LukeFF

Hence why I say it's us or them. There can be no other outcome. Everybody who says that Russia should keep existing is explicitly taking the russian side and suggesting Ukraine should cease existing. Even if hypocritically pretending to be "civilized".

I wish the west wouyld just get it over with and declare Russia to be a terrorist state and kick her out of the Security Council ... heck, just disband the whole UN except for its instrumentalities (which can continue in the same way as the League of Nations' ones did) and form a new 'New UN' or something ... with vetos that can be overridden by majority vote in the General Assembly) ... 
The UN has outlived its usefulness.

I assume everyone will now start apologising to Kraze? No?
(I know nobody will.)
EDIT: I wrote this before Kraze's post, synchronicity I guess.

russians (not putin, people should stop pretending it's just some putin, as much as some "civilized" forum members here may not like it) simply don't know how to do it any other way. It worked in Chechnya and it worked in Syria, so must work here too.

Apologies to Gary Larson

A couple more theories to add to your list:

And of course, the British:

'Tis but a scratch....
 
 

I'm noticing the broken span looks like a ramp going to the sea.
Is this the offramp Ukraine was supposed to give Putin? 🤣

Girkin on his Telegram is already openly mocking Putin.
Nice.
And Ukrainians are too:
 

Wow. It's all screwed up.
 

Please don't ever call a 113 a Gavin again. Speaking as a former mech infantryman, no one EVER in the history of the track called it that except for some random internet guy.

Russian recruit demonstrates the skills gained in combat training courses😅

Ukraine has launched a state program to help unwilling Russians to surrender safely.

Some things don't get old with time.

This is like if there existed a video of Patton starting up a captured Tiger tank and driving off with it
 
 

lol really?  Russia is already throwing these stupid poor sots into the meat grinder.  They aren't really going to affect any operational decisions by Ukraine.  Granted not in significant numbers yet but that's largely because Russian logistics and the whole mobilization process is a train wreck.  The only thing these "significant human resources" are going to accomplish is complicating the mess Russia already has in their rear areas and possibly creating more work for Ukrainian casualty collection teams and POW management.  They are unable to project any combat power onto the battlefield in the state Russia is sending them.
 
Just take a couple minutes and think about this.  The existing Russian officer corp has been shredded over the past 8 months.  We cn see that periodically where junior officers are leading larger combat formations because there are no higher-ranking officers left.  The training forces have already been thrown into combat so there isn't anyone left to train these guys much less their officers.  So this mobilized mob is going to be tossed in either as ineffective formations or penny packeted to units as complete untrained strangers.  How long do you think they will last in combat?

Claims that Ukrainian forces are through all the defense lines along the right bank of the Dnieper and into the Russian operational rear:
 

Ukraine military arriving in Kivsharivka, just SE of Kupiansk
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National Guard SOF "Omega" fighter with jammed ZALA 421-16e UAV. The area near border crossing point Hoptivka, Kharkiv oblast

The second clip is apparently film footage - other tweets showing the crew, etc.
However, don't mess with Ukrainian pussy.