You Putin bots are so predictable, we didn’t want Kyiv, the ship sank due to someone smoking, we pulled our troops back and let them take that area, etc. etc. etc.

What is your excuse going to be when Ukraine launches a major counter attack into the exposed and weak right flank of the Russian lines and cuts off the supply lines to the Izium axis? I can hear you now: “we wanted them to cut those troops off”

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Posted by ruff fish

Member since Feb 2021

525 posts

Posted on 5/7/22 at 11:45 am to Chromdome35

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Russia has its arse in a crack, it doesn't have enough troops on the battlefield, and it doesn't have the ability to raise, train and equip enough troops in time to make a difference. The troops it does have on the battlefield are undersupplied, lack leadership, and suffer from major morale issues. Ukraine is gaining strength every day. It's just a matter of time, the only real question is how far can the Ukrainians push them.

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You Putin bots are so predictable, we didn’t want Kyiv, the ship sank due to someone smoking, we pulled our troops back and let them take that area, etc. etc. etc.

What is your excuse going to be when Ukraine launches a major counter attack into the exposed and weak right flank of the Russian lines and cuts off the supply lines to the Izium axis? I can hear you now: “we wanted them to cut those troops off”

You judge us by yourself. Therefore, you are somewhere in illusions. Remember what you wrote.
Here is one of the few prisoners, a Canadian. In general, they try not to take foreign prisoners, they remember what happened in Syria.
Listen, this is not Putin's bot talking. Assess the spirit of the soldiers about whom he speaks, about the supply and so on. and this Canadian looks at least not depressed.
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Posted by QboveTopSecret

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Member since Feb 2018

3260 posts

Posted on 5/7/22 at 7:39 pm to Chromdome35

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so predictable, we didn’t want Kyiv,

When Napoleon reached Moscow, he thought maybe he’d “won,” but the Russians burned Moscow and retreated again. Napoleon hung around the cinders, expecting the czar to sue for peace, but no message arrived.

Taking a capital doesn't end conflict, the russians know this better than anyone.