The Russian army is significant, but poorly funded. A lot of their reverses seems to be related to logistics, and the Ukrainians have been sticking a finger in that wound pretty effectively. It is a smart way to really hurt them!
But the odds are still bad for Ukraine. The Russians have a lot of strength left over from the past, but they are Not looking very professional using it. It is interesting that they are using reserves with older style equipment. I didn't see that coming, especially so soon! I also expected them to have air superiority from day one, but that is still in doubt.
Not the slam dunk I expected! They seem to be imploding, and that embarrassment may drive Putin to his missiles; I pray that doesn't happen.
The modern weapons are being tested for effectiveness, and so far that money is well spent. Those are a lot cheaper than the equipment they are hitting. Since the cost πΈπΈπΈ in equipment is beyond the Russian's ability to replace quickly, bleeding them could lead to a cease fire. πΈπ₯πΈπ₯
We need to give Putin a way to save face, so he can withdraw with the illusion of some kind of gain he can sell to Russia and the World. I think he wants out, and we need to help him find a way to avoid more bloodshed!
I'm sorry my language barrier didn't let me get much from the video. πππ
Poking the bear is dangerous, and if he feels trapped, he could resort to the unthinkable!π₯π₯π₯ His conventional forces are not as overpowering as I expected, so he is feeling pretty naked about now.
I am impressed with the Ukrainian response, I thought they'd be rolled over in a week! They have no chance unless the Russians back off. We need to focus on that!
Be blessed! ππ€ ππ
RE: Russia advocating for genocide? And civilian traps by Russian forces.