5 years. Not at the current rate. Russia has captured enough of the politicians and electorate that nothing meaningful is being done to support Ukraine now.
I want that to change, but it seems pretty clear at the moment.
Edit: to clarify. My statements about politicians and electorate are aimed at Western nations that would otherwise help.
If read in that light and reasonably informed at all, no citation should be needed. See: Republicans, Le Pen, others.
I’m sure you can provide evidence for that claim.
https://www.businessinsider.com/ukraine-will-lose-war-russia-congress-funding-not-approved-zelenskyy-2024-4
It doesn’t address politicians being bent, but I think that part seems obvious enough here in the US. Since we’re both US-ian’s, Im fairly confident you’re aware.
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