Russia Invades ukraine

[Stubby]

Apparently there are on line job vacancy's for trench diggers in the Kursk region .   🙂

[peds]

No experience necessary, pay dependent on km dug before surrendering to Ukraine.

[peds]

23 hours ago, Stubby said:

Ukrainian troops are leaving Google reviews on the shops and restaurants that they are encountering on their push into Russia !😄

 

Google Maps

MAPS.APP.GOO.GL

 

 

 

 

The reviews are all over the place, I could waste days rummaging around. 

 

"2/5 Toilet was OK, they refused to refuel my Abrams."

 

‘Nice shopping centre but there wasn’t enough space in the parking lot for a tank that’s why 4 stars’

 

 

 

I think a lot of them will be from randomers on the Internet, but there's a lot of real content from "local guides" with pictures up too.

The Internet is a wild ride, man. 

[peds]

Sun Tzu wrote: “Attack is the secret of defense; defense is the planning of an attack. Keep your enemy unsure and then destroy them all with a well-placed HiMARS strike.”

[Steve Bullman]

10 hours ago, peds said:

Sun Tzu wrote: “Attack is the secret of defense; defense is the planning of an attack. Keep your enemy unsure and then destroy them all with a well-placed HiMARS strike.”

Bit long winded. John Kreese wrote ‘stroke first, strike hard, no mercy’

[Rich Rule]

2 hours ago, Steve Bullman said:

Bit long winded. John Kreese wrote ‘stroke first, strike hard, no mercy’

 But was it Kreese or was it Silver?

[Ty Korrigan]

Sadly Ukraine just lost another HIMARS to an Russian Iskander.

 Despite the crew practicing shoot and scoot, it was being tracked by an observation drone.

 

[peds]

That's shite. I wonder if the crew made it out.

 

I saw something recently about how many Bradleys Ukraine has been losing, but it isn't as big a deal as it could be... because the crews generally have a good level of survivability. And a decent Bradley crew is a lot harder to replace than the vehicle itself. 

[Stubby]

3 hours ago, peds said:

That's shite. I wonder if the crew made it out.

 

I saw something recently about how many Bradleys Ukraine has been losing, but it isn't as big a deal as it could be... because the crews generally have a good level of survivability. And a decent Bradley crew is a lot harder to replace than the vehicle itself. 

I thought the Brads were taking out a few Russian tanks . There was some footage of a Brad peppering a tank , the tank firing back but missing then a second Brad attacked from another angle and the T90 got the old spinning turret syndrome then blew up .

[Stubby]

It seems , so far , that Ukraine has taken as much ground in eight days than Russia has taken in eight months ...