The Ukraine War thread

[Amiga500]

No. North Korean troops cut off their supply routes last week.

It was a very pwecise and comwicated pwan.

 

[Amiga500]

Well, his resignation and suicide would seem the obvious suggestion.

Window.

I vote for a Window.

It seems its the height of fashion to do it this way these days in Russia.

 

[AlRums]

Vladimir Putin sets out conditions for Ukraine ceasefire

The Russian president agrees fighting must end, but calls for the removal of the "root causes" of the crisis.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[McTallshort]

America looking a bit daft at the minute. Why did they think Russia would just agree?

Art of the deal

 

[Which Tyler]

America looking a bit daft at the minute. Why did they think Russia would just agree?

Art of the deal

Because Putin respects Trump - whereas he doesn't respect Biden or Obama.
Basically, the same reason he expected Ukraine to just agree to the first suggestion of "everything Putin wants, nothing that Zelenskyy wants" - Trump's ego.

I assume we now all expect Trump and Vance to double team rage and bully on Putin in front of the world's press, and demanding a grovelling apology?

 

[AlRums]

US arms sales suffer setback after Ukraine weapons pause

Portugal and other European countries are beginning to question the U.S.' reliability as a defense ally despite its dominant role in global arms sales.

www.newsweek.com

I posted this in the political thread as well.

This article points out how the US have essentially disabled weapons sent to Ukraine by stopping intel data. This has basically cut off the use of the HIMARS rocket system, a crucial piece of the Ukrainian armoury.

 

[AlRums]

Ukrainian troops' bombshell allegation about US intelligence

Lieutenant Colonel Vano Nadiradze cannot 'shake off the feeling' as Moscow appeared primed and captured key villages in the territory within hours of the decision.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[McTallshort]

US arms sales suffer setback after Ukraine weapons pause

Portugal and other European countries are beginning to question the U.S.' reliability as a defense ally despite its dominant role in global arms sales.

www.newsweek.com

I posted this in the political thread as well.

This article points out how the US have essentially disabled weapons sent to Ukraine by stopping intel data. This has basically cut off the use of the HIMARS rocket system, a crucial piece of the Ukrainian armoury.

I thought the intel data was back on?

 

[AlRums]

I thought the intel data was back on?

It is now, but conveniently after Russia took kursk I believe