Ukrainan konflikti/sota
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Kenraali
No nyt tuli se todellinen Z GameChanger. Mukaan viikon särjet kun koukataan vesistön kautta! Vai kansimiehistö suojassa hyttysiltä jos oikein pienisilmäinen verkko?
"Ukrainan vastahyökkäys tulee yllättämään kaikki" | Verkkouutiset
Kenraali Ben Hodges pitää Krimiä sodan ratkaisevana alueena.
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Tähän uskon itsekin. Valmisteltu pitkään, koko läntisen maailman paras tiedustelu taustalla, sekä tietenkin myös strateginen osaaminen ja huomattavan massiivinen tuki aseistukseen ja muuhun vastaavaan liittyen. Oikein jännittää nähdä kuinka röyhkeitä vetoja tähän liittyy erityisesti Krimiä koskien ja myös selkeästi Venäjän maaperällä.
IT-nörtti
Luutnantti
Tänä aamuna Ruotsin neloskanavan aamuteeveessä ev.ltn Joakim Paasikivi kommentoi Ukrainan alkanutta (sic) vastahyökkäystä.
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Joakim Paasikivi – Wikipedia
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Tankkien kohdalle lienee lipsahtanut painovirhe? 37 012 tuhottua vaunua? Pitäs olla varmaankin 3702.
ak.tied
Greatest Leader
Kuvia, videoita?
Se on vaan ilmoitettu venäläisittäin
Varmaankin nuo 18 on niitä jotka kyetty valmistamaan sitten viimeisen iskun. Loput kaiketi wanhaakin wanhempaa varastoa joitten polttoaine ei vain enää syty.
StepanRudanskij
Respected Leader
Paul Goblen blogista, sopii tähän ketjuun. Tekstissä mainittu Medvedev on tämä: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sergei_Medvedev_(writer)
‘If Putin Wins in Ukraine, Russia Will Face Stalinist Fascism; If He Loses, It will Face the Hitlerite Variant,’ Sergey Medvedev Says
Paul Goble
Staunton, Apr. 28 – Most analysts are convinced that Russia’s future depends to a great extent on the outcome of Putin’s war in Ukraine, with most believing that if Putin wins in Ukraine, there will be dark days ahead for Russia; but that if he loses, then Russia may have a chance to become a freer, more democratic and federal state.
But Sergey Medvedev, a professor at Prague’s Charles University now visiting at the University of Helsinki, has a darker view, one that suggests the future of Russia may hinge on the outcome of the war but in ways very different and more unsettling than most currently appear to believe (theins.ru/podkasty/261298).
He says bluntly that “if Putin wins in Ukraine, Russia will face Stalinist fascism; but if he loses, it will face a Hitlerite variant.” By this, he appears to mean that a Putin victory in Ukraine would lead him to expand repression at home and aggression abroad much as it did Stalin after 1945; but a Putin defeat by itself would not necessarily open the way to progress.
Instead, a defeat could power a new wave of revanchist sentiment in Russia, a wave that might prove even more totalitarian, repressive and aggressive than Putin himself has overseen in the last few years. One can only hope that Medvedev is wrong, but his argument must lead to serious reflection in the West and in Russia.
The lesson is obviously this: It is not going to be enough for Putin to be defeated. Even his removal won’t be enough to prevent yet another disastrous cycle in Russian history. Instead, the world must be ready to take steps to ensure not only that Putin loses but that Russia is not left in a position where a new Hitlerite kind of rule can emerge in Moscow.
That is not something that many in the West or in the Russian opposition want to hear, but it is a useful corrective to the overly optimistic and even naïve assumptions now circulating, assumptions that in their naïve optimism recall all too tragically those of 30 years ago when the West and much of the Russian opposition assumed that there would be no going back.
‘If Putin Wins in Ukraine, Russia Will Face Stalinist Fascism; If He Loses, It will Face the Hitlerite Variant,’ Sergey Medvedev Says
Paul Goble
Staunton, Apr. 28 – Most analysts are convinced that Russia’s future depends to a great extent on the outcome of Putin’s war in Ukraine, with most believing that if Putin wins in Ukraine, there will be dark days ahead for Russia; but that if he loses, then Russia may have a chance to become a freer, more democratic and federal state.
But Sergey Medvedev, a professor at Prague’s Charles University now visiting at the University of Helsinki, has a darker view, one that suggests the future of Russia may hinge on the outcome of the war but in ways very different and more unsettling than most currently appear to believe (theins.ru/podkasty/261298).
He says bluntly that “if Putin wins in Ukraine, Russia will face Stalinist fascism; but if he loses, it will face a Hitlerite variant.” By this, he appears to mean that a Putin victory in Ukraine would lead him to expand repression at home and aggression abroad much as it did Stalin after 1945; but a Putin defeat by itself would not necessarily open the way to progress.
Instead, a defeat could power a new wave of revanchist sentiment in Russia, a wave that might prove even more totalitarian, repressive and aggressive than Putin himself has overseen in the last few years. One can only hope that Medvedev is wrong, but his argument must lead to serious reflection in the West and in Russia.
The lesson is obviously this: It is not going to be enough for Putin to be defeated. Even his removal won’t be enough to prevent yet another disastrous cycle in Russian history. Instead, the world must be ready to take steps to ensure not only that Putin loses but that Russia is not left in a position where a new Hitlerite kind of rule can emerge in Moscow.
That is not something that many in the West or in the Russian opposition want to hear, but it is a useful corrective to the overly optimistic and even naïve assumptions now circulating, assumptions that in their naïve optimism recall all too tragically those of 30 years ago when the West and much of the Russian opposition assumed that there would be no going back.
Mielestäni tän palstan (ja toisenkin) vallalla oleva mielipide myötäilee aika paljon Medvedevin mielipidettä.
Btw. Viime aikoina aika harvoin on näkyny sinistä teippiä.
ak.tied
Greatest Leader
En kauheasti saanut irti tuosta. Videon alussa teloilla UK toimittamaa FV 103 Spartania tuossa isot määrät (etulamput lähekkäin keskellä) + muutama HMMWV pyöräkalustona.
0:49 kohdalla vilahtava MRAP oli vaikeampi, meinasi loppua moti kesken kunnes osui ja upposi: Turkkilainen BMC Kirpi.
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ajs178
Respected Leader
Onko Kauhava niin huonossa kunnossa? Siellä kuitenkin tilavaraus valmiina mm. 2700m kiitotielle.
Jotain infraa on pakko rakentaa, koska Suomen ilmavoimille ei taida olla hangaareja ja huoltotiloja, jos tänne vaikka tukeutuisi yhtäkkiä joku 24 kpl laivasto USAF:n F-35:ttä.