Latest Ukraine/Russia Thread

[NewKidOnTheBlock]

Seems like Vlad is already preparing the public for the negative scenarios (for Russia). At least based on his rhetoric lately. This could be good news for the war and the world and rather realistic based on what I know from some analysts I hold in a high regard. They predicted that 2026 could be the year shit starts going really south for Russia, if Ukraine would last that long

[Lyubov]

Looks like it will be a frozen conflict. The border has hardly moved since 2022. It wasn't inevitable but it was the mostly likely scenario that this would eventually freeze at the current border and both countries would go into a rebuilding phase. 

[BlueOak]

Its not going to freeze. Russia is losing ground and Putin is too proud and arrogant to reverse it. He wants X and like a toddler he's not going to get it for 2 years, the cities he wants near Donbas are fortresses; as a consequence, Russia will (and are) losing southern territory.

This video is for all the people i've argued with, documented 100,000 Russia casualties by only drones over 1 year.
That's just those on video, and only by drones, and only over 1 year.

The original video:
https://x.com/414magyarbirds/status/2062937571429429735/video/1

Russia's supply lines in the south and west are virtually cut off now. They pushed too far too fast, and will retreat to their old lines (which are much more fortified). If a breach happens in them, there isn't going to be much they can do except die or surrender. This is because there is no fuel there to manoeuvre. 

Edited Wednesday at 10:42 PM by BlueOak