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The Medieval museums are in Moscow.
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2024-11-08
Its not the SU-57s that Ukraine should be that worried about. There are only 22 of them, and the ones that aren't under maintenance are probably tasked with being the anti-bomber force for Russia, meant to intercept B-52, B-2s, and such (similar to how the US has a bunch of the F-22s tasked). Russia also really doesn't want the US getting radar scans of the SU-57 unnecessarily. A few of them might be tasked with seeking out F-16s and other Ukrainians jets, but probably won't do much more than lob R-77 missiles from long range. Losing one to an F-16 would also be a major embarrassment. Its the SU-35s that Ukraine should really be worried about. These are pretty modern, capable fighters that Russia has ~118 of. Russia isn't going to sweat losing a couple of them, and doesn't care if NATO scans them because they aren't supposed to be stealth.
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2024-11-08
That footage is from the Morozovsk airbase ammo storage attack 7 days ago...
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2024-11-08
Dark Brandon has altered the deal. Pray he does not alter it further...
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2024-11-08
That, I'm not so sure of. Ukraine has been increasingly daring in its launching of surprise attacks on Russian targets without requesting permission from the US ahead of time, and it's causing some noticeable tension with the US. The risk of taking out Russian nuclear triad assets is one of the US's top reservations with giving Ukraine carte blanche to strike whatever it chooses, for exactly this reason. But after denying Ukraine permission a few too many times for Ukraine's own liking, they are pulling the same move as Israel and calling America's bluff. They know that the Biden Administration is politically invested in helping Ukraine, so they are pushing the envelope and daring the US to withhold aid as punishment for violating their rules. Though, I'd be very surprised if they knocked out nuclear-related stuff in this attack. I bet Rostov could plausibly store nukes, but they wouldn't be part of the nuclear triad for MAD purposes. They wouldn't be an ICBM or nuclear bomber, and I don't think Russia has a nuclear submarine port there -- at least not one that it's been using in the last year of the year, when Ukraine developed the range to strike targets as far as Crimea (because Rostov is even closer to Ukrainian front lines than the farthest reaches of Crimea).
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2024-11-08
We do know the answer to that. https://www.cfr.org/in-brief/nuclear-weapons-europe-mapping-us-and-russian-deployments
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2024-11-08
When Ukrainians fight, they win
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2024-11-08
Dont think silos are easy to move but i could be wrong.
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2024-11-08
Podvig has expressed skepticism that there's even still nukes in that storage site because he's not documented GUMO activity related to that base in a long time https://x.com/russianforces/status/1819784480606888353
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2024-11-08
Pretty sure David D is the most unreliable person on Twitter as far as the Ukraine stuff goes. He just posts whatever.
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2024-11-08
There's a storage site, but Podvig (whose a pretty credible nuclear weapons expert) is highly skeptical there's still nukes there because there's not been GUMO activity on that base in a long time: https://x.com/russianforces/status/1819784480606888353
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2024-11-08
Thank you. Exactly what i was looking for.
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2024-11-08
"The only known limit is that they can't use ATACMS against Russian airfields". which is stupid because those airplanes were made to carry nukes to the US
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2024-11-08
There's a word in Russian for the blatant obvious lying: "vranyo".
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2024-11-08
Ukraine has drones with ranges of over 1000 km, it being hit by drones means nothing without knowing exactly what model.
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2024-11-08
They can’t use ATACMS in Russia, no matter the target.
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2024-11-08
Russian airfields are where a number of Russian nuclear weapons are stored. The USA understandably doesn't want to play a part in compromising the security of those weapons. The last thing that the state department wants is an allegation that a plutonium pit got flung several kilometers away from an airbase as a result of an ATACMS strike and that it can't be located. Russia may also view an attack on a part of its nuclear deterence quite negatively, especially if done with American weapons.
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2024-11-08
A good question. Honestly the only thing keeping anyone from going after Russia at this point is their (queetionable)nuclear stockpile.
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2024-11-08
It's fairly similar to the USA's posture: The 2022 Nuclear Posture Review includes this wording: "nuclear weapons are required to deter not only nuclear attack, but also a narrow range of other high consequence, strategic-level attacks." which effectively means "if a certain number of 'strategic' targets are attacked, the US may choose to use nuclear weapons".
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2024-11-08
Yes and no. When you are attacking in general defenders will have an advantage but that only works if the defenders know where you are and can position themselves to defend against you. Right now Ukraine has the initiative and Russia does not have the manpower mass necessary to do counterattacks that result in anything at all effectively. That will change in the future but it takes time to move units around. And while they do that Ukraine probably has planned minimum objectives as well as if we can grab this or that even better objectives and is moving with a plan. While the recon units are just fucking shit up left and right as they move ahead of the main thrust trying to encounter advanced elements of Russian forces and pulling back if they meet any type of stiff resistance which is then intercept by artillery and drone swarms as they move on and scout some more. The point is that you need defenders to actually defend in the first place. If you have no one defending you aren't going to take casualties and if you have too few in the way of defenders you will suffer high loss rates even worse then the attackers. Anyways point being there is a certain mass needed in defense for it to be effective. And the only reason to send in units piecemeal is either scouting the enemy from Russia perspective or to delay them from running into areas before you can actually mobilize and move out together. While Ukraines goal is to find these gatherings out and maul them before they can even get deployed. Which is why these brigades are getting mauled so bad on the Russian side.
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2024-11-08
Information is extremely light. Ukraine is not putting out much for obvious reasons and Russia is blocking social media access in the areas to prevent the spread information from its own citizens.
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2024-11-08
That sounds like just regular ordinary Chinese supply chain reality.
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2024-11-08
Yeh I heard something about that but no info on that sorry maybe someone else knows better
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2024-11-08
An information vacuum suggests to me that things are going very poorly for the Russians. But I am happy to see good opsec being followed.
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2024-11-08
True. Exemple : desert storm
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2024-11-08
[New post can be found here](/r/worldnews/comments/1epbp55/rworldnews_live_thread_russian_invasion_of/)
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2024-11-08
I think much less distance for the FPV drones . Batteries don’t last that long on small drones . 
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2024-11-08
Don't sleep on the notion that these explosions are caused by Russian weapons. Belgorod knows all about this.
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2024-11-08
Sundar Pichai (Current CEO): https://x.com/sundarpichai/status/1822132667959386588 > Unbelievably saddened by the loss of my dear friend > @SusanWojcicki after two years of living with cancer. She is as core to the history of Google as anyone, and it’s hard to imagine the world without her. She was an incredible person, leader and friend who had a tremendous impact on the world and I’m one of countless Googlers who is better for knowing her. We will miss her dearly. Our thoughts with her family. RIP Susan.
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There's videos of it that you can watch.
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Why are they so offensive though? Do they have hate speech written on them?
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Let's gooo Ukraine
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2024-10-08
What's Federal Level mean?
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2024-10-08
Russia is trembling already...what a clown country.
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2024-10-08
I thought they declared super duper federal emergency yesterday.
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2024-10-08
There is a border and there were border troops. A state of emergency and martial law are not equivalent concepts. A state of emergency is introduced when there are grounds for it. Apparently, military actions in several villages were not grounds for introducing a state of emergency. Perhaps something has changed now. My colleague lives in Kursk, everything is calm in the city, what is happening in the villages - no one knows.
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2024-10-08
There were border guards, I don't understand the military hierarchy, but everything is calm in Kursk, the problem is in the villages. These villages are far from Kursk. My colleague said that the Ukrainian Armed Forces fired at the villages and hid in the forest. But no one said this officially, this is gossip from local residents. Perhaps this is true, I think it should be difficult to find people with weapons in the forest.
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2024-10-08
gonna laugh if they try to send like 100,000 conscripts at them and they just handle them all with 1000. i have a feeling this incursion group didnt even expect to get this far.
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2024-10-08
In capitalism no
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2024-10-08
You may lie, but you haven't refuted what I said. I know how to use Wikipedia and the statistics published on Wikipedia. What's the point of your lies if Wikipedia shows the reality? I just gave you Wikipedia data that you can't refute. The US is not the best place on earth, you have problems buying food, housing and accessing health care. The statistics confirm this. Why make up arguments when there are official statistics? I work in retail, analyzing the market for retail chains. My salary is enough for food, housing, and vacation without food stamps. My region is one of the poorest in Russia, but in my positions there are no food stamps and very few homeless people. It does not matter how much you pay me, because I will not go to live in the US. But I know for sure that a person in the US who does exactly the same job as I do in Russia cannot afford to buy food in the US without food stamps. In Russia, I get paid more than my colleagues in the US. There is a subreddit for my colleagues from different countries. In England and the Netherlands, people earn great money, but not in the US.
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2024-11-08
Are you incapable of having a conversation? What is your job? What is your pay? Why do you deflect?
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2024-11-08
I agree with what you have written, from what I know. And, to go back to your earlier points, of course we have poverty and social issues in USA as well. I can give you a similar list, not the same issues, but similar issues that myself and people I know in USA deal with here. You are right to point out these issues from both sides. However, it is not the same message and meaning I was trying to share. My original comments that caused this discussion come from my belief that my life in USA is preferable mainly due to the freedoms (or, lack of manipulation is another way to say it) that have supported individual economic benefits. For example, in Kursk oblast, I can see the photos and videos on Google Maps and on the war footage that show how Russia’s greatest resource is people. It is not an accumulation of wealth in property, infrastructure, and independence. And that is very different, I believe, than how the average American thinks about life. Please understand there was a time in my younger years that I considered “are we not all just humans trying to do more or less the same things, but in difficult circumstances with difficult cultures and values and ways of thinking?” Mostly, yes, I think that is the truth. But when I compare whether I think my life would be objectively better, safer, healthier, and free, I really do think I “won the lottery” by being born an American. I don’t dislike Russians. I do find some ideologies harmful. Also, I have no idea how easy or hard to understand we both are. If you’re interested in talking, I think we would be better off if we tried to make sure we understand each other rather than claiming “liar,” you know? The way you initiated the conversation, I really thought you might be a paid government employee. It makes me sad that I am genuinely starting to think “should I be concerned to continue this conversation for their safety?” I do not know and of course leave that up to you to determine.
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2024-11-08
All Adobe products can be purchased without problems. As well as Microsoft Office.
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2024-11-08
You don't want to believe in something you don't like. But now many foreign companies are enslaving citizens of India and third world countries in this way. Russia had 8 years of slavery, after which we managed to get rid of it, and now no one trusts foreign companies. They need strict control from the Russian government, otherwise we will fall into slavery again.
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2024-11-08
https://blog.adobe.com/en/publish/2022/03/04/adobe-stops-all-new-sales-in-russia Fuck off
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2024-11-08
Yeah I’m the one having a hard time accepting reality. Lolz. You know, it really helps when no one can censor your reality.
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2024-11-08
Insults are not an argument in a dispute. I have posted many links where you can buy products that are expected to be sanctioned. I can also buy software. Many companies have announced their withdrawal from Russia, but their products are on the shelves of Russian stores. I have proven this to you by providing links. It is more difficult to provide links to software, because sites can easily determine that you are from the US, but they do not care that I am from Russia.
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2024-11-08
Not. Legally. You can’t buy it legally. Yes. You can steal it like you always can. You are not having a serious conversation. Or am I to believe you think Russia makes the rules for others? Do you decide what Americans get paid for Tetris?
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2024-11-08
You don’t chat, do you?
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2024-11-08
Absolutely not true. They left for ethical reasons because they will get boycotted if they don’t. You’re woefully ignorant. When citizens have freedom of choice, they can deny buying products of companies they think are unethical warmongering authoritarians. It’s kind of a good thing. Guess what the side effect is? Russians lose access. And they complain. And their governors must explain to them what to believe, apparently. If your education was better, you could discern this for yourself like I do.
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2024-11-08
You are starting to contradict yourself. You told me that you can't buy anything in Russia. I proved you wrong, it upset you, and you decided to insult me ​​again. No, Russia has excellent education. But your companies are very hypocritical. They talk about leaving Russia, but they continue to sell their products.
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Contradiction is entirely on your end. You cannot claim you can buy things and ignore that you’re doing it illegally, as if that’s *not* sanctioned stealing. Russia is the world’s largest Pirate Bay. Who doesn’t know this?! And what could you possibly do to explain that. I suppose I should feel badly that your economy is going to fall apart due to theft?
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2024-11-08
Are you blind? They haven't gone anywhere, and where is the boycott of these companies? Dior has officially announced that they are returning to Russia. Will you stop buying all products from all companies? After all, none of the companies have actually left Russia.
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2024-11-08
You really shouldn’t have brought up contradictions…you are going back and forth on your own words. You are angry and insincere I think. Probably because you are lying so much.
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2024-11-08
I am much more educated than you, and in Russia there are no problems with access, everyone lives without problems. And you are somewhat poorly educated in the field of device management, in Russia governors do not have such powers, Russia is a federal state.
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2024-11-08
Loooool the fuck you are. You’re a total troll and you don’t have a damn chance against me at anything.
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2024-11-08
I am not stealing anything, you do not understand legal rights well. Private companies are not part of the state, they are the personal business of a group of people. If a group of people decided to sell their products in Russia, that is their right, they are not obliged to obey the authorities. You are now trying to turn Europe into the USSR, in the USSR the state decided who the company would trade with. In the US and Europe the state has no legal authority to prohibit companies from trading. I buy goods for money and do not violate any terms of the deal. This is capitalism, not the USSR.
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2024-11-08
You are lying, I have proven with references to the goods that I am not deceiving you. You are angry and now you are trying to prove that in the US companies are obliged to coordinate trade with the state, as it was in the USSR. This is absurd. You are angry about the independence of European and American business from the authorities, but this is precisely your freedom.
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2024-11-08
Why would I be angry when my life is objectively easier and better? You misunderstood much
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2024-11-08
You don't want to talk to me like a normal person. You are very arrogant and don't consider me a human being.
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2024-11-08
You can't destroy anything. And you always want to break everything, you don't think that normal people will be against it and won't even live on the ruins. You don't want to acknowledge the realities of life in Russia, there is no point in discussing this topic with you.
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2024-11-08
You don’t know what you want, eh? Not going the way you hoped?
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2024-11-08
Both of those statements are untrue and do not fit the past dialogue.
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2024-11-08
How close to mobilization and mandatory conscription do you think things are getting? As I understand it, right now a young person can make a small amount of money to join the military? But I think this will change soon. It is sad that you try to divert attention to a stranger when your own people are treated this way.
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2024-12-08
Nobody tells me about their plans, and I don’t know what will happen next. But the military is paid very well, my neighbor bought a nice house without a mortgage. And don’t make up stories about how you can buy a house without a mortgage in the US in one week. Mortgage statistics in the US are publicly available, in all countries of the world people pay off their mortgages for years. But I won’t say that all military personnel are paid the same, he is a professional soldier with a military education. I don’t know how much a private is paid. But military personnel in Russia have always earned a lot of money. By the way, the 12th thing I don’t like about Russia. Children of military personnel receive a discount on the competition for admission to a university, they will all be accepted. I don’t think this is fair to other applicants. But this is another incentive for men to join the army, it will be easier for their children to get an education.
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2024-12-08
Only a person who has no idea how houses are sold and built can laugh at building materials. I wouldn't be surprised if you personally live in a cardboard box and consider it an excellent building material.
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You gotta add Russia’s demographic situation to the mix. 1.8 at best, 1.2 at worst. Fighting age men come from the demographic segment that shrunk from the fall of the Soviet Union. Throw in all the casualties (and I’m pretty sure some of the wounded but still living won’t be having kids) against that demographic. Throw in those who left Russia to escape mobilization. (And how many will be coming back when this is over? If post-war, still sanctioned economic opportunities suck, they likely won’t.) All in all, it’s going to be diminished labor force. Less money going around, less taxes, less for the mundane but necessary stuff of everyday life. Probably also less incentives for the remaining Russians to have kids… The question may not just be “How long for Russia to recover?” but “What are the odds Russia _fails_ to recover?”
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2024-10-08
The lack of care or concern about the materialistic is usually a sign of a limited lifespan.
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This is just the liquid portion of their funds. Their illiquid holdings are much bigger (but a lot of that has been seized)
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2024-10-08
DO NOT GET YOUR HOPES UP!
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2024-10-08
What does this have to do with the US?
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2024-10-08
The super wealthy oligarchy and their families will be fine as long as they don’t fall out a window. It will take the collapse of the nation under them for them to really suffer. Although falling out a window gets more possible as this war goes on and things get worse.
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2024-10-08
**Worth it**
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2024-10-08
Ever considered calling it off?
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2024-10-08
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/s/zznjv5ijvq The effects of World War II are still reflected in Russian culture today, where drinking, ruthlessness and violence is extremely common and often accepted
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2024-10-08
Is it theoretically possible for the USA, Saudi Arabia, Brazil, UAE, Kuwait and Canada stop this war within 6 months by simply dropping their arses and taking a big hit on their oil prices, a short term hit lasting 12 months max, they control 50+ % of the worlds oil production after all. Would Russia then not be forced to drop their prices to match, meanwhile the price of everything else you need to run a war (the raw materials) goes through the roof. Surely this would bring the Russian economy crashing down, or is it really not this simple?
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Best news this morning. Sipping coffee, eating Ukrainian chocolate. Vse duzhe harno.
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> All that can be done is sanctions. Firstly, sanctions are already wrecking their country. You just need to apply enough pain that agreeing to pay reparations over time is cheaper than the sanctions continuing. Secondly, we *already have* $300bn of their frozen assets. If reparations are awarded under an international process, then that money will be applied for in court, turned over, and given to Ukraine.
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There's a report of railway collapse so yeah, it's matter of time Russia becoming a failed state.
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Shot himself in the head 2x on the way down
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Apparently, there is a concern about demographic collapse, too. Their demographics were age heavy, and they stayed sending the young blood to the front line. If that is correct, they could be facing a population crash if it keeps up.
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Serious question: but does Putin want to be remembered for (possibly) leading to Russia’s fall after a (likely) failed war? That’s as opposed to just growing fat and richer on oil profits had he never started this invasion. If Russia collapses one way or the other from this war, is that worse for Putin than not doing anything but Russia still surviving?
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2024-10-08
original borders must be before crimea, otherwise sanctions stay forever I assume.
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Oh well. National wealth is highly overrated.
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Oh yes, that’s true. 😁
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2024-10-08
Let them send Steve Seagul\* for fund collection. \*given the guy means nothing to me, I don't know how his name is written\^\^
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they always were a failed state, they're on their way to a national disintegration/breakup. Why should Siberians pay taxes to Moscow if they're getting nothing back except MIA sons? Things like that will start to crop up more and more over the next few months/years.
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that's just what they feed in from the national wealth fund ... the total mil budget in 2024 was set to 36.6 trillion rubles or 410ish billion dollar. and that's without russias darkpool usage in budgets
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2024-10-08
Wait it wasn't?
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2024-10-08
Trenches
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2024-10-08
And pay them with what exactly? Since the failed Moscow thunder run, Putin isn't relying on them regardless of their skills because they might do another Moscow thunder run. They're experience and they don't want to be a part of Russian Meat Battalions in the Donbas.
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2024-10-08
China will never take Taiwan military. Period
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2024-10-08
China’s food imports from the USA are only 17 percent of their imports. Less than Brazil. This doesn’t mean that losing American exports wouldn’t sting but it would by no means be a deal breaker. Food is obscenely cheap in China.
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Oh yeah baby, the military-industrial complex seriously loves war. It is, depressingly, in their best interest to keep wars going. There’s also been several high profile developments in other sciences during war, historically. The shit reality is that there is huge money involved and people are viewed more as statistics.
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20%of GDP .. not quite up to the 40% levels levels seen in Oz or the US, or the 60% for USSR in WW2, but I still can’t see how they’re going to be able to sustain that If they do run out of foreign reserves, I wonder what they can trade or export for the things they need
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