Is Ukraine about to have a war?


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It's a holy war now... I wonder if they have removed all the Tartarsky sauce off the walls of that cafe yet?

Nice to see Ukraine is returning some of their captured assets to the Russians..
Bakhmut reinforcements.
Bakhmut reinforcements.

Indeed ! A very warm welcome to your nation. Just out of interest, were there any political parties that voiced opposition as part of their programme ? Is it co-incidental that membership was finalised today , just two days after the election ?

Slovakia has upped 155mm shell production by a factor of 5

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I haven't logged on for three and a half years, but have kept watching. I thank those who have driven this thread for their dedication and the excellent wide cross-section of opinion and fact that has been placed before us. Please keep going. Well done.

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The only real individuals that were shouting out pro-Russian propaganda and voted against joining NATO last summer weren't re-elected last sunday. Democracy works and showed what finns really think of vatniks and their cronies.
It is pure coincidence that Turkish ratification took place just before the NATO countries FM meeting .
As a side note, the first thing Finland did as a NATO member was ratifying Swedish application. It took exactly 30 seconds to hand the ratification to US Foeeign Secretary Blinken after Finland was announce a member.

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Problem is, the US is not inclined to provide F-16s, so, sadly, what need is there of F16 pilots?
UKR forces are heroic, but they are a limited human resource and cannot sustain the fight forever. This war needs to be ended as soon as possible and that requires substantial air assets. It’s time the west stops pussyfooting around this. Certainly, considering the wealth and equippage of western air forces, there are available assets that can be provided now to the UKR. There’s no ground force commander within the western armies who would accept inadequate integrated air support, both for defensive and offensive operations. Why do we expect UKR to continue without it? UKR is fighting our battle, and if they fail it will be up to us to fight this evil murderous tyranny.
UKR forces are heroic, but they are a limited human resource and cannot sustain the fight forever. This war needs to be ended as soon as possible and that requires substantial air assets. It’s time the west stops pussyfooting around this. Certainly, considering the wealth and equippage of western air forces, there are available assets that can be provided now to the UKR. There’s no ground force commander within the western armies who would accept inadequate integrated air support, both for defensive and offensive operations. Why do we expect UKR to continue without it? UKR is fighting our battle, and if they fail it will be up to us to fight this evil murderous tyranny.

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It's a holy war now... I wonder if they have removed all the Tartarsky sauce off the walls of that cafe yet?
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https://twitter.com/DylanBurns1776/s...23480093761536

You really thought this? Maybe a lot of Russians, subjected to unending propaganda believe it, how can anyone with free access to the free press or even this forum do so?


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Sadly, barrel (and track) wear will be an ongoing problem for UKR. As for the ammo, I remember some Pakistani 9mm ammo back in the 80s that was utter rubbish.

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