Highest Ranking General Sent in to Secure Victory for Putin has Been Taken Out by Ukraine Military

[krichton]

Putin's chief of staff Valery Gerasimov 'wounded' in Ukraine

Valery Gerasimov, the chief of staff of the Russian army, was wounded in Izyum in Ukraine's Kharviv region, which has been at the centre of intense fighting since Russia's invasion.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Vladimir Putin's top military commander has been flown out of the war zone with shrapnel wounds after being to sent to Ukraine by the Russian president to secure victory, a former Russian internal affairs minister has claimed.

Valery Gerasimov, the chief of staff of the Russian army, was today wounded in Izyum in Ukraine's Kharviv region, which has been at the centre of intense fighting since Russia's invasion.

Putin had sent Gerasimov to the region to take personal control of his push to grab territory in eastern Ukraine, after the Russian army abandoned its plans to take Kyiv at the end of March in favour of a concentrated assault on the Donbas region of Donetsk and Luhansk.

That's like the 2nd or third russian general injured among 13 killed. Numerous high ranking officers have also been lost, but we're supposed to believe the Russians are somehow winning from all the Putin puppets online. LMAO

 

[Confederate Soldier]

The Russians are struggling. Their tank graveyards are growing. Resupplying is becoming an issue.

 

[Rigby5]

Putin's chief of staff Valery Gerasimov 'wounded' in Ukraine

Valery Gerasimov, the chief of staff of the Russian army, was wounded in Izyum in Ukraine's Kharviv region, which has been at the centre of intense fighting since Russia's invasion.

www.dailymail.co.uk

That's like the 2nd or third russian general injured among 13 killed. Numerous high ranking officers have also been lost, but we're supposed to believe the Russians are somehow winning from all the Putin puppets online. LMAO

That is stupid.
Wounded officers means lots of snipers willing to die.
That is NOT how anyone wins a war.
And clearly the Ukraine is losing badly and will soon have to surrender completely.
When the Ukraine starts taking territory in Russia, then we can suggest they may be "winning".

 

[Rigby5]

The Russians are struggling. Their tank graveyards are growing. Resupplying is becoming an issue.

Not really.
They threw in 1972 and older tanks to see how things would go.
Russia has not lost a single tank newer than 1972, like their new Armada tank.
Resupply was only an issue near Kyiv.
In the east, there is no problem.
On the coast there is no problem with resupply.
It is Kyiv that is having a resupply problem with everything.

 

[White 6]

Putin's chief of staff Valery Gerasimov 'wounded' in Ukraine

Valery Gerasimov, the chief of staff of the Russian army, was wounded in Izyum in Ukraine's Kharviv region, which has been at the centre of intense fighting since Russia's invasion.

www.dailymail.co.uk

That's like the 2nd or third russian general injured among 13 killed. Numerous high ranking officers have also been lost, but we're supposed to believe the Russians are somehow winning from all the Putin puppets online. LMAO

Cool. Just keep pouring the supplies into Ukraine so the Ukrainians can keep killing Russian invading fools.

 

[Rigby5]

Cool. Just keep pouring the supplies into Ukraine so the Ukrainians can keep killing Russian invading fools.

Since the Ukraine is in violation of its 1992 treaties to NOT join any alliances hostile to Russia, then "pouring the supplies into Ukraine" is an act of war that is going to get Americans killed.
Russia has no choice.
Kyiv murdered over 14k ethnic Russians since 2014, stole over $20 billion worth of Russian oil and gas, and tried to put NATO nukes on Russia's border.
That is similar to the Cuba Missile Crisis, and we all know how that turned out.
The US removed the offending missiles from Turkey.
Putting offensive missiles on the border of a country is an act of war.

 

[jackflash]

Putin's chief of staff Valery Gerasimov 'wounded' in Ukraine

Valery Gerasimov, the chief of staff of the Russian army, was wounded in Izyum in Ukraine's Kharviv region, which has been at the centre of intense fighting since Russia's invasion.

www.dailymail.co.uk

That's like the 2nd or third russian general injured among 13 killed. Numerous high ranking officers have also been lost, but we're supposed to believe the Russians are somehow winning from all the Putin puppets online. LMAO

Events must be going from bad to worse for the Russian ground troops as a chief of staff should not be in an active combat zone.

 

[White 6]

Since the Ukraine is in violation of its 1992 treaties to NOT join any alliances hostile to Russia, then "pouring the supplies into Ukraine" is an act of war that is going to get Americans killed.
Russia has no choice.
Kyiv murdered over 14k ethnic Russians since 2014, stole over $20 billion worth of Russian oil and gas, and tried to put NATO nukes on Russia's border.
That is similar to the Cuba Missile Crisis, and we all know how that turned out.
The US removed the offending missiles from Turkey.
Putting offensive missiles on the border of a country is an act of war.

Blow it out your ass, Ivan.

 

[White 6]

Since the Ukraine is in violation of its 1992 treaties to NOT join any alliances hostile to Russia, then "pouring the supplies into Ukraine" is an act of war that is going to get Americans killed.
Russia has no choice.
Kyiv murdered over 14k ethnic Russians since 2014, stole over $20 billion worth of Russian oil and gas, and tried to put NATO nukes on Russia's border.
That is similar to the Cuba Missile Crisis, and we all know how that turned out.
The US removed the offending missiles from Turkey.
Putting offensive missiles on the border of a country is an act of war.

Bye Russian troll.

 

[Yarddog]

That is stupid.
Wounded officers means lots of snipers willing to die.
That is NOT how anyone wins a war.
And clearly the Ukraine is losing badly and will soon have to surrender completely.
When the Ukraine starts taking territory in Russia, then we can suggest they may be "winning".

I guess those snipers probably feel like if women and children can die at the hands of brave Russian warriors....then,
Fuck the Russians and Fuck their generals. Who cares if you die when you see civilians being murdered? you might as well just take out the ones giving the orders.

 

[krichton]

Events must be going from bad to worse for the Russian ground troops as a chief of staff should not be in an active combat zone.

This is just how they fight. Imagine losing up to 15 generals and countless officers in 2+ months of fighting. What's hilarious is that this guy was sent in specifically to capture the Donbas and "win" this so called war and he almost gets himself killed. This debacle is basically the entire war in a nutshell.

 

[monkrules]

The Russians are struggling. Their tank graveyards are growing. Resupplying is becoming an issue.

Just think how devastating to the morale of Russian soldiers it must be, to see burned out Russian tanks everywhere they look, as they approach many of these cities.

 

[Deplorable Yankee]

 

[krichton]

That is stupid.
Wounded officers means lots of snipers willing to die.
That is NOT how anyone wins a war.
And clearly the Ukraine is losing badly and will soon have to surrender completely.
When the Ukraine starts taking territory in Russia, then we can suggest they may be "winning".

Where is the proof that snipers are dying? What we do know for a fact is that generals and high ranking officers are dying. I'm no military analyst but I would say that is definitely not how you win a war.

Not really.
They threw in 1972 and older tanks to see how things would go.
Russia has not lost a single tank newer than 1972, like their new Armada tank.
Resupply was only an issue near Kyiv.
In the east, there is no problem.
On the coast there is no problem with resupply.
It is Kyiv that is having a resupply problem with everything.

It's not going well. Now they know, lol.

 

[Batcat]

That is stupid.
Wounded officers means lots of snipers willing to die.
That is NOT how anyone wins a war.
And clearly the Ukraine is losing badly and will soon have to surrender completely.
When the Ukraine starts taking territory in Russia, then we can suggest they may be "winning".

Guerrilla warfare works damn well. Why do you think we lost in Iraq and Afghanistan?

The chronicle of US failure in Afghanistan and Iraq | The Express Tribune

US was so sure of its victory in the war on terror waged it paid little heed to any guidance or reference from history

tribune.com.pk

***snip***

On the eve of US failure in the Vietnam War in 1969, Henry Kissinger explained America’s failure to win victory as: “We fought a military war; our opponents fought a political one. We sought physical attrition; our opponents aimed for our psychological exhaustion. In the process we lost sight of one of the cardinal maxims of guerrilla war: the guerrilla wins if he does not lose. The conventional army loses if it does not win.”…emphasis added

Jaish ul-Adl, in a series of articles posted on the Internet titled “In the Shadow of the Lances”, used to give practical guidance to potential foreign fighters that al-Qaeda was recruiting to fight in Iraq. The articles explained the merits of employing guerrilla warfare against the US and coalition forces. Al-Neda, al-Qaeda’s main website at that time, used to boast the advantages of using guerrilla warfare to target the occupying forces. Under the title “Guerrilla Warfare Is the most Powerful Weapon Muslims have, and It is The Best Method to Continue the Conflict with the Crusader Enemy” these treatises explained how:

“This is the method that expelled the direct Crusader colonialism from most of the Muslim lands, with Algeria the most well known ... The successful attempts of dealing defeat to invaders using guerrilla warfare were many, and we will not expound on them. However, these attempts have proven that the most effective method for the materially weak against the strong is guerrilla warfare.”

 

[monkrules]

Sounds like Putin will soon have to send his butler and chauffeur to fight in Ukraine.

Then a couple of mail carriers, and then....

 

[Litwin]

Putin's chief of staff Valery Gerasimov 'wounded' in Ukraine

Valery Gerasimov, the chief of staff of the Russian army, was wounded in Izyum in Ukraine's Kharviv region, which has been at the centre of intense fighting since Russia's invasion.

www.dailymail.co.uk

That's like the 2nd or third russian general injured among 13 killed. Numerous high ranking officers have also been lost, but we're supposed to believe the Russians are somehow winning from all the Putin puppets online. LMAO

Looks like our guys in CIA, MI5 know everything about Moscow Oriental thugs.​

Guys we almost killed Butcher of Syrians - herr Gerasimov , oh its SO SO GOOD ))))​

 

[Litwin]

Sounds like Putin will soon have to send his butler and chauffeur to fight in Ukraine.

Then a couple of mail carriers, and then....

 

[Litwin]

Sounds like Putin will soon have to send his butler and chauffeur to fight in Ukraine.

Then a couple of mail carriers, and then....

 

[Litwin]