Remember when Moscow said Kiev and Ukraine would be under putin control in days? All these years later, Putin blames the west.
How weak is Russia that left over Western junk has held them at bay for so long?

Yea yea yea. Not out of tanks, yet they resort to using 65+ years old t55's.

Where and when did I support russias failed economy? Lol

This post was edited by said_aouita on Oct 8 2025 02:56pm

Are you seriously suggesting it's Russia vs Ukraine and it's not Russia vs Ukraine + the combined West + their allies? Sorry for you, reality doesn't care about your feelings.

Every time you post it's clear how ill informed you are. Tanks and armored vehicles are now hardly used in Ukraine because as soon as they show up they get destroyed by drones. That applies to both sides.

Russia produces new T90 M tanks and lots of them. They upgrade older models like T80 and T72 so they must have many in stock right now if they don't get used in Ukraine.

Western junk? Are you talking about the stuff the West sent to Ukraine? Again you appear to have no fucking clue, you should check that list before you post here.

In b4 more copium

1) Moscow never said that Kiev would fall in a few days. In fact American generals said it - and they were wrong - https://www.foxnews.com/us/gen-milley-says-kyiv-could-fall-within-72-hours-if-russia-decides-to-invade-ukraine-sources
2) The war will probably not stop until all three goals are achieved. Territory is just one of them and Russians are nearly there.
3) I recommend you research the characteristics of "attritional warfare" versus "maneuver warfare".
The war in UKR is an attritional war. RU is clearly ascendant, though the cost is high.

Lol Let us know when putin finally wins.

Lol Russia continues to believe it is winning the war of attrition and can eventually overpower and outlast Ukraine.

Hilarious

This post was edited by said_aouita on Oct 9 2025 04:29pm

Only chance Putin finally wins is a forever war. For Putin, the next best option to winning outright is simply not losing. Low intensity
Putin could then bid his time, hoping for a more compliant Ukrainian leader to emerge amid growing societal frustration. This was Russia’s approach in Georgia. After seizing Georgian territory in 2008, Russia worked to influence and corrupt Georgian politics, eventually finding allies willing to turn away from Europe and democracy.

After NATO welcomed Georgia's and Ukraine's future membership in NATO. What could go wrong

Sweet April 2005, I was still trading items for runes

Three years later Putin controls 20% of Ukraine and has lost more than a million troops. Stay hopeful, Putin trolls!

What are the three declared goals of special military operation?