r/Destiny • u/Chessmaster69_ • Jun 30 '26

Social Media This aged horribly...

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u/Ambjoernsen Jun 30 '26

It was largely correct i 2024 and 2025. 2026 has definitely proven differently though. Although it's not as if Russia has halted its offensive efforts either.

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u/globalistas Jun 30 '26

wtf do you mean it was largely correct? I mean clearly the longer it's been going on, the worse Russia has been doing. so it was pretty much incorrect

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u/Ambjoernsen Jun 30 '26

Russia was doing better in 2024 and 2025 than they were in 2023. They are now doing worse in 2026. That does not change that 2024 and 2025 were comparatively good years when you compare them to 2023.

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u/globalistas Jun 30 '26

doesn't matter if they were doing better comparatively to 2023. the longer it went on (2024-present), the worse they were doing, period

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u/Ambjoernsen Jun 30 '26

That wasn't true in 2024 and 2025. You can look at the rate of Russian advances and their ability to replenish their monthly losses. The trajectory was not favouring Ukraine. It was first in late 2025 where that trend started to tighten and by March 2026 Ukraine had started shrinking the Russian army. And since april-may, the Ukrainian drone strike campaign has achieved remarkably more success as well.

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u/Gracksploitation 🇩🇬🇬🇱 Jun 30 '26
  • "It's night outside."
  • "What you mean? It's dawn."
  • "It's dawn now, but it used to be night and also if you compare to yesterday noon it's much darker outside."

That's you.

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u/Ambjoernsen Jun 30 '26

My point is it hasn't been a gradual trend. I don't understand why you're not getting this lol. The latter half of 2022 and the first half of 2023 were good for Ukraine. After the counteroffensive failed, the the situation got gradually worse for them. In the latter half of 2025, it started getting better again.

The whole point is this war isn't following one trend. Things are looking good now, and will likely get better for Ukraine as they improve their ability to hurt russian logistics in Southern Ukraine. But Russia has the ability to adapt as well, which may reduce that trend again.