It took them YEARS to do it. All militaries and wars have logistical and operational issues. Maybe the Russians did change tactics because their tires are shit, who knows. But I seriously doubt its an issue they cannot adjust for. Maybe it just means they send more tires and station them closer to the front, and that they inspect and replace tires more often and before an assault. In either case I highly doubt its an issue that cannot be managed.
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Sorry I didn’t follow the entire discussion but the point seems to be: if you want to kill a bunch of people they better not be white?
14,000 people died in a shooting war that's been going on since 2014.
Same as former Yugoslavia.. Serbs were killing Bosnians. So in this case Russians were being killed. How do you think that Russia can sit still next door while its allies are attacked?
Because they weren't sitting next door.
They started the war in 2014 and have been actively supporting it ever since.
If so why did they agree to the Minsk accords, why did Germany, France and the UN endorse this process, and why did Ukraine renege on it?
It took the USN about a year.
Telenko thinks the Russians have depleted their entire stock of tires. Can they manufacture more?... Sure. Some official will make a pile of rubles on the black market from each new shipment.
From Dec 1941 to Nov 1943..almost 2 full years. And it was designed in 1931!!!! I seriously doubt they have depleted their stock. They are using about 10-15% of their military power right now so they have shitloads other vehicles they can canniblize from if they need to. Maybe I will be proven wrong but I seriously doubt they will run out of tires
Tires have a 5-10 year lifespan if they are maintained, less if not.
Cannibalizing older tires from older vehicles will just make the problem worse.
These are military tires not the same as your crappy tire specials. So lets both admit you have no way of knowing what the lifespan of a russian military tire is nor how it has been stored
Russia agreed to the Minsk accords because they thought it prevented other countries from getting involved and solidified their gains.
The outside groups agreed to it hoping it would stop the violence.
Both sides reneged on it because it was shoddily written and both sides were able to claim the other one was breaking the agreement.
Wow that is a load of HORSESHIT. Ukraine agreed to it and the Minsk ageements were to reintegrate the republics into Ukraine. Russia never reneged on it, only Ukraine refused to particpate in the process and begain attacks on the republics. Funny it was well written enough to be sponsored by Germany and France as well as received UNSC approval.
if you don't have a citation that says. (in Russian), the tires on the BM-30 Smerch must be replaced every 10 years or when thread is worn. Then you have no point.
You need to go look into the history of Minsk 1 and Minsk 2 and what happened there.
I get that since you believe Russia about everything you believe they were right to interpret Minsk 2 the way they did.
Lots of people disagree and from the text it isn't really possible to tell.
It really does seem like neither side wanted to abide by it, so they didn't.
Uh huh.
For some reason you think the Chinese and Russian made rubber tires are so much superior to every other rubber tire made on the planet.
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Only a fool would believe someone who want to sell him more product faster.Uh huh.
For some reason you think the Chinese and Russian made rubber tires are so much superior to every other rubber tire made on the planet.
How Long Do Tires Last if Not Used? - Tire Reviews, Buying Guide & Interesting Facts - Utires.com
Find out how long tires last if they aren’t used and why even unused tires age. Besides that, learn how to store them properly to prolong their lifespan.
https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-cu.../a25577/how-to-make-your-tires-last-10-years/
When properly stored in a climate controlled warehouse, tires have an almost unlimited shelf life, and once they're on the road, proper care can add many years to a tire's life.
So mr gullible, who has more credibility? A tire vendor or an enthusiast publication.
