Ukraine war live map link. The Ukrainians are still making continuous gains.
Don't remember which goy it was but he said the Ukrainians will never get through Kherson a few days back, anyways turns out he was wrong and now the Ukrainians control half of the Kherson Oblast.
It's pretty wildin. Even the bombings stopped form the Russians. Idk what that's all about. Anyone figure if they actually ran out of bombs?
Edit: I looked over the data and far as I can tell Russia is back to all the gains they had made on March 01. Anyways I am fairly confident that Ukraine will get back all the pre invasion territories and will likely continue into Crimea afterwards.
However that is not the primary issue. The primary issue is that with a complete Ukrainian victory Russian morale and military capabilities are down bad but otherwise economically they are still up. The west kind of needs Russia to fracture to ensure another similar invasion has no chance of happening. A Ukrainian victory within the year does not guarantee that outcome.
All that's happened is that the long term decline has been sped up.
My take is that any variation of the future where Russia is still a dangerous global power 10 years down the line is unacceptable to the west.
On the other hand Russia probably sent entire regions worth of people to die with nothing gained. All that's needed is for the Russians to see some rebellions within their own territories for the tower to start crumbling down.
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It was the usual suspects on here. Their new cope line is that Kherson is actually empty (because they actually believed Russian outlets stating that everyone in Kherson was just desperate to leave their homes and live in Russia lmao) so Russia can bomb the city or what ever. Meanwhile in reality:
https://www.thedailybeast.com/street-parties-underway-as-ukraine-liberates-key-city-of-kherson
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https://twitter.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/1591058623613976577?s=20&t=933HsIfqX9de7ta_rjEONA
Pretty low turnout.
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https://twitter.com/christogrozev/status/1591136011689811969?t=YZqPYbaIUa_WZUVgu54Msw&s=19
It really doesn't look that way.
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A thousand people? For the biggest historical event in that city?
Maybe it's propaganda??? Couldn't be.
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Or maybe youre just coping lol
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On rdrama? Impossible!
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They're going to do it
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Can't. Uncle China said no.
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For whatever reason, probably due to logistical issues, the actual amount of missiles being fired at Ukrainian
children's playgroundslegitimate military targets had slowed to a trickle over the past couple weeks and most were easily being shot down by Ukrainian defense. The ongoing theory is that Putin called a halt so that they can now stockpile their missiles and unleash them at once in massive retribution attacks akin to the response when Ukraine blew up the bridge. Drone attacks will continue because why not.Jump in the discussion.
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Like a if we can't keep the place we will turn it into a no man's land scenario?
Even if they did one bomb run like that they would then be out of bombs right after that. So not really very purposeful.
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I don't think it's that they're running out of missiles, they're just having trouble getting enough to where they need to be. Hohols have been pretty good at disrupting supply lines.
Those runs are purposeful tho. There's a big and growing faction in Russia constantly urging Putin to escalate and nuke Ukraine. Bombing the shit out of Ukraine's cities, even if it doesn't accomplish much strategically, placates them.
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Makes sense, but long term the strat still doesn't work. Logistics have to be rebuilt constantly. Missiles have to be procured constantly. At the end of the day you fall into the broken window economics fallacy.
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"long term the strat doesn't work" has so far been the unofficial motto of this invasion tbf. Holding large swathes of territory far from home with unwilling conscripts and shaky supply lines is also not a good long term strategy but they sure gave it a red hot go anyway
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Alright fair enough. Where do they go once the bomb logistics plan fails as well?
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No idea tbh. Relinquish more territory until they get a front line they can actually reliably defend and supply? Idk.
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By then they would be fighting to keep East Russia independent.
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