I hope not, but sleep deprivation can have odd affects.Is Zelensky loosing it a bit, which would be understandable, I am sure Washington are most unimpressed about giving advance notice if today’s visits... in fact, I wouldn’t be surprised if they are called off
The guy is a broken record. He keeps asking for air cover, heavy weapons, financial assistance to rebuild his country, the full implementation of sanctions, all stuff he knows he won’t get. Meantime the o so clever western arms manufacturers make hay while the sun shines. I feel sorry for him and his people.Is Zelensky loosing it a bit, which would be understandable, I am sure Washington are most unimpressed about giving advance notice if today’s visits... in fact, I wouldn’t be surprised if they are called off
And complaining about the order of the UN visit?
There's a guy in Moscow who's losing it even more & is well & truly pee'd, he's getting more unpredictable by the day & badly needs something to be able to crow about in the next two weeks or else look out!Is Zelensky loosing it a bit, which would be understandable, I am sure Washington are most unimpressed about giving advance notice if today’s visits... in fact, I wouldn’t be surprised if they are called off
And complaining about the order of the UN visit?
There's a guy in Moscow who's losing it even more & is well & truly pee'd, he's getting more unpredictable by the day & badly needs something to be able to crow about in the next two weeks or else look out!
Sounds really good in theory but the worry is if Putin starts to be seen to be losing in the East then all bets are off as to what he does next, one nuke fired as a warning to back off puts us into an all new ball game that we may not yet comprehend.
I admit it's not easy. Putin acting like he is holding a grenade in each hand with the pins pulled out, if you shoot him we all die.
Not sure US & UK are now interested in any type of settlement, they've gone into sh!t or bust mode!
A nuclear weapon used will not be returned by any NATO country. It would though shake up the political system in the world. Because if any political leader in an autocratic state can issue a instruction to use a nuclear weapon, and that instruction is carried out, it means we cannot trust the Chinese, Iranians, and maybe Pakistanis. The immediate response would be Israel would launch attacks to totally destroy the Iranian nuclear programme. So there are more wide ranging consequences of a russian first use of nuclear weapons. But no we could not retaliate in kind, be it if an attack was on a NATO country, or on behalf of Ukraine. Those particular weapons are to potent to just lob around, unless both sides know when to stop. In 1945 that stop point occurred after the second. But as usual I am probably totally wrong.
Interestingly, the potentially most effective anti-armour missile the Ukrainians are using is the Stugna-P. This is a Ukrainian designed and manufactured device, but it uses a Belarus designed and manufactured guidance system.
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The bloke in the background is looking at him thinking "what the hell are you rambling on about".
No, it doesn't and won't work like that; there has to be and will be a response in kind, if there isn't you effectively surrender everything, immediately. When this has been 'gamed', which it has any number of times, no like response leads to further and increased aggression every time, without fail.
Nowhere near! When I was serving I visited some 'stores' and the amount of kit had to be seen to be believed, certainly more than I reckoned we could use; and I know of others, plus I have no doubt there are still more I know nothing of. The word from people I know who are still serving, is that the situation remains the same.
