Can we talk about how Biden has decimated Russia's military?

[WhereIsTheLove]

I was reading about the war yesterday and came across this. Do american citizens realize Biden's weapon supplies have decimated Russia's military? This is wild when you think about it. US weapons have damaged the military manpower of the country with the largest nuclear stockpile. And not a dang thing they can do. Cuz those submarines are waiting in the cut like

How many Russian soldiers have been killed in Ukraine?

Four charts illustrate a grim new milestone

www.economist.com

Our rough calculations, based on leaked documents from America’s defence department, suggest that probably around three to four Russian soldiers are severely wounded for every one killed in battle. That would mean that between 462,000 and 728,000 Russian soldiers were out of action by mid-June—more than Russia’s estimated invading force in February 2022. (French and British officials estimate that around 500,000 Russians had been severely injured or killed by May.)

Brehs think the Pentagon sweatin the Middle East? They are popping Dom P every day over this destruction of russian man power

 

[CouldntBeMeTho]

That was our tax money and industrial military complex that did that

 

[Seoul Gleou]

Russia lost 26 million people in WW2.

Lives lost is never a good thing but I doubt Putin is losing sleep over this many casualties.

Ukraine is running out of men to draft and Russia still has millions in reserve.

There's nothing to celebrate here. It's awful for everyone involved that isn't a military contractor or politician

 

[WhereIsTheLove]

That was our tax money and industrial military complex that did that

How America’s Aid to Ukraine Actually Works

Only a small percentage of the overall aid package takes the form of cash transfers to Kyiv; the vast majority goes right back into the U.S. economy.

www.lawfaremedia.org

American Money Stays in America

Those who oppose America’s aid to Ukraine like to criticize the Biden administration for “funding foreign wars.”

Yet most Ukraine aid bills fund America’s local industries.

The vast majority of U.S. Ukraine-related funding does not go directly to Ukraine; it stays in the U.S. economy, subsidizing the production of weapons in at least 31 states and 71 cities.

While Ukraine gets most of the aid in the form of old American weapons pulled from U.S. reserves, it’s American workers at American companies that make new weapons to replenish them.

America’s military-industrial complex also restocks inventories of its NATO allies who similarly help Ukraine.

Not only does this revitalize the communities around large manufacturing plants in mostly Republican states, but it has created so many high-level jobs that some places are struggling to find enough qualified workers.

“We have right now more people working in the history of our state than we have at any point,” Mike Preston, Arkansas’s secretary of commerce told Politico back in September 2022. “And there are 70,000 open jobs in our state,” he added.

 

[RickyDiBiase]

That was our tax money and industrial military complex that did that

Money well spent, fukk them vodka pissing bytches. They learned the hard way in Syria and now they getting rolled up by them fukking farmers in the UK

 

[WhereIsTheLove]

Russia lost 26 million people in WW2.

Lives lost is never a good thing but I doubt Putin is losing sleep over this many casualties.

Ukraine is running out of men to draft and Russia still has millions in reserve.

There's nothing to celebrate here. It's awful for everyone involved that isn't a military contractor or politician

Russia lost 26 million people in WW2.

Soviet Union*

 

[Savvir]

That was our tax money and industrial military complex that did that

The tax money was already spent.

We sent over old weapon stock that was outdated and would expire anyway.

 

[Nkrumah Was Right]

Money well spent, fukk them vodka pissing bytches. They learned the hard way in Syria and now they getting rolled up by them fukking farmers in the UK

Russia achieved its objectives in Syria. The Syrian opposition is contained in and around Homs, Assad is still in power, and the Alawites weren’t butchered.

Where’s the CIA backed Free Syrian Army or Al-Nusra today?

 

[RickyDiBiase]

Russia achieved its objectives in Syria. The Syrian opposition is contained in and around Homs, Assad is still in power, and the Alawites weren’t butchered.

Where’s the CIA backed Free Syrian Army or Al-Nusra today?

You're Canadian, so you need to be mindful when men are talking.

 

[Insensitive]

Stannin' Joe "You ain't black!" biden is crazy work.

 

[RickyDiBiase]

Stannin' Joe "You ain't black!" biden is crazy work.

I have zero sympathy for Russians. That country could be wiped off the planet and nothing of value would be lost.

 

[2legit]

Russia lost 26 million people in WW2.

Lives lost is never a good thing but I doubt Putin is losing sleep over this many casualties.

Ukraine is running out of men to draft and Russia still has millions in reserve.

There's nothing to celebrate here. It's awful for everyone involved that isn't a military contractor or politician

The Soviet Union lost 26 Million people, not Russia. During WW2, a bulk of the casualties were Ukrainians because they were first on the way for the Nazis before reaching Russia. The Soviet Union had 15 countries in it, Russia can't rely on the other 14 countries today to provide Manpower. 2024 is a completely different reality than 1940 Soviet Union which had 50 Million more people than today's Russia.

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Ukraine just needs to stop p*ssyfooting and send the god in the trenches:

Putin and his pussies not running up on The Last Emperor.

 

[Mowgli]

Doesn't give me the warm and fuzzies. Means they're going to try and pull some hoe shyt over here eventually.

 

[Orbital-Fetus]

Seeing Moscow collapse twice in one lifetime is wild.