Who will run out of resources first?

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by Andrei

Today I will keep it very short using my favorite bullet-style points:
 

  • By most credible accounts, the recent Ukronazi+NATO attack in the Kharkov area was even more costly in KIA/MIA, wounded and lost hardware than the attack towards Kherson.  The combined losses from these attacks are staggering.
  • Yet there are all the signs that the Ukronazi+NATO forces are preparing for even more such attacks.
  • The Ukronazi+NATO seem happy to trade human lives for territorial gains, no matter how small or how irrelevant that territory is.
  • The Russians seem happy to trade space and time to protect the lives of their soldiers and equipment.
  • We could say that the Ukronazi+NATO are trading bodies for shells.

Let’s remember the two goals set by Putin for the SMO: denazify and demilitarize.  Both of these goals are human-focused, not terrain-focused.  In other words, if a tactical-level withdrawal allows the Russian to kill scores of Ukronazi+NATO personnel and destroy their equipment, they will gladly accept the trade.
 
The other goal was to protect the LDNR.  Kherson is not part of the LDNR.
 
Territory can be reconquered, equipment is hard to replace, especially complex weapon-systems.
 
And soldiers cannot be resurrected.
 
It is absolutely clear that Ukronazi+NATO are “betting the farm” into these offensives.  Not only is the coming winter a major threat for them, but the political chaos in the EU and the US this fall and winter means that now is the time to try has hard as possible to conceal the magnitude of the disaster for the Ukronazi+NATO.

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A de carbonized economy will not be sustainable in America. We are seeing evidence of that in the EU as they have all but abandoned fossil fuel renewable energy in favor of unsustainable wind and solar.

All of Washington D.C.(District of Crinimal’s)and Hollywood should be put on Wind and Solar Power and lets see how long they would last