They won't have to worry about paying taxes to this Ukraine government much longer. The Russians are setting a record for fastest manuever warfare assault ever.
This isn't about taking a side. It's a fact that Russia is capturing territory at a record setting pace. See my response below to Jester. Are you about to regal me with tales of heroic Ukrainian defiance such as the Ghost of Kiev, Sam Hyde? Perhaps you want to encourage civilians to throw themselves under tank tracks so propagandists can get good photos like Biden?
Russia was always going to be fighting their supply lines more than Ukrainian forces. Russia's 234,000 troops have captured 33,500 square miles in six days for a rate of .024 square miles per soldier per day.
For comparison, Israel's 264,000 troops captured 25,900 square miles during the Six Day War for a rate of .016 square miles per soldier per day. In the Invasion of Iraq, 310,000 US troops captured 169,300 square miles in 41 days for a rate of .013 square miles per soldier per day.
By what metric do you say that Russia is moving slow?
Yes, they are moving slow. Their supply lines are stuck massive traffic jams that they havent moved for hours. Massive desertion, and in the 6 day war you had an army that was nearly on par with Israel. You comparison is flawed. Try again.
Especially only now Russians got a major city in Ukraine.
I wonder if you got those numbers from those websites who swore up and down that Russian tanks were great
In war, out running your supply lines is called a good problem. It means you are winning at the fastest rate possible. As for the tanks, Russia is throwing their old stuff first as a probe. They are dominating with their third string.
Spez: And let's not forget Israel lost half it's armor in the Six Day, which is about what is expected in a rapid assault.
They won't have to worry about paying taxes to this Ukraine government much longer. The Russians are setting a record for fastest manuever warfare assault ever.
Highly delusional take, m'bootlicker.
This isn't about taking a side. It's a fact that Russia is capturing territory at a record setting pace. See my response below to Jester. Are you about to regal me with tales of heroic Ukrainian defiance such as the Ghost of Kiev, Sam Hyde? Perhaps you want to encourage civilians to throw themselves under tank tracks so propagandists can get good photos like Biden?
Compared to who?
Not really. They are struggling with a lot of logistics problems, bad equipment, stolen equipment, desertion and more.
Will Russia win this war against Ukraine? Yes, no doubt about it. But they are not going as fast as you claim them to be going.
Russia was always going to be fighting their supply lines more than Ukrainian forces. Russia's 234,000 troops have captured 33,500 square miles in six days for a rate of .024 square miles per soldier per day.
For comparison, Israel's 264,000 troops captured 25,900 square miles during the Six Day War for a rate of .016 square miles per soldier per day. In the Invasion of Iraq, 310,000 US troops captured 169,300 square miles in 41 days for a rate of .013 square miles per soldier per day.
By what metric do you say that Russia is moving slow?
Okay, now talk about the real one.
Yes, they are moving slow. Their supply lines are stuck massive traffic jams that they havent moved for hours. Massive desertion, and in the 6 day war you had an army that was nearly on par with Israel. You comparison is flawed. Try again.
Especially only now Russians got a major city in Ukraine.
I wonder if you got those numbers from those websites who swore up and down that Russian tanks were great
In war, out running your supply lines is called a good problem. It means you are winning at the fastest rate possible. As for the tanks, Russia is throwing their old stuff first as a probe. They are dominating with their third string.
Spez: And let's not forget Israel lost half it's armor in the Six Day, which is about what is expected in a rapid assault.
lol, they've captures a quarter of the country in a week and are about to cut the country in half. Slow indeed.