Starving soldiers’ scandal rocks Ukrainian army

I think that is because a lot of people people that are "anti" often go "see are doing badly." to validate their own position and say that the rest of the goals/things the group is up to are invalid. So it is difficult to filter between actual legit criticism of something that needs improving, without the person meaning that everything else is bad, and some of those that try to undermine the whole based on that specific thing.

That is the result of the 2-sides-only culture that has been bred by social media.

i got called a russia sympathizer and nazi for just saying some ukrainian refugees do stupid shit and behave like assholes. yeah, i guess i don't know what i'm talking about it's not like i'm working with refugees as a volunteer 😂

The problem lies in generalization, it's basically "but what if you're gay in Gaza?" but in a pro-Russian coat of paint. Vatniks will use examples of Ukraine being bad to demonize the entire people and justify atrocities and invasion.

Yep, saw that. Not to the same extent, mind you.

The problem in this case is a systemic issue with a military in general. Any problems should be swept under the rug ASAP. Because that might make you look bad before a superiors. And then you and everyone will be in trouble. So no wonder that commanders hid the problem. No an excuse. Just explain that exactly went wrong in here. Demands of compliance bread this mentality into professional military in Ukraine at the very least. And probably to every military in the world.

Few analysts and channels I follow have all pointed to those pictures being circulated as bullshit. I know Sal from "Whats Going on With Shipping" just posted an in depth video giving an overview of the logistical problems facing the US navy deployed to the Middle East, mainly dealing with fuel resupply, but he goes into the issue of the food supply as well. Summary being fuel is by far the largest logistical constraint, and with clear supply lines from Diego Garcia, food should not be an issue. Fresh food runs out first, frozen food supplies make up the few weeks after that, and as a baseline, complaints about food preferences are common on any vessel, especially when options become more limited. This could be real and an embarasing display for the American Navy, who prides itself on logistics. This could also very easily be AI, a repurposed image, hell, someone sending a joke to a friend in a "look how bad we have it" way, when in reality there are much better options available, or someone who just wasn't that hungry to begin with. I know everyone loves the angle of Trump's lack of a cohesive strategy in this war fumbling everything up, but there are baseline capabilities and functions of any military that are irrelevant to the shortcomings of the political leadership. No one does logistics like the US, I wouldn't call this a scandal, I would call this suspect at best, an outright fabrication at worst.

I shouldn’t have laughed at that headline, but I did.

> You literally cannot say anything that makes me think less of the man. Ah blind, undying faith in a politician. Sound really similar to some red had wearing individuals Zelensky made a lot of good decisions after the invasion during the first year, since then his track record... lets just say...less than stellar EDIT: an average listnookor should go on actual Ukrainian speaking subs and post the quote above, see the response :) Forgot this is the “worldnews” bubble