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Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin's Resurrection Skillz. by Appleyard(m): 11:48am On Feb 20, 2023
GeorgWashinton:
Stop deceiving yourselves. At this point you guys should be ashamed of yourselves that the whole Russia whose military is second only to America is still struggling with a little country with no
ranking in the world best military.

Pro_putin's delusion grows by day.
For you to say Ukraine is a small military shows that you don't even know what's up. Go ahead and read up on Ukraine's military might before the conflict. Read up on how entrenched that army has been for the past eight years prior to the war. Then read up on NATO active support and deployment of its "All seeing Eye" backing up Ukraine since the war began. Then compare Russia's achievement so far with that of the US achievement in Vietnam and Iraq, countries that has very little to no support from outside powers. Comeback and tell me who is deceiving whom.

It's shameful that that guys like you cannot stomach the fact that more than 30 nations backing one of the biggest and most entrenched armies in the world is losing more than 25 percent of it's territory while the backers are running out of ammo to even help it further against Russia who is fighting with just 10 percent of its military might. cool

I dey laugh. cool
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. Tells Ukraine It Won’t Send Long-range Missiles Because It Has Few To Spare by Appleyard(m): 8:47am On Feb 19, 2023
seunny4lif:
Russia has begun deploying tactical nuclear weapon-armed vessels in the Baltic Sea for the first time in the last 30 years — POLITICO, citing the Norwegian Intelligence Service
I have always been afraid of this aspect of the equation. If the Russian northern and Pacific fleet set sail, then you know shite is about to hit the fan. This is getting real scary. angry
Foreign Affairs › Re: Nato-trained Afghan Soldiers Joining Russia. by Appleyard(m): 8:41am On Feb 19, 2023
rottennaija:
NATO-trained Afghan soldiers joining Russia.

"They are offered $1,500 to $3,000 a month for 6 months of training in Russia, $7,000 a month on the battlefield, and Russian citizenship for them and their next of kin."

History is replete with such ironies.
History is in deed a bad bitch.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ukraine War: Russia Must Be Defeated But Not Crushed – Macron by Appleyard(m): 8:38am On Feb 19, 2023
Ritchiee:
Mumu talk.Russia that is taking more lands in Ukraine even with all the weapons 30 nations NATO has delivered to Ukraine.
I just pray nuclear is ruled out..
It's paining hm because more and more NATO regulars dubbed as 'delisted' NATO soldiers are being killed in Ukraine and their bodies scattered all over the place. Even western ministry of truth can no longer hide the catastrophic losses the west/Ukrainians are suffering in Ukraine.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by Appleyard(m): 8:51pm On Feb 17, 2023
olugabbie:
If you want to know the different between Ukrainian military and the Iraqis military. Just checkout what Russia did in Syria.

The question how many anti-tank weapon did Iraq possess? How many portable anti-air weapon like Stinger did Iraq possess? Did Iraq get any military aid?

The two wars are not the same.
exatcly.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin's Resurrection Skillz. by Appleyard(m): 8:46pm On Feb 17, 2023
rottennaija:
I kept telling all those igbofarm and his minions. Propaganda doesn't win wars. I noticed their activities have reduced seriously in nairaland.
Of course, their propaganda has disappointed them. Reality is like a naked fowl with no shame on the slaughter table. cool
Foreign Affairs › Re: A Year Of War In Ukraine Has Left Europe’s Armouries Dry by Appleyard(m): 8:43pm On Feb 17, 2023
Kingsnairaland:
the antichrist desires one world government so his rule will be made easy for him so between putin and evil Biden who wants one world government.
And their Hollywierd celebrities are spearheading that campaign. Did you see the recent Super Bowl show where they flashed all sorts of Illuminati symbols and the word "SATAN" on the screen? God is using the likes of Russia to dislodge their plans for the time being.
Foreign Affairs › Re: A Year Of War In Ukraine Has Left Europe’s Armouries Dry by Appleyard(m): 8:39pm On Feb 17, 2023
Vl3ly:
Jens Stoltenberg chooses his words carefully. The strait-laced Norwegian secretary-general of Nato is famous for his ability to stick rigidly to talking points. So when he warned this week that the west’s “under strain” defence sector had “a problem”, he meant it.
Russia’s war against Ukraine is almost a year old. Tens of thousands have been killed. Western governments have provided more than $110bn worth of support to Kyiv, according to the Kiel Institute(opens a new window), with $38bn in the form of weapons.
But in many capitals, defence ministers are being informed by their generals that there is precious little left to give. Warehouses and dumps are bare. Denmark has given Ukraine every single one of its Caesar howitzers. Estonia has provided so many 155mm artillery guns it has none left.
As such, the conversations between western defence ministers who met at Nato’s headquarters this week and who will congregate at the Munich Security Conference this weekend are littered with furrowed brows and anxious looks: how long can we sustain this level of support, and with what?
Looming over them is Russia’s spring offensive, which Stoltenberg said had already begun. It is expected to involve a mass wave of newly mobilised troops, a level of air power not yet deployed by Moscow, and the daily firing of as many artillery shells as Europe manufacturers in a month.
“It is worrying what is coming,” admitted Kajsa Ollongren, the Netherlands’ defence minister.
She described “a sense of urgency” among her fellow Nato ministers this week. “[It is] a critical moment because of what we see happening on the ground and what we expect to be happening in the next few months.”
“Also, thinking a little bit ahead, a serious scenario is of course that this war will drag on for a long time,” she added.
Europe responded to Russian president Vladimir Putin’s invasion with initial disbelief. Capitals that had previously declared he had no plans to do so then duly predicted Kyiv would fall in days.
But that rapidly gave way to a level of unity and support that defied both expectations and past form. Armies starved of funding by governments that had long dismissed the notion of war in Europe dug deep, and within weeks arms were flowing east across the Polish-Ukrainian border (as refugees flowed the other way).
But almost 12 months of gruelling war, in which Putin’s troops have targeted both civilian infrastructure and military targets, has placed immense pressure on Europe’s ill-prepared defence sector.
E[b]urope’s factories are barely able to make enough shells to supply a week’s worth of Ukraine’s needs. [/b]Waiting times for some munitions have more than doubled.
Stocks of Soviet equipment held by eastern Nato states, which Ukraine’s soldiers know how to use, have been exhausted. Decisions to send new types of western-made weapons — such as armoured vehicles — are met with fanfare but are followed by weeks and months of delays as armies realise how much refurbishment they require.
“It’s not going well for the Ukrainians. They are short of everything,” said Judy Dempsey, non-resident senior fellow at Carnegie Europe. “Ukraine really needs the means [to fight back], but they aren’t getting it.”
“[The Europeans] are fully behind the Ukrainians. But it’s not enough,” said Dempsey. “You don’t question the political will to support Ukraine, but the actual ability to deliver enough, and quick enough.”
The answer, according to most officials, is large, long-term contracts with defence manufacturers, initially for the war effort but with pledges from European governments to keep buying even when peace comes to Ukraine. Such conversations will dominate Munich, too.
Estonia’s defence minister proposed to his counterparts this week that donor countries combine to sign a €‎4bn contract to procure 1mn artillery rounds, as a test case for joint purchases that give defence contractors the security to invest in new capacities.
Seven European countries, including the UK, Norway and Denmark, announced on Wednesday a jointly funded £200mn package of direct contracts between Ukraine and western defence manufacturers for supplies, including artillery ammunition and spare parts for tanks.
Nato, for its part, late last year ordered all its members to perform a snap check of their inventories. It is now using the results to target individual governments and push them to sign new production contracts.
“We’re not just sitting there idle and watching this happening,” said Stoltenberg this week, suggesting that factories add shifts and “even work during weekends”.
The problem, of course, is that Russia’s war economy has been running for at least a year. Europe, meanwhile, is just getting into gear.
At the bolded, when we tell our western-leaning brothers doing life in western prison of misinformation that Russia hasn't even started, they are quick to chorus propaganda and all sort of balderdash. Now, the reality is dawning on them.

This is Russia, yet to use much of its air power, new tech, and missile supremacy. It has not even touched 30 percent of its artillery and weapon storage, yet the whole west is practically running out of ammo for Ukraine. Ukraine uses up a month's worth of artillery ammo that NATO cannot replace a month while Russia expends that daily. The money they have spent in aiding Ukraine is bigger than the defense budget of most of the countries in NATO. Unfortunately, the morons in western bureaucratic offices would keep digging in for the long haul, which would only hurt them more economically and politically because the Russian economy and defense industry is designed for this kind of scenario since there is less bureaucracy involved.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin's Resurrection Skillz. by Appleyard(m): 8:20pm On Feb 17, 2023
rottennaija:
"Bakhmut will be held, and those who complain about the high price and sacrifice should not forget that if we retreat, another city will become a new Bakhmut,” said Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba.

This should tell you everything you need to know. Ukrainian losses are extraordinarily high and everyone should just shut up about it.
He can confidently say that because his family isn't the ones dying. These guys should be hanged.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin's Resurrection Skillz. by Appleyard(m): 8:17pm On Feb 17, 2023
rottennaija:
This 🇺🇦 tweet aged well 🙃
Ukraine has been killing more Russian generals than Russia has. cool Propaganda doesn't win wars.
Foreign Affairs › Re: 200,000 Fresh Russian Troops Preparing To Capture The Whole Of Ukraine (Photos) by Appleyard(m): 8:13pm On Feb 17, 2023
olugabbie:
Iraq did not fall in two weeks. Iraq was far weaker than Ukraine and the country was not getting any help (military & financial aid) from NATO/EU.

It is high time you guys provided the video, where Puttin said he will conquer Ukraine in Two weeks. We are tired of the screenshot from some unknown websites.
These guys are just being overly emotional. Let them be.
Foreign Affairs › Re: 200,000 Fresh Russian Troops Preparing To Capture The Whole Of Ukraine (Photos) by Appleyard(m): 8:09pm On Feb 17, 2023
Kingsnairaland:
That why India and China said the west is not a truthful partner.. The rest of the world no longer trust USA no one wants their hegemony to continue.
Exactly.
Foreign Affairs › Re: 200,000 Fresh Russian Troops Preparing To Capture The Whole Of Ukraine (Photos) by Appleyard(m): 8:04pm On Feb 17, 2023
LogicnReason:
My friend get the F**K off my page you bloody fool. Ode grin stupid he-goat.

An institutionalize agreement written in black and white and published was signed. But you dead head would rather prefer to pick the interpretation of 2 human beings over the bodies that signed it. Russia signed it, Ukraine signed it and you think both signed it because they interpreted it as "let's stop fighting today knowing that we will resume in 2022" grin and your papa dey get joy say na human being he born.

And oh yes, since the agreement was meant to help Ukraine prepare and everyone understood this, what preparation did Ukraine make? And you can't even comprehend what you read. They said the agreement in hindsight had given Ukraine more time. But that was not the expection when everyone was signing. And by the way. Dumb as.s

Mumu, you don't like the West but you are a zombie to whatever Merkel and Holland says because they are not part of the west grin oya as west is bad and China and India are great go and join them go and live there. Because China and India don't have racism against their own people how much more people of other race. Idiot, na today you see my post
Slave mentality at work. Sorry. cool
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by Appleyard(m): 8:03pm On Feb 17, 2023
okeysoninv:
Russia army in Ukraine is more than 500,000..and they're amassing another 500,000 . I wonder what a full war is, maybe they should make it 30m before it becomes a war to you.
Do you invade a country the size of Ukraine with 190,000 troops? You're still learning what a full-scale invasion means. If you want to understand Milley, maybe you should checkout what US and UK did in Iraq.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by Appleyard(m): 4:22pm On Feb 17, 2023
WritterNig:
"The 🇷🇺 Russian army is gathering huge forces to the south" - Kiev authorities.

"The route from 🇷🇺 Mariupol to Berdyansk is covered with Russian military trucks. It is about 80 kilometers long," - P. Andryushchenko, Adviser to the former Ukrainian Mayor of Mariupol.
The much talked about Russian offensive could be here. But I'm suspecting a new front from the side of Belarus. The Russians are waiting for something to happen.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by Appleyard(m): 4:18pm On Feb 17, 2023
WritterNig:
⚡️ 🇪🇺 "NATO must be ready for a confrontation with 🇷🇺 Russia that will last 'many, many, many, many years'" — NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg
This is how you know insanity has taken over common sense across the west.

The ediot don't even know that any direct confrontation with Russia will not even last weeks not to mention years.

Humans have failed this Earth. sad
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by Appleyard(m): 4:13pm On Feb 17, 2023
WritterNig:
Where did the mythical claim that "Russia thought it could defeat Ukraine in three days" come from?

Not from the Russian side, it was the U.S. that said it.

Yet this misattributed claim is parroted relentlessly as propaganda by the West.
Milley wasn't really wrong though considering that he said "If Russia was to conduct a full-scale war". This wasn't a full-scale war, not with 200,000 soldiers and leaving much of Ukraine intact until now.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by Appleyard(m): 3:58pm On Feb 17, 2023
Dalil8:
A “balloon” spotted in 🇷🇴 Romanian airspace. Fighters took to the skies — Digi24
It's rainy balloon shooting everywhere. Crazy times really. cool
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by Appleyard(m): 3:55pm On Feb 17, 2023
Dalil8:
🇳🇴 Norwegian intelligence nervously reports that ships of the 🇷🇺 Russian Northern Fleet are going to sea for the first time in 30 years with tactical nuclear weapons on board.
It's happening gradually. River Euphrates have dried up in parts; the four angels might have been loosed to prepare the way for sorrow. God help. 0
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by Appleyard(m): 3:52pm On Feb 17, 2023
Dalil8:
🇺🇸 US Defense Secretary Austin says no debris has been recovered from the 3 objects shot down over Alaska, 🍁 Canada and Lake Huron.
Not surprised at all. Ediots! cool
Foreign Affairs › Re: Approx. 11000 New Sanctions Have Been Imposed On Russia Since The War Started by Appleyard(m): 7:56am On Feb 14, 2023
rottennaija:
They just don't know it yet. It will soon become clear to them. Now they are shooting down more UFO than anything else but if you know, you know. It's a distraction.
It's funny how suddenly they started shooting down UFOs. cool Conjurred UFOs. cool

These guys thinks we must be ediots.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Shortage Of Eggs In UK by Appleyard(m): 4:18pm On Feb 13, 2023
Antiochus:
UK must fight Russia to the last egg. tongue
And to the last crate. grin cheesy
Foreign Affairs › Re: Church Of England Discusses Gender-Neutral God by Appleyard(m): 12:10pm On Feb 08, 2023
Lunja:
Point of correction, this particular organisation in england is not a church.
That's why their former subjects in nigeria & several african countries have renounced & trashed them FOREVER!.

Never address them as a church, use something else.

My suggestion - shrine of england.
Seconded. They were never a church to begin with.
Foreign Affairs › Re: 200,000 Fresh Russian Troops Preparing To Capture The Whole Of Ukraine (Photos) by Appleyard(m): 12:45am On Feb 07, 2023
LogicnReason:
Your stupid.ty no be here. How come you forgot the Minsk agreement that Russia signed with Ukraine and have broken since 2014? Russia signed to leave the Donbas and yet came back to take it. And you are here talking nonsense. If You are in a small country surrounding Russia and you were part of the former soviet union, will you wait until Russia invade you or will you beg to be part of Nato? You guys always think with you Willie's.
You are not in anyway better than the person you're accusing of being stupid if you don't know that Merkel and Hollande recently said that the Minsk Agreement was never meant to create any peace between Russia and Ukraine but to help Ukraine prepare for war with Russia. In other words, this war was already pre-scheduled and bound to happen no matter what. Open your eyes and be freed from western ministry of zombification.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by Appleyard(m): 12:16am On Feb 07, 2023
Dalil8:
🇷🇺 Medvedev on 🇺🇦 Kyiv's plans to return Crimea:

“Crimea is Russia, an attack on Crimea is an attack on Russia and an escalation of the conflict. The Ukrainian gang of drug addicts must understand that retaliation with any kind of weapons is inevitable for such attacks.”


https://media.cnn.com/api/v1/images/stellar/prod/140122184610-aman-dmitry-medvedev.jpg
Ukraine should be thanking their stars that this wasn't 2008 when Medvedev was ruling Russia. Kiev would have been history by now.
Foreign Affairs › Re: WWIII Would Come If Russian Tanks Get To Kyiv Says Crosetto by Appleyard(m): 10:07am On Feb 02, 2023
Ruggedniggaone:
you irritate me with your gibberish,why are you this foolish for goodness sake!
.Please stop talking nonsense joor
grin grin grin grin grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: WWIII Would Come If Russian Tanks Get To Kyiv Says Crosetto by Appleyard(m): 10:06am On Feb 02, 2023
mysticwarrior:
please stop wasting your precious time responding to a fellow who chose to remain on the dark side of ignorance.
Exactly my thought. Replying him is encouraging his ignorance and fake prophetic claims.
Foreign Affairs › Re: WWIII Would Come If Russian Tanks Get To Kyiv Says Crosetto by Appleyard(m): 10:04am On Feb 02, 2023
Regex:
So Nato never join the war? What's USA, Germany and the rest doing supplying arms to Ukraine?
They're just spectators lol... Leave the boy to enjoy his fake prophetic assertions. grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: WWIII Would Come If Russian Tanks Get To Kyiv Says Crosetto by Appleyard(m): 10:01am On Feb 02, 2023
Vl3ly:
you fall my hand again, which Iran nuclear weapons factory did Israel bomb? This is one of your fake prophecy
grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: WWIII Would Come If Russian Tanks Get To Kyiv Says Crosetto by Appleyard(m): 10:00am On Feb 02, 2023
Kingsnairaland:
Ezekiel 13:6
Verse Concepts
They see falsehood and lying divination who are saying, ‘The Lord declares,’ when the Lord has not sent them; yet they hope for the fulfillment of their word.

Ezekiel 13:7
Did you not see a false vision and speak a lying divination when you said, ‘The Lord declares,’ but it is not I who have spoken?”’”
grin grin grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: WWIII Would Come If Russian Tanks Get To Kyiv Says Crosetto by Appleyard(m): 10:00am On Feb 02, 2023
mexicocity:
You are an IDIOT.
grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Explaining The Ukraine Conflict For Beginners by Appleyard(m): 9:54am On Feb 02, 2023
Kingsnairaland:
every one is avoiding you because you don't know how to talk.. Kindly move to the next door I don't have time for insult.
Simple as that.

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