Like I’m saying in a sense that the wars would be similar to the Yugoslav Wars in fashion, either all of these countries have either an equal size of population HYPOTHETICALLY, or they would have equally decent military capabilities, how would the conflict turn out?

He has failed his country and will continue To. Why is it that he has had multiple opportunities to make peace and stop this war but has chosen not to cause he wants to "WIN". All he's done is kill innocent civilians and destroy Palestine

Who is actually deciding Over Ukraine on Western side? President or gorvements? Will be nuclear holocaust inevitable if Donald trump wins either by attacking Russia or surrending the Ukraine increasing risk of nuclear war Into real possibility in like 5 years?

https://reddit.com/link/1gkkrkb/video/3gyah3z356zd1/player

Do you think that over the years drones or robots have completely replaced humans in wars and military conflicts?

Let's say that there's 4 fighter jets, they're all stealth and are in BVR against 4 other non-stealth jets. If a non stealth aircraft gets shot down, how would the stealth aircraft know they were shot down if they can't see the fireball? Does it just go off of radar? And if so, how would they know the difference between losing lock and shooting down an enemy aircraft?

The crisis in Sudan has taken a horrifying turn, with recent violence in Gezira revealing deep-seated issues of retaliation and vengeance. The bloodshed seems to be rooted in a complex web of betrayal, as a former high-ranking officer's defection has reportedly fueled the attacks. Communities suspected of supporting defectors have faced brutal retribution, leaving civilians—especially women, children, and the elderly—subjected to unimaginable cruelty.
Tamboul alone saw nearly 300 lives lost in a single day, making it one of the deadliest sites in this ongoing crisis. Nearby, in the town of Rufaa, at least 100 more were killed. Over 100 villages in eastern Gezira have experienced raids, according to reports from the Sudanese NGO Fikra for Studies and Development, with these attacks involving systematic violence against women, kidnappings, and widespread destruction.
The scale and severity of the violence demand global attention. Entire communities are being destroyed, and the cycle of revenge only fuels more suffering. International organizations and governments must take action to support Sudan and work towards a solution to end the violence.

The crisis in Sudan has taken a horrifying turn, with recent violence in Gezira revealing deep-seated issues of retaliation and vengeance. The bloodshed seems to be rooted in a complex web of betrayal, as a former high-ranking officer's defection has reportedly fueled the attacks. Communities suspected of supporting defectors have faced brutal retribution, leaving civilians—especially women, children, and the elderly—subjected to unimaginable cruelty.
Tamboul alone saw nearly 300 lives lost in a single day, making it one of the deadliest sites in this ongoing crisis. Nearby, in the town of Rufaa, at least 100 more were killed. Over 100 villages in eastern Gezira have experienced raids, according to reports from the Sudanese NGO Fikra for Studies and Development, with these attacks involving systematic violence against women, kidnappings, and widespread destruction.
The scale and severity of the violence demand global attention. Entire communities are being destroyed, and the cycle of revenge only fuels more suffering. International organizations and governments must take action to support Sudan and work towards a solution to end the violence.

What do they say about this in your country? I am from Russia and I am not very happy with this situation. So I wanted to ask people from other countries what do you think about this, what do your friends/government say, etc.?

I took that faithful journey into Ukraine Russia Combat Footage on Twitter and I automatically regretted it, for that whole day I was thinking of the shit I saw on it, I had that urge that I didn't want to see it, but I wanted to see it again. The footage on that really made me depressed especially today, like I went to my high school today and saw how people are laughing, playing around, patting each others back, and all I was thinking about all the poor people both Russian and Ukrainian people fighting shooting at each other, killing themselves because they were heavily injured, just because their governments told them so.

The thing I don't get is I saw multiple footages which I regret seeing of Russians and Ukrainians shooting themselves, theirs this one particular video I saw that stook out. Russians who were retreating were walking normally, the one got hit with a drone, he's on the ground and it doesn't seem like he even has that many injuries (I know he was most likely extremely injured from shrapnel) But then his comrade behind him was coming up, he pointed to his head, looked away, and his comrade just shot him in the head while he was walking by, then strolled past him like it was nothing. His own teammate, his friend. He shot him like their were respawns and this was a COD mission. I mean if I was hurt I would at least try to escape, is it really that terrible over there? (Rest in peace to the guy) How do you just do that? I can't fathom how terribly emotionally and physically a person has been fucked up by that war, they just shoot their friend and continue walking like any other day. I mean I guess it was a decent way to die, he was in pain, take him out quick, don't waste any time saying sorry so he doesn't have to feel pain. But man... That really got me thinking.

Another video I saw was a russian or Ukrainian soldier lying in a ditch in the middle of a firefight, he seem'd injured but not to the point where his legs were gone that I could see. Then he just points his machine gun below the chin, then fires once. He lives, surprisingly, then he shoots himself again to finish himself off. Jeez. I mean how cruel is it that both sides rather die then be captured or surrender. Yet again he was probably in pain, but I can't imagine being that injured to killing myself, I've never experienced combat myself, but like I would probably only end myself if I was like skinn'd alive, not to the point where you got shot a couple times ( I know it probably extremely hurt) But if I had a chance in living I would take it, jesus.

Its honestly terrible, war is terrible. I'm not even gonna start mentioning the hand to hand combat or the guy rushing another russian guy in the trench. Thats even more terrible. I really bless both sides, I hope this war stops. Every time I see videos of each other killing each other, I always know their a son, father, brother, or friend. And thats terrible how a human life, a human life with the possibility of living 75 years is abruptally ended, because one man decided to get angry for no reason.

Rest in peace to the Russians and Ukraines.

Fuck putin.

The fortress

Why do people always generalize when it comes to Russians, Russian residents and Russian speakers? Or are all Rusophobes finally allowed to post racist things without expecting any consequences? If a Russian, Chinese or Arab writes the same comment, then it is blocked and if a Ukrainian or Briton, Israeli etc. posts the same nonsense, then you close your eyes! It's not about this example but about 90%... Double standards? I have reported several comments, both from Russian audience and Ukrainian and three guesses which one was blocked immediately and which not... If then treat everyone the same or do we now have explicit racism directed only at a few nations and this is still supported by the platform...

Does anyone have a comprehensive list of the Ukrainian civilians + military killed and Russian civilians + military killed so far?

I'm writing a text that touches the topic and it's been more difficult than I imagined to find the numbers I want.

If you could share links to the sources, it would be great! I am willing to use Ukrainian Intelligence, Russian (cum grano salis), the US, and the UN.

Hope someone can help! Thanks!

After not thinking about it much, I am wondering if the United States could sustainably retract all of its involvement in foreign conflicts, and simply sit on its nuclear arsenal, and significantly armed population.

I just watched some footage of people fighting in Ukraine, and it's very obvious that war is just decent, average people being sent to die by rich sociopaths. At the end of the day, it's just humans dying. There is no "good side to it." I think offensive aggression should be avoided at all costs.

It seems to me that the United States could feasibly stay out of any and all foreign conflicts as it has significant natural resources, a very capable nuclear arsenal, and the most firearms of any country in the world. It seems to me, that on the face of it, we could be extremely safe for a very long time as no other country would want to invade us...especially if we stopped fucking with other countries.

Does anyone have any other thoughts on this? Is this unrealistic?

Is it just me or do I not understand how the British burnt down the White House?

Painting of the British Army burning down the White House in Washington D.C in 1814.

I would like to be educated on why the war in Ukraine started so I can form my own opinion on the subject beside what I see or have already read please don't be hesitant to start from the very beginning I'm a young American and this war could very well possibly affect me in the future