[marcusmaximus]

The Atesh group said additional anti-aircraft missile systems around the Dzhankoy airfield were "not camouflaged in any way."

[sauropod]

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[Steven Scharf]

Crimea appears to be the Russian weak point. I suspect a lot of the military personnel in Crimea are technicians and other support type that would not be able equipped to repel a mass invasion. Take out enough of the back territory infrastructure and then do a D-Day style landing, quickly move to block the Kerch bridge and move up from there to hit the Russian forces from the rear.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

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[tennmountainman]

How does bombing a Ruzzian Airfield in Crimea take back YouCrayne
territory?
Answer: it doesn’t.
Public Relations Win For YouCraynee. That’s about it.
When is YouCrayne Summer Offensive v.2 going to begin?

[cowboyusa]

You are becoming a pest.

[Kazan]

Ukraine is heading for defeat

Morale among troops is grim, ground down by relentless bombardment, a lack of advanced weapons, and losses on the battlefield. In cities hundreds of miles away from the front, the crowds of young men who lined up to join the army in the war’s early months have disappeared. Nowadays, eligible would-be recruits dodge the draft and spend their afternoons in nightclubs instead. Many have left the country altogether.

As I discovered while reporting from Ukraine over the past month, the picture that emerged from dozens of interviews with political leaders, military officers, and ordinary citizens was one of a country slipping towards disaster.

Even as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ukraine is trying to find a way not to retreat, military officers privately accept that more losses are inevitable this summer. The only question is how bad they will be. Vladimir Putin has arguably never been closer to his goal.

“We know people are flagging and we hear it from regional governors and from the people themselves,” Andriy Yermak, Zelenskyy’s powerful chief of staff, told POLITICO. Yermak and his boss travel together to “some of the most dangerous places” to rally citizens and soldiers for the fight, he said. “We tell people: ‘Your name will be in the history books.’”

[doorgunner69]

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