Your brown nosing when ever you find someone with the same bizarre views as you to latch on to is absolutely tragic
FP actually believes what he’s writing instead of you who is just playing the contrarian role again.Yes we certainly are totally politically aligned
Yes we certainly are totally politically aligned
FP actually believes what he’s writing instead of you who is just playing the contrarian role again.
Because Russia has never treated the west as an enemy ever.No I entirely believe it. I’ve always believed the US and the Uk strategy of treating Russia as an enemy was an error which I have stated many times.
I have zero interest in Ukraine and i see zero benefit in this war from our perspective
Jesus wept. In what sense is Russia a communist country? Using your logic so is UkraineBecause Russia has never treated the west as an enemy ever.
Also a bit surprised at you thinking the UK and US should be friends with the commies.
No I entirely believe it. I’ve always believed the US and the Uk strategy of treating Russia as an enemy was an error which I have stated many times.
I have zero interest in Ukraine and i see zero benefit in this war from our perspective
Russia, especially under Putin has never behaved as a friend. Blatant and brazen assassinations on our soil, the Russian navy playing silly buggers around western assets such as probing oil pipes and data cables in the North Sea and Atlantic meaning that our Navy has a full time job detecting them and chasing them off. The naval stuff isn’t recent either. You ask anyone in the Navy and they’ll all tell you the same thing, the Cold War never ended for the Navy. Not just ours but every European nation. Despite this the west has tried to woo Russia into friendship, many European countries believed that they could trade Russia into becoming friends blindly leading themselves into being reliant on Russian gas. It’s now pretty clear Putin has never seen the west as a friend and has been playing a long game with a view to resurrecting at least in part the Soviet Union.In what way was that the strategy? If anything we’ve been far too friendly and bolstered Putin. Pretending Russia was just another democracy was the issue.
Russia, especially under Putin has never behaved as a friend. Blatant and brazen assassinations on our soil, the Russian navy playing silly buggers around western assets such as probing oil pipes and data cables in the North Sea and Atlantic meaning that our Navy has a full time job detecting them and chasing them off. The naval stuff isn’t recent either. You ask anyone in the Navy and they’ll all tell you the same thing, the Cold War never ended for the Navy. Not just ours but every European nation. Despite this the west has tried to woo Russia into friendship, many European countries believed that they could trade Russia into becoming friends blindly leading themselves into being reliant on Russian gas. It’s now pretty clear Putin has never seen the west as a friend and has been playing a long game with a view to resurrecting at least in part the Soviet Union.
Because Russia has never treated the west as an enemy ever.
Also a bit surprised at you thinking the UK and US should be friends with the commies.
It was tongue in cheek. Though I guess I should have put 'commies' to make it a bit clearer.It’s hardly communist is it?
It’s a capitalist country with very definite class structures
They tried western capitalism for a while and didn’t like it under the western puppet Gorbachev
They really didn't back him enough,nor rediculous timescale Died the other day didn't, made it into his 90's.It’s hardly communist is it?
It’s a capitalist country with very definite class structures
They tried western capitalism for a while and didn’t like it under the western puppet Gorbachev
They really didn't back him enough,nor rediculous timescale Died the other day didn't, made it into his 90's.
I didn't say anything about your political views. It's astonishing how bad your comprehension skills are.
Its astonishing how you seem to think only me and one other poster have such "weird" views yet of the handful of people who bother commenting on this there are certainly at least 3 or 4 others who subscribe to the same opinion тормозить
No what's really astonishing is your inability to read.
Well I assume you have that difficulty given when you are asked a difficult question you put on the laughing emoji and disappear - I think it is very clear I can read perfectly well.
That's your favourite trick.
You're right actually, you can read. But you have absolutely zero comprehension skills.
I've not said only one other person shares your views. I may have said you two shout those views the loudest, but I've not said it's limited only to you two.
You also said the counter offensive is making progress - what was your source of that little titbit?
Christ. It is. That's just a fact.
If someone were to say it's making excellent progress, or speedy progress, or they're progressing so well they'll be in the Red Square in 10 minutes then that would be wrong.
But it is making progress. That is factual.
So do you have a link and a source for that please
Ukrainian forces have been widening their breach of Russian defensive lines near the village of Robotyne for several weeks and analysts say they may be preparing for a new push.
The tiny village, some 56km (35 miles) south-east of the city of Zaporizhzhia, has been a focal point since Ukraine's counter-offensive began at the start of June.
Progress has been slow but analysts at the US-based Institute for the Study of War (ISW) say they have confirmed that Ukrainian forces are operating armoured vehicles beyond the Russian anti-tank ditch and dragon's teeth obstacles in the area for the first time - just to the west of nearby Verbove.
The ISW describes this as an "important sign of progress" but adds it is not prepared to say that Ukraine has broken through as its forces have not breached the last visible defensive positions.
BBC security correspondent Frank Gardner says this is the most strategically important part of the Ukrainian counter-offensive and, if it is successful, could cut off Russia's supply lines that connect the Russian city of Rostov-on-Don to Crimea.
You tedious, contrarian, bellend.
If you spent even just a few minutes trying to do any sort of research yourself you would see that Ukraine have made gains in the Robotyne area and this is their main focus.
You will also find that they have slowed the rate of advance, and are targeting Russian command posts, logistics, naval targets, anti air units etc etc in a bid to attrit Russian forces before presumably making another push.
If you were expecting a Blitzkrieg through the lines then you were mistaken and if that's what you're using as a benchmark then of course you think they are not progressing.
There is no time aspect to the word progress. If they are moving forward and taking more ground than they are losing, this is progress.
Here's something from the BBC if you want a source in language you can understand:
So what you are basically saying is that a marginal move forward is progress. It’s interesting loss of life means nothing in your chocolate box world of progress but that withstanding I assume you will comment on the actual link I made?
What does that copy and paste non linked opinion really scream out to you in the actual real world of war?
Well yes that is the literal definition of progress you fucking whopper.
And where in that post does it say loss of life means nothing to me?
Christ you must be absolute hell to live with.
'Would you like a coffee Grendel?'
'The Nazis gave prisoners in concentration camps coffee for breakfast, why do you like Nazis so much, does the holocaust mean nothing to you?'
You're right, no progress is being made, it's only a matter of time before the glorious Red Army march on the gates of Kyiv.
Long live Putin!
I gave my opinion you tedious bore.
No one wants to read this shit.
I think they're making progress, which by definition they are.
You don't. Fine. End of.
That I’m spot on, as always.I wonder what people think of this article
Who’s Gaining Ground in Ukraine? This Year, No One. (Published 2023)
Although both sides have launched ambitious offensives, the front line has barely shifted. After 18 months of war, a breakthrough looks more difficult than ever.www.nytimes.com
With respect this is an open forum of discussion and I think you see a word - progress - and then when questioned can’t answer what you actually equate that to mean.
From the analysis of your link what does it mean. Put it another way if the same progress is made every year - how many years will it take to get to the border?
You keep telling everyone how smart you are so how many years?
That I’m spot on, as always.
I reckon within the week they’ll take Kyiv, unfortunately.
Without western support the whole thing would have been over months ago. It’s naive to think otherwise. However, considering our very own general claimed that even Ireland could defeat Russia, things must be going very badly for Ukraine.You sure m8?
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