MeisterEckhart wrote on Oct 19
th, 2022 at 9:16pm:
Hilarious that anyone would think that the US and NATO has deployed even 20% of their capacity to wage war in Ukraine.
They've given Ukraine just enough to stand toe-to-toe with the Russian Federation, while their collective right hand is tied behind their back.
As one military expert said - the US owns the sky and the night on the battlefield - The US has not deployed its gargantuan air superiority and nighttime capacity in Ukraine (air superiority being the advantage that unites its entire military), which is calibrated to defeat the next two superpowers after the US at the same time.
The two most powerful air forces in the world are the US Airforce; after that - the US Navy.
And you better believe that two people who are certain of this are Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping.
And the USA and NATO should have gone in straight away in February 2022
and given the Russians a quick lesson they'd never forget.
Remember all those Russian tanks lined up on the highway to Kiev? -
that would have been another highway of death just like North/West of Kuwait in 1991.
https://www.warhistoryonline.com/war-articles/the-kuwait-highway-of-death.html?f...
The convoy was three miles long, and the US engaged all of its available aerial attack units to target it. However, bad weather and low visibility was hindering the attack.
First to reach the convoy were USMC A-6E Intruder jets with ammunition of Mark 20 Rockeye cluster bombs. They targeted the front and rear ends of the convoy to prevent it moving back or forwards and thus become a prime target for more attacks. The convoy became cut off.
Subsequently, the entire convoy was attacked by coalition aerial forces for around
10 hours. Any vehicle that diverted off of the highway was tracked, hunted and destroyed.
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An A-10 Warthog aircraft pilot who took part in the attacks said that it was like a fireworks show with explosions all over the place.