No real progress for Russia in the last few days, unless bombing civilians counts as progress. And still no Belarus forces in Ukraine, despite pleas from Putin, and no Syrian fighters seen yet, and no arms shipments from China.
I don't see Lukashenko going in. He needs the troops at home to keep his own people in line.
The morgues in Belarus are already full up with dead Russian soldiers, allegedly. That won't be helping either.
apparently they bought there own cremation trucks to dispose of russian soldier KIA some poor kid prob going to be killed and then cremated and there family will never know what the fuck happened to them
the mothers of russian soldiers are already starting to protest about it
^ Yep, I mentioned it earlier in the thread, they did it from the start, which tells you a lot about what they really expected.
(17-03-2022 15:43 )HannahsPet Wrote: [ -> ]apparently they bought there own cremation trucks to dispose of russian soldier
Yeah, but they won't cremate anything without fuel...
Can we safely assume that Belarus' have stepped back and are refusing to assist Putin simply becauase of the ferocity of Russian attacks on Ukranian civilians I know it's unlikely that Belarus will switch sides but is it possible that Belarus could screw Putin and turn on Russsian troops?
I would say that Putin probably isn't far off from becoming a cornered rat.
(17-03-2022 22:12 )lovebabes56 Wrote: [ -> ]Can we safely assume that Belarus' have stepped back and are refusing to assist Putin simply becauase of the ferocity of Russian attacks on Ukranian civilians I know it's unlikely that Belarus will switch sides but is it possible that Belarus could screw Putin and turn on Russsian troops?
I would say that Putin probably isn't far off from becoming a cornered rat.
NO
(17-03-2022 22:12 )lovebabes56 Wrote: [ -> ]Can we safely assume that Belarus' have stepped back and are refusing to assist Putin
Belarus isn't refusing to assist. On the contrary, the Russians are currently launching planes and missiles from Belarusian territory, are using Belarusian roads and railways to supply their invasion forces and are treating their wounded soldiers in Belarusian hospitals. Lukashenko continues to be very helpful to Putin, but he just can't be persuaded to send troops into Ukraine.
(17-03-2022 14:31 )BarrieBF Wrote: [ -> ]no Syrian fighters seen yet
The first batch of 150 have just arrived in Russia, according to intelligence reports. There are supposed to be 40,000 on the way.