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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Broken_Clock who wrote (1548083)7/21/2025 3:00:40 PM
From: Tenchusatsu2 Recommendations

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Darn the bad news, PooTin cucks!

RuZZia is out of tanks and is now trying to keep their forward momentum going with ever increasing reliance on infantry and motorcycle brigades ...



Meanwhile, RuZZia's production rate of T-90M tanks (a good tank on its own merits) only increased from 17 per month in 2023 to 20-25 per month in 2025. That's hardly enough to sustain RuZZia's oh-so-feared "summer offensive," which is now already past the 50% mark but has not translated into any meaningful gains whatsoever.

That's probably why RuZZia is now heavily focused on drone production and flooding Ukraine's skies with strikes on "military laundromats" and "military condominiums." They've transformed PooTin's three-day war of choice from a conventional military campaign of conquest into blatant terrorism, yet the world continues to shy away from calling it as such.

Either way, despite what the PooTin cucks believed, RuZZia does NOT have an endless supply of war materiel to throw at Ukraine.

Meanwhile Ukraine still remains an extremely tough nut to crack, Zelensky is in no danger of losing power, and NATO is in no danger of falling apart despite Trump's best attempts to facilitate that particular outcome.

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