My hypothesis is sending in under-prepared and under trained forces to exhaust whatever resources Ukraine has, throw their old out dated tech at the battle and not care about the loss of life because their military size is so large that whatever is lost is disposable to the military. Once Russia feels that Ukraine is running low on its resources and whatever if being funneled to them from outside aide that they'll start to bring in whatever modernized military might they're holding back with, as well as more infantry.
I seriously doubt that what we're seeing is the actual height of Russia's military might and this is just inventory that has been clogging their depos and they finally have a junkyard to go chuck the shit in and forget about it.
closer to Krillin vs Bacterian but aye
https://www.reuters.com/world/youre-...te-2022-02-25/
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/...ine-russia-war
Black and brown people facing heavy racism and xenophobia trying to escape Ukraine. Which isn't surprising.
Alright look, normally I wouldn't do this, but Russia literally just threatened to start hurling nukes.
https://twitter.com/JonLemire/status...21880795369474
https://twitter.com/russianforces/st...26329844568073
https://twitter.com/marcbennetts1/st...23345765081093
Got a notice from several major Swedish news outlets that Putin has prepared nuclear capabilities due to threats from NATO and the Western sanctions
PLEASE LET US TAKE UKRAINE OR WE NUKE YOU OKAY
Honestly one of two things is possible: Putin is fucking insane and is impaired far beyond what people thought or the other is he's bluffing and desperate for a win so he's hurling out threats so he doesn't lose power that comes from why he's still in charge - intimidation.
Why not both?
It can totally be both and likely is.
i say we fuck around and find out
What do you do if you need to airship something that doesn't fit on a 747, like a power plant turbine or a fire truck?
You charter an Antonov.
But they are old and there aren't many left and all the parts come from Ukraine.
https://twitter.com/typesfast/status...B5rcj5Aug&s=19
I'm reminded today that the concept "if you introduce a weapon you must use it" came from a Russian
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