US Offers Russia Tips For Stopping Ukrainian Invasion

The White House has offered Russia a solution to stop Ukraine’s invasion. With Admiral Kirby saying “There's an easy solution: Get the hell out of Ukraine and call it a day." Ukraine now controls over 1,000 square kilometers of Russia and is now in control of over 70 settlements. This is the largest attack on Russia since World War Two. Ukraine says they’re creating a “security zone” in Russia and are conducting massive operations on their airfields. They are now allowing Russian civilians to evacuate through humanitarian corridors, but unlike Russia - they’re not shelling them. Russia is now moving their troops from the Ukrainian front lines to the Russian front lines. They’re also moving their troops from Kaliningrad to Kursk. They’re scrambling to hire trench diggers to help build up defenses in Russia but aren’t having much luck. Russia has spent the past few days blaming NATO for this invasion and Russian military analysts now say that the Kremlin is in a bit of a dilemma. Saying “they need to do something very radical and it’s not clear how that’s going to be done.” Adding that they can’t take back Kursk without removing a lot of troops from the Donbas but if they remove troops from the Donbas, then they’ll lose that land.

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[BuggyDClownStan-zz]

Born too late to witness the battle of Kursk
But born just in time for the battle of Kursk

[TIMMah-bziy]

1943: the t34 roars into the battle of kursk!
2024: the t34 roars into the battle of kursk!

[FundyisleLegacy]

Russia went from “3 days to take Ukraine” to “3 years and Ukraine is taking us”

[masonkay]

The fact they are essentially saying “ the solution is simple, fuck off” is super funny to me

[Artinthedark]

whats the meme. Russia has gone from the 2nd largest power in the world, to the second largest power in Ukraine, and now they're the second largest power in russia...

[strf]

Ironically Ukrainian troops in occupied kursk is giving humanitarian aid to occupied Kursk citizens, and as a result they low key don't even want to resist invasion anymore.

[CloakernamedTemp]

Ukraine did the one thing many people failed to do. They didn’t invade Russian during the winter.

[murdoc]

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

[djspectrein]

I thought Russia said "they will defend every inch of its territory, and use nuke if someone tries to invade them"

[Scyborg]

Ukraine did a brilliant move but they need to maintain international support so the maintaining of civilian safety is paramount to creating a bulletproof narrative

[SomeKindOfDodo]

3 days to Kiev ❌️
3 years to Moscow ✅️

[uchixgaming]

Russia: "That wasn't in the script"

[actual]

Here’s a tip. Russia, stay on your side of the fence.

[Gulgathydra]

*UN:* have you considered... not war?
*Russia:* You know, it never came up.

[miditrax]

Didn't have "Ukraine invades Russia back" on my 2024 Geopolitical Bingo card

[emi_is_absent]

Ukraine really said "Two can play at that game"

[RSpaco]

Getting invaded by a country you expected to take in 3 days is the most embarrassing thing a country could do

[nategoodwin]

Ukraine handed Russia a true dilemma with no good options out. Textbook.

[dogteam]

Russia now has the 2nd best army in Russia.

[wildwaters]

At the beginning I thought "is Ukraine gonna do what Finland did in WW2?" And now it seems they are truly following in their footsteps