Russia lacks precision-guided munitions in the great numbers needed for a war, that is why it is difficult to strike many targets, especially inside cities without too much collateral damage.
The best way to find out how weak/not weak the Russian position is is to check the final status of the agreement.

Russians are starting to use their older weapons, much less precise and hitting civilian areas more often.
They are now stalling and bombing, Ukraine is getting slowly destroyed. Heroic story, faithfull.

Time for you to admit that everything done so far has completely escalated the crisis.

And you're one of those cheering and applauding when stingers or javelins are brought in, SMH.

I guess when the nukes come into play you'll be ecstatic.

I think you are better at selling household vacuum cleaners than defending Russia aka Putin's agression and war crimes.

This isn’t going to happen, why would Poland want to become an active target?I feel like people are still not fully comprehending that the level of force used has still been somewhat constrained. The Russians aren’t dropping multiple kiloton bombs that could flatten neighborhoods. if foreign governments start sending troops then at that point all things are on the table.

why? because if Russia invades Poland it shatters the "special military operation to apprehend and punish Nazis" narrative. because by pooling resources as Russian border nations Ukraine and Poland can send the Kremlin a message that invasion of a country wont be fought simply against that country even if the west in earnest doesnt join the fight. and lastly because Poland has a score to settle against tanks stemming back to fighting Hitlers' tanks on horseback and they're ready to finally win a war against something other than a fried stack of potatoes.

apes strong together.

Ahlnold chimes in YAUULLGHH

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Uncle Vanya's domestic Russian fast food franchise is making a play to take over the shuttered McDonalds locations and reopen them with new branding, and has already filed their russian trademark;




Should be a pretty easy transition

Just have to wait their cow dung stuffed galettes *Special Double*
Like in North Korea. Cant stop winning rly.

Polish troops in Ukraine would obviously be fair game and not covered by Article 5. Rusian attacks on Poland might still be off-limits, or at least that's the gamble the Polish government might be willing to make. They're also one of the few voices in NATO who support the idea of a NATO-imposed no-fly zone over Ukraine. They are clearly willing to take big risks to draw a line in the sand when it comes to Russian aggression, right here right now.