Russia - threadbanned users in OP

Slovakia to join Poland and send 11 mig 29s to ukraine that they decommissioned last year, apparently none of them are currently operational, could take time to be returned to service that or be canibalised for other aircraft

You mean this stripe still clearly visible

@wreneye

The butt hurt is just too enjoyable to read. The desperation tells the real story

I think you need some more English language lessons. You clearly don't actually understand what was written in that article. Is your tutor a native speaker or is English their second language as well?

But those points are completely different than the previous points you posted.

The previous ones in short:

Needing 5 battalion of tanks for the counteroffensive, they may only get 3 (how someone can calculate that is beyond me)

Little chance of Ukraine having a counter offensive.

Massive losses in bahkmut (the source looks to be giving false figures) and implying it's like that all along the front line.

Shortage of shells on the Ukrainian side (some speculate they are holding them back for a counter offensive) and the shortage of shells on the Russian side is all planned (what ever the **** that means)

Most major arms deliveries to ukraine will be 2024 onwards. I believe it's only the Abrams are that far out.

Do you not find the above points odd?

Maybe you do, maybe you don't, but you find another completely different set of points (which look like valid concerns) and use that to reinforce your belief that the first set of tweets is correct. It's like you have a narrative and use any tweets to reinforce it.

It was to compare the life expectancy of a troll on here and Russian soldier in Bahkmut so relax it wasn't comparing the quality of trolls vs quality of articles written.

There's also a US ex-marine fighting there who told ABC news. I'd assume he estimated and wasn't constantly watching the clock or counting Mississippi's.

Edit: old news. Missed it with all the talk about yellow strips....

13 more Migs for Ukraine.

https://amp.dw.com/en/ukraine-updates-slovakia-to-send-mig-29-jets-to-ukraine/a-65021539

Do I find the points odd?

They are not my arguments, I won't defend every single detail. I agree with them broadly though, particularly that shortages and committing fresh forces to Bakhmut in an unfavourable fight are going to hold back a Ukrainian counter offensive. I am not saying it won't happen, my guess it's going to be much more limited than what people are expecting.

Completely difference set of points?

It's the same thing. Some of the suggestions being made in the latter need to start happening to help/stop the former. There are clear frustrations with the rank and file serving and the army leadership. No one goes to Twitter proposing army reform as a first step.

@wreneye is obviously unfamiliar with the unique Irish ability to spot a Gobshite from very far away. ( I wonder how gobshite translates in Russian?)

He went straight to temper tantrums.

It's interesting to see the levels of desperation apparent in his posts. After years of insular isolation and adverse propaganda, the majority of Russians are unable to comprehend what makes the West tick.

Did you know that only 20% of Russian households have a working indoor toilet?

It's a vast country, filled with a population of poorly educated, serf-type citizens who , if they were magically transported to the West, would find our society almost alien and completely incomprehensible.

Russians, such as our newest chap, have completely underestimated the response of the West to its invasion of a Sovereign nation.

The Russians really shot themselves in both feet bringing this case. They could not have done better in criminalizing themselves to a world wide audience. They say that the fish rots from the head down, and decisions like this are a practical example of it.

Even worse are those ex-cons that survive their Wagner deployment and got their pardons. So, rapists, murderers, back home you go. The RuZZian people put up with it, of course.