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It's better that way......Officers can be old fucks because they really don’t do anything anyway
There was a British general from WW II who said something to the effect that there was nothing better for a foot soldier's morale than occasionally seeing a dead general.Top Russian general killed by Ukrainian sniper
This must be a huge blow to their morale losing such a high ranking officer
That one happened sometime around mid-morning in Silver Spring.
I read that also. That Russia plans on taking control of it. A nuclear plant shelled and on fire that size can cause major fallout for not only Ukraine but also surrounding countries. Being the largest plant in Europe you would think there would be worries. But still chirps. Wonder why no country wants to declare a no-fly zone over Ukraine but are for their own country. Even the US is against a no-fly zone being declared.Ukraine is saying that Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant was struck during a shelling and fighting. Currently on fire.
Ukrainian officials now claiming increasing radiation levels in the area. Chernobyl 2.0I read that also. That Russia plans on taking control of it. A nuclear plant shelled and on fire that size can cause major fallout for not only Ukraine but also surrounding countries. Being the largest plant in Europe you would think there would be worries. But still chirps. Wonder why no country wants to declare a no-fly zone over Ukraine but are for their own country. Even the US is against a no-fly zone being declared.
Sounds like the Russians are willing to destroy Ukraine to "save" it from the "Fascists".Ukrainian officials now claiming increasing radiation levels in the area. Chernobyl 2.0
Ukrainian State Emergency Service is claiming that levels are currently in the “normal” range, but still elevated.Ukrainian officials now claiming increasing radiation levels in the area. Chernobyl 2.0
There was a British general from WW II who said something to the effect that there was nothing better for a foot soldier's morale than occasionally seeing a dead general.
Anyway, I'm wondering if that 40 mile "convoy" is getting hit, would it be more effective to hit the front, the end or the middle? Answer gently please, I'm just an old civilian interested in professional opinions. (In other words, if I ask an ignorant question, it's because I'm ignorant) Thank you!
He rides horses bare chested and at some point may have personally injected a few people with polonium 210. He’s shrewd and ruthless enough to survive Russian political intrigue and remain in power. But he’s not a diabolical mastermind; maybe just a bit more underhanded and cunning than the average weak suck politicians we tend to elect in the West. He’s tougher than they are and they’re intimidated by him.As a general musing, I think there has been a propensity (at least I've seen it here and there) to attribute this lack of results on the part of the Russians as some kind of brilliant master play to trick the world into thinking Russia is less than organised or capable. But I would say I think they've made some major strategic mistakes and they're exactly that, mistakes and not some 8d chess moves.
I feel like a lot of this comes from people looking at Putin and saying "oh he was a KGB officer so everything must have a hidden meaning" but in fact that doesn't necessarily mean anything; he wasn't a particularly high rank and the publicly available information at least doesn't show he was responsible for running operations. So my thoughts are, have people extrapolated information wrongly over the years so he's got this aura of masterful deceit around him? Something to chew on.
This is the shit that legit keeps me up at night.
US doesn't stand 'a fighting chance' if Russia and China combine cyber tech, former Pentagon official says — Fox News
China may already be sharing data with Russia, and America wouldn't stand "a fighting chance" if the two superpowers combined their cyber warfare capabilities, the U.S. Air Force's former chief software officer told Fox News.
"Not many nations would be able to push back," Nicolas Chaillan told Fox News. "I don't even think the United States would be able to push back if tomorrow Russia and China decide to come together against us."
"I think it would be very difficult for us to be able to even have a fighting chance, let alone a nation like Ukraine," he added.
One thing that has stood out to me is that the vaunted Russian Spetsnaz is not as effective as the internet made them seem for so many years