Russia - threadbanned users in OP

What's interesting about that phase of overt Russian emigree support is that it illustrates how the internet can actually be counterproductive to integration when as family and friend units they can stay totally immersed in their home culture, until it actually impacts their immigrant income.

What happens them in a Russian regime change that gives up claims to Ukraine? They'll bare watching as much as Loyalist paras in a reunited Ireland.

I already posted the links way back, but if you didn't read it try this:

https://www.google.com/search?q=lancet+drone

Unfortunately you wont find anything agreeable to you.

No worries I am finished with boards, I'm off, enjoy !

Attacked 🙄. Maybe try a counsellor or a hospital visit if you feel its that serious?

The thread has gone to shite indeed, if you're posting information from pro Russian sources or not backing up your claims with anything at all. And rightly so. Here look I googled for you:

A picture of a lancet getting strung up in a "cope cage". That took me about two seconds worth of googling. And there were several more images easily available of lancets and drones like them getting caught in nets and wiring. So the strategy is at least somewhat effective. That much has been established. Noone is saying lancets aren't an issue. We just aren't gonna take your word for it that the Russians have set up a warehouse thats increased their output by 400% churning out battalions of these things ready to go. And we aren't going to go researching your claims for you either.

Try harder.

I was referring to the Russian claims which you referred to of more advanced Lancets and "4 fold" increased production of them.

Maybe the claim is true, but generally those types of claims from Russia turn out to be false or distorted.

Just to add, it's important to take Russian claims with a much heavier dose of salt than normal, and to be more skeptical. Indeed munitions like Lancets are dangerous to Ukrainians, but they have their own ways of dealing with them. I am concerned about Russia ramping up e.g. drones, making their own Shaheds, and other tactics - but it's important to put them in context. As for the topic, it's a war, people are being blown to pieces, there's a lot of emotive things happening, so strong feelings from commentators are understandable to a degree.

I thought you were done with boards? Are you even reading the words that im writing?

I literally say in my post above that:

We're just calling out your assertion that there are new warehouses and production lines up 400% for armies of new and improved Lancets?

Which you've yet to back up with anything other than Russian sources

Putin supporters will follow Putin from any where they are, until they are "discouraged". But they seem to be dwindling as the world turns more and more against Putin.?

I've seen many videos of the Lancet destroying SPGs, tanks, IFVs etc. It seems like a lethal weapon. Still, Russia seems to be losing a lot more armor than Ukraine.

They showed a video of the Lancet production line and they had mirrors on the walls to make it look much bigger. I posted the video some time ago.

Pfff...

"What is your major malfunction, numbnuts? Didn't Mommy and Daddy show you enough attention when you were a child?"

Anyone else getting Private Pyle vibes from that picture?

That military analyst on Sky News saying Ukraine's toughest challenge has yet to come.

I think Sky News and most news sources these days are just keeping people clicking like dipshits. I'm actually embarrassed for myself as well because I used to read these rags like gospel.

Is there a single source of information out there that doesn't rely on sensational click bait and isn't biased in views? I want dull, plain facts.

The media used to be the pillar in society that called it for what it was and now easy money has ruined that.

Do you have any suggestions for unbiased and plainly factual YouTube accounts reporting?

@SortingYouOut

Considering that the AFU has yet to breach the first main line of defence, this isn't exactly an unfounded opinion.

Asking for 'unbiased and plainly factual' sources is a bit of a loaded request. An unbiased source in one person's opinion may not tally with yours. I think it's better to cross reference a number of sources to see what remains consistent across the reporting, or you can also just tune out of the minute by minute coverage and keep an eye on the bigger picture. The bigger picture is that fighting has been ferocious and bloody - Ukraine's counter-offensive is proceeding, but progress is grindingly slow - the Russians are dug in - the Russians are trying to divert Ukrainian forces by making some localised pushes of their own - there is a whole other battle going on in terms of trying to strike each others supply lines.

I wonder is that because they realise that kind of carry on is not welcome here and other places.

Or maybe some of them may have changed there minds about supporting the invasion with everything that has happened since. Probably the first.