Russia is Starting to Mobilize | September 20th

Looks like russia is attempting to do a general mobilization of troops into the ukraine war after suffering shortages.

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[DanielSilva-mmgm]

Now Germany is full the weapons are high class

[hermes]

Read an article about westen weapons in Ukraine. Because russians do not have guided ammo for their planes and helicopters, they need to fly low. Which makes them easy-prey for Stinger-rockets or even outdated SPAAG like the Gepard.

Also the HIMARS and Panzerhaubitze 2000 artillery do a good job. The Panzerhaubitze was most likely used to destroy bridges with just 12 rounds instead of about 50 which would a russian system needed. This precission makes western artillery less vunerable. Just shoot their couple of rounds and move the system before russian drones could detect them or counter-artillery could react.

The Russian mobilisation will lead to more unexperienced soldiers and even more outdated and unguided weapons. They will be even worse than that what we already have seen. We will see a slaughterhouse if these troops enter the battlefield, running into modern weapons in the hands of battle-hardened Ukrainians.

This is the moment Russians should think of their sons and their country. There is nothing left to win in this war, but a lot to lose for Russia. Time to get rid of Putin.

[spacedonkek]

Time for diplomats to do there god dam job and get the political elite out of the class room sort it out I live on this is my planet to and so do others if you can't do ur
Jobs go on holiday, 😡

[judyhawkins]

Full mobilization in Russia could hasten the breakup of all those 85 regions into independent states. See Gary Kasparov and the Congress for a Free Russia; and Paul Goble's blogspot has reams and reams of material on the many regional governments who would break away from Moscow if they dared. Putin may well be very afraid of arming able-bodied people in the regions outside Moscow; armed forces returning from a defeat have historically been powerful forces for change.

[ulkohelsinkilainen]

Hopefully peace will come as a result. Ukrainians had their proud moment in Kharkiev. I don't think this war continues before spring. Hopefully it ends..

[ogri]

You need to go and get yourself educated on what this war is about, how Russia is conducting it. Your analisys is very poor if not ignorant giving your opinion without evidence.