"Ukrainian forces “annihilated” two NATO battalions during exercises" - WSJ

[Litwin]

Who's going to train who actually? Ukrainians used their Delta battlefield-management system, which integrates drone feeds, satellite data, AI analysis, and real-time intelligence to compress the "kill chain" (from detection to strike) into minutes—sometimes as fast as 2.2 seconds for target detection. It’s abundantly obvious that NATO armies need to learn from Ukrainians battle experience and abilities- fast.

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What we know:16,000 soldiers from 12 NATO countries participated in the exercises. The training combat involved drones.Ten Ukrainian soldiers destroyed 17 armored vehicle units and carried out 30 attacks on other targets in half a day. Had the battle continued, NATO would have lost two battalions within a day.The British brigade and the Estonian division attacked the Ukrainian positions.The Ukrainian forces quickly eliminated the enemy: The NATO units lost their combat capability.There was no rapid exchange of information during the battle—information was limited, and tactics remained outdated.One of the European commanders emotionally admitted: “We’re finished. We’re screwed.”
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[evenflow1969]

Who's going to train who actually? Ukrainians used their Delta battlefield-management system, which integrates drone feeds, satellite data, AI analysis, and real-time intelligence to compress the "kill chain" (from detection to strike) into minutes—sometimes as fast as 2.2 seconds for target detection. It’s abundantly obvious that NATO armies need to learn from Ukrainians battle experience and abilities- fast.

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What we know:16,000 soldiers from 12 NATO countries participated in the exercises. The training combat involved drones.Ten Ukrainian soldiers destroyed 17 armored vehicle units and carried out 30 attacks on other targets in half a day. Had the battle continued, NATO would have lost two battalions within a day.The British brigade and the Estonian division attacked the Ukrainian positions.The Ukrainian forces quickly eliminated the enemy: The NATO units lost their combat capability.There was no rapid exchange of information during the battle—information was limited, and tactics remained outdated.One of the European commanders emotionally admitted: “We’re finished. We’re screwed.”
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Well NATO troops don't exactly have recent battle experience unless they are US troops. We have been at war for ever. Excuse me we called them policing actions. That being said we have been at war in deserts and jungles. We are good at that. Your ear is a different climate. I am sure there is much we could learn from you about modern cold climate warfare.

 

[Litwin]

Well NATO troops don't exactly have recent battle experience unless they are US troops. We have been at war for ever. Excuse me we called them policing actions. That being said we have been at war in deserts and jungles. We are good at that. Your ear is a different climate. I am sure there is much we could learn from you about modern cold climate warfare.

A good post. Who do you think Moscow endangers the most today (besides Ukraine)?

top 10 countries on moscow imperialistic menu, 1) Estonia 2) Latvia 3) Spitsbergen (Norway) 4) Moldova 5) Georgia 6) Armenia 7) Lietuvas 8) Qazaqstan (Kazakhstan) 9) Bielarus´ 10) Poland

 

[evenflow1969]

A good post. Who do you think Moscow endangers the most today (besides Ukraine)?

top 10 countries on moscow imperialistic menu, 1) Estonia 2) Latvia 3) Spitsbergen (Norway) 4) Moldova 5) Georgia 6) Armenia 7) Lietuvas 8) Qazaqstan (Kazakhstan) 9) Bielarus´ 10) Poland

This I would have to think about. I have not thought militarily for a while. I know the USSR had nine defense corridors they were widely concerned about. As well as areas where nuclear infrastructure was located. If I were Putin I would would want these corridors back. Many of the countries where those corridors were are now NATO countries. With my current limited knowledge I guess my next move would be Qazaqstan(Kazakhstan). Reclaim nuclear infrastructure with least likelyhood of triggering a larger conflict.

 

[kyzr]

A good post. Who do you think Moscow endangers the most today (besides Ukraine)?
top 10 countries on moscow imperialistic menu, 1) Estonia 2) Latvia 3) Spitsbergen (Norway) 4) Moldova 5) Georgia 6) Armenia 7) Lietuvas 8) Qazaqstan (Kazakhstan) 9) Bielarus´ 10) Poland

Putin may make a play to get Kaliningrad connected to Russia by force.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Who's going to train who actually? Ukrainians used their Delta battlefield-management system, which integrates drone feeds, satellite data, AI analysis, and real-time intelligence to compress the "kill chain" (from detection to strike) into minutes—sometimes as fast as 2.2 seconds for target detection. It’s abundantly obvious that NATO armies need to learn from Ukrainians battle experience and abilities- fast.

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What we know:16,000 soldiers from 12 NATO countries participated in the exercises. The training combat involved drones.Ten Ukrainian soldiers destroyed 17 armored vehicle units and carried out 30 attacks on other targets in half a day. Had the battle continued, NATO would have lost two battalions within a day.The British brigade and the Estonian division attacked the Ukrainian positions.The Ukrainian forces quickly eliminated the enemy: The NATO units lost their combat capability.There was no rapid exchange of information during the battle—information was limited, and tactics remained outdated.One of the European commanders emotionally admitted: “We’re finished. We’re screwed.”
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Why do we need NATO?

 

[kyzr]

Why do we need NATO?

To keep Russia inside their border.

 

[Litwin]

Putin may make a play to get Kaliningrad connected to Russia by force.

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They would have to occupy Belarus first. The Belarusian dictator is not as weak today as he was in 2021. He has strong relations with Trump, Turkey, and communist China. Also, the Suwałki region is a very difficult place to fight a war. What would be Putin’s ultimate geostrategic goal — negotiations with NATO? Why not Narva or southern Latvia, which are much easier to take?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

To keep Russia inside their border.

Really? Russia has been pushing Westward since the 90's?

 

[Litwin]

Why do we need NATO?

SOMETHING WHAT OUR WESTERN KIDS DONT LEARN IN THE SCHOOLS ....​

Thread 'Moscow communist and WW2 veteran told on camera how and how many European children "red" army raped and killed'

Jan 27, 2024

Moscow communist and WW2 veteran told on camera how and how many European children THE ASIATIC "red" army raped and killed

SOMETHING WHAT OUR WESTERN KIDS DONT LEARN IN THE SCHOOLS ....

"Let us begin with this evident fact: Muscovy does not belong at all to Europe, but to Asia. It follows that judging Muscovy and the Muscovites by our European standards is a mistake to be avoided."—gonzague de reynold, 19501 In methodological terms, one should de-Europeanise any analysis of Muscovy policy.— thomas gomart, 20062 "






WIKI: subject of rape...

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[Litwin]

This I would have to think about. I have not thought militarily for a while. I know the USSR had nine defense corridors they were widely concerned about. As well as areas where nuclear infrastructure was located. If I were Putin I would would want these corridors back. Many of the countries where those corridors were are now NATO countries. With my current limited knowledge I guess my next move would be Qazaqstan(Kazakhstan). Reclaim nuclear infrastructure with least likelyhood of triggering a larger conflict.

These corridors have a larger GDP and a bigger male population nowadays. Do you think the Moscow empire — with an economy the size of Spain’s — can still pull it off today?

Post in thread 'Did you know that the Moscow empire’s GDP is actually smaller than that of Los Angeles County, New York City, or the state of Texas—not combined, but'

Sep 5, 2025

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[evenflow1969]

These corridors have a larger GDP and a bigger male population nowadays. Do you think the Moscow empire — with an economy the size of Spain’s — can still pull it off today?

Post in thread 'Did you know that the Moscow empire’s GDP is actually smaller than that of Los Angeles County, New York City, or the state of Texas—not combined, but'

Sep 5, 2025

• Litwin

Continued control of all the corridors. Unlikely. How ever that is not going to stop Putin's want. He may view that gdp as being his once taken and a. Way to kick start the economy to be able to control it long term. Wether realistic long term or not Putin wants it.

 

[Litwin]

Continued control of all the corridors. Unlikely. How ever that is not going to stop Putin's want. He may view that gdp as being his once taken and a. Way to kick start the economy to be able to control it long term. Wether realistic long term or not Putin wants it.

yes, putin’s qazaliq — the campaigns in Chechnya, Moldova, Georgia, Belarus (hybrid war), Azerbaijan, and Ukraine — serve to legitimize his claimed Mongol right to rule for the Mongol - Moscow imperialists. Each of these violent expeditions functions not only as conquest but as a ritual of political validation, echoing the old steppe tradition where raids established authority. Successful qazaliq does more than secure territory; it provides ideological justification for the existence of the Moscow ulus (empire) itself. This is especially powerful in regions of Afro‑Asia where democracy is weak or absent, allowing Moscow to present itself as a rightful imperial center, sustained by force and myth rather than consent.

"Tsarev ulus"
-Charles J. Halperin

Tsarev ulus: Russia in the Golden Horde on JSTOR

Charles J. Halperin, Tsarev ulus: Russia in the Golden Horde, Cahiers du Monde russe et soviétique, Vol. 23, No. 2, Autour du XVIIIe siècle (Apr. - Jun., 1982), pp. 257-263

www.jstor.org

 

[luiza]

Titty Titlose has seen four Ukey armies destroyed
And the massacre continues .

But now Mr Clueless wants to tell us about exercises and drills .

The old fool is really a very silly old fool .