Official Russia vs Ukraine War Thread

You’re the one cheering on Russia’s killing of Ukrainians, which you’ve already said is Ukraine’s fault for not giving into Russia’s demands. If Russia demanded the US give up Alaska, would you be okay with it?

Sanctions working put great

I have never cheered on any killing.

Unlike many of your post where you are gleeful over the killing of Russian soldiers.

carmine9 wrote:

What?

lots of posts, Carmine.

Looks like you are worried that the decadent libs with the Jewish president are beating the right wing authoritarian thugs you identify with.

UKR offensive underway!

Take a guess.

Can you figure out the typo?

What letter is next to the p on a keyboard?

Yes. An o.

Now replace the p with the o.

What do you get?

Yep. Sanctions working out great.

Combined with the video, do you get it know Sir Isaac?

Then you support Russia withdrawing and restoring the pre-2014 borders to end the killing? Or, do you support Russia continuing to kill tens of thousands of people?

I'm not gleeful over the killing of Russian soldiers. I'm sufficiently aware of the world to know that Ukraine's success is going to require the death of many Russian soldiers, unless Putin decided to withdraw. Until then, every dead Russian soldier is one small step closer to Ukraine's success.

And to think, Tucker Carlson was the state media only a couple years ago!!!

Ah... I see now. Yes, sanction are working out great. Have you read this paper yet? It's more insightful than some YouTuber ranting about energy prices.

How's the Russian aviation industry doing? Hint, they're taking planes out of service to scrounge them for parts.

How's the Russian defense sector doing? Russia is dependent on western goods to build every piece of hardware in their arsenal. They can't rebuild or repair the thousand or so tanks that have been destroyed. They can't rebuild or repair the thousand or so armored vehicles that have been destroyed. They can't build more high-precision munitions (not that they really care about high-precision anything - just bomb the f*ck out of the civilians you claim to be liberating!)

Europe is screwed.

Us too?

So, I'm going to assume that means you're unable to read a paper that disagrees with your YouTube experts. Is that because you're unable to read? Or because you're unable to understand anything that's not spoon fed to you by somebody shouting about things they don't understand?

Nobody is screwed except for Putins Russia. Historically speaking, invading nations usually lose. Maybe you can give an example or two to prove history wrong.

Some people get their information from independent YouTubers and some people get their information from research institutions, like Yale University:

amp.dw.com

Yale study shows sanctions are crippling Russia's economy

Researchers at Yale University say the Russian economy is suffering massive damage due to Western sanctions, despite Moscow downplaying the effect.

Link:amp.dw.com/en/yale-study-shows-sanctio...

Now, which source do you think is more accurate?

Thank You for posting this question to me.

I have to honestly say I don't know who is telling the truth or is using propaganda. This is why there is a term called "the fog of war." But I do believe Ukraine has the right to be their own Nation. And Putin and his Russia have bitten off more than they can chew. In a conventional war, Russia has lost. The only thing at this point that will save the day for Putin and Russia is their nuclear arsenal.

This is why the World is on "tender hooks." Putin is unpredictable. He is some what like Hitler. He'll maybe go down with the ship.But the question is, is he willing to take down the rest of the world with him?

It makes me curious at times what Hitler would have done if he had access to atom bombs.

He probably would have used them before drilling a hole through his head with a Walther p38.

Putin is facing a nuclear dilemma and a similar demise as Der Fuher.

So you think Yale University economics department isn’t able to see through the “fog of war” and compile an account account of the sanctions on Russia?

“Yale's team of experts used consumer data and figures from Russia's international trade and shipping partners to measure economic activity five months after Moscow launched its invasion of Ukraine.”

so should the US offer Putin a way out?

Yale University

What's next for Russian economy?

“The authors of the Yale study said that Russia had no path out of "economic oblivion," provided that Western allies stay unified on sanctions.”

"Defeatist headlines arguing that Russia's economy has bounced back are simply not factual — the facts are that, by any metric and on any level, the Russian economy is reeling, and now is not the time to step on the brakes," it said.