Kinophile

Ohh, possibly it was a bridge strike
And/Or that Ukrainian speciality, but an Airbase strike:
Bit more specific... 
Yevpatoria
https://maps.app.goo.gl/cxUL14WJV2YBuFeHA
 
 

When @The_Capt starts posting with a 7-8 hr time delay from North America, you'll know where he's been sent...
 

Hopefully something very expensive and irreplaceable was hit. 
 

Hopefully something very expensive and irreplaceable was hit. 
 

When @The_Capt starts posting with a 7-8 hr time delay from North America, you'll know where he's been sent...
 

Hopefully something very expensive and irreplaceable was hit. 
 

When @The_Capt starts posting with a 7-8 hr time delay from North America, you'll know where he's been sent...
 

Itll burn out. Nice to see some push back to the war but I'm highly doubtful of any effect. 
 

First rule of Aerial warfare. Divide the wartime claimed kills by 3 (sometime even have to divide it by 7)
 
Also, Russia could develop then filed something similar to ADM-160 MALD decoy missile/drone.

I guess there is such a thing as airborne meat waves. 
 

The line for navalnys funeral keeps growing. I doubt the police will let everything go off without a hitch. 

@Haiduk @Grigbet al
 

The line for navalnys funeral keeps growing. I doubt the police will let everything go off without a hitch. 

They are not emaciated, and they should not be.  Poland was willing to transfer a very significant part of our military equipment, accept a huge number of refugees, pay for Starlink terminals, act as one of the most active diplomatic supporters of the Ukraine, etc. We even took an Ukrainian SAM which killed 2 Poles and desperately tried to pretend it was Russian missile until we could not pretend anymore. But why gut a significant part of agricultural industry? That is unnecessary and a step too far.
Especially since - as far as we know - in the Ukraine the grain export is a business of equally not emaciated and well nutritioned oligarchs and multinationals, who would like to make a better margin through cutting transportation costs and dumping the goods immediately after crossing the border. That is not a very appealing cause.

@Haiduk @Grigbet al
 

The BSF really has failed in its primary mission - war time domination of the Black Sea. 
 

The BSF really has failed in its primary mission - war time domination of the Black Sea. 
 

The BSF really has failed in its primary mission - war time domination of the Black Sea. 
 

He seems to have overlooked the fact that Russia also shipped vital weapons off to Ukraine and is in more far worse shape today than it was before the war in Ukraine.

So Putin talks about 'DeNazification' and Tucker's response was 'Hey, I take that personally!'

Zelensky is sticking by 13... Still, some proofs would be preferred. 
 

Omnomnomnom

Zelensky is sticking by 13... Still, some proofs would be preferred. 
 

Omnomnomnom

That bit is pretty uncontroversial; imposing a sanctions regime means that theoretically no goods or services or money goes in to the target country and nothing (again, ideally) comes out. So the US loses a market for its exports, and also loses a source of cheap or otherwise desirable imports. That's at the very least disruptive, and likely to cause at least some damage in terms of missed opportunities. For example, take the economic pain and disruption a couple of winters ago when Germany abruptly stopped importing Russian gas.
The gamble/assumption is that "your" economy can handle the disruption, and "theirs" cannot.
Now, whether that is "really" hurting the US economy ... well, I mean, it's Swanson McNear. He couldn't tell you the current weather or the time right now without putting some dishonest spin on it.
"Sure, it's sunny outside but it's going to rain this afternoon because Biden is old" or "it's just turned 11am but in only a few weeks it'll be midday - lunchtime! - when the Democrat's con of daylight savings starts! Having lunch while it's still the morning makes no sense!"