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Africablack

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Arestovitch drops a nuclear bomb stating that if Russia wanted to, could wipe Ukraine out in three months, and that what they are doing right now is the absolute minimum at 5% MIC budget in order to keep the operation in the background and reduce stress on the Russian society.

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Story. Russia is just not as strong as everyone thought.
 

tamsen_ikard

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Story. Russia is just not as strong as everyone thought.
No, Russia is quite strong.

People didn't realize 2 things. Modern armies are too tiny to fight major countries and win easily. The last big wars that happened during the cold war and ww2 had millions of soldiers. Russia only started with 150k. All Ukraine had to do was mobilize its reserves and Russia was outnumbered.

Secondly, drone warfare has made armored warfare completely useless. In the past the expectation was, armored maneuver warfare was the way to go. Now it's back ww1 style grind.

If you compare Russian strength in terms of military production, force reconstitution and economic resilience against western sanctions, its pretty obviously no one in Europe or western vassals like Japan or Korea can come close to this level of military strength.

Only China, US and Russia are on this level.
 

Africablack

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No, Russia is quite strong.

People didn't realize 2 things. Modern armies are too tiny to fight major countries and win easily. The last big wars that happened during the cold war and ww2 had millions of soldiers. Russia only started with 150k. All Ukraine had to do was mobilize its reserves and Russia was outnumbered.

Secondly, drone warfare has made armored warfare completely useless. In the past the expectation was, armored maneuver warfare was the way to go. Now it's back ww1 style grind.

If you compare Russian strength in terms of military production, force reconstitution and economic resilience against western sanctions, its pretty obviously no one in Europe or western vassals like Japan or Korea can come close to this level of military strength.

Only China, US and Russia are on this level.
If I'm being honest with you, it sounds like a whole bunch of excuses to me. Like someone said earlier, they need to stop talking and start doing.
 

tamsen_ikard

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If I'm being honest with you, it sounds like a whole bunch of excuses to me. Like someone said earlier, they need to stop talking and start doing.
Fighting high intensity combat for 3 years is what doing looks like. Unlike US giving up after 1 month against yemen and 2 weeks against Iran.

Who else has fought a war for 3 years in the last 50 years? No one. No US insurgency fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq doesn't count.
 

Randomuser

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I do want to see her in the "Ilsa -shewolf of the SS" uniform-my apologies to actress Dyanne Thorne-but Kallas is the real thing!!
All joking aside-China has been dealing with the rabid Japanese mikado and their descendants like Shinzo Abe and the like( you guys informed me that X apparently has some Japanese saying Japan should attack China and provoke a war because China has become too powerful/proud??-Go right fucking ahead little wako-do it!!) I think the recent "gekokujo" type intrusion by the JMSDF DDG Suzutsuki shows this mindset is still very much alive and only China's ever increasing power./strength is keeping it very down-otherwise??Europe is no different-Azov Battalion etc.
I don't see how they talk so tough when they die like any other human when shot in the head. Japan couldn't even beat China when it had a collapsed dynasty and was in civil war for like a century. So I really don't get their confidence.

But it doesn't matter because dead men tell no tales. You probably haven't heard of Azov or those ultranationalists from Ukraine yapping as much these days. That's coz they are all dead now. A lot of Baltic states and even Poland have quieted down compared to before because now they actually have the chance to put their mouth where it's at and fight Russia and yet they feel hesitant on doing so.
 

kentchang

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Fighting high intensity combat for 3 years is what doing looks like. Unlike US giving up after 1 month against yemen and 2 weeks against Iran.

Who else has fought a war for 3 years in the last 50 years? No one. No US insurgency fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq doesn't count.

Russia must also maintain a large and credible strategic reserve guarding against any potential direct attack by NATO. Ukraine losing a foothold within Russia is huge from several perspectives and probably muted such thought exercises within NATO.
 
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