Russia and Ukraine flashpoint

[Ka-pi96]

Ryuu96 said:

Ka-pi96 said:

How on earth can putin claim US dominance is at an end when his supposed "powerful" country has shown its army to be woefully incompetent and has an economy on the brink of collapse? The US isn't at its best at the moment, but come on, they're still miles ahead of where russia are. Probably an understatement actually, they're so far that the US can't even see russia anymore, russia is a dot to them!

Put it this way, America being the #1 military contributor to Ukraine by far is absolutely pounding Russia without even sending a single soldier into Ukraine and even that is a fraction of America's military power, Lol. These MFs don't even have an answer for HIMARS.

Economically is a whole other thing, America is ahead by a massive margin, the vast majority of Russia is underdeveloped, they don't even know what a fucking toilet is. The only cities which Russia gives a damn about are Saint Petersburg and Moscow.

And Russia has put America back as a leader of NATO and increased their influence in Europe once again after the disaster of Trump, not all fixed but there are still some countries who don't move unless America moves first.

So yeah, the only thing Russia has on America now is their nukes.

This has probably given even China second thoughts on Taiwan because that would be defended even harder than Ukraine.

Do they even have that? Given the lack of maintenance apparently done on their regular army equipment you can't help but wonder how many of their nukes are actually in working order.

Taiwan is one of the few good things to come out of this. That was one of my big concerns at the start. If russia had taken Kyiv quickly and won then that may well have encouraged China to have a go at Taiwan too. But it turning into a long drawn out costly nightmare for russia surely discourages China from trying anything.

Last edited by Ka-pi96 - on 28 October 2022