BREAKING: US tells Ukraine we’re broke, HYON

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I'm really curious about who will lead Russia post-Putin. Seems like they pendulum from wild leader to chill leader.
 

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Shouldn't have been killing ethnic Russians in the east. Now those areas belong to Russia and no NATO membership for them. All that bloodshed, death and infrastructure destruction and Ukraine accomplished nothing but being 100 billion in debt and Ukrainians of child bearing & fighting ages scattered all over Europe.

Anyway the smart Coli brehs were telling you the obvious since the war started but y'all were busy spreading NATO babble. :sas2:

Go suck Elon’s dikk you fakkit

I'm really curious about who will lead Russia post-Putin. Seems like they pendulum from wild leader to chill leader.

I think Russia further ends up balkinizing

The fukk does Obama have to do with this :dahell:

That sissy just says anything to get attention to live with the fact he has penis on his breathe
 

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Shouldn't have been killing ethnic Russians in the east. Now those areas belong to Russia and no NATO membership for them. All that bloodshed, death and infrastructure destruction and Ukraine accomplished nothing but being 100 billion in debt and Ukrainians of child bearing & fighting ages scattered all over Europe.

Anyway the smart Coli brehs were telling you the obvious since the war started but y'all were busy spreading NATO babble. :sas2:
What has Russia accomplished? Hundreds of thousands of their youth dead when they are already in demographic decline? United Europe? NATO stronger than ever? Governing a burnt out territory where everyone hates them? What happens after Putin?


Russia been lost clown.
 

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Manpower isn’t the issue for Ukraine. Equipment is.
simply not true


and just think logically, russia has a much larger military reserve and even more drunks and criminals than ukraine can ever muster. a war of attrition is inherently a bad deal for ukraine which is why time is not on the side of ukraine. ukraine needs either a decisive victory or a political crisis within russia. until then, russia can just run up the clock on them. judging by the way we dish out weapons, NATO does not want to help ukraine win a decisive victory in a manner that would put putin under the kind of stress that could result in nuclear weapon use.

basically, ukraine is a proxy and they are being used. their goals align with NATO to a degree, but NATO can win political goals while ukraine suffers. zelensky knows this, which is probably why he doesnt always do what the american generals advise him to.

 

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and just think logically, russia has a much larger military reserve and even more drunks and criminals than ukraine can ever muster. a war of attrition is inherently a bad deal for ukraine which is why time is not on the side of ukraine. ukraine needs either a decisive victory or a political crisis within russia. until then, russia can just run up the clock on them.
Faulty premise. Russia isn’t the 1939 Soviet Empire. If Russia had such vast manpower reserves they wouldn’t be losing territory in the south due to having to shift manpower to Adviinka. They may have more manpower than Ukraine but the notion that they have time on their side when they are fighting a war on Ukrainian territory is about as accurate as saying the Americans could wait out the Vietnamese.



Let’s talk reality about Russias so called ability to maintain an attritional position in a foreign country

Putin is urging women to have as many as 8 children after so many Russians died in his war with Ukraine - Business Insider

"Addressing the World Russian People's Council in Moscow on Tuesday, Putin said the country must return to a time when large families were the norm.

"Many of our grandmothers and great-grandmothers, had seven, eight, or even more children," Putin said.

"Let us preserve and revive these excellent traditions. Large families must become the norm, a way of life for all of Russia's people. The family is not just the foundation of the state and society, it is a spiritual phenomenon, a source of morality."

"Preserving and increasing the population of Russia is our goal for the coming decades and even generations ahead. This is the future of the Russian world, the millennium-old, eternal Russia," Putin continued.

Putin's remarks come amid decades of falling birth rates in Russia that its invasion of Ukraine and the subsequent economic fallout have only made worse.

In October, the UK's Ministry of Defence reported that Russia has likely amassed up to 290,000 killed or wounded soldiers in the war against Ukraine.

Since coming into power 24 years ago, Putin has tried to boost Russia's birthrate by introducing a range of government incentives for those who have children, including payouts for families who have more than one child.

But the measures have had little to no impact, with figures from Rosstat, Russia's federal-statistics service, putting the Russian population at 146,447,424 as of January 1, lower than it was in 1999 when Putin first became president, Le Monde reported.

"Russia lacks workers," Alexei Raksha, a demographer who previously worked at Rosstat, told AFP in February. "It's an old problem, but it has gotten worse due to mobilization and mass departures," he said.


 

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I love how I caught you in three lies, and your only response is an ad hominem attack on my avatar. :dead:

Chomsky's ancient ass still flushes shyts down the toilet that have greater historical awareness than anything you've ever posted.

Do you even know what his position on Ukraine was? What "simple facts about material reality on the ground" do you think he was unaware of?
 

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You have weirdly wrong and backwards ideas about certain current events, breh. You are otherwise a smart and funny guy. :manny:

Before 2014, Ukraine's freely and fairly democratically elected government was considering buddying up to Russia a little bit. Given simple geography, this seemed like the best option to them. NATO said "fukk that!" and engineered a coup that installed a right wing reactionary government. American media misreported this as a popular uprising, of course.

A couple years later they get a literal comedian installed as president. It's all bullshyt. Putin is not a good guy in any way. Well, except for that time he said "Street rap may be a bit tough, but it has an important message about social change." But NATO is the continuation of fascism on the continent. Operation Gladio stuff.

Ukraine was, to a great extent, a willing and happy participant in the Holocaust. After WW2, a whole bunch of Ukrainian Nazis escaped to Canada.

And what have they been doing since then? :mjpls:
 

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Shouldn't have been killing ethnic Russians in the east. Now those areas belong to Russia and no NATO membership for them. All that bloodshed, death and infrastructure destruction and Ukraine accomplished nothing but being 100 billion in debt and Ukrainians of child bearing & fighting ages scattered all over Europe.

I have always taken issue with the way this war has been depicted. In Ukraine you have like 3 sides. The Ukrainians that identify as Russian, the ones that are neutral and want this shyt to be over with and the hardliners that want nothing to do with Russia and want the war to continue

Unfortunately the the last group are the ones in charge right now, so I don’t expect this war to be over anytime soon
 
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