Russian Invasion of Ukraine

[KaraBulut]

...With Russia, does it even matter?

Or the Soviets. Genocide might be one of the few things that they were good at, intentional or not.

Q. "What doesn't fit in your ass and doesn't buzz?"

A. "A Soviet-made ass-buzzer".

 

[NotHardUp1]

Or the Soviets. Genocide might be one of the few things that they were good at, intentional or not.

Q. "What doesn't fit in your ass and doesn't buzz?"

A. "A Soviet-made ass-buzzer".

The Soviets were never much of a reality. It has always been a Muscovite puppet show.

It was window dressing, like churches in the US not being political organizations.

 

[KaraBulut]

Another story that I read over the weekend. Russia has been running ads in impoverished countries promising well-paying jobs in Russia. The "jobs" are actually in the military, serving on the Ukrainian front.

Videos have surfaced of African men being forced on suicide missions in Ukraine.

 

[rareboy]

It is being suggested that since France and Britain shut the US out of intelligence on Ukraine...the daily losses for rrrZZia have risen considerably.

 

[rareboy]

Meanwhile, Ukraine indicates it has recieved 11 requests thus far for assistance in fighting Iranian drones.

One assumes all from coutries that have been actively supporting Ukraine defense against the rrXXzian invasion over the last 4 years?

 

[rareboy]

Get ready for the rrrZZZian invasion of Moldova.

 

[rareboy]

If Orban steals the election like we know he will, the EU should just eject Hungary. Enough of the Kremlin calling the shots.
Everyone has known for years that Hungary is a branch of the Kremlin and only in the EU to get the grants produced by the wealth of other
countries in Europe.

 

[KaraBulut]

An interesting 60 Minutes segment on Ukrainian advances in drone warfare.

 

[opinterph]

Ukrainian advances in drone warfare

The video embedded below from The Military Show demonstrates how drones have enhanced Ukraine's long game by progressively weakening Russia’s ability to support the war. Rather than being the month Russia's offensive was touted to bring about an end to the war in Russia’s favor, March 2026 was perhaps the worst month so far for Russia.

 

[KaraBulut]

The video embedded below from The Military Show demonstrates how drones have enhanced Ukraine's long game by progressively weakening Russia’s ability to support the war. Rather than being the month Russia's offensive was touted to bring about an end to the war in Russia’s favor, March 2026 was perhaps the worst month so far for Russia.

That was interesting. The 60 Minutes story mentioned that Ukraine was cranking out over 4 million drones per year. There was an earlier article that I posted saying that Ukraine's 2026 target was to produce over 10 million drones. I was wondering, "What are they doing with all those drones? American news isn't giving regular updates on the war."

Now we know what they're doing with all those drones.

On one hand, Trump's abandonment of Ukraine has forced them to innovate and get away from the expensive way that the US conducts war.

On the other hand, it's scary how quick and cost efficient drone warfare has become. It's like something out of a futuristic movie and it makes murdering other people far too easy.

 

[NotHardUp1]

"The Magical Spear of Odin" and the damage to Russia's outpost offshore from Crimea:

Thank you, Sweden!