video of the cruise missiles in flight:

https://twitter.com/RWApodcast/status/1517840757469724674?cxt=HHwWhIC-6ZCIupAqAAAA

there are some aftermath videos too, but they only show the debris of an air-defense missile that hit an apt building in odessa

This post was edited by chopstickz777 on Apr 23 2022 11:32am

All i see in your link is damaged civilian building. I guess this is a strong military victory.

2 things:

Tiolets aren't useful for combat.

For as superior as Russia was on paper, the fact that they haven't won yet is a scathing indictment of how comically inept they really are.

Ukraine made it illegal to film damage of russian strikes. Anybody posting it will go to jail.

Kinda pointless, since Russia can see anyway with satellites.

They have good, strong, accurate missiles. There can be no doubt something valuable in Odessa was hit.

I really don't know. USA is running thin from all her money going to Ukraine.
Zelensky wanted loans for up to 7 or 8 Billion USD a month from Biden.

No wonder why Putin has 80% approval when the west is going full retard banning Russian athletes, movies, now classical music artists.

https://twitter.com/agent_of_change/status/1517636878752784390

Hmm I find it interesting that you think a force of 100k soldiers attacking a country with an army 3 times that size that is constantly being supplied with the latest NATO/US gear, has been flooded with weapons for 8 years, and constantly receives satellite intelligence from the US, received direct training from US/NATO trainers, etc, and yet still managed to destroy >50% of their heavy military equipment, virtually all of their air and navy, as well as all military industrial factories and fuel refineries, and completely end any chance of a Ukrainian offensive against Donbass, took Mariupol where thousands of hardcore Nazi's willing to fight to the death and using human shields were stationed, and took dozens of other towns and cities, many of which without a fight, and overall took thousands of square kilometers in less than a month...

Is a "failure" because they haven't taken the WHOLE country yet. Despite the fact that Ukraine still has some 250k soldiers to throw into the battle, and are mobilizing more against Russia's 100k in the East of the country.

Yes it's true, Russia will need to send in more than the initial 100k-strong force to take a significant percentage of the country. But to call it a failure they haven't advanced at a rate 20x faster than the US did in Iraq, while facing a far superior enemy that has received massive support for the past 8 years, is ridiculous. As a military man you should understand that, but of course as usual you are blinded by your hysterical Russophobia and your desire to view the Russian military as incompetent or weak, when it clearly isn't the case.

wow so you are a messenger of the truth or something like this ? Damnit it's bad new i hope not much weapons have been damaged.



I would not underestimate what west countries are ready to throw in, but i think the output of this war, and a potential regime change in Russia, could have very serious consequences that may worth it.

May I give you my very personal opinion of why this war happened and why it came to this ?
My last night drinking session told me this.

" Follow the Money Trail "...........

It really is truly self-defeating...

The goal is supposed to be regime change or color revolution in Russia, but the sanctions and other disgusting stupidity that is being displayed is only uniting Russians at every level...