Republicans Defeat Ukraine's Defenders in Adiivka

MAGA Republicans ally with Russia, resulting in wounded soldiers being abandoned in the retreat

Courtesy of Ukrainiskaya Pravda

“He can kiss my ass!” That was the response of Marjorie Taylor Greene when a reporter told her of former Prime Minister and now Secretary of State David Cameron’s criticism of her and MAGA Republicans for choosing to support Putin over Ukraine.

That statement pretty much sums it all up. It tells that ignorant traitors like Greene and her colleagues in the House deserve all of the horror and hell that the Ukrainian defenders of Adiivka are now experiencing — well, were experiencing. Adiivka has fallen to the Russians. For ten years, Ukrainians held onto the strategically important town of Adiivka. It took the MAGidiots in Congress just a few months, along with their Russian handlers, to undermine Ukraine’s defenses, leading to a sloppy and deadly retreat. 

The Russian army is a shit show, and its incompetence is now on record for all the world to see, but even the Russian army can overcome a superior fighting force when it outnumbers it 5:1 — in military theory, an attack must have an advantage of at least 3:1 to stand a chance of victory. Russia also now has a virtually limitless supply of ammunition. It has received millions of shells and missiles from North Korea. The Russians fire ten artillery shells while the Ukrainians fire one. 

Do you know why they are only firing one? Because the MAGidiot traitors cut off funding to Ukraine. 

Ukraine ordered the complete withdrawal from the ruined city of Avdiivka in eastern Ukraine before dawn on Saturday, surrendering a city that had been a military stronghold for the better part of a decade, in the face of withering Russian bombardment and relentless assault.

As the battle for Avdiivka intensified, Ukrainian commanders fighting in the area were forced to ration ammunition, they said. White House officials have seized on similar accounts to assert that the failure to pass a $60 billion renewed military aid package in Congress was directly undermining the Ukrainians’ fight on the ground. The Ukrainian government is also struggling to recruit and mobilize soldiers to fill its depleted ranks after two years of often brutal fighting (Longtime Stronghold for Falls to Russians).

Ukraine does not have the manpower to overcome Russia. To market the war to Russians, Putin often employes similar language used during World War II. When the German army invaded, it was a life-or-death struggle for the Russian nation. Ukraine is nothing of the sort for Russia, but Putin has turned it into that. He has proven that the Russian army is an unprofessional mess that relies on meat waves — thousands of men, some even unarmed, are ordered under gunpoint to attack fortified positions. Hundreds and even thousands die, but eventually, the position is taken.

Putin has purposely dimmed the brightness of the future for generations of Russians. Without a doubt, this country will be isolated and hated for at least another 100 years — and rightfully so. Putin realizes that if he approaches this war with any less sense of all-in desperation, then he will find himself hanging from a birch tree in the forest between Moscow and St. Petersburg. 30 percent of the country’s budget is now being plowed into the genocide of Ukraine effort. The only way Ukraine can win this war, or at least inflict so much damage on Russia that Putin is eventually removed or dies, is to be supplied with the very armaments the West has. 

The MAGidiots in Congress have signaled to the world, and most regrettably, to Putin, that they will cut off Ukraine and let it rot on the vine. The genocide planners in Moscow have been given a gift, and they will be sure not to allow this one to go unused. 

Having been unable to make inroads across most of the 600-mile front because of the precision of Ukraine’s weapons, as the munitions shortage begins to ripple across the vast, frozen front, Russia, newly supplied with millions of rounds of ammunition, is not holding back anywhere. Russia’s army, and in some cases nearly hourly meat waves, are prodding all along the front, searching for areas where it can break through.

Adiivka has become one of those spots. 

“Avdiivka is a very important strong point in the Ukrainian system of defense,” because it protects Pokrovsk, about 30 miles to the northwest, a logistical hub for the Ukrainian Army, Mykola Bielieskov, a military analyst at the National Institute for Strategic Studies in Ukraine, said in an interview.

“Taking control of Avdiivka might create an opening for Russia,” he said.

Even if the lines stabilize after the Russians take the city, its fall will allow the Russian military to move its troops and equipment more efficiently as it presses in other directions (Longtime Stronghold for Falls to Russians).

Will the MAGidiots in Congress pop open bottles of champagne if Kyiv falls to the Russians?

It has been hinted that Kyiv’s special forces have a hit list. Russians regularly land on that list, and then when they least expect it, like when home on leave or recuperating in the rear, the assassins strike. It is said that they killed the Russian nationalist bloggers — one in Moscow and one in a cafe in St. Petersburg.

They may need to expand beyond Russian nationals.