A ti bi dao te Blackrock nalozi u ruskoj vatri kao suhu grancicu???

Ne da bi bjezao, vec bi gledao da povedem za sobom sto vise mogu mladica.

Primjenjuje li se ovo na Gazu?

Ili mozda vrijedi za NATO

Putin reče 5:1

Ukrajinci su se iskalili u ratu uza sve muke, a Rusi propali i moralno i vojno. Oni su sila samo kao prirepak Kini i ostalij azijskim despoecijama.

Budućnost Ukrajine je, uza sva vrludanja, kao zemlje u okviru Europe, dok Rusija ode odakle ju je Petar izvukao- u Aziju. A da ta Azija ostaje mnogoljudno gofnjivo područje uza sav naredak Kine- dvojbe nema.

Zapad je jedan, najjači i nepobjediv. Bar u sljedećih 30 godina i više.

Multipolarni drekavci Kina, Iran, Indija....ostaju drekavci i ovisnici o globalnom zapadu. I zajedno- razbojnička družina.

Ovo kao da je napisao Gordan Duhacek.
Ili Visnja Staresina.
Dakle taj dvojac je identican.

30 godina




Divan osjecaj za historijske procese.

Vise od 30 godina traje moja historija u svabiji. Et..

30 godina prodje dok prdnesh.

Cak i na zlocin smrdljivi Izrael traje duze od 30 godina.



A Ukrajina, nazalost - posto nikad nista nisam imao protiv te zemlje a logicno ni ljudi, nema buducnost. Njenu buducnost su pokopali zapadnjacki lihvari i gofnari anglosaksonski i germanski. Ti kojima se mitelojropsko gradjansvo i na Balkanu najradje uvlaci.

Ovakvi kao ovaj sa sesirom:



A poslije je bilo kukulele eto zlih komunjara bezboznika..

Poslije 30-50 godina više ni neće biti vrste homo sapiens.
Glupani razmišljaju jedino u okvirima dosadne prošlosti.

Mislis da cemo imati atomski rat ili da ce nas okupirati vanzemaljci?

Koja budućnost Ukrjaine .
Nema više onog entusijazma i one euforije na Zapadu glede Ukrajine
Sve manje ih u vestima spominju .
Davbo ih prežalili .

Ne ovisi Ukrajina o zapadnim pizdunima u toj mjeri.
Da su joj isporučavali ne 0,2% američkog proračuna, nego 6%, kao što su Staljinz 1941.do 1944., Rusi bi odavno biili negdje na Kamčatki.

Da i ostanu bez teritorija, Ukrajinci neče stati, nego će partizanskim ratom i diverzijama likvidirati svakog Rusa koji im dođe pod nož. Ovo je rat za opstanak, i to Ukrajinaca. Rusi koji to ne razumiju završit će rasčetvoreni, kad tad i na bilo koji način.

Ovo postaje dosadno, Ukrajinci stalno gube

Evo i jedine lokacije gdje su imali uspjeha, mada ne mirise na to da ce opstati tamo

Mađar ekipa ih profesionalno tamani...

Ovo sto se trenutno desava se moze komotno opisati na slijedeci nacin:

Rusi ih razvlace i melju.

Kad dodju do utvrdjenog grada, probaju, ne ide - prebacuju se na bokove i polako..kao sto je to svojstveno ruskom valjku, jedinoj spravi koja ce akobogda biti kadra anglosaksonskim kolonijalistima, i slugama, da pokaze da nicija nije do zore gorila, pa ni njihova.

I sta kaze njato-samit? Opet NJET zvaljenskom..nista od primanja u pakt.

A nista ni od dugorocnih garancija finansiranja ove od samog pocetka na krahiranje osudjene avanture. Dobijace kintu od godine do godine.

Al hajd, barem su im obecali 6 od 7 patriota koje su trazili. Na odvratnom svapskom jeziku se to zove "Trostpreis". (utjesna nagrada)

Ruska vojska ušla u središte New Yorka! (Hejjjj)

Evo prosao citav mjesec

Ora ori Njujork gori.

Prema predviđanju forumskih genicidaša godinu dana nakon osvajanja Bahmuta isti vrvi životom i obnovom. Ali u prosječnih 16cm! Genocid koji provodi vojska RF pretvara jedno ogromno područje u trajno nenaseljeno.

Sta se desilo Bobovcu i bezimenom, nekada su lepo davali dijagnoze i prognoze situacije, sad kao da se stide da pišu.

I želim da znam zašto je Volčansk toliko važan, i šta će da bidne kad on padne. A nemam od koga da procitam.

I može li se reći da Rusima više odgovara borba u urbanim sredinama nego po livadama i šumama? Harame?

Zar Bahmut još uvijek nije u ratnoj zoni, pa još se vode borbe za Časov Jar koji je praktički predgrađe Bahmuta.

Valjda ih Volčansk sprječava da nastave uz Donets

Iskreno da ti kazem tu se slabo kuzim u takticku razinu, jednostavno mi fali vojno znanje da bih mogao izigravati eksperta (poput nekih drugih ovde). Mogu samo ponavljati ono sta cujem od drugih koji posjeduju znanje a u mojim ocima i dovoljno integriteta da ih ne smatram lazovima.


Ono sto ja vidim, i sto sam od samog pocetka govorio - a to je vec 2 godine i slobodno se mozemo vratiti na temi pa provjeriti da li je to tako, je da Rusija ovaj rat nece i ne moze a i ne smije izgubiti. Resursi, velicina teritorija, stanovnistvo u Ukrajini koje se lako uklapa u rusko drustvo i drzavu, ogromna ratna mashinerija, iskustvo, ali i mentalitet i tradicija.

Ovo sto se radi - a ispostavice se na kraju krajeva da je to tako, je ustvari samo na stetu Ukrajine kao zemlje i tamosnjih ljudi. Ne mislim na kijevski drzavni aparat. A naravno i na stetu Rusije jer niko ne moze voditi tako dugo rat ovog intenziteta bez ikakvih poslijedica za privredu i drustvo. Ali rezultat kao rezultat za mene je - cak i u vrijeme onog ukrajinskog poleta nakon sto su uzeli nesto teritorije oko Karkova a Rusi se povukli oko Kijeva - neminovan.

Ljudi bi trebali shvatiti da su rat protiv Gaze i rat oko Ukrajine rezultati zapadnjackog imperijalizma, tj. US-americkog, ali bogami i evropskog. Kao sto je to bio slucaj i u Vijetnamu i mnogim drugim drzavama sirom Svijeta, ponajvise u Africi i u Juznoj Americi.

Isti imperijalizam je ubijao bez mrve empatije djecu u Vijetnamu, kao sto to danas cini u Gazi.

Ovo nisu bili "islamisti", kako neki vole od milja zvati raskomadanu djecu u Gazi, ovo su "budisti". Napalmom po teroristima.



I isti taj imperijalizam danas lije krokodilske suze zbog jednog ubijenog ukrajinskog djeteta u onoj skoli nekidan, dok im je ustvari drago da im dolaze takve slike jer se na taj nacin nadaju boljoj mobilizaciji unutar vlastitih avlija za svoje ratne ciljeve, i jos vecoj demonizaciji Rusa.

Pitam se samo kakve bi filmove Holivud snimao da su ljudi u Vijetnamu onomad imali I-fonove...

Nijemac Bartetzko, vojnik HVO i UCK, daje, kao uvijek dobre analize (u Ukrajini je kao logističar od početka)

What are the biggest lessons learned from the war in Ukraine so far from a military perspective?

After watching what is going on in Ukraine pretty closely, I think the most important lesson to draw from this war is the following:

In a “hot” conventional war, there’s no room for half-measures. If you go in, you go in fully. Your country needs to mobilize all its resources and free all its potential, from day one.

None of the warring factions on the battlefield (Russia, Ukraine) did this. As we all know, Russia’s planning and preparation for their invasion were abysmal. Their troops had supplies for only a couple of days and even when it became clear that this war wouldn't be over soon, it took Russia’s military apparatus many months to finally get their army into a war modus.

This became especially problematic with the artillery ammunition. It’s completely incomprehensible (at least for me) that nobody from the higher-ups predicted that when you shoot X number of shells every day and you have Y number in your weapons storage while Z number is produced or procured (and X is bigger than Z), there comes the day when you cannot sustain combat operations anymore.

Another problem is recruiting and training. After two and a half years of fighting, the recruiting issue still isn't solved and the quality of training leaves much to be desired.

All these problems have a lot to do with military leadership. Both sides suffer from old-style Soviet thinking in their ranks. It took President Zelinskyy many months to “replace” the Commander of the Joint Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Lieutenant General Yurii Sodol. Sodol screwed up so many times that he should have been court martialed a long time ago. Instead, earlier this year, they appointed him to the position of joint chief!

The biggest blunders, however, were committed not by Russia or Ukraine but by Ukraine’s Western Allies. Every single piece of equipment that the West sent to Ukraine after February 24, 2022, came in insufficient quantities and too late.

The NATO planners never grasped that when you have a 1,000-kilometer-long active frontline, sending Ukraine 1 million rounds of machine un ammunition is just the proverbial drop in the ocean. Of course, the German Ministry of Defense topped all this by sending 5,000 obsolete military helmets.

Unfortunately, the thinking that we may somehow win this thing without giving it all we have is still in many Western analysts’ heads.

This is the lesson we need to learn from this war: do not underestimate your enemy (Russia’s fault), their ability to adapt (Ukraine’s blunder) but especially do not misjudge the costs, the efforts, and the sacrifices it will take to achieve victory.

The Ukrainian side didn’t fare better. Military planners became too optimistic after Russia’s defeats in Kharkiv and Kherson in late ‘22. The logistics to sustain a longer war were set up late and always lagged behind.

What do you think as a war veteran of the Russian war in Ukraine?

Compared to all the other wars that have happened in my lifetime, this one is the freaking biggest and the most brutal one.

One of my friends, an experienced war reporter, put it this way: “Bosnia, Syria, and Afghanistan were three-minute songs played by a small band, but the war in Ukraine is a five-hour timpani orchestra piece.”

The amount of fighting and dying, the level of destruction and suffering, is hard to describe.

For any war veteran, Ukraine is a challenge on a completely different level. We had some seasoned Afghanistan and Iraq vets here who literally sh*t their pants during their first Russian artillery barrage.

Even some former US Navy SEALs and a German Kommando Spezialkräfte soldier who came to the Ukrainian frontline had to be relieved from duty because they couldn't cope with the battlefield stress.

On the other hand, the veterans of the Chechen wars, the Georgians, and the Bosnian combat vets usually do pretty well.

For a long time, for every Western soldier, the Vietnam War was the ultimate benchmark: Whatever you’ve been doing in the army and wherever you’ve fought, it wasn't much compared to the jungles of Southeastern Asia.

Now Ukraine has dethroned Vietnam. You may think you're a tough guy and in a good unit but when you meet a Ukrainian combat veteran, you better shut up and listen.

Will Ukraine get tired of this war with Russia soon?

Of course, everyone is exhausted. Two and a half years of brutal combat have left their marks, physically and psychologically.

The days of youthful enthusiasm and patriotic outpouring when everyone hoped for a quick victory are over. Ukrainians have realized that the struggle will continue for a very long time. There is no end in sight.

Some people, not only in Russia, expect (or even hope) that Ukraine will soon reach its breaking point and accept territorial losses to end this war but I can’t see this happening.

People are as determined to defend their country and liberate the occupied territories as they were on the dawn of February 24, 2022. The mood is certainly more somber now, after many setbacks and victims.

However, the determination and will to fight for what is right is still the same. Being tired is one thing and abandoning the fight is another one.

The spirit of Ukraine remains unbroken.