I’m pretty sure Russian forces have it handled, 120 million more Russians than Ukrainians, our kids can stay home.
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If we are dragged into every conflict in the world. The allies could easily absorb the Ukrainian civilians instead of seeing them slaughtered, not much percentage in warring against Russia and China. Some things we can not change and its wise to know the difference.
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[QUOTE=sumdumguy;561261]If we are dragged into every conflict in the world. The allies could easily absorb the Ukrainian civilians instead of seeing them slaughtered, not much percentage in warring against Russia and China. Some things we can not change and its wise to know the difference. Z should be negotiating safe passage for the Ukrainians and stay to fight if he wants to. There’ll be nothing left of Ukraine if he has his way.
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Crazy stuff cut and paste apologies
Barrons argues that Ukraine needs ammunition even more than it needs soldiers. It fires 90,000 155mm shells a month and sometimes 5000-6,000 shells a day but combined US and European production is less than 30,000 a month. “There is a mathematical mismatch,†he says. The US is tripling its output but “Europe has been too slowâ€.
Russia, which has been firing 20,000 shells a day and is thought to have used up 10 years’ worth of production in 12 months, has the same problem. In recent weeks they have reduced the numbers by 75 per cent.
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Originally posted by Landdownunder View PostCrazy stuff cut and paste apologies
Barrons argues that Ukraine needs ammunition even more than it needs soldiers. It fires 90,000 155mm shells a month and sometimes 5000-6,000 shells a day but combined US and European production is less than 30,000 a month. “There is a mathematical mismatch,†he says. The US is tripling its output but “Europe has been too slowâ€.
Russia, which has been firing 20,000 shells a day and is thought to have used up 10 years’ worth of production in 12 months, has the same problem. In recent weeks they have reduced the numbers by 75 per cent.
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Originally posted by agstar77 View PostIs it not ironic with all the high tech weapons, we are talking ww1 issues?Last edited by biglentil; Feb 26, 2023, 18:12.
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Originally posted by biglentil View PostThats because this is just the warm up. Conventional weapons and warfare are all but obsolete. In a game of chess the pawns move first. When it escalates things could mover very quickly, Russian ICBM's cannot be defended against with western systems.
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Originally posted by agstar77 View PostYou think Russia can stop ICBMs?
"The S-500 anti-aircraft missile system has no analogues in the world and is designed to defeat the entire spectrum of existing and promising aerospace attack weapons of a potential enemy in the entire range of altitudes and speeds," the ministry said in a statement.
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Originally posted by biglentil View Post"The S-500 anti-aircraft missile system has no analogues in the world and is designed to defeat the entire spectrum of existing and promising aerospace attack weapons of a potential enemy in the entire range of altitudes and speeds," the ministry said in a statement.
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Originally posted by biglentil View PostNow you are getting it Aggy. Can you not see where this is going?
Don't know how to reply as I can't comprehend what you are trying to say.
You believe Pitin has a just developed but never used defence system that negates the nuclear deterrent?
Because his military can't get any gains in the Donbas his next play is go all in with nuclear Armageddon?
What does he get out of that.
Is he brilliant or is he nuts?Last edited by shtferbrains; Feb 26, 2023, 22:07.
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