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Russian navy just can't catch a break. This year has been a disaster for their Black Sea fleet.

Wagner lost 10's of thousands in the Bakhmut offensive, if they are determined to do the same here - Ukraine should welcome them with open arms.

That's how it's done, the enemy should only find out about weapon deliveries after they hit him.

I'll believe it when I see it, Belgium has been nothing short of an embarrassment since the day this war started.

What's going on with UK's artillery ammo production? Are they still sleeping on this after nearly 2 years of war?

How many does the US has in stock of these little puppies?

German Empire and the Third Reich approve this message.

Russian incompetence still manages to surprise.

"Damaged" Ropucha-class in all it's glory.

uh oh, two can play this game. How will Ukraine respond? Cheeky storm-shadow into the base camp of Wagner?

Poland / Romania won't ignore radioactive clouds creeping into their territories. That's the difference, compared to the dam.

And I thought I had seen everything. Russians have techniques for degrading the prestige of their beloved soldiers to that of trash.

Yes, the harm has already been done, and this kind of reputational damage is irreparable

But Putin appointed them… Attack on them is an attack on Putin. Putin's reputation is in shambles. Not sure what is Prigozhin thinking here, but let's see what he does not what he says.

Oh, how the mighty have fallen... Ukraine's command must be salivating, witnessing this https://twitter.com/KevinRothrock/status/1672631060583030789

No going back now, Prigozhin going all in

Exactly, this chaos could be godsend for Ukraine, stun the enemy while it's confused

Heh, Russian roulette, but with tank ammo. Good luck, boys

And wagner is no more, in Ukraine at least

Reminds me of that particular Germany Navy Chief. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/jan/23/german-navy-chief-quits-after-saying-putin-deserves-respect-over-ukraine Peacetime generals or in this case admirals truly give something to think about. They still consider Ukraine to be somewhat incompetent, even though they don't state that directly.

Hehe, Russia bringing out the ol' boys, true demonstration of Russian heavy armor capability

Life imitates art

Prigozhin appears furious, and Wagner's heyday appears to be coming to an end. He should stay away from high-rise buildings

How will we respond when Russia tries to exert its influence over another former "Soviet" republic? Let's not be naive about the potential consequences

Biden is in Kyiv! Massive show of support just before one-year anniversary, Moscow must be on edge