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Putin to conscript 160,000 more Russians for war with Ukraine

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  • mapleengineer@lemmy.worldM [email protected]

    Russia isn't going to have any young men left.

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    That’s a problem because?

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    • transplantedsconie@lemm.eeT [email protected]

      This is America's future. Conscription is in Project 2025 and make no mistakes about it. The Christian Nationalist Death Cult would love to send you to the front.

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      The religious nutters will form a White Christian unit copying the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, march with the goose step and all of the sick fucks will have Jerusalem Cross tattoos.

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      • H [email protected]

        You sound like you are objecting for the sake of objection. You have been provably wrong in certain cases.

        I wouldn’t recommend the military either, but there are facts and then there are falsehoods. You have been treading on the side of falsehoods and that is mighty dangerous because abuse of all kinds does occur in the armed forces. However, the amount of incorrect information you have been touting may lead people to believe that the abuse suffered are falsehoods as well.

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        You have been treading on the side of falsehoods

        If you've been through basic or seen people who have, you'd recognize how difficult it is to fail out and how easy it is to simply be abused into a sufficient state of compliance.

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        • H [email protected]

          So me invading your home with a weapon and threatening to kill your family, you would just let it happen? You don't feel even a slight inkling to defend your families lives?

          Do they know that about you?

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          So me invading your home with a weapon and threatening to kill your family, you would just let it happen?

          Obviously not. I'd hand my young son, with no combat experience, a rifle and send him out to meet you. And when you shot him, I'd send my next son, who is even younger and easier to kill. And then I'd send my infant daughter, with a grenade tapped to her chest. And then I'd send my neighbors and my neighbors' kids and their neighbors and their kids, until everyone on the block was dead.

          And if one of them finally got you, I would consider all that bloodshed worth it. Because now we've secured the most important thing in the entire world - private property.

          And if none of them got you, and you were still camped out on my lawn, I'd blame the Woke Leftists, the Transgenders, and the Jews for my default, because they caved to Russian propaganda when one more salvo would have done it.

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          • R [email protected]

            More like blood drain, their brains are probably in atrophy.

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            Generational alcohol abuse will do that.

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            • G [email protected]

              Vlad should call his MAGA supporters to join his cause and it will fulfill their need for violence.

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              Also they would take heavy casualties. Use them as pure cannon fodder.

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              • T [email protected]

                Are they going to be equipped like the Russian soldiers in late WWII? One soldier gets a rifle, the other gets five bullets, and both get helmets the thickness of tin cans.

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                That is ww1. Not world war 2. The whole 'wait for your comrade to die and take his weapons' did not happen during ww2. It did happen in ww1.

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                  Russian soldiers in late WW2 were typically very well equipped, as were most soldiers by that stage in the war (even German soldiers were pretty decently equipped late war, though mostly due to having almost no soldiers left to equip).

                  Late summer 1941 and even at points during Stalingrad, sure there were definitely times when soviet soldiers were being thrown into battle massively underequipped, but this was the exception rather than the rule.

                  By 1944 (even by 1943) the Red Army was more mechanised than the Wehrmacht and was better at Blitzkrieg than the Wehr ever were.

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                  Lend lease really helped with mechanization. The jeeps and trucks they had were indispensable for the war effort. We often talk about guns and bombs, but people don't realize how important transportation and heavy machinery is.

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                    With Italy having 338 000 active military personnel, France 304 000 and Spain's 199 000, it really isn't that hard to imagine.

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                    Where did you get these numbers? I cannot find any sources to support them. Active personnel of mentioned countries is half to 2/3 of mentioned numbers. And this tells us nothing about these countries ability to produce new personnel.

                    Also, that's all on paper. When UK and France discuss a 'coalition of the willing' to act as peace keepers in Ukraine they are able to scrape together no more than a few tens of thousands, even though it is believed that 100-200K is required to be a deterring force.

                    We are talking about a force of several hundreds of thousands to be trained, armed and moved to a front to fight within a few months or at least within a year, in addition to already existing forces, a large part of which are unavailable to train new recruits because they are deployed.

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                      Pretty much the only Western-aligned nation that's ready to fight a war is Israel.

                      War, for Americans, really is just all fun and games right now. Most people haven't seen friends die. When that starts happening and the reality of war sets in, I don't think most Westerners will stick around. They value their lives too much.

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                      Isnotreal can barely hold their own against hezbollah and hamas. They cannot fight an actual country that doesn't have a postcolonial arranged military.

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                        Lend lease really helped with mechanization. The jeeps and trucks they had were indispensable for the war effort. We often talk about guns and bombs, but people don't realize how important transportation and heavy machinery is.

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                        "Infantry wins battles, logistics wins wars."

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                          "Infantry wins battles, logistics wins wars."

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                          Without logistics the infantry cannot win anything.

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                          • adespoton@lemmy.caA [email protected]

                            Ukraine is Russia’s Vietnam.

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                            Ukraine is about nearly 10x Vietnam at this point.

                            Hell, Russia experienced a Vietnam level of loss in about 2 months during the Avdiivka offensive.

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                            • mapleengineer@lemmy.worldM [email protected]

                              Russia isn't going to have any young men left.

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                              Might finally play against some non russian cs2 mic spammers

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                              • D [email protected]

                                I don't know that it is quite that bad, I think people will surprise you. Europeans stuck with Ukraine even though it costs and while some are turning their back they are a minority and they consider Ukraine none of the their business.

                                I think when another NATO or EU country is affected Europeans will see it very differently. It is an existential threat then. Russia wants to paint Europe as decadent and lazy, but Europeans stand firm when it really matters. We've proven that with Ukraine.

                                The bigger problem for Europe is to produce armed forces in the hundreds of thousands within the next few years. Making the hardware and training the soldiers in that small off a time will be difficult.

                                As for Americans... I don't really know where we have them. I do think there is a non-negligible chance they will be in a civil war by the end of the decade or the start of the next.

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                                Europeans stuck with Ukraine

                                I mean, giving weapons is different from sending soldiers. This is what I mean by "most people haven't seen friends die." It's a completely different ballgame that most of us in the West do not have experience in and are not prepared for.

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                                • microwave@lemmy.worldM [email protected]

                                  Summary

                                  Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered 160,000 more Russians aged 18–30 be drafted from April 1 to July 15, amid U.S.-brokered ceasefire talks.

                                  Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned the Kremlin is preparing a major offensive in Sumy, Kharkiv, and Zaporizhzhia, accusing Russia of stalling negotiations to gain territorial leverage.

                                  Over 100,000 Russian soldiers are confirmed dead. Ukraine reported 46,000 dead and 380,000 wounded.

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                                  As we all know, repeatedly drafting several divisions worth of men is a sign you're winning the war...

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                                    Let's just imagine what it would look like if Europe mobilized and armed 160,000 soldiers. The fact that it sees undoable for most tells us how badly situated we are...

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                                    Europe has 450 million people. It will be easier for them than Russia with 146 million people. Stop spreading FUD.

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                                    • microwave@lemmy.worldM [email protected]

                                      Summary

                                      Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered 160,000 more Russians aged 18–30 be drafted from April 1 to July 15, amid U.S.-brokered ceasefire talks.

                                      Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned the Kremlin is preparing a major offensive in Sumy, Kharkiv, and Zaporizhzhia, accusing Russia of stalling negotiations to gain territorial leverage.

                                      Over 100,000 Russian soldiers are confirmed dead. Ukraine reported 46,000 dead and 380,000 wounded.

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                                      And it’s 1 2 3 what are we fighting for don't ask me I don’t give a damn next stop is Zaporizhzhia

                                      That’s a lot of meat for the grinder

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                                      • microwave@lemmy.worldM [email protected]

                                        Summary

                                        Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered 160,000 more Russians aged 18–30 be drafted from April 1 to July 15, amid U.S.-brokered ceasefire talks.

                                        Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned the Kremlin is preparing a major offensive in Sumy, Kharkiv, and Zaporizhzhia, accusing Russia of stalling negotiations to gain territorial leverage.

                                        Over 100,000 Russian soldiers are confirmed dead. Ukraine reported 46,000 dead and 380,000 wounded.

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                                        The last round of conscription was meet with uncharacteristically loud pushback from the russian public so pushing ahead with even more is interesting. Is the kremlin that confident in the effect of it's propaganda? or is it just that desperate?

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                                        • ksin@lemmy.worldK [email protected]

                                          The last round of conscription was meet with uncharacteristically loud pushback from the russian public so pushing ahead with even more is interesting. Is the kremlin that confident in the effect of it's propaganda? or is it just that desperate?

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                                          Maybe I should just Google it but... do you remember any specific cases of this pushback?

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