• Re: UK Suggests Its Warships WIll Breech Russian Grain Blockade

    From Douglas Eagleson@21:1/5 to Rudy Crayola on Wed May 25 18:36:01 2022
    On Thursday, May 26, 2022 at 8:01:46 AM UTC+8, Rudy Crayola wrote:
    On 5/25/2022 11:46 AM, Mighty Wannabe wrote:
    25.BX945 wrote on 5/24/2022 1:10 AM:
    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10847419/Royal-Navy-escort-ships-carrying-Ukrainian-grain-Black-Sea.html


    British warships could be sent in to protect freighters
    carrying crucial Ukrainian grain and break Putin's blockade
    of Black Sea ports that is threatening to cause a world
    food crisis

    . . .

    Ok ... Russia just can't permit this. Selling grain
    enriches its foe and MUST be prevented. Sound
    straight-up military logic.

    Shooting WILL break out between UK and Russian forces
    and it all goes WAY downhill from there, fast.

    So, IT CAN'T BE ALLOWED.


    Russia doesn't even have to get into a protracted war with the UK like
    it is doing with the Ukraine. Russia is totally capable of wiping the British isles off the map in one shot.

    That of course would be suicide for Russia. Nato , the US and Eu would respond out of necessity. And fast to keep China and India out of it.
    A definite no-win situation for everyone. I do believe the 11th Airborne reincarnation in Alaska(Known as the Arctic Legions) are a
    countermeasure. Belarus has tossed its hand in with the Ukraine also.
    Some pretty cutting edge weaponry, troops and training are either in
    Finland or on the way. Things are getting dicey. Russian Troops sliced through Ukrainian lines in the Donbas and Uncle Joe Biden said yes to
    armed intervention on a Chinese invasion of Taiwan. Putin now has his
    high tech Syrian Barrel bombers on site in Ukraine.
    russa needs to buy some iranian semi-submersable speed boats..
    each equiped with one anti-ship missele.

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  • From Jeff@21:1/5 to All on Thu May 26 10:01:10 2022
    I don't think so. It is amazing how fast Putin has modernized Russia's military in a short two decades.

    So modernised that it was fought to a standstill by Ukraine and then
    pushed back to its own borders. Give Putin 2 more decades of
    modernisation and they could be beaten by Swiss female football team.

    Putin's policies have crippled the Russian military. They are too large,
    too underfunded for their size, moral is non-existent, logistics are a
    joke, reliability is non-existent, tactics are a joke. They still think
    they are fighting WW2. A war of attrition is all they are capable of,
    which they may well win purely on numbers, but at what loss.

    Jeff

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  • From Vincent@21:1/5 to Jeff on Thu May 26 05:08:07 2022
    On 5/26/2022 4:01 AM, Jeff wrote:

    I don't think so. It is amazing how fast Putin has modernized Russia's
    military in a short two decades.

    So modernised that it was fought to a standstill by Ukraine and then
    pushed back to its own borders. Give Putin 2 more decades of
    modernisation and they could be beaten by Swiss female football team.

    Putin's policies have crippled the Russian military. They are too large,
    too underfunded for their size, moral is non-existent, logistics are a
    joke, reliability is non-existent, tactics are a joke. They still think
    they are fighting WW2. A war of attrition is all they are capable of,
    which they may well win purely on numbers, but at what loss.

    Russia has spent decades defending its borders from Chinese invaders.
    Which means that the Russians were not equipped or trained to be the
    invaders and did not have logistics supply lines in place of with
    trained personal.

    Jeff

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  • From Vincent@21:1/5 to Douglas Eagleson on Thu May 26 05:03:26 2022
    On 5/25/2022 8:36 PM, Douglas Eagleson wrote:
    On Thursday, May 26, 2022 at 8:01:46 AM UTC+8, Rudy Crayola wrote:
    On 5/25/2022 11:46 AM, Mighty Wannabe wrote:
    25.BX945 wrote on 5/24/2022 1:10 AM:
    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10847419/Royal-Navy-escort-ships-carrying-Ukrainian-grain-Black-Sea.html


    British warships could be sent in to protect freighters
    carrying crucial Ukrainian grain and break Putin's blockade
    of Black Sea ports that is threatening to cause a world
    food crisis

    . . .

    Ok ... Russia just can't permit this. Selling grain
    enriches its foe and MUST be prevented. Sound
    straight-up military logic.

    Shooting WILL break out between UK and Russian forces
    and it all goes WAY downhill from there, fast.

    So, IT CAN'T BE ALLOWED.


    Russia doesn't even have to get into a protracted war with the UK like
    it is doing with the Ukraine. Russia is totally capable of wiping the
    British isles off the map in one shot.

    That of course would be suicide for Russia. Nato , the US and Eu would
    respond out of necessity. And fast to keep China and India out of it.
    A definite no-win situation for everyone. I do believe the 11th Airborne
    reincarnation in Alaska(Known as the Arctic Legions) are a
    countermeasure. Belarus has tossed its hand in with the Ukraine also.
    Some pretty cutting edge weaponry, troops and training are either in
    Finland or on the way. Things are getting dicey. Russian Troops sliced
    through Ukrainian lines in the Donbas and Uncle Joe Biden said yes to
    armed intervention on a Chinese invasion of Taiwan. Putin now has his
    high tech Syrian Barrel bombers on site in Ukraine.
    russa needs to buy some iranian semi-submersable speed boats..
    each equiped with one anti-ship missele.

    You really need to learn to spell correctly. But it is obvious from the
    massive losses Russia has taken...that it is your kind that is running
    their policy and military. Russian logistics cannot keep up with its
    losses. To sink a British Escort ship would make those logistic
    factories disappear.

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