Not sure what to make of this
Absolutely 0 military advantage to be gained by Ukraine bombing Belarus. I would be gobsmacked if this isn’t a false flag.
Not sure what to make of this
Not sure what to make of this
Especially if it was multiple, coordinated bombings.Absolutely 0 military advantage to be gained by Ukraine bombing Belarus. I would be gobsmacked if this isn’t a false flag.
Quite clearly yes
False flag.
Attacking themselves?
These places are being struck due to the imprecision of the weapons, yes? Surely they're not being targeted...
The booms were missiles launching or landing?Some say it might be sonic booms from aircrafts or missiles launched from Belarus.
To be fair, if I was Ukraine I would consider Belarus to be de facto at war with me since Russia used its territory to invade from.Who could believe for one second that Ukraine was like "Russia is too simple to handle, lets attack Belarus".
To be fair, if I was Ukraine I would consider Belarus to be de facto at war with me since Russia used its territory to invade from.
Not sure what to make of this
Attacking themselves?
To be fair, if I was Ukraine I would consider Belarus to be de facto at war with me since Russia used its territory to invade from.
Attacking themselves?
But you would attack the Russian air force assets in Belarus rather than bombing towns and cities. Bombing those planes won't move the needle with the Belorussian military or people though.
They’ve had constant C-17s flying shit into Poland since the war started. It would take mere days to transport all this stuff once it is in one place. Those planes are gigantic.How are they going to get all that over and how will the Ukrainians distribute all that?
For sure it is an additional political consideration to attack the territory of the country that isn't the main aggressor. Militarily, if there are critical supply depots or connections in Belarus from which the Russian forces north of Kyiv are getting supplied from, then those would also be targets of value. That said, Ukraine has shown limited ability and/or willingness to conduct such strikes on the supply lines even within Russia, so I agree it would be unlikely that they would be striking them in Belarus. Just not impossible.Obviously but there's less than zero interest for them to attack Belarus. On top of being stupid from a military standpoing, it would totally shatter their "we just defend our land, they're the attackers" (legitimate) propaganda.
Watch them break off peace talks and say they won't restart till biden apologises
Or start pounding the table with their shoes.Watch them break off peace talks and say they won't restart till biden apologises
That would be my interpretation, but who knows with those maniacsMight the idea be that they've taken off so as to no longer represent ground targets for the incoming missiles?
Keep in mind that this is all small handheld stuff. You don't need any big trucks or other special devices, you can transport that with basically everything.How are they going to get all that over and how will the Ukrainians distribute all that?
Keep in mind that this is all small handheld stuff. You don't need any big trucks or other special devices, you can transport that with basically everything.
They would like to try to anyways. But the point is, you don't need to drive in a big convoy to distribute this weapons and the Russians won't be able to attack every truck crossing the border and driving somewhere through Ukraine. So it's quite safe to transport those through their own country. As long as they are driving through their own land they don't have any need to form convoys.Russians won't track them coming from Poland and attack these convoys?
My point is why make these announcements? It's so redundant at that point with so many countries promising ant tank weapons etc.
Just ship them out quietly or western Ukraine becomes a huge target.
Tough to stop a flood.Russians won't track them coming from Poland and attack these convoys?
My point is why make these announcements? It's so redundant at that point with so many countries promising ant tank weapons etc.
Just ship them out quietly or western Ukraine becomes a huge target.
Sonic boom makes much more sense, unless I've missed images/videos of actual explosions?Some say it might be sonic booms from aircrafts or missiles launched from Belarus.
Sonic boom makes much more sense, unless I've missed images/videos of actual explosions?
Twitter giveth and Twitter taketh away.Nothing almost one hour after the event, I think it's pretty safe to assume nothing exploded in Belarus.
Considering the hoops some in this thread have tried jumping through, you'd be surprised.whats the joke then?
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/...ying-to-water-down-russia-sanctions-3v5k6pcmbGermany is pushing to slow down or block sanctions against Russia in an increasingly bitter battle with a bloc of “Sanctionistas” led by Poland and the Baltic states, according to diplomatic sources.
According to multiple sources, the German-led bloc expressed opposition to a new fifth sanctions round in talks between EU ambassadors this week.
Watch them break off peace talks and say they won't restart till biden apologises
At this stage I'd imagine the Russians are becoming increasingly eager for peace talks. In another 3 weeks, at the current rate of attrition, around half of their total invasion force will be out of action. If they try taking major cities, it'll be way more than half.
Russia will pull in other countries on its side, I have no doubt that Putin will go further yet.