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The War in Ukraine

Honouring the Norks for their Kursk work ...
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I was wrong, I did not expect they be allowed to re
Honouring the Norks for their Kursk work ...
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I was wrong, I thought they would not let them back into the country. I guess they really wanted that combat skills to teach back home. Time for the SK to form their own international brigade in Ukraine as well.
 
I was wrong, I did not expect they be allowed to re

I was wrong, I thought they would not let them back into the country. I guess they really wanted that combat skills to teach back home. Time for the SK to form their own international brigade in Ukraine as well.
Well, they at least kept the option of other help on the table as of late last year ....
 
Even the hard-hard-neo-Marxist left is pitching in against USSR 2.0 ....
... with this tidbit jumping out at me from the piece:
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More from the dual RUS-ITA citizen anarchist & his drone work (usual self-reporting caveats apply) here (blog post archived here).

Original article also archived here.
 

This follows on from the donation of a couple of Sandowns from the UK. But those have been stuck in Portsmouth where the Ukrainians are training on them and operating them in the Baltic on NATO and JEF exercises.


.....

But....

One of the oldest trade routes is from the Baltic, through Poland via the Bug, then to the Dniepr and the Black Sea by way of the Pripyat Marshes, Brest-Litovsk and Kyiv.

The rivers are navigable by sea-going ships up until you reach the Brest-Litovsk canal in the Pripyat. And Brest is in Belarus.


....

There is another route.

The Bystroye Canal connects Ukraine to the Danube. That bypasses Romania, but....the Danube passes through Hungary.

....

Road move to jump the gap?

Or leave them where they are because they would be too tempting a target and too little use at this time?
 
Next step for USSR 2.0: "rolling" mobilization of reserves, instead of big, broad, honkin' reserve mobilization?
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... and the "so what?"
... The amendment will likely allow the Kremlin to deploy active reservists into combat more rapidly than was possible under the previous mechanism that required a formal declaration of war or mobilization order ... Compulsory rolling mobilization of reservists may enable Russia to generate forces more cheaply ... The amendment will likely allow the Kremlin to deploy active reservists into combat more rapidly than was possible under the previous mechanism that required a formal declaration of war or mobilization order ... Compulsory rolling call ups of reservists may enable the Kremlin to “demobilize” servicemen mobilized in 2022 to appease segments of Russian society and assert that Russian forces in Ukraine are fighting on a fully voluntary basis ... The amendment will likely allow the Kremlin to deploy active reservists into combat more rapidly than was possible under the previous mechanism that required a formal declaration of war or mobilization order ... Compulsory rolling mobilization of reservists may pose greater political risks to the Kremlin, however ...
Also archived here.
 
Considering they are offering 6,000,000 rubles per contract, I can see that this "rolling compulsory mobilization" being very attractive to the Kremlin and might push some to sign up to avoid being drafted on the cheap.
 
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