Svlla's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Svlla's Profile › Svlla's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (of 39 pages)
I read comment here and I just shake my head. Someone even claimed that the US has minesweepers clearing mines in the Striat. Damn! Ignorance reign supreme. Semi-literates are worse than illiterates, they can't be reasoned with. If clearing mines were as easy as eating yam and beans then the minesweepers will conduct that operation successfully and get out intact. |
[quote author=WriteerNg post=138379428]⚡French Chief of the Defence Staff Fabien Mandon: The Baltic can now be closed whenever we decide — and that is bad news for Russia. Baltic sea is not a territorial water. From the gulf of Finland to Estonia EEZ there's still international waters in between. Unless they intend to block the international passage by military means. Russia still maintains the largest military presence in the Baltic Sea and doesn't even need its fleet to reach any vessel intending to block international waters as it has missiles capable of doing so and even faster with more deadly result. I wonder what this Frenchman smoked |
seunmsg:That's L for Europe, his intended audience not you and I here in Nigeria. Europe is in steady decline and there seem not to be hope for them. It one of the reasons why US wants to decouple them, it can keep propping them up. Germany is struggling with a 1% GDP growth for years now and the rest if EU is in steady decline. Bad policies, bad leaders. Hopefully, they will wake up and do something about their situation. Nigeria too has leadership problems but there's hope and sooner or later we will get it right |
LordAdam16:Venezuela happened like how do you go from just minding your businessWhat happened in Venezuela was a huge strategic geopolitical Bleep up for both Russia and China, especially China. I said it on telegram channels the next day after Maduro's abduction that the US just opened a Pandora box and nobody knows what kind of monster will come out of it. Still, all eyes on Persia. There's tension but the world wants to know what the resultant outcome will be. |
shoodboi2:Algebra The word itself is Arabic And yes Arabs did a lot of work(although not comparable to the Greeks) in what is now modern astronomy Aldebaran Altar This stars have Arabic names |
WriteerNg:Thank you WriteerNg, for the honorable mention and welcome. for the free world as freedom is an inalienable right of man. The world focus will be on Persia this week, the impeding attack and subsequent consequences on the global economy and geopolitics both in the region and the world at large. Venezuela was an awakening |
There have been a more accurate count of RU losses compared to Ukraine. Since Mediazona in collaboration with BBC Russian decided to independent count and verify based on Obituaries, public announcements, social media posts of families and statement of regional authorities. This puts the current figure at 163K losses with a probate of +54k due to excess male mortality based on information from the National probate registry and assuming that excess male death is attributed to the war. This figure now stands at 219k KIA, both verified and probate count. However there have not been such project in Ukraine to count Ukrainian losses as the only independently verified figures are coming from UALosses. Ukrainian government has been very tight with the figures of their losses and frowns at anyone whether domestic or foreign who tries to verify this figure. There seem to be a huge number of missing and both reported and unreported AWOL, deserters in UA compared to the figure giving by UALosses and there's a speculation that a good percentage of the missing and Awol are KIA
|
Guestmale:Check my recent post |
Guestmale:Don't tell me you have learning difficulties. What is the total number of troops used in the Ukrainian war theater since 2022? If you can answer it then you will begin to question that figure. The internet is a tool for learning as well. Use it brother. Don't believe either side until you've done your research and enlighten yourself. And there's a thing called AI these days which you could pose very challenging questions to. Ask it to a do deep, unbiased research and give you results. There's no reason to be intellectually lazy anymore. Modified: attached screenshot. Showing almost equal number of casualties verified. Rule of thumb: considering govt agencies will suppress casualty figures on both sides then multiply the figure by 3 or 5. Take the average to be somewhere closer to the real figure. Conclusion: what you see on the internet have political purpose and does not reflect the real figure and also independent verification has had difficulty getting the real figure. Only after the war will the real figure be out. Most OSINT (independent and neutral) puts it on a 1:1 or 1:1.1 in favour of Russia OSINT: I will recommend HistoryLegend YouTube channel or WillyOAM. HistoryLegend has particularly be known to be unbiased, neutral and unaligned and he also uses Groundnews (another helpful tool) to check for news bias.
|
Guestmale:Friend, you should try other news platforms if only for the sake of having a robust knowledge. True Ukraine is hitting some energy infrastructure in Russia but it is nothing compared to what is happening Ukraine currently there's an emergency. An energy crisis in the country. If you search the internet for this specific news you will see them but not in the news media or channels you shared above. |
huptin:Of all the comments I read, yours particularly stood out for ignorance. It is clearly obvious majority hasn't been following or updated themselves with recent happenings in the war but often feel very opinionated. The war has taking a turn that has completely neutralized UA abilities to launch an offensive (in the form of counter offensive) and although 2025, many expected some offensive from UA since we had the 2024 Kursk incursion, which was reversed, and 2023 heavily publicized counter offensive, which did not make any headway and was considered a huge blunder on the operational level due to the choice of direction of the offensive towards tokmak. Only 2025 alone 5,000 sqKm was lost and if same feat is repeated this year then UA will lose Zaporizhia as most analysts has begun to point out. But all this update is too much for you who has not followed the war recently. You should catch up and bring yourself up to speed before you reply to this |
LordAdam16:Iran has missed all opportunities to exert itself on the global stage. Perhaps they need a change of leadership or leadership style. You can't be a US enemy and still be concerned about trivialities. Iran needs serous reform. It has serous allies. It is well placed geographical. It also has serous enemies. It needs serous minded people from bottom to top. First it needs to stave off this impending attack that may or may not happen. After that it needs to get to serous work. It is common knowledge that Iran is the one capable of challenging US hegemony in the region. |
WriteerNg:I thought they said he is isolated. Well, in other news, their seem to be alot of geopolitical realignment of recent coupled with recent years geopolitical events. Decades are happening in a few weeks now right before our eyes. If the small history we read and understood serves any purpose then one can safely predict that a global power is about to tumble off the perch or share that elevated platform with other serious competitors. I seriously hope it will not lead to a war on a global scale. No superpower has gone down easily or shared position without serious military confrontation |
WriterrNg:Considering that Ukraine's new MoD, the tech guy just spoke about killing 50k Russians monthly. No one told him the response won't be proportional and the ratio of KIA is very uneven on both side. UA has ramped up bussification this year with a renewed attempt to fill out his dwindling ranks. There's a massive forced mobilization since beginning of this year, if previously they use to be concerned about the blowback and negative PR im their society now they've thrown caution to the wind. Everyone is saying that perhaps UA will launch an offensive this year but looking at the stat of exchanged dead it is obvious that UA has lost the ability to launch any major offensive apart from localized counter-attacks in specific directions of the front. They have lost both the strategic and operational initiatives and could only carry out a robust defense (although not mobile yet given to their stubbornness to yield ground for time) with aim of being able to achieve a mobile defence doctrine this year with their new army reforms. UA is only holding out to find a favorable term in the negotiations but that seem very unlikely. The only hope UA has is if Zelensky travels to Moscow and directly appeal to Putin's conscience then maybe Ukraine can have a deal that closely resembles the one of Istanbul 4 years back. NB: exchanged dead is a true reflection of casualty rate but it gives an insight. But also considering RU is the one advancing and so many times we've heard claims of failed attack or human waves attacks by RU on UA position, the bodies of RU dead is considerably lower. |
plessis:That's the last stage. After everything, they go spiritual Too much water has passed under the bridge |
[quote author=WriteerNg post=138082971]⚡MINNEAPOLIS PROTESTERS BESIEGE HOTEL BELIEVED TO HOUSE ICE AGENTS. see Trump using the Insurrection act on Minneapolis. This is playing into his hands and he has particular disdain for the state of Minnesota, a democratic party hub and has always voted democratic party for 50years now |
Kingsnairaland:Why capture it. Its better this way and it will increase the shipping cost and insurance for grain ships in the black seas especially those bound for Ukrainian ports. Capturing non military ships is Pandora box even the US is trying to look for a reasonable excuse for ceasing those tankers. Just imagine if others starts capturing ships. The consequences is too much for any state to bear no matter how big or powerful that state. Unknown and non state actors or private profiteers may be covertly operating for state actors and state seizing ships and this can only happen when there's a complete breakdown of international order. It will be the era of buckaneer again. Just imagine the mess it will cause. Piracy and a black market for stolen/pirated loot. Russia so far has refrained from any actions that will undermine international order and so far has only target ships in Ukrainian ports |
lightwind:Don't really know about China as we are yet to see serious evidence but you see France, they are the main problem in the Sahel, even far worst than the Americans and the Brits. I would rather take an American help over a French help. See all the countries they have helped in west Africa?? Good thing some of this countries are waking up and boothing their as*ses out And currently what is even going on Benin?? |
Macron and France one of the main, silent, backdoor sponsors of terrorism in west Africa? Thank you very much Micronapoleon but Nigeria will be do without your support. |
O |
O |
O |
O |
O |
Kingzjayzee: ![]() It's very affordable if you compare with current market price Abeg no spoil business for me |
O |