Or maybe you are idiot.
He wants the Black Sea. He who controls the Black Sea etc.
I read that in a Russian accent. Glad you are getting into character.
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I’ll leave this out there…
Are you also ready to go fight in Kiev? Fascinating.
Huh? What would give you that impression.
Sounds like they need some help.
They do. But not my place to get involved.
Sure we could say the same. But we won’t.
Who is ‘we’?
The heroes of the west
Anyway…anyone know why the Ukrainians haven’t used anti-tank missiles to take out a few of this slow moving, exposed Russian convoy? You won’t take too many out but enough for them to stop for a smoke and have a think about things.
They have taken many of them out. With the javelins we gave them.
Be careful all about confusing what is going to happen with what you want to happen. Putin is going to throw the kitchen sink at it in the next few days. NATO won’t run ops. Regime change in Moscow not likely either.
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The russkies now reported to commit 75% of their army (BBC). If the Ukrainians don’t have the tools to strike the convoy they are reduced to handheld weapons in a street battle. Not pretty
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Credit to @TheBird who is giving a masterclass in this thread. His years in the FCA really coming to the fore here
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I’d like to think someone in Moscow if the order was given would disobey and Putin would be taken out.
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Military need factions to operate. There’s no Military needed if the Nuclear option is taken.
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Oligarchs can’t amass, sell & enjoy their riches on Nuclear wasted lands.
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Russian diplomats can’t function anymore than their Western & Eastern counterparts
The nuclear option can only be seen as an actual ideal in the eyes of a madman.
It’s up to the Russia underground now to make sure it is not an option.
If all the above is wishful thinking, god bless us all.
If this is an idle threat then god bless the Ukrainian nation.
If a nuclear war breaks out what’s the realistic best case scenario? A city in Russia and Ukraine destroyed Hiroshima style?