News Russians have reportedly restarted the Kharkov offensive

[Zhou Chang-Xing]

Ukrainian channels report that Russian troops have begun the assault on Volchansk - the situation in this direction is very difficult. Volschansk is at the border with Russia and a 2 hour drive to Kharkov. But also according ti Telegram channels not all forces have beeb deployed only about 50k. And they have the letter N on their vehicles jfl.
@WizardofSoda

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More dead men is more single Slavic toilets, theoretically this would lower the price of Slavic pussy. But as all of them swipe right on the same few Chad's this probably won't really work. Being an ugly man is like trying to sell rotten food, even when people are starving they would rather starve to death than eat rotten food.

 

[based_meme]

Escape from Kharkov.

 

[WizardofSoda]

Ukraine's big problem is lets take pre-war populations..

Russia: 146 million
Ukraine: 42 million

But the areas Russia has captured including the DPR and LPR are about 8 million people pre-war population. So then that takes Ukraine down to 34 million. And Russia up to 154 million.

154 / 34 = ~4.5

So Russia has a 4.5 to 1 population advantage. Of course the Ukraine is much more militarized/mobilized currently than Russia. But its hard to sustain, and month by month both Ukraine and Russia are losing soldiers.


Lately I saw an estimate that in the theatre Ukraine has 400,000 soldiers and Russia 470,000. For a long time until the start of the year the two sides were about equal in soldiers in the theatre in SE Ukraine. Since the start of the year Russia has been starting to pull away in the number of soldiers in the theatre.


As Russia gets more soldiers it can add to the frontlines, which is what I think the reason they are attacking into Kharkiv province now. The Ukrainians then either have to pull soldiers off the front line from the rest of the front, or get more soldiers recruited/trained, or do less rotation of soldiers or some combination. Or if the Ukrainians don't put enough soldiers there, then the Russians will be advancing.

In addition to the soldiers there is also the weaponry and ammunition that is then spread out. And the people working to build fortifications.



The whole thing though is a gradual process. My estimate is Russia is adding net 120,000 soldiers a year. And you can sustainably deploy 1/3 of soldiers at a time to a war theatre. So 40,000. And Weebunion on youtube had the numbers that Russia has 40,000 soldiers in Belgorod province which is the Russian province next to Kharkiv province.

So these numbers fit together nicely, it might be this is the front the Russians are adding in 2024. Maybe they will do the same in 2025 on the Sumy possible front.

 

[comradespiderman29]

Western military people and foreign policy people are coping so hard with this buffer zone idea in Kharkiv province. Just like they are still coping with believing Russia only wants to take the 4 SE provinces of Ukraine.

Yep, it's pretty obvious, they want all of Ukraine. Putin would Also like to take back as much of the old USSR/Russian Empire territories as possible.

 

[db-bchr-iv]

Who gives a fuck about this war anymore? What'll happen is obvious. Both sides will send wave after wave of mobiks at each other with minimal gains until one side eventually runs out of mobiks. And we know who that will be.

 

[Nagger]

This war shows what men are worth in the eyes of our governments. They'll gladly sacrifice tens to win mere meters of territory.

This is true for any and all governments. Stop simping for the government and take the political black pill (anarchism)

 

[db-bchr-iv]

This war shows what men are worth in the eyes of our governments. They'll gladly sacrifice tens to win mere meters of territory.

This is true for any and all governments. Stop simping for the government and take the political black pill (anarchism)

A wise man once said "a patriot must always be ready to defend his country against his government."

 

[WizardofSoda]

Yep, it's pretty obvious, they want all of Ukraine. Putin would Also like to take back as much of the old USSR/Russian Empire territories as possible.

Ya it wouldn't make sense to launch this big time war and all the consequences of that for Russia, then go for 20% of Ukraine, aka the 4 SE provinces. Its all of Ukraine, then if that happens Russia will integrate the Ukrainian army into Russian army they can go for the next place.

 

[comradespiderman29]

Ukrainian army into Russian army they can go for the next place.

But how would they do that? Most would not fight for Russia

 

[WizardofSoda]

But how would they do that? Most would not fight for Russia

In ww2 Russian troops often wanted to run for it instead of marching forward. But behind them was the NKVD, which was worse than the German army. This time the Russians have the Chechens as the sweepers behind the lines.

Also if Russia takes all of Ukraine then they will control all media/information, education and government departments. To switch the narrative/beliefs in Ukraine.

 

[comradespiderman29]

Also if Russia takes all of Ukraine then they will control all media/information, education and government departments. To switch the narrative/beliefs in Ukraine

I don't think that really going to have much of an effective. That's why they're kidnapping Ukranian children, if you radicalise children it's Hard to change their minds, Just like with ISIS.

 

[CroatianManlet2]

@CroatianManlet2 @NorthernWind @TBIcel @blackpillednigga @go2sleep @Incel doomer

Kharkov UPDATE:


View: https://twitter.com/Trollstoy88/status/1788880446270451985


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The enemy (pro-Ukrainian Deep State) confirms the advance of the Russian Armed Forces in the Kharkov region in the section of the villages of Strelechya-Krasnoe-Pylnaya-Borisovka in the direction of Liptsov , as well as near the village of Pletenevka towards Volchansk .

Offensive actions are announced by infantry forces with little use of heavy equipment, but under the cover of artillery fire, reconnaissance UAVs and electronic warfare systems.

According to the enemy, the main forces of the Russian Armed Forces have not yet been brought into battle.

Jewtin cucked out says Russia are not looking to take Kharkov

Russia not seeking Kharkiv capture, claims Putin

Russia's president says he is not after Ukraine's second-largest city - but wants to create a "security zone".

www.bbc.com