>Day 1,219 of the 2 day special operation

What would happen if he got assrasped live on tv?

>>508778965 (OP)
>we all need to militarize our economies or else they will conquer us all!
>they are losing by the way.

>>508779082
morale improves

>>508779180
They've taken 20% of Ukraine in 3.5 years, so based on that average it'll be 17.5 years until the war is over.
That's not a victory, it's a catastrophic failure.

>>508779180
It's Schrödinger's Putler, at the same time a laughing stock and a greatest threat Europe faces.
Last 3 years opened a lot of naive eyes here, about the nature of Europe and people therein. And that is a good thing ;)

>>508779330
17.5 years total I mean

>>508779345
A laughing stock because you pretend to be a superpower while burning a million slave soldiers on a little piece of former soviet territory.
A threat because you have nukes and constantly threatening us with them.

>>508779330
How much of Germany and Austria did Allies take in ww1 after 4 years, a week before the central powers unconditionally surrendered?

>Day 10,219 of the 2 day special operation

>>508779437
>an insignificant island
Poo to the Loo, Ranji

>day 4096 of the 48 hour Anti Terrorist Operation

>>508778965 (OP)
for me its how russoids still like to pretend all is well

>>508779330
>so based on that average it'll be 17.5 years until the war is over.
That's assuming the funnel of western gibs keeps flowing in to Ukraine. All Russia has to do is outlast it.

>>508779466
you are talking about many fronts of many countries/empires throwing millions of men at fronts. It's just not comparable. PLus your guys suck at warfare big time.

>>508779345
Europe, in reality, faces an existential threat by their own elite, the same way the RF does, nigger. I hoped in 2022 that this war would open the eyes of the RF citizens and wake up from their fucking slumber but no, 4 years in and they still haven't rebelled. lmao

>>508779697
>All Russia has to do is outlast it.

All the russian meat is bound to clog the grinder eventually

>>508778965 (OP)
>OP doesn't understand that it was always an invasion to take back The Ukraine and mitigate the threat of NATO force projection and nukes right next to Moscow.
I bet you have a hard time with irony and sarcasm.

>>508779724
>It's just not comparable.
It just isn't, OK!
>4 years in and they still haven't rebelled.
The overwhelming opinion here is that whatever or whoever replaces Putin, things will only get exponentially worse. There is no good outcome and a lot of people I know genuinely dread about his health and age.

>>508779345
>>508779180
>we are living next to a drunk rabid troglodyte carpet bombing civilian infrastructure to live out his europa universalis 4 LARP
>we should do nothing to ensure that doesn't happen to us because they can't take Lisbon so they won't try to take Tallin either!!!

>>508779330
>Counting the surprise phase of the war
>Counting Crimea
Anon, it will take 250 years at the current rate.

>>508779330
>Russia still wins
>Ukraine loses and bankrupts most of the countries it was blackmailing in Europe
>US forces Europe to pay denbts and clarifies article 5 will never include Oinkraine just yesterday
>"catastrophic failure"
The absolute state of the deranged and syphilitic "British" mind.

>>508780132
>he states this, too ashamed to use anything but a memeflag
Lmao I'd be ashamed if I was from your shithole country as well. What's for dinner? Monkey? Dog?

>>508779082
>glorious spartan tradition lives on!

>day 628 of the Siege of Gaza

>>508780047
Most westoids have no idea how much trouble Russia has had each time it tried liberalization and how Putin has even made it worse to ensure there's no credible opposition. There really isn't a sane option for Russians other than hoping he at least gets something done that makes Russia comes out ahead.

Just looking at the siloviki they all seem like buffoons that Putin is just comfortable with entrusting power. Personally being a westoid myself it's hard to feel sympathy for this entrapment though. Not like we wanna feed him small imperial victories just so Russia can remain stable even if that would be good outside the dangerous cost.

>5 years to reach the border with Germany
yawn

>>508778965 (OP)
Colin from Canada needs an intervention.

>>508778965 (OP)
>before ceasefire: 0 threads
>ceasefire in effect: "speciyal opyration" threads over and over again
SUS

>>508779839
>muh nato threat
kys, you war-mongering psycho.

>>508778965 (OP)
SAAARS!!! UKRANNY IS WINNING SAAARS!!! PLEASE SEND US MONEY NAAAAOOOOWWW

>>508780047
this is what makes you some of the best cattle/golems

>>508782686
Is this a seethe, a cope, or a dilation?

>>508783035
A humble request for another 210 billy for another counteroffensyiv you filthy zigger. Based white trad trans Ukraine will win

>>508779437
k Muhammad

>>508783099
Why are you so angry, couldn't afford potatoes this week?

>>508780839

>>508783522
I had to steal my keyboard from a remote ukrainian village and even then komissar ordered me to give it up. They’ve tied it to a shovel and lobbed it into Kiev (73 dead). Wouldn’t you be mad either

>>508779330
>they will conquer ukraine
>this is a catastrophic loss for russia
Unironically you are right because Ukraine is full of retarded Ukrainian whores who will get to vote in Russian elections and probably elect Women to power and import fifty million niggers so they can "be like America" (their idols).

Russia will never recover.

>>508780104
cope cages worked so well that America is making cope bases, entire warehouses surrounded by nets.

anyway Americans are your gods so you have to accept what it and compliment the American cope cages somehow, you cant go against it.

>>508778965 (OP)
Is Ukraine winning yet?

>>508779330
Most of what they occupy in Ukraine was taken in 2014. The lion's share of their gains in the 2022 invasion was rolled back during the Ukrainian offensive that same year. Since then they've been crawling along at a snail's pace. The offensive around Bakhmut and then later around Avdiivka were the only two notable and lasting territorial gains Russia has made.

Most of the time you hear "Russia advance in x sector" it's a small scale skirmish in which the defenders initially give ground and then counterattack later, and there are maybe platoon-sized elements on either side fighting over a square kilometer. Usually Russia doesn't hold onto land for very long unless it's part of a major concerted seasonal offensive, and aside from the two notable Russian victories which did in fact advance the line significantly, most of those seasonal offensives make incremental gains towards a major objective and then peter out short of it, with their gains gradually rolled back the following season as the offensive force concentration is rotated back into reserve or relocated elsewhere.

Part of the problem with reporting news on this war is that literally nothing ever happens. And the rare times something is happening, it's impossible to really be sure something is happening through fog of war and unreliable sources until it already happened. Articles need to word themselves particularly to give the illusion that a lot is happening to keep up interest but the truth is that the constant back and forth fighting rarely results in meaningful changes of territory and there just isn't a whole lot to say about it that would be interesting to a layman reader. Both sides seek to grind down the other in long-term attritional warfare and it won't be clear which side, if any, has the advantage there until the post-mortem.

>>508784508
"cope cages" were designed to stop Javelin missiles and failed spectacularly--one of the leading contributors to Russia's skyhigh initial armoured losses.

Cage armour used to protect against HEAT warheads is commonplace was already long in use prior to drone warfare. Anti-drone netting is a recent innovation that's also largely proven effective, though obviously not enough to remove drones as a major factor. But it's rather funny that Russia needs to top every tank with an anti-drone hat because a top-down HEAT strike cuts below the crew compartment and ignites the autoloader. That's the kind of sensational design flaw that would merit a redesign rather than doubling down production on proven deathtraps and giving them a little hat to make the crew feel better about their coffin.