Anonymous ID: 22e784 May 29, 2024, 12:44 a.m. No.20931892   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1905

Saw a very interesting commentary/interview of (Russian commentator) Uri Orlov on ‘The Duran’ program in which when asked when the Special Military Operation might end he answered that Russia is in no hurry because 1) they can avoid taking casualties as much as they can by proceeding slowly and methodically and,

2) if they keep the war going they continue demilitarizing the collective West and gaining intelligence on Western machinery and electronic warfare measures. They don’t want to smash the West and Ukraine all at once and have them lose face in catastrophic defeat, thereafter to rebuild better. More interestingly, he opines Russia wants to keep the flow of Western arms coming to Ukraine as a kind of ultimate Aberdeen Proving Grounds in Ukraine: proving ground with real battlefield conditions to test Western equipment against their own. And they have been learning and getting results.

Great insights and points of view from Orlov.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/TxhReHDMY3Y/

 

Possible case in point:

Article about US cancelling the sending of a GPS guided artillery shell to Ukraine because it doesn’t work (anymore?). Maybe because Russia learned? Thank you for playing USA.

https://www.businessinsider.com/us-gave-up-sending-ukraine-100k-excalibur-shells-hit-targets-2024-5?op=1

Anonymous ID: 22e784 May 29, 2024, 1:01 a.m. No.20931905   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>20931892

Afterthought to previous post:

I always wondered why Russia didn’t simply hammer the imported shipments of Western armaments at railroad marshallling yards, collection points, warehouses at the border of those Western countries AS THEY ARRIVED. Why no aggressive air raids of railway lines like those seen in old WW2 combat footage of Allied planes strafing trains, bridges and targets of opportunity? I get that they had no air superiority to fly around with impunity but there are loitering drones that could guide missiles. Maybe that drone capacity was not there for the first year, idk. Just seems like they could be ‘hunting’ by air a lot moar. Maybe…just maybe…they wanted to test some Western equipment in real battle conditions with a stupid and willing victim opponent who was willing to put trained monkeys in their machines to take part in controlled testing.

(maybe)