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    1. Super-Brka on

      Is anyone still afraid of ruZZians „glory“ army?

      Slava Ukraini

    2. raberalf on

      Then it’s time so send our Tiger Panzerkampfwagen. Slava Ukraini!

    3. serioussgtstu on

      News is often focused on aircraft and drones, but for me it’s even more encouraging to see big losses of Russian artillery. As far as I can tell, Russian military doctrine depends on overwhelming artillery superiority in order to succeed. Additionally, reports often highlight that the war in Ukraine is primarily an artillery war, so if Russia can’t sustain their losses, then it will have a way bigger impact on the conflict to Ukraine’s advantage than other types of equipment losses.

    4. barrybreslau on

      It’s time their artillery caught up with their politics.

    5. Akovsky87 on

      For the US to donate comparable equipment we would have to begin raiding every front yard of every VFW

    6. DerpyFox1337 on

      Let me just remind you that they have alredy used a lot of D30 (howitzer from 1960)
      WW2 era eqipment in “modern” Russia in Ukraine was kid of a joke a year ago, now it’s a reality.

    7. Infinaris on

      If they’re beginning to use Howitzers built nearly a century ago they’re definately on their last legs. Once those are gone, their artillery is gone apart from what they can produce which is small.

    8. beavis617 on

      Their stockpile of weapons, munitions and personnel might be a bit depleted..

    9. Responsible-Bet-237 on

      Just because it’s from WW2 doesn’t mean they can’t hurt you.

    10. Many-Chicken1154 on

      You know it’s over when they start using captured German JU 87 Stukas

    11. UnionGuyCanada on

      I have seen something similar outside every tiny war memorial in towns across Canada. If they are truly using these museum pieces, the collapse can’t be that far off.

        Could still be a year or two, but the end is in sight when this is a viable option.

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