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By copravolley · Posted
But unfortunettly they'll probably capture it, just like Bakhmut, etc. Unfortunately, for the past three years, the Rus' have been slowly advancing, but they are gaining these territories—mainly in Donbas. The question is, where will they be permanently stopped? Ukraine's problem is that the eastern part is relatively flat, with no high mountains or other geographical barriers- there's the Dnieper River, but Ukraine can't retreat that far west. This reminds me a bit of the fighting on the Eastern Front in 1944-1945, when the Germans defended themselves valiantly in what is now Poland, but kept retreating. There were good fortifications in former East Prussia, plus good defensive terrain, and the Russians advanced very slowly, but eventually captured what they wanted. Fortunately, Ukraine isn't fighting on two fronts like the Germans were back then- because I'm sure that if the Germans had fought on one: east front, they would have certainly stopped the Russians somewhere- sure not in Berlin :P I generally enjoy World War II history. I recently watched some interesting fight of the German battle for Stalingrad in 1942. There were 3 large factories there and the Germans almost captured them all. They very nearly captured the city, and by September 1942, Hitler was practically certain it would fall. -
Nope, only 2 clusters: Milan and Cortina -
By Quaker2001 · Posted
I know you're joking, but that wouldn't even work because that day is the Super Bowl. So NBC will only have coverage on the broadcast network until Noon ET and then will have a shortened primetime show and late night after the game. Which means they'll have to condense Vonn in the downhill and the final day of the team figure skating event into that brodacast -
By Grassmarket · Posted
Geez Men's Team Sprint Final extremely gravity-affected, fallers all over the place. Catastrophic 2nd place for behind Lord God Almighty. -
By Grassmarket · Posted
Late change to the Olympic schedules - Womens' Downhill will now be a floodlit race starting at 22:00 CET 17:00 Eastern. -
Just means Brigone will win gold at Utah 2034. -
Russians claimed that they had captured Kupyansk several times. -
The plan is to have 4 different marching locations (one for each cluster). Presumably they will show the stadium entrance, and cut to the tv feed with 4 cameras, show the other 3 locations. -
They were counted sepatately in all the sports during Olympic qualifications. So right now they are to gran 2 male and 2 female quotas. How potential reallocation will work if the quotas approved by FIS will not be confirmed by the IOC? I really do not know ))
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By ChandlerMne · Posted
As long as Italy shows us its beautiful culture and history (or whatever they plan) with decency and style - they can split ceremonies in multiple parts. I loved Athens, Beijing and London, Sochi was also decent.
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