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Parašė Zygis Rodyti pranešimąPagal forumo aktyvuma karas akivaizdziai isalo ir kontraataka istrigo ar net baiges - viena miestai.net puslapi savaites reikia, kad uzpildytu..
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Parašė gerietis Rodyti pranešimąVeiksmo yra, bet tai tapo rutina.
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Parašė Zygis Rodyti pranešimąPagal forumo aktyvuma karas akivaizdziai isalo ir kontraataka istrigo ar net baiges - viena miestai.net puslapi savaites reikia, kad uzpildytu..
Paskutinis taisė Lettered; 2023.10.17, 09:04.
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Tai yra tų naujienų, Avdiivkos puolimas baigėsi visiška rusų nesėkme, dideli šarvuotosios technikos ir gyvosios jėgos nuostoliai.
Visi laukia F-16 pasirodymo, ten irgi šioks toks progresas vyksta.
Ukrainian pilots expected to start F-16 training in Arizona next week
Ukrainian pilots are expected to begin training to fly the F-16 fighter jet at an Air National Guard base in Tuscon, Ariz., next week, according to four U.S. officials.
A small number of pilots, who arrived in the United States last month to participate in an English language course at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas, have passed their first test for English proficiency and are headed to Morris Air National Guard Base in Arizona, according to one of the officials, who like the others were granted anonymity to speak ahead of an announcement. There, they will train with the 162nd Wing, the main F-16 training hub for the Air Force, two of the officials said.
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A group of Ukrainian pilots training in Europe are already learning on F-16 flight simulators, Ukrainian Air Force spokesperson Yurii Ihnat said earlier this month. The next stage is “flights with an instructor in real jets,” he said.If a lion could speak, we could not understand him.
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Parašė Galys Rodyti pranešimąŠiąnakt Berdiansko ir Luhansko oro bazės gavo raketų, rusai(gana patikimas šaltinis,kalbant apie jų pačių nesėkmes)sako, kad neblogi nuostoliai. Laukiam kadrų iš palydovų.
Tai gal ukrainiečiai visgi gavo ATACMS, ar čia GLSDB ?
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Parašė Tomas Rodyti pranešimąO ko visi tikėjosi? Kad karas pokšt ir pasibaigs?
Jis dar tik antrus metus įpusėjo, dar net neįsibėgėjo normaliai, o jūs jau taikos norite.
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Parašė Tomas Rodyti pranešimąO ko visi tikėjosi? Kad karas pokšt ir pasibaigs?
Jis dar tik antrus metus įpusėjo, dar net neįsibėgėjo normaliai, o jūs jau taikos norite.
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Metų senumo Foreign Affairs straipsnis apie tai, kodėl karas Ukrainoje tęsis dar ilgai.
The Hard Truth About Long Wars
Why the Conflict in Ukraine Won’t End Anytime Soon
Why is this war dragging on? Most conflicts are brief. Over the last two centuries, most wars have lasted an average of three to four months. That brevity owes much to the fact that war is the worst way to settle political differences. As the costs of fighting become apparent, adversaries usually look for a settlement.
Many wars, of course, do last longer. Compromise fails to materialize for three main strategic reasons: when leaders think defeat threatens their very survival, when leaders do not have a clear sense of their strength and that of their enemy, and when leaders fear that their adversary will grow stronger in the future. In Ukraine, all these dynamics keep the war raging.WHY SOME WARS DON’T END
Wars begin and persist when leaders think they can secure a better outcome by fighting rather than through normal politics. Countries fight long wars for at least three calculated reasons. First, rulers who fear for their survival stay on the battlefield. If Putin believes defeat could end his regime, he has an incentive to keep fighting, whatever the consequences for Russians.
Second, wars persist in conditions of uncertainty—for instance, when both sides have only a fuzzy sense of their relative strength or when they underestimate the damaging consequences of the conflict. In many cases, a few months of battle dispel this fog. Fighting reveals each side’s might and resolve and clears up misperceptions. Rivals find a way to end the war by reaching an agreement that reflects the now visible balance of power. Most wars, as a result, are short.
But in some cases, the fog of war lifts slowly. Take the current situation in Ukraine. Ukrainian forces have exceeded everyone’s expectations, but it remains unclear whether they can drive Russian troops out of the country. A cold winter could erode Europe’s willingness to keep delivering funds and weapons to Ukraine. And the battlefield effects of Russia’s partial mobilization in September will only be apparent months from now. Amid such persistent uncertainties, rivals can find it harder to strike a peace deal.
Finally, some political scientists and historians argue that every long war has at its heart a “commitment problem”—that is, the inability on the part of one side or both to credibly commit to a peace deal because of anticipated shifts in the balance of power. Some call this the Thucydides Trap or a “preventive war”: one side launches an attack to lock in the current balance of power before it is lost. From Germany’s effort to prevent the rise of Russia in 1914 to the United States’ desire to stop Iraq from becoming a nuclear power in 2003, commitment problems drive many major wars. In those circumstances, bargains can unravel before they are even made.
At first glance, the war in Ukraine looks to be full of commitment problems. Whenever a European leader or a U.S. general suggests it is time to settle with Russia, Ukrainians, and their allies retort that it is Putin who cannot credibly commit to a deal. The Kremlin is hell-bent on gaining territory, they say, and its leader is politically and ideologically locked into his war aims. Settle now, Ukrainians warn, and Russia will simply regroup and attack again. Ukrainians, moreover, are in no mood to compromise with their oppressor. Even if Moscow could get a Ukrainian negotiator to agree to a cease-fire, the chances of the Ukrainian public or the Ukrainian parliament’s accepting even the tiniest loss of people or territory are slim. A popular backlash would scupper any negotiated deal.
Neither Russia’s resolve nor Ukraine’s, however, are traditional commitment problems stemming from strategic calculations and perceptions of shifts in power. Rather, immaterial forces make an accord difficult. The principles and obsessions of Ukrainian and Russian leaders fuel the conflict. There is no imminent deal because both sides prefer fighting to conceding.
If a lion could speak, we could not understand him.
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Parašė liutass Rodyti pranešimąTik su salyga, kad Vakarai tieks ginklus karui ir pinigus ekonomikai ir dar tures pakankamai kareivių
Pasak Andrejaus Šildiajevo, Ukrainos kariuomenėje neliko jaunų žmonių, o didžiausia Ukrainos problema – korupcija.Paskutinis taisė Lettered; 2023.10.17, 11:56.
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Parašė Lettered Rodyti pranešimą
Vakarai dar turi tiek ekonominių rezervų, tiek ginkluotės, bet su kareiviais Ukrainoje tikrai prasta situacija, jau dabar aišku, kad be NATO karių laimėti bus praktiškai neįmanoma. Nebent aišku režimas pasikeis Kremliuje ir pat Rusija karą sustabdys.
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Parašė Sula Rodyti pranešimą
Berdianskas ir Luhanskas beveik 100 km nuo fronto linijos.
Tai gal ukrainiečiai visgi gavo ATACMS, ar čia GLSDB ?
Ukraine has used ATACMS missiles against Russian troops for the first time, The Wall Street Journal has reported. According to the Journal's sources, a small number of missiles have been secretly sent to Ukraine in recent days.
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Paskutinis taisė Galys; 2023.10.17, 17:25.
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