Bradley Fighting Vehicle vs russian Infantry Fighting Vehicles

[Bleipriester]

Putin leads Russia into a crushing defeat at the hands of the west and his life might not be worth much.

I see all those heavily armed sanctions amassing at the Donbas region. The Russians tremble like an aspen leaf.

 

[Likkmee]

In addition, it is alarming that the design of military uniforms was entrusted not to a military equipment specialist, but to a haute couture designer close to "non-traditional" circles.

(on the right is the famous propagandist of homosexuality Moiseev, on the left is the designer of the military uniform Yudashkin)

But we must discuss technical aspect and not sexual.

 

[Silver Cat]

A war with Russia would go nuclear. These two machines would never see each other in some massive combat operation. Russia would start losing a conventional war within 48 hours and would start slinging nukes.

The Russian military doctrine don't have such a term as 'conventional war' at all.
They use terms:
a) local war (limited goals, conventional (actually the word 'obychnoye' more close to 'traditional') weapon);
b) regional war (important goals, both 'conventional' and nuclear weapon) ;
c) large-scale war (existence of the state on stake, they use everything).

 

[rupol2000]

The Russian military doctrine

In general, they are likely to have problems with the delivery of warheads, because the rocket engines for ICBMs are manufactured in Ukraine.

 

[rupol2000]

The Russian military doctrine don't have such a term as 'conventional war' at all.

There is the concept of "non-nuclear ": "a system of non-nuclear deterrence - a complex of foreign policy, military and military-technical measures aimed at preventing aggression against the Russian Federation by non-nuclear means.
"
This is the same more or less
Weapons of mass destruction also include, apparently, biological and chemical weapons, but these are prohibited by international treaties, and Russia signed these treaties.

In general, I read this doctrine fluently, and did not see anything definite there, only general words. It looks like a formal bureaucratic document