Comments by "" (@billyandrew) on "Firstpost"
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They don't run without air support, as that would be suicide, oil or not.
Nobody will give them jets as it takes around three years to train a pilot.
Anything less and they are nothing more than a flying target.
Nobody is willing to commit their own pilots, either, as that would not only be putting them against an air force, Russian, that holds aerial supremacy, but risk a full scale war, which I don't think it can win.
It's all moot anyway.
Bakmut will fall, within the next few days, as they have concentrated and reinforced the troops there, however only one road remains open to their supply chain and Russia has Bakmut almost encircled, besides, suicide rates among the battle stressed Ukrainazis is rising.
Russia will just keep raising the pressure, a notch at a time, until Bell-endsky's troops crack.
I really can't see this going beyond the upcoming summer.
They already know Russia has 500,000 troops on standby and that Russia considers the troops it has already committed to be more than sufficient to finish the job.
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You appear unaware that Senselessky takes his orders from his CIA controllers, who, having backed his predecessor, in the 2013/2014 coup d'etat, gave him their support, too.
Their interests do not march to the same beat as sanity or peace.
Ukraine is losing rather badly, militarily.
Even the the top US General, who is Director of the US Armed Forces, has publicly admitted so.
Colonel Macgregor, an accepted military expert and advisor, worldwide, agrees.
Any further aid in either cash or weapons to Ukrainazi from whatever countries are still providing it can be looked upon as further, speculative investment, as the country is more or less now owned, due to the loans Senselessky has signed it up to and the crippling debts it has accrued.
It will take the people at least several decades to pay off just the interest alone.
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Russia has been churning out stuff from their 'munition factories since the early' 80s, unbeknownst to the West, obviously, whilst creating new stuff, alongside.
They aren't likely to run out any time soon.
Putin, since taking the reins, was prudent enough to keep the old factories producing, knowing, for at least the last eight years, at the very least, that the current situation was inevitably going to occur.
He will finish this war and retain enough weaponry to defeat NATO, should the need arise.
The Western leaders vastly underestimated his foresight and Western taxpayers will bear the financial brunt.
Their public mouthpiece and propaganda machinery, msn, owned by just six Corporations, is not as successful as they had hoped, as word of their shortcomings and the Ukrainazi war crimes have been reaching the public ear and catching the public eye.
The German govt has been forced, due to the outcry from their public, to withdraw from providing further military assistance and a poll, taken yesterday, by the Washington Post, I believe, appears to reflect at least half of Germany objects to providing further humanitarian assistance, too.
The people are unhappy with the largesse of their govt, considering their own current and future hardships.
Two smaller countries are likewise inclined, so it is only a matter of time before the foundation of support collapses.
With a worldwide super-recession barrelling it's way towards us, it is understandable why nations would elect to look after their own, first and foremost and equally understandable that politicians would look to save their own political skins and comply with the wishes of their people.
The EU has finally realised the US is profiteering from the war.
It's arms manufacturing branch of the industrial military complex is now booming and the US has been charging the EU members four times as much for gas as Russia did!
The relationship will be closely scrutinised from here on in, I imagine.
As will relationships between member states of both the EU and NATO.
The first will disband first and so will the other.
Russia will continue to crank up the pressure, the neo Nazis will be defeated, effectively giving power back to the people, the CIA will have been thwarted and we'll be able to release a collective sigh of relief...'til it all starts up again.
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@jerryoluwatobi7016
US spent double that time, in Afghanistan, then fled, leaving their allies behind and a shitload of equipment for the Taliban.
The only country they have faced alone, without backup, since their supposed 'independence', was tiny Grenada with it''s military force of 1,000 or so soldiers.
A 2018 UN report estimated the US military were responsible for directly or indirectly toppling the government's of at least 138 countries, around the world and were directly responsible for the slaughter of over 20 million non combatant civilian, since 1948!
That's some legacy.
No wonder they have the highest rates of mental health issues, prison sentences, drug addiction, homelessness and suicide than any other group on the entire planet and get treated like lepers by their own govt.
Smh.
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