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They have military experience now.  I bet it’s a matter of time before mobilization.
New post can be found here >


“It is obvious that Washington is purposefully trying to inflict a strategic defeat on us,” Antonov said in remarks published on the embassy’s Telegram messaging app

Well duh >

What gave it away?
“We want to see Russia weakened to the degree that it can’t do the kinds of things that it has done in invading Ukraine,”
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, April 2022. >

Estimated Russian losses from 24.02.2022 to 25.01.2023 (Day 336):
It was a good day for Ukraine.  
|Category              |Change*|Total     |
|:---|:---|:---|
|Personnel             |+910      |123080    |
|Tanks                 |+9      |3161      |
|APVs                  |+23     |6307      |
|Artillery             |+6     |2154      |
|MLRS                  |+2      |450       |
|Anti-aircraft Systems |-      |220       |
|Aircraft              |+1      |290       |
|Helicopters           |-      |281       |
|UAVs                  |+5    |1902      |
|Missiles              |-      |749       |
|Warships / Boats      |-      |18        |
|Other Vehicles        |+23      |4967      |
|Special Equipment     |-      |194       |
*Change since the previous day.
Source: The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine >

910 personnel, 9 tanks, and 23 APV's. Damn! It's been a busy day in Ukraine. >

If it is the Dutch sending like 10 fighter jets then it most certainly is not an escalation because Russia has nothing to fear from the Netherlands. So good ol murica can just send  200 more >

We're replacing them with F35 anyways. >

It says a lot about Russia that these scumbags are getting released after 6 months of not being dumb enough to die, while volunteers and conscripts are having their contracts force renewed.