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[Malwaremalice @malwaremal01]

@CyborgKlimax The rest of the articles are essentially opinion peaces about how they dislike the way Syrskyi manages the army. The horror of it all.

[Malwaremalice @malwaremal01]

@CyborgKlimax "Sometimes it seems that Zelenskyy has two types of Armed Forces: the ‘good’ ones commanded by Syrskyi and other favourites, and the ‘bad’ ones which are subordinate to Zaluzhnyi"
Did you even read your own articles? Zelensky going over ZALUZHNYI, is proof of Syrskyi being bad?

[Malwaremalice @malwaremal01]

@CyborgKlimax @WarVehicle @Rebel44CZ That's funny, because most people would actually say it's because of Ukraines drone developments. Yet it's Syrskyi who championed Madyar birds to such a degree that they became their own unit of the AFU.

[Malwaremalice @malwaremal01]

@WarVehicle @Rebel44CZ You're only proving my point that everything bad is Syrskyis fault and anything good, like him championing the expansion of Madyars Birds, the Kursk incursion, the Kharkiv counter offensive and the current positive Ukranian frontline, as just something that he had no part in.

[Malwaremalice @malwaremal01]

@WarVehicle @Rebel44CZ Local commanders who don't have their shit together and lie about their troops positions and then get fired are also blamed on Syrskiy. Quite literally the definition of scapegoating. Everything good that happens is random unnamed commanders, everything bad is Syrskyi.

[Malwaremalice @malwaremal01]

@Rebel44CZ And under whos leadership is russia currently unable to advance during peak offensive months, or even losing territory?

[Malwaremalice @malwaremal01]

@TrueGradient @ChrisO_wiki A war blogger falling for propaganda that excuses why the russians are capable of defending their skies isn't evidence of an imminent russian attack, it's the same ''we're only losing because we're fighting the whole of NATO'' narrative they've been told for years.

[Malwaremalice @malwaremal01]

@Frank_Stones @s_griebel Glad that you disagree without actually clarifying how this will have any practical impacts other than political.
Also are we forgetting that Nordstream 1 and 2 are under EU sanctions?

[Malwaremalice @malwaremal01]

@CarpathoMax @markito0171 Lazy ''pro Ukranians'' who think they're being objective by reporting on things negative for Ukraine, but just end up falling for russian propaganda.

[Malwaremalice @malwaremal01]

@CarpathoMax @markito0171 The actual explanation is that this video is from 2023 https://t.co/Vi68jXI4Ou

[Malwaremalice @malwaremal01]

@JulianRoepcke At this rate russia will take Kostyantynivka by the end of the year if they're lucky. During the month of May, one of their peek offensive months, they've took the least territory since 2023 or even lost territory for the first time since 2023, depending on the mapper.

[Malwaremalice @malwaremal01]

@markito0171 @Antonio_Argo_KZ No it's not. It's from 2023. Idiot.

[Malwaremalice @malwaremal01]

@markito0171 This video is from 2023 you moron
https://t.co/Vi68jXI4Ou

[Clément Molin @clement_molin]

Since the year started, Ukraine 🇺🇦 launched more than 1 000 mid-range drone strikes (only geolocated ones).

The intensification of strikes against russian 🇷🇺 logistics (150 vehicles, 30 trains, 400 warehouses) is a real game-changer in the war.

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[Malwaremalice @malwaremal01]

@Rebel44CZ That would imply that the EU is choosing not to send billions to Ukraine for no reason. Why not just send that money to Ukraine right now? Imagine if the EU didn't agree to send the recently agreed upon 90 billion, but only send 1 billion per drone entering EU airspace.

[Malwaremalice @malwaremal01]

@CyborgKlimax @Hick324 @Jonpy99 The graph provided is also frankly odd. It only shows accumulated territorial gains, while not showing relevant info such as, number of attacks, rate of advance in previous years and so on. This is a much more relevant graph taken from about 9 days ago.

[Malwaremalice @malwaremal01]

@CyborgKlimax @Hick324 @Jonpy99 What is imprecise? russian advances during April and May have never been this slow. Even If you include the barely protected border areas in Sumy, russian advances are lower than what they were in previous, supposedly peek offensive months for them.

[Malwaremalice @malwaremal01]

@Hick324 @Jonpy99 Also despite the ''sparsely manned'' lines. russia is advancing at record slow pace and Ukraine is even taking back territory in Zaporiza. Ukraines drone tactics did that, not having a man power advantage and getting extra men for meat assaults just means more casualties.

[Malwaremalice @malwaremal01]

@Jonpy99 There doesn't need to be an uprising from the people. The first mobilization had a massive negative impact on the economy, it'll only be worse after 4 years of war. There's a reason why they haven't mobilized for this long, because they know how destabilizing it is.