Russian losses in Ukraine Now At 1 Million Killed Or Wounded
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Oh, fuck off Ted-Bot.
Russia has been speaking the Ukraine every day for years now.
You're always wrong about everything and it's just 10 times as funny here because you have no dog in this race whatsoever.
You are a mindless goon.
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Russia’s deepening fury
By Lee Hockstader
When top U.S. and European generals assess Russia’s postwar intentions, they see a country consumed by fury and bent on revenge.
In three to five years — the time Moscow will need to reconstitute its battered forces — strategists believe the Kremlin will gear up to intensify a payback campaign that has already begun with sabotage attacks in Europe and might also target the United States.
“At the end of a conflict in Ukraine — however it concludes — we are going to have a very big Russia problem,” U.S. Gen. Christopher G. Cavoli, the supreme allied commander in Europe, told the Aspen Security Forum this month. “We are going to have a situation where Russia is reconstituting its force, is located on the borders of NATO, is led by largely the same people as it is right now, is convinced that we’re the adversary, and is very, very angry.”
Similarly, the new British armed forces chief, Gen. Sir Roland Walker, warns that Russia is unlikely to settle for a cold peace with Washington and its European allies.
“The lesson from history is the Russians don’t forget, and they will come back … wanting retribution for the support that was given to Ukraine,” he told a conference in London last week.
“The tragedy is that what started two and half years ago as Putin’s war — really one person’s war — in Year 3 is much more Russia’s war than just Putin’s war,” Alexander Gabuev, director of the Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center in Berlin, told me. “Too many people have died, too much animosity has been created between Russians and Ukrainians and Russia and the West.”
Gabuev, who left Moscow after the 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine, believes that the Kremlin’s ubiquitous domestic propaganda, combined with Western sanctions that have essentially cut off Russians from Europe, have intensified the grip of Vladimir Putin’s acrid nationalism. The Paris Olympics ban dovetails with Moscow’s narrative that a blameless Russia has been canceled by the West.
Just as ominously, Gabuev told me, the war in Ukraine will be the formative experience for future Russian leaders, forged in a struggle against the West, who will be promoted through the military, intelligence apparatus and other key agencies.
“It will be impossible to tell people in the Russian army and security apparatus that the war in Ukraine was unjust,” he said. “It will be set in stone that people explain to themselves that they were fighting all of NATO combined, and that will enshrine all this animosity and hostility.”
That attitude is already hardening throughout Russian society and culture. It is ingrained in revised history texts and even in elite cultural institutions, as an insightful story in The Post described this week. Schoolteachers; factory chiefs; museum directors; music and ballet performers — all of their jobs now depend on toeing Putin’s line. Many ordinary Russians have been cowed into silence and active dissenters forced into exile.
It’s critical that U.S. and European leaders take stock of what Russia has become: an increasingly galvanized society led by elites who see the Western powers as Moscow’s sworn enemy; the war in Ukraine as the outcome of Washington’s provocations; and Putin as an irreplaceable leader on a righteous mission to avenge the Soviet Union’s ignominious collapse.
That toxic stew is a recipe for generational struggle.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/07/31/russia-putin-reveng
e-ukraine-allies/
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Originally posted by second:
That toxic stew is a recipe for generational struggle.
There's nothing generational going on here.
You're going to need to buy a new globe soon. The one you got showing Ukraine is going to be obsoleted soon.
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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:Quote:
Originally posted by second:
That toxic stew is a recipe for generational struggle.
There's nothing generational going on here.
You're going to need to buy a new globe soon. The one you got showing Ukraine is going to be obsoleted soon.
Russia's economy faces a demographic disaster and risks seeing its population reduced by half by the end of this century, think tank says
Russia's population could shrink by half by the end of the century, the Atlantic Council said.
The Russian-Ukraine war has accelerated the population decline.
A shrinking population threatens Russia's economy and could result in worker shortages and low growth.
Russia's economy has a dire demographic problem on its hands, and the nation could see its population slashed in half by the end of the century, according to the Atlantic Council.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/russia-s-economy-faces-a-demograp
hic-disaster-and-risks-seeing-its-population-reduced-by-half-by-the-end-of-this-century-think-tank-says/ar-AA1otjwX?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=5d71b377b7b5484aa02f28226e912ac8&ei=51
But of course Jack knows best.
Laughing here...
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Experts explain Putin's weak response to breach of border in Kursk region
Russian President Vladimir Putin responded to the breach of the border and the fighting in the Kursk region only after a day. This sparked a wave of panic and hysteria on social media. There were even calls for declaring war, but Putin was reluctant to escalate the situation.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/experts-explain-putin-s-weak-resp
onse-to-breach-of-border-in-kursk-region/ar-AA1otnDi?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=5d71b377b7b5484aa02f28226e912ac8&ei=75
Here you go comrade signym.
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The fact that comrade signym doesn't like to post in this thread is because she can't face reality.
too funny
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Huge OFFENSIVE In Belgorod, Russian Forces OVERWHELMED
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Russian losses inside Russia?
Vladimir Solovyov talks about Ukraine's counter-invasion of Kursk
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'In Ukraine, the moment to stop Putin is now'
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/editorials/article-in-ukraine-
the-moment-to-stop-putin-is-now/
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When two tribes go to war
A point is all that you can score...Working for the black gas
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Poor comrade signym. She has to hide from the truth. Which is why she won't respond to this. Shit, she still says Russia is a democracy. Too funny...
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Russian news anchor says millions of Russians feel invasion is a catastrophe
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