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The Russian Army: 2nd best

Here is an English translation of the original Russian from a Telegram post by Girkin. It looks like the Russians have sent a reconiscience in force and has not been reported, yet. The incursion is about 30 miles behind the front. Ukraine needs to be moving to stem this tide, or they will not be able to stop it. This is the same guy who, in part, discussed Ukraine advances in Kherson before they occurred.

"It is reported that the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation captured the village of Dvurechenskoye in the Kharkov region. Apparently, the village was taken by an offensive from the territory of the Russian Federation. And this means that the long-awaited offensive has nevertheless begun (the village is located quite deep both from the border and from the positions of the RF Armed Forces in the LPR according to the configuration of the front at the end of November, which I remember from the experience of being in that area).
So far, official reports on the offensive have not been reported, but - if we are to believe the reports of military correspondents - the front is clearly approaching Kupyansk. I don't have any other information yet."

 
The Russians are preparing to flee from the coming Ukrainian offensive. The Russians feel real fear. This is a translation from a post a telegram channel that discusses the expected retreat.

"Preparations for the evacuation of the occupiers of the Zaporizhia region were discussed on the air of the Yedyny Novyni telethon."
 
The Poles have arranged for Germany to send all of its MiGs to Ukraine. The German decision was quick....

According to SPIEGEL information, the federal government has approved Poland's application to export MiG-29 fighter jets from GDR (East Germany) stocks to Ukraine .....

It is correct that the federal government did not postpone the decision, but made it on the day of the export application...The Ukrainian side will certainly be very pleased with this speed."


 
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The Russian idiots bombed their own city. It's no wonder they haven't been able to dominate the skies over Ukraine, they can't even get it right flying inside their own territory. Notice the upside down car on the roof.

 
At the military parade in Moscow on May 9, the stupid Russians sene one tank- a T-34- made in 1934. Last year they paraded about 100 of their most modern tanks. They has lost thousands of tanks in Ukraine.
 
The WSJ has some good points:

The war has dragged on miserably, but by now the implicitness of defeat permeates Russian TV coverage, even if the word isn’t used. The implicitness of defeat permeates the commentary of the anointed milbloggers, freelance pro-war commentators who have been granted or granted themselves permission to criticize the military’s performance..

None of this would be happening, none of this would be visible to us, if Russia’s ruling elites had not given up on winning the war. The Putin regime has become like a married couple throwing decorum to the winds and having a knockdown brawl in a restaurant. ...
 
Anthony Blinken must be reading Spidernation:

Antony Blinken

Antony Blinken
“The Kremlin often claimed it had the second strongest military in the world — and many believed it,” Blinken said during a speech in Helsinki, Finland.

“Today, many see Russia's military as the second strongest in Ukraine.”

He called Russia's war against Ukraine a "strategic failure" that weakened Russia's "military, economic, and diplomatic power for years to come."
 
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This idiot was a sub commander in Russia. He posed his jogging route on an app every morning. One of his followers was the head of Ukrainian Intelligence. He was recently shot a few days ago on a morning jog.

 
I think, as far as a people goes, the Russians have to be the dumbest in the history of the world. Here is a case in point. Russians were drinking and played with grenades- the result, 3 dead soldiers and a wrecked bar.

 
Here's a good one. While Russia has the second best tanks in Ukraine, its customer service for those tanks is top notch. A Ukrainian was having trouble with a captured tank, so he decided to contact Russian tech support for help. He even escalated his concerns higher up the food chain. Apparently the Russians were very helpful.

 
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