Comments by "Chef Chaudard" (@chefchaudard3580) on "Anders Puck Nielsen"
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 @JELmusic i meant MP, sorry.
And yes, in Denmark, like in every democratic country, the parliament is in charge of making laws. And you vote only for your MP, not the other ones.
ICC is part of the body in charge of enforcing these danish laws, voted by the danish people, about war crimes, genocide and crime against humanity, along other danish and European bodies.
It is YOUR laws that are enforced, not laws of other countries (who happen to have the same ones in which ICC is competent). And you NEVER vote for judicial body, judges and the like, danish or ICC: they are independent.
So, your point is moot.
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 @milosmilictrob2046 no. Russia had 2500 tanks IN SERVICE before the war.
There is an estimate of 20000 if you include the stock. This stock was never maintained properly, an most tanks are stored outside, for several decades for most of them.
Do you think you can pull out a tank from there and just deliver it to the front line? They need major overhaul, more likely a rebuild.
And they lost more than 1000 tanks (Oryx site is almost at 1000, and only the ones they have a confirmation are referenced). Probably something like 1500/2000 in total.
And many crews were lost (how many survived their turret popping off, do you think ?).
100 missiles a day? Are you sure? They could deliver 160... a year, before the war.
Do they employ magicians?
Russia cannot replace tanks, missiles, and equipment. Simply because their industry is not capable of that. And sanctions on parts, machinery hit hard. Most use components from the West, most machines come from there too.
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