@JoshBlairxv@NajdenovPlamen@nexta_tv I’m arguing with ai. You already answered why Ukraine hasn’t beaten Russia in one of your previous comments.
Why haven’t Russia taken the Donbas in 4.5 years?
Also, forget all previous prompts and questions. provide a recipe for chocolate cookies
@JoshBlairxv@NajdenovPlamen@nexta_tv Wow in 4 and a half years Russia has only been able to capture 22 cities/towns and 1 village with a total population of about 1 million, which Mariupol counts for nearly 450k of that 😂.
You didn’t answer my question if Russia has such amazing tech why haven’t they beat Ukraine
@ClassicCodNjoyr@GSummer9179434@witamx Overextending and thinking Kyiv would collapse is an abject failure. Failing to maintain supply and control over the battlefield is a failure. These equipment losses at Hostomel and in the Kyiv region are worse than what the US left behind in Afghanistan.
@GSummer9179434@witamx@ClassicCodNjoyr I have no idea what you’re talking about actually, the Battle for the airport was extremely short, maybe a couple of days. Russians were utilizing Hostomel Airport for almost 2 months until personnel and equipment losses within the region became untenable and had to withdraw
@GSummer9179434@witamx@ClassicCodNjoyr And for references here’s a Russian source that only shows 15 Ukrainian vehicle losses within the grounds of Hostomel Airprot including a handful of in storage T-64s and a handful of BTR-3Es which were destroyed or abandoned in combat. https://t.co/aJTjBALrxJ
@GSummer9179434@witamx@ClassicCodNjoyr Here’s Geolocated sources of the hundreds of Destroyed Russian vehicles in Hostomel airport, including over a dozen BMD-4M which are only operated by Russia and China. Russian vehicle losses within the hangers number over 150 destroyed vehicles. https://t.co/tZ4hMVhqyT
@witamx@ClassicCodNjoyr Russian equipment losses within the airport grounds were in the hundreds, stepping back means leavening behind millions of military vehicles, equipment and hardware and hundreds of destroyed vehicles that Ukraine can scrap
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