What a Russian Army Collapse Might Look Like
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What a Russian Army Collapse Might Look Like
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#3Yeah the way Ukraine wins is by destroying Russian logistics. An army with no bullets cannot fight.
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#5Yeah the way Ukraine wins is by destroying Russian logistics. An army with no bullets cannot fight.
Logistics is one of the most reliable ways to defeat an enemy, always has been and probably always will be. It's why I'm baffled by the insistence on the US military leaving NATO and its NATO allies. The presence of the US military bases in Europe and east Asia are a large part of what allows it to project power globally. Removing the bases (or severely reducing them) would lead to a self-destruction of US logistical…
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#6Yeah the way Ukraine wins is by destroying Russian logistics. An army with no bullets cannot fight.
Logistics is one of the most reliable ways to defeat an enemy, always has been and probably always will be. It's why I'm baffled by the insistence on the US military leaving NATO and its NATO allies. The presence of the US military bases in Europe and east Asia are a large part of what allows it to project power globally. Removing the bases (or severely reducing them) would lead to a self-destruction of US logistical…
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#7Losing territory is the only thing Putin will see as a loss. That would force him to admit failure.
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#9I wish NATO would step in and annex the Russian region between Ukraine and Kazakhstan. It could become a new country rebuilt from modern standards. And permanently cuts Russian supply lines to the middle east. Losing territory is the only thing Putin will see as a loss. That would force him to admit failure.