Ukraine (34 Viewers)

[SamAndreas]

I have a feeling that the Russians are going to use them ( NKs) as shields - placing them in positions they dont belong in, getting them kia/wia, and NKs are going to realize fairly quickly what their "role" is for Russia(ns) in this war.

The communication barriers, the logistics and terrain/theater issues- these NKs no NOTHING and studying a map for 5 days isnt going to help. Half the area mapped even a year ago bears no resemblance to today ( where active combat is taking place )

Thanks, those are all good argumentative points. You're pointing out many of the good reasons that we are not likely to see those NK military personnel on the Ukrainian battlefield.

For an argument that the North Korean military personnel are in Russia as extension of the support of their arms dealings.

What does NK get in return, amoung many things they get to catch up with the outside world on innovations like drone warfare.

What does Russia get in return, they get back a vast stock of conventional Soviet era arms, what the Soviets gave to NK when it was old and obsolete, they now get to get it back.

NK does have the ability to manufacture things, they now supply Russia with some of what Ukraine used to supply to the Soviets.

 

[baarbogast]

 

[Dallas_Saint73]

I have a feeling that the Russians are going to use them ( NKs) as shields - placing them in positions they dont belong in, getting them kia/wia, and NKs are going to realize fairly quickly what their "role" is for Russia(ns) in this war.

The communication barriers, the logistics and terrain/theater issues- these NKs no NOTHING and studying a map for 5 days isnt going to help. Half the area mapped even a year ago bears no resemblance to today ( where active combat is taking place )

I think there's some bartering going on to where Russia provides food, etc. in exchange for NK meat shields because their RUS meat shield supply is running low.

 

[efil4stnias]

I think there's some bartering going on to where Russia provides food, etc. in exchange for meat shields because they're RUS meat shield supply is running low.

case in point ( domestic supply low )

 

[Tapxe]

case in point ( domestic supply low )

Both those say doesn't exist when I try. IDK, maybe you have to be logged in which I refuse.

 

[efil4stnias]

Both those say doesn't exist when I try. IDK, maybe you have to be logged in which I refuse.

for whatever reason, post 1 wouldnt load

so i posted post 2 ( of 7 )

But, here...another reason why they short on manpower in Kursk

 

[efil4stnias]

 

[Tapxe]

for whatever reason, post 1 wouldnt load

so i posted post 2 ( of 7 )

But, here...another reason why they short on manpower in Kursk

The crew survived?

Shenanigans...

 

[efil4stnias]

The crew survived?

Shenanigans...

Lol it's an inside joke

There is a X user, @squatsons...an American who is Russian sympathizer. Anyway, a year or so ago, someone posted a video of a T 80 getting blown up on a mine and CLEARLY no one survived.

He posted a day later same video but said his "source" in RuAF said "the crew lived"

So now when you see that phrase, now you know why. Lol

 

[baarbogast]

 

[DaveXA]

The crew survived?

Shenanigans...

That was my first thought. How the heck?

 

[DaveXA]

Lol it's an inside joke

There is a X user, @squatsons...an American who is Russian sympathizer. Anyway, a year or so ago, someone posted a video of a T 80 getting blown up on a mine and CLEARLY no one survived.

He posted a day later same video but said his "source" in RuAF said "the crew lived"

So now when you see that phrase, now you know why. Lol

Thought it had to be a joke. Now it all makes sense.

 

[baarbogast]

 

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