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Let me introduce to you a funny little concept called "night vision" Try to guess what a bmp with a 30mm cannon and night vision or a tank with a 125mm cannon and night vision can do to a 1939 frontline
This will be interesting, who would win in a war?
2026 Ukraine1939 Europe (- Ukraine)
48%2026 Ukraine
52%1939 Europe (- Ukraine)
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If hitting food warehouses is the optimal strategy for russia, they wouldn't need/wait for ukrainian strikes to justify them If it isn't optimal, then it's the good thing that we provoked them to do it, since they are now doing it istead of the optimal thing whatever it is
Un été difficile en Ukraine 🇺🇦, en cause, des décisions politiques contestables. Après un printemps bien géré par Kyiv (aide financière de l'UE, bonne situation au front, frappes réussies à l'arrière), l'été a vu un nombre de mauvaises nouvelles pour l'Ukraine. 🔸La décision politique de lancer des frappes contre les entrepôts russes de Wildberries et contre les navires commerciaux en Mer Noire s'est retournée contre l'Ukraine. En pleine période de récolte, les ports de la Mer Noire sont complètement coupés, bombardés constamment, tandis que les entrepôts et supermarchés sont systématiquement frappés, paralysant une partie de l'économie et de la logistique civile ukrainienne. Soyons clair, la Russie n'a pas attendu la campagne ukrainienne pour frapper les infrastructures portuaires et commerciales ukrainiennes, mais en réaction à celle-ci, elle mène une campagne de destruction complète de ces infrastructures, chose à laquelle Kyiv n'était pas préparé. 🔸Fruit du hasard, l'arrivée massive de nouveaux vecteurs en profondeur pour l'armée russe (Geran-4, Banderol, munitions d'Iskander et de S400) coïncide avec la pénurie d'intercepteurs côté ukrainien, permettant des frappes quasi quotidiennes sur la capitale Kyiv, mettant à mal les industries de défense et l'économie civile. N'oublions pas les décisions largement questionnables d'entreposer de nombreuses munitions (dont des missiles anti-aériens) dans deux entrepôts frappés cet été au nord et à l'ouest de Kyiv. N'oublions pas ensuite la frappe sur un salon militaire (qui était public et annoncé) qui a tué de nombreux experts/industriels d'entreprises de drones ukrainiennes (largement plus que le bilan officiel). 🔸Sur le plan politique, Zelensky enchaine les erreurs, avec le limogeage soudain de Fedorov (qui s'est lui-même complètement grillé et ridiculisé en demandant une élection et en acceptant un travail à l'étranger alors qu'il avait le soutien populaire), les affaires de corruption autour de Budanov et le refus du président de parler à la presse ukrainienne, alors qu'il répond régulièrement aux interviews de médias étrangers. Seule lueur d'espoir, la nomination de Mykhailo Drapaty au poste de CEMA, qui commence tout juste son travail avec la difficile mission de stabiliser la situation dans le Donbas en cette fin d'été. 🔸Sur le plan militaire, la situation s'est fortement dégradée dans le Donbas en août, bien qu'il est trop tôt pour parler d'une reprise de l'offensive russe au même niveau qu'en 2024 ou 2025. La situation dans le sud s'est améliorée et l'armée ukrainienne poursuit ses frappes de drones. En 4 ans d'observation du conflit, j'ai souvent observé les changements de stratégie d'un camp ou d'un autre et les périodes de difficultés ukrainiennes. L'hiver prochain risque d'être très compliqué pour l'arrière (moins que pour le front, puisque l'hiver permet de mieux contenir les infiltrations russes), il faut s'attendre à l'afflux possible de centaines de milliers d'ukrainiens vers la Pologne et l'UE, au vu du risque de pénurie généralisée d'électricité et de chauffage. Côté russe, brièvement, il faudra surveiller l'Etat de l'économie qui souffre particulièrement et l'évolution de la situation des raffineries, qui provoque des pénuries de carburant dans une partie du pays…
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Last I checked there was an easy way to come and take it, with a sweet signup bonus Wonder why he didn't capitalize on such an opportunity
If you want us not to escalate give us Ukraine and we won’t.
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Did those for a @GarmourCS video Krabeni was 1.14 in stage 2 and currently 1.02 in stage 3 vs XANTARES at 0.99 PVision went out taking exactly 2 maps total BTW fck you 9z, killing my perfect 3/3
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"there will be no major magic without Bo1s" Ye sure buddy nothing but predictable results in these first 2 rounds
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Hey guys are we still happy with kerrigan fragging? Or is the argument now that with kyxsan they would have never won the first map so it's ok to be slaughtered by legacy?
Replying to @GarmourCS
Or they win 2-0 coz they don't have to carry a 0.7 dead body
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5-21 in 7 Bo5 finals is insane
m0NESY's last 7 grand finals ☠️
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Average russian idiot: -Push racist jokes and unproven cheating/match fixing allegations -See someone say "do you like suck" to your side -"Why they so toxic, we just peaceful friendly people" Art of being both an insufferable dick and a whiny child at the same time - perfected
«DO YOU LIKE SUCK, YEAH?» - NAVI fans' behavior after the victory over BetBoom Team
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Hey @grok who was the most famous person to visit my profile? doesnt need to be a mutual, dont tag them, just say who it was
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Greatest special operation in modern history? On the scale of pager bombings, but done against a nuclear superpower
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There is a military solution. There always was a military solution. But the longer you refuse to acknowledge this and the more you spend on alternatives - the costlier this solution becomes, and with it growth the will to deny it even further Classic sunk cost fallacy
🇺🇸 The U.S. wants a swift breakthrough in Ukraine talks — otherwise, Trump will have to decide how much more time to spend on it, says Marco Rubio on Fox News. “There’s no military solution to the war.” foxnews.com/video/6372195430…
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If average senior European military official is this dumb, I will genuinely start questioning whether their forces in Ukraine could be of any use at all
Replying to @RALee85
"In 2021, before the invasion, Russia made about 40 of its main battle tanks, the T-90M, according to Western intelligence estimates. Now it is producing nearly 300 a year. A senior Finnish military official said almost none are being sent to the front line in Ukraine, but are staying on Russian soil for later use."
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The stupidity of shifting the responsibility and using retroactive logic and current knowledge to justify past decisions is insane. And, blatantly, some of the numbers given(including amount of brigades) are just false. If you are an average western official: pro tip. Shut up
How the plans for the 2023 Ukrainian summer offensive changed. “Now the Ukrainians would send just four untested brigades abroad for training. (They would prepare eight more inside Ukraine.)… General Zaluzhny outlined the final plan at a meeting of the Stavka, a governmental body overseeing military matters. General Tarnavskyi would have 12 brigades and the bulk of ammunition for the main assault, on Melitopol… General Zaluzhny admitted to Generals Cavoli and Aguto that the Ukrainians had in fact decided to mount assaults in three directions at once. ‘That’s not the plan!’ General Cavoli cried. What had happened, according to Ukrainian officials, was this: After the Stavka meeting, Mr. Zelensky had ordered that the coalition’s ammunition be split evenly between General Syrsky and General Tarnavskyi. General Syrsky would also get five of the newly trained brigades, leaving seven for the Melitopol fight.” nytimes.com/interactive/2025…
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What has been happening on the Black sea and it's shorelines in the last 3 years is probably the most impressive feat of naval combat in ages. Such complete neutralization and utter dominance by a negligibly small force against a dominantly bigger one is unprecedented
💥Very impressive video of attacks by Ukrainian FPV drones launched from sea drones deep in the Russian rear. By the Main Directorate of Intelligence of Ukraine. The video shows strikes on a number of very valuable Russian equipment, including many radars. Radars: ● 2x 48Ya6-K1 “Podlyot”;   ● 2x 1L125 “Niobium-SV”; ● 3x 39N6 “Kasta 2E2”; ● 9S19 “Imbir”; ● “Niobi-SV”; ● S-300VM; ● “Niobi-M”; ● 59N6-E “Protivnik-GE”; ● “Mys” radar.   Other targets: ● S-300SV air defence system launcher; ● ST-68 radar command posts; ● 3x Pantsir-S1 air defence systems; ● Project S4236 transport and tug vessel; ● Fyodor Uryupin universal tug; ● Mi-8 helicopter. t.me/DIUkraine/5522
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I think if Americans stop the assistance and the "peace" deal collapses, Ukraine should limit any cooperation in defense sectors and recall any specialists or materiel sent to USA. All cooperation and innovation should be done only with those who help
Replying to @RALee85
I should add that Ukraine's supporters will also gain from Ukrainian defense innovations and the lessons from this war. The innovation cycle is so rapid that Western defense companies are often too slow to respond unless they have their teams on the ground.
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Wondering why talking about if people love DOGE they wouldn't show any polls directly asking if people approve or disapprove of the work DOGE and Musk personally are doing. Ah, because the numbers would be in reverse. Lol
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"to Slovakia" *Draws entire Slovakia*
Replying to @MuKuDk2
Hungary is an ancient kingdom. 70% of its land was stolen from it after WW1. They will not just 'let it go'. Look at this...
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Just wanted to say that Trump is a traitorous, Putin-loving dipshit! Goes double for Elon!
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I mean NVidia losing 400bil in market cap is obviously funny, but that's what the new Chinese wonder machine told me when I asked it the simple "where are you from?"
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Trump inauguration speech is the biggest nothing ever happens moment I have had in my life
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