Fri Nov 25, 2022, 08:10 AM
dutch777 (1,836 posts)
What would happen if we gave Ukraine long range missiles and they could strike inside RU?
If interior Russian supply depots and their power and other infrastructure got hit, I wonder what the RU people's reaction would be. Will be hard to hide Belgorod or some other major city with its power turned off.
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dutch777 | Nov 25 | OP |
2naSalit | Nov 25 | #1 | |
wnylib | Nov 25 | #2 | |
yagotme | Nov 25 | #4 | |
sop | Nov 25 | #3 | |
roamer65 | Nov 25 | #5 | |
Calculating | Nov 25 | #8 | |
Trenzalore | Nov 25 | #6 | |
Calculating | Nov 25 | #7 | |
DavidDvorkin | Nov 25 | #9 | |
Just A Box Of Rain | Nov 25 | #10 |
Response to dutch777 (Original post)
Fri Nov 25, 2022, 08:13 AM
2naSalit (67,518 posts)
1. Hard to say...
But recently I've been thinking we should let them strike cities and infrastructure inside that miserable country. The supporters of pooptin should feel this pain themselves. Might end this quicker.
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Response to dutch777 (Original post)
Fri Nov 25, 2022, 08:23 AM
wnylib (16,422 posts)
2. Instead of striking utilities power infrastructure,
what about obliterating Russian launchers and missiles at storage sites? Make it impossible for Russia to continue bombarding Ukraine.
Personally, my fantasy is a nuke dropped on Putin, wherever he's hiding out. Too bad that he is probably hiding in a nuke proof bunker. If we took out Putin, Russian oligarchs and military who are fed up with him might be so pleased to be rid of him that they wouldn't even retaliate. OK, it's a fantasy. ON EDIT: I wonder if it would be possible to disable Russia's nuke launching system so that a real, retaliatory war could be waged against them. Unfortunately, there are still Russian nuclear subs. |
Response to wnylib (Reply #2)
Fri Nov 25, 2022, 12:04 PM
yagotme (1,330 posts)
4. I believe most of the launchers are mobile,
so they would have to be tracked real time (up to us, most likely, and called "interference"
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Response to dutch777 (Original post)
Fri Nov 25, 2022, 08:34 AM
sop (8,927 posts)
3. Probably WWIII.
Response to dutch777 (Original post)
Fri Nov 25, 2022, 12:06 PM
roamer65 (33,412 posts)
5. The response by RuZZia would be greatly moderated if we gave Ukraine tactical nukes.
MAD works.
Mutual Assured Destruction. |
Response to roamer65 (Reply #5)
Fri Nov 25, 2022, 12:17 PM
Calculating (2,580 posts)
8. I'm starting to wonder if that's not the only way to end this
Give Ukraine some nukes, mad is then in effect between Moscow and Kyiv. Seems like the threat of completely destroying each other is the only way to stop wars.
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Response to dutch777 (Original post)
Fri Nov 25, 2022, 12:11 PM
Trenzalore (1,903 posts)
6. Probably a mushroom cloud in your backyard.
Response to dutch777 (Original post)
Fri Nov 25, 2022, 12:15 PM
Calculating (2,580 posts)
7. It's really the only way to stop the Russian rocket terror attacks
Deterrence works, Ukraine needs the ability to hit back or Russia has no incentive to stop hitting. For some reason the Russians believe they should be untouchable in this conflict.
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Response to dutch777 (Original post)
Fri Nov 25, 2022, 01:41 PM
DavidDvorkin (18,829 posts)
9. WWIII, but it would be emotionally satisfying for a few minutes.
Response to dutch777 (Original post)
Fri Nov 25, 2022, 04:35 PM
Just A Box Of Rain (3,783 posts)