The Ukrainian War IV: "And von Moltke Laughed ..."

[The Farting Country]

There are no patriotic solutions to global issues, so the patriot often prefers to believe that there are no such things as global issues.

As a non-westerner I think Brussels is closer to the government that we will need in the future than D.C. is. I mean, it's not close, but it's closer.

Judge a system by its fruits, in this case literally. Under the Constitution, we had affordable food on the shelves. Under the Globalist Deep State, we do not.

Please try to keep things on topic. Or i WILL fart on you.

[United Russian Federal Republic]

“You win some and you lose others”, as the phrase reads.

Ideally, we need to be winning all of them.

I mean, strategic retreats are a pretty easy way to consolidate and preserve current forces whilst being able to hold ground that's easily defendable.

(Or alternatively you can redirect more men to other more important fronts. As much as it is a joke, the fact that Russia retreated from Kherson was a strategic retreat so it could conserve it's best men that were stuck in the region + the area left of the Dnipro was pretty much cut off when Ukraine destroyed the Antonovsky bridge, ik pontoon bridges exist but it's not as effective at transporting supplies to the Russian forces there.)

When Kherson was lost, I was despondent. It was like that well-known scene from “Tom and Jerry”, where Tom is sat on the rail line, waiting to be struck and killed by a train.

But now, I realise that the retreat was necessary, as you say.

[Tarsonis]

I mean, strategic retreats are a pretty easy way to consolidate and preserve current forces whilst being able to hold ground that's easily defendable.

(Or alternatively you can redirect more men to other more important fronts. As much as it is a joke, the fact that Russia retreated from Kherson was a strategic retreat so it could conserve it's best men that were stuck in the region + the area left of the Dnipro was pretty much cut off when Ukraine destroyed the Antonovsky bridge, ik pontoon bridges exist but it's not as effective at transporting supplies to the Russian forces there.)

When Kherson was lost, I was despondent. It was like that well-known scene from “Tom and Jerry”, where Tom is sat on the rail line, waiting to be struck and killed by a train.

But now, I realise that the retreat was necessary, as you say.

Ukraine thanks the Russian troops for all the tanks, vehicles and other munitions they left behind in their "strategic" retreat.

[Perikuresu]

When Kherson was lost, I was despondent. It was like that well-known scene from “Tom and Jerry”, where Tom is sat on the rail line, waiting to be struck and killed by a train.

But now, I realise that the retreat was necessary, as you say.

Ukraine thanks the Russian troops for all the tanks, vehicles and other munitions they left behind in their "strategic" retreat.

Their retreat from Kherson was not as catastrophic as their retreat in Kharkiv. The reason that Russia took so long to retreat and Ukraine took so long to move in was because Russia spent their time destroying equipment, setting up mines or booby traps and basically demolishing the energy infrastructure in Kherson.

Whatever amount of weapons they found in Kherson was most likely destroyed rather than quickly left behind as seen in Kharkiv.

[Tarsonis]

Ukraine thanks the Russian troops for all the tanks, vehicles and other munitions they left behind in their "strategic" retreat.

Their retreat from Kherson was not as catastrophic as their retreat in Kharkiv. The reason that Russia took so long to retreat and Ukraine took so long to move in was because Russia spent their time destroying equipment, setting up mines or booby traps and basically demolishing the energy infrastructure in Kherson.

Whatever amount of weapons they found in Kherson was most likely destroyed rather than quickly left behind as seen in Kharkiv.

Fair, Russias had so many blundering losses it kind of blurrs together. I will agree with the Russians that the retreat from Kherson was necessary. For no other reason than it moved Ukrainian forces in range of striking military targets on Crimea. Thanks for the assist boys.

[Perikuresu]

Fair, Russias had so many blundering losses it kind of blurrs together. I will agree with the Russians that the retreat from Kherson was necessary. For no other reason than it moved Ukrainian forces in range of striking military targets on Crimea. Thanks for the assist boys.

Crimea will definitely be in trouble when Ukraine launches their Zaporizhzhia Offensive begins and they retake Melitopol, which is the only other closest route to resupply Crimea after the Kerch bridge exploded (ik it's back to operations for civilian use but I'm not sure about big trucks)

I try not to be some sorta military armchair redditor but in the worst case scenario (assuming Ukraine takes off the southern front from the Donbas), it'd be like the Kherson retreat but on steroids, and those steroids weren't applied properly and you get the worst side effects

[Glagoly]

I mean, strategic retreats are a pretty easy way to consolidate and preserve current forces whilst being able to hold ground that's easily defendable.

(Or alternatively you can redirect more men to other more important fronts. As much as it is a joke, the fact that Russia retreated from Kherson was a strategic retreat so it could conserve it's best men that were stuck in the region + the area left of the Dnipro was pretty much cut off when Ukraine destroyed the Antonovsky bridge, ik pontoon bridges exist but it's not as effective at transporting supplies to the Russian forces there.)

When Kherson was lost, I was despondent. It was like that well-known scene from “Tom and Jerry”, where Tom is sat on the rail line, waiting to be struck and killed by a train.

But now, I realise that the retreat was necessary, as you say.

And here is the difference between us. Do you know how I felt when Kherson was liberated? Nothing. Zero. As well as when he was captured. Just like when Lysychansk was captured, or when there was a counteroffensive in Kharkiv Oblast. I live here at war. The day before yesterday I was in the Dnipro, I put flowers on the rubble. I paid my respects. But I didn't feel a damn thing.

[Tarsonis]

When Kherson was lost, I was despondent. It was like that well-known scene from “Tom and Jerry”, where Tom is sat on the rail line, waiting to be struck and killed by a train.

But now, I realise that the retreat was necessary, as you say.

And here is the difference between us. Do you know how I felt when Kherson was liberated? Nothing. Zero. As well as when he was captured. Just like when Lysychansk was captured, or when there was a counteroffensive in Kharkiv Oblast. I live here at war. The day before yesterday I was in the Dnipro, I put flowers on the rubble. I paid my respects. But I didn't feel a damn thing.

Well now I know why URFR is afraid to acknowledge you.

[United Russian Federal Republic]

When Kherson was lost, I was despondent. It was like that well-known scene from “Tom and Jerry”, where Tom is sat on the rail line, waiting to be struck and killed by a train.

But now, I realise that the retreat was necessary, as you say.

Ukraine thanks the Russian troops for all the tanks, vehicles and other munitions they left behind in their "strategic" retreat.

You are welcome!

[Austria-Bohemia-Hungary]

meanwhile im just disappointed that certain people aren't going on a hitler-tier rant about defending every last inch of "Russian" territory.

[United Russian Federal Republic]

meanwhile im just disappointed that [i]certain people[/url] aren't going on a hitler-tier rant about defending every last inch of "Russian" territory.

I hope that you are not trying to insinuate that I would do this.

[Austria-Bohemia-Hungary]

meanwhile im just disappointed that [i]certain people[/url] aren't going on a hitler-tier rant about defending every last inch of "Russian" territory.

I hope that you are not trying to insinuate that I would do this.

https://youtu.be/a1MuMIyIDyk

[Tarsonis]

meanwhile im just disappointed that certain people aren't going on a hitler-tier rant about defending every last inch of "Russian" territory.

Russia should defend every last inch of Russian territory, So long as they do it in Russa, and not Ukraine.

[United Russian Federal Republic]

I hope that you are not trying to insinuate that I would do this.

https://youtu.be/a1MuMIyIDyk

I do not appreciate the comparison of President Putin to Hitler.

Nonetheless, those videos have always been funny!

[Glagoly]

https://youtu.be/a1MuMIyIDyk

I do not appreciate the comparison of President Putin to Hitler.

Nonetheless, those videos have always been funny!

When "Moskva" sank, he broke several vases. He actually looked the same. Also, he often indulges in profanity with his generals.

[Glagoly]

Although, you know, all my friends and I will look like this in Crimea. I don't want to sound weak now, I've already opened up too much to you, but damn, I totally understand that man in the video.

[United Calanworie]

There are no patriotic solutions to global issues, so the patriot often prefers to believe that there are no such things as global issues.

As a non-westerner I think Brussels is closer to the government that we will need in the future than D.C. is. I mean, it's not close, but it's closer.

Judge a system by its fruits, in this case literally. Under the Constitution, we had affordable food on the shelves. Under the Globalist Deep State, we do not.

And in judging you I find you guilty of threadjacking. *** Warned for threadjacking. ***

[United Calanworie]

Judge a system by its fruits, in this case literally. Under the Constitution, we had affordable food on the shelves. Under the Globalist Deep State, we do not.

Please try to keep things on topic. Or i WILL fart on you.

*** Warned for spam + spamming moderation here ***

[Fifth Jellian Republic]

I mean, strategic retreats are a pretty easy way to consolidate and preserve current forces whilst being able to hold ground that's easily defendable.

(Or alternatively you can redirect more men to other more important fronts. As much as it is a joke, the fact that Russia retreated from Kherson was a strategic retreat so it could conserve it's best men that were stuck in the region + the area left of the Dnipro was pretty much cut off when Ukraine destroyed the Antonovsky bridge, ik pontoon bridges exist but it's not as effective at transporting supplies to the Russian forces there.)

When Kherson was lost, I was despondent. It was like that well-known scene from “Tom and Jerry”, where Tom is sat on the rail line, waiting to be struck and killed by a train.

But now, I realise that the retreat was necessary, as you say.

It was necessary because Russia was loosing then.
And is loosing now.

[The Selkie]

You all know about the big meeting in Ramstein right now, right? Germany's new minister of defense, Boris Pistorius, has said in an interview with ARD, that he would not know of any deal, that would say that the Americans would have to deliver Abrams before Germany delivers Leopards.
Meanwhile, Poland is thinking about giving their tanks anyway.
And apparently, the Americans are sending Strykers.
Well, here's to hoping, that the German Government indeed comes to a, hopefully positive, decision.
(Article in German.)

[Marnrio]

You all know about the big meeting in Ramstein right now, right? Germany's new minister of defense, Boris Pistorius, has said in an interview with ARD, that he would not know of any deal, that would say that the Americans would have to deliver Abrams before Germany delivers Leopards.
Meanwhile, Poland is thinking about giving their tanks anyway.
And apparently, the Americans are sending Strykers.
Well, here's to hoping, that the German Government indeed comes to a, hopefully positive, decision.
(Article in German.)

Did they predict the decisions of the outcomes of sending in tanks to support Ukraine?
Like i meant, which type of tank gets delivered first to support Ukraine?
and yes, I do know that he would not know of any deal, since patience is a virtue.

[United Russian Federal Republic]

Reportedly a Ukrainian ammunition dump was smacked with an air strike yesterday, in Kherson.

[Northern Seleucia]

I'm an American patriot, I have a flag on my house, my dad's car has veteran license plates, and I'm going through the Military Entrance process for the Army.
Anti-Globalism and Deep State talk is not patriotism, it's InfoWars.

I'm wheezing. This is such a fucking stereotypically American post that I'm not sure if it's satire or serious, even coming from you.

I wish I was joking now that you mention it...but alas I am not.

[Northern Seleucia]

Sweden will be sending...:

• Archer Artillery System
• 50 Combat Vehicle 90 IFVs
• NLAW anti-tank missiles

...to Ukraine.

[The Holy Therns]

https://youtu.be/a1MuMIyIDyk

I do not appreciate the comparison of President Putin to Hitler.

Nonetheless, those videos have always been funny!

Which invader would you rather he be compared to?