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  This is what those Leopards were born to do
context: The sooner Ukraine will receive modern weapons, the sooner war will end. >
  
  I don't believe in this. Just adding material won't change the time frame. There are just too many Rossiyane that Russia can still sacrifice in the Ukrainian meat grinder.
  The war will end when the people of Russia and its colonies will rise up against their leadership or whenever NATO sends troops to defend Ukraine. Whatever comes first. >
  
  Ukraine is absolutely capable of winning this war in the field with sufficient support. Russia is not going to run out of manpower, but they can run out of enough equipment to effectivity hold their positions. If Ukraine gets more quality armour, precision artillery, and hopefully airpower they will be able to conduct devastating manuver offensives
  Large numbers of poorly equipped, poorly led mobilized troops with low moral are a ripe target to be encircled and destroyed by armored offensives >
  
  I hope you are right. >
  
  What's to hope?
  The reason why russia has so many losses is because they are already running out of supply. There are no more huge convoys rolling, the use of rockets and artillery has reduced massively from the start of the war and the quality and equipment of the soldiers is also critically low.
  Sure russia could throw in a few more million soldiers but what use is that if you don't have the equipment to support that? In WW2 their massive numbers could achieve something BECAUSE they were provided material by the west in huge amounts. They don't have this luxury this time and as long as china isn't jumping in, which they very probably aren't, raising troop numbers will only lead to even worse equipment per soldier as well as hurting their economy and social peace. >
  
  I don't disagree with you. I am just not as optimistic on how long it will take and how many lives it will cost. >
  
  If it helps often things from the outside look stable enough until one day it doesn't anymore. >
  
  I feel a great disturbance in reddit, as if a millions of voices of r/NonCredibleDefense suddenly cried out in pleasure and were just as suddenly silenced when their sub was quarantined. >
  
  
  quarantined
  
  Lol, when did that happen? >
  
  If Reddit clamped down on every sub that spams anime memes with ms paint images dropped overtop of them they’d run out of content