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7/23/2025, 7:09:30 AM
>>64019733
First off we have evidence most russian nukes aren't working:
https://www.newsweek.com/putin-russia-ukraine-nuclear-missile-1957836
Secondly Kursk incursion shows they will not make such a move as a first option.
Thirdly China has nukes too, which makes the whole argument about MAD futile, as a first strike on part of Russia may ensure not just China's retaliation but western intervention in the form of a decapitation move to topple Putin from starting an escalation. Now, everyone knows PLA is untested and overhyped, but even with a cease-fire coming in the next weeks Russia will be hard-pressed to find the material and personnel resources to face a frontline, particularly somewhere faraway from their main population and industrial centers, with the added issue they are now over-reliant on chinese imports to keep their own war effort going, what I imagine is a defensive war similar to what they "did" during 1941, that's it try to make an ordered retreat while establishing new battlelines where they may be capable to start grinding down PLA's numerically superior forces.
>poojeets
Don't count on them, they are the first ones who will flee back to their own country or try to get some refugee status in the west.
First off we have evidence most russian nukes aren't working:
https://www.newsweek.com/putin-russia-ukraine-nuclear-missile-1957836
Secondly Kursk incursion shows they will not make such a move as a first option.
Thirdly China has nukes too, which makes the whole argument about MAD futile, as a first strike on part of Russia may ensure not just China's retaliation but western intervention in the form of a decapitation move to topple Putin from starting an escalation. Now, everyone knows PLA is untested and overhyped, but even with a cease-fire coming in the next weeks Russia will be hard-pressed to find the material and personnel resources to face a frontline, particularly somewhere faraway from their main population and industrial centers, with the added issue they are now over-reliant on chinese imports to keep their own war effort going, what I imagine is a defensive war similar to what they "did" during 1941, that's it try to make an ordered retreat while establishing new battlelines where they may be capable to start grinding down PLA's numerically superior forces.
>poojeets
Don't count on them, they are the first ones who will flee back to their own country or try to get some refugee status in the west.
7/23/2025, 7:09:30 AM
>>511149156
First off we have evidence most russian nukes aren't working:
https://www.newsweek.com/putin-russia-ukraine-nuclear-missile-1957836
Secondly Kursk incursion shows they will not make such a move as a first option.
Thirdly China has nukes too, which makes the whole argument about MAD futile, as a first strike on part of Russia may ensure not just China's retaliation but western intervention in the form of a decapitation move to topple Putin from starting an escalation. Now, everyone knows PLA is untested and overhyped, but even with a cease-fire coming in the next weeks Russia will be hard-pressed to find the material and personnel resources to face a frontline, particularly somewhere faraway from their main population and industrial centers, with the added issue they are now over-reliant on chinese imports to keep their own war effort going, what I imagine is a defensive war similar to what they "did" during 1941, that's it try to make an ordered retreat while establishing new battlelines where they may be capable to start grinding down PLA's numerically superior forces.
>poojeets
Don't count on them, they are the first ones who will flee back to their own country or try to get some refugee status in the west.
First off we have evidence most russian nukes aren't working:
https://www.newsweek.com/putin-russia-ukraine-nuclear-missile-1957836
Secondly Kursk incursion shows they will not make such a move as a first option.
Thirdly China has nukes too, which makes the whole argument about MAD futile, as a first strike on part of Russia may ensure not just China's retaliation but western intervention in the form of a decapitation move to topple Putin from starting an escalation. Now, everyone knows PLA is untested and overhyped, but even with a cease-fire coming in the next weeks Russia will be hard-pressed to find the material and personnel resources to face a frontline, particularly somewhere faraway from their main population and industrial centers, with the added issue they are now over-reliant on chinese imports to keep their own war effort going, what I imagine is a defensive war similar to what they "did" during 1941, that's it try to make an ordered retreat while establishing new battlelines where they may be capable to start grinding down PLA's numerically superior forces.
>poojeets
Don't count on them, they are the first ones who will flee back to their own country or try to get some refugee status in the west.
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