Russia and Ukraine

[Thumpalumpacus]

Article from the Intercept on the Russian military's unexpected weakness.

It includes some interesting information concerning US involvement. Obviously, as the war becomes more blatantly an American operation the danger grows. There are nukes involved here.

...clandestine American operations inside Ukraine are now far more extensive than they were early in the war, when U.S. intelligence officials were fearful that Russia would steamroll over the Ukrainian army. There is a much larger presence of both CIA and U.S. special operations personnel and resources in Ukraine than there were at the time of the Russian invasion in February, several current and former intelligence officials told The Intercept.

https://theintercept.com/2022/10/05/russ...putin-cia/

It's odd how closely your posts repeat Kremlin talking-points.

At this point, with your posting of news articles but refusal to discuss them, I'd call what you're doing spamming. I wonder if there's any rule here against that.