- Ukrainian’s shock offensive on Russia’s Kursk region came as a surprise even to Ukraine’s soldiers.
- “We joked that it wasn’t April 1st,” a Ukrainian soldier told The Economist.
- The country’s troops did suspect that an invasion was imminent after they were issued new equipment.
Yes, they do have to because an army is what they’re up against. I feel like we’re living in different dimensions here or something. How do you expect a group of individuals to shoot down jets and incoming rockets, or form supply lines, or strategise at the level required to mount an effective defence, or maintain the necessary international relationships to ensure bullets keep getting delivered? That’s barely even scratching the surface.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partisan_(military)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guerrilla_warfare
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insurgency
Yes, those things exist. And therefore?
that’s an answer to your previous question, i suggest you to open these link and read them.
Alright, mate. As fun as it’s been I guess we’re done here then. Suffice to say we are all glad you’re not in charge of the defence of Ukraine
Ah the old, I can’t defend my stance so I’ll link a lot stuff and say “do your own research.”. Weak attempt to distance yourself. If you actually understood and were able to defend your point you would. You didn’t because you can’t lol.
Let’s just link the concept of guerrilla warfare like it means anything. It’s failed multiple times throughout history but just the concept of it existing process my point! What a brain dead take.