Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)

Many do not understand

1. Neither Russia nor Ukraine has won or lost the war in the past two years. Both have challenges and successes.

2. The front will collapse if Ukraine is not sent the right amount of aid to defend itself from Russia. If a ceasefire is made, Russia will rearm significantly over several years themselves, while Ukraine will focus on reconstruction

3. Putin’s goal is to take as much of Ukraine and Europe as he can. Ukraine is one of the strongest and largest militaries in Europe. Countries like Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, and Georgia would be taken in weeks if no one comes to defend them like the US. Hitler didn’t have the forces to take all of Europe; the country refocused its efforts on war and took less powerful countries before invading stronger ones. With large parts of Ukraine under its control, Russia would be much stronger economically and militarily than it is now.

4. Europe and the US cannot afford to ignore Russia...

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Rob Lee (Twitter)

Video from Ukraine’s 24th Mechanized Brigade showing an armored vehicle with a counter-FPV screen sustaining multiple FPV strikes and coming under artillery fire during a successful CASEVAC.
t.me/official24ombr/995 https://twitter.com/RALee85/status/1898013360542597343#m

Necro Mancer (Twitter)

Коробкоцид
t.me/bbps_vidarr/173 t.me/ombr66/1589 t.me/wild_hornets/2605 t.me/officer_alex33/5063 #RussianUkrainianWar

Necro Mancer (Twitter)

Уебало машину нахуй, начинка контужена, но жива. Вроде (смотреть со звуком)
t.me/ButusovPlus/18001 #всрф #потерьнет

Def Mon (Twitter)

The Russians are now working with the Mexicans
FYI @POTUS

The Lookout (Twitter)

RT @Tatarigami_UA: One of the biggest challenges in military analysis is its tendency to focus heavily on technical, procedural, and structural aspects of war, along with, to a lesser extent, military economics. What often remains poorly understood or quantified is “national durability” - a population’s willingness to sacrifice for statehood or any kind of idea over a prolonged period.

Take the Vietnam War. From a purely economic and military balance-of-power perspective, the US had overwhelming advantages in every major aspect, and most of its military operations were successful. Yet it was American civil society and, by extension, political will, that collapsed before North Vietnam, not the other way around.

Ultimately, this is a major factor in war. But if you look at contemporary military science and analytical discussions, it often boils down to personal opinions and general “vibes” on this topic

IgorGirkin (Twitter)

RT @GeneralStaffUA: Підрозділи Десантно-штурмових військ знищують російських спецпризначенців, які переміщалися по гілці газопроводу в напрямку Суджі
Докладніше: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/16DGWgymgA/

IgorGirkin (Twitter)

Тривожно 🫂 https://twitter.com/GeneralStaffUA/status/1898459494889243086#m

Rob Lee (Twitter)

"The US has rejected a Canadian proposal to establish a task force that would tackle Russia’s so-called shadow fleet of oil tankers, as the Trump administration re-evaluates its positions across multilateral organizations, according to people familiar with the matter."

Canada, which holds this year’s revolving G-7 presidency, will host a summit of foreign ministers in Charlevoix, Québec, next week. In negotiations to formulate a joint statement on maritime issues, the US is pushing to strengthen language around China while watering down wording on Russia, said the people, who asked not to be identified discussing sensitive matters that aren’t public."
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-03-08/us-vetoes-g-7-shadow-fleet-task-force-plan-signals-more-change