@localwestoid@NieblaGuerra Except you don’t even have a correlation yet. You have one incomplete July data point.
Again, AD interceptor shortages had been worsening for months, not suddenly “lost” in July.
@localwestoid@NieblaGuerra Except AD didn’t suddenly “run out” in July. Interceptor shortages had been worsening for months. And a partial July count is one data point, not a trend. The completed UN data shows 211 → 238 → 274 → 293 deaths Mar–Jun. That’s a trend.
@localwestoid@NieblaGuerra I’m sure that’s so comforting for them. Also a citation would nice as well. But considering the previous discussions, I wouldn’t hold my breath on it.
@localwestoid@NieblaGuerra Again, you could filter. There’s one from 2 days back where 8 civilians died and an apartment was hit. And we can keep going back and back to find other cases consistently happening.
@localwestoid@NieblaGuerra Do you always move the goal posts when you’re confronted with things you don’t like. Must be nice to live in a fantasy world.
@sunssettwit@NieblaGuerra > all missiles shot down
Copium is strong
In terms of Patriot stocks are either incredibly low or out. But that wouldn’t be different if Ukraine engaged in a 40 day campaign or not.
Russias got a little catching up to do there considering the amount of shipping they hit.
@localwestoid@NieblaGuerra Sure if they actually hit their target and not an apartment bloc
It’s not 2/50, but then again you were the dumbass claiming they were using cluster munitions in them so I can see why you’d believe that.
@NieblaGuerra I don’t think Russia is exactly laughing about Ukrainian missile technology atm.
This isn’t 2022.
This is coming from the US not Ukraine dip shit. You’d have a point if it was from censor dot net.
@TroySweezey@hudsonwarmap And yet here we are with Russia looking to take on foreign workers from Indians, Africans and North Koreans to make up shortages in the economy