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U.S. tells India there will be "consequences" for dodging Russia sanctions
Russia's Invasion of Ukraine (Official Thread)
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they only have one but it's a piece of shyt that travels with a tugboat because it breaks down so much.
New straw poll released in Russia shows Putin at 83% approval rating in Russia, up from 69% in January. People are having the words traitor sprawled on their doors if they oppose the war, and subject to more abuses and accusations. The sanctions have united the "on the fence" Russians with the hardliners and the doves/dissenters have all practically left or been silenced. Russias not breaking up anytime soon, theyre devolving into a Soviet like war-time society right before our very eyes 
Shaken at First, Many Russians Now Rally Behind Putin’s Invasion
Shaken at First, Many Russians Now Rally Behind Putin’s Invasion
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New straw poll released in Russia shows Putin at 83% approval rating in Russia, up from 69% in January. People are having the words traitor sprawled on their doors if they oppose the war, and subject to more abuses and accusations. The sanctions have united the "on the fence" Russians with the hardliners and the doves/dissenters have all practically left or been silenced. Russias not breaking up anytime soon, theyre devolving into a Soviet like war-time society right before our very eyes
Shaken at First, Many Russians Now Rally Behind Putin’s Invasion
Time for Putin to declare victory then
New straw poll released in Russia shows Putin at 83% approval rating in Russia, up from 69% in January. People are having the words traitor sprawled on their doors if they oppose the war, and subject to more abuses and accusations. The sanctions have united the "on the fence" Russians with the hardliners and the doves/dissenters have all practically left or been silenced. Russias not breaking up anytime soon, theyre devolving into a Soviet like war-time society right before our very eyes
Shaken at First, Many Russians Now Rally Behind Putin’s Invasion
time...
Pretty much why i do not give a shyt about sanctions causing any hardships over there except for those that are against the war/Putin.New straw poll released in Russia shows Putin at 83% approval rating in Russia, up from 69% in January. People are having the words traitor sprawled on their doors if they oppose the war, and subject to more abuses and accusations. The sanctions have united the "on the fence" Russians with the hardliners and the doves/dissenters have all practically left or been silenced. Russias not breaking up anytime soon, theyre devolving into a Soviet like war-time society right before our very eyes
Shaken at First, Many Russians Now Rally Behind Putin’s Invasion
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this is great news. i was kinda feeling bad for the destruction that the special economic operation will bring down on their heads, but since they're cool with maternity wards and children hospitals being bombed that's a relief for me.New straw poll released in Russia shows Putin at 83% approval rating in Russia, up from 69% in January. People are having the words traitor sprawled on their doors if they oppose the war, and subject to more abuses and accusations. The sanctions have united the "on the fence" Russians with the hardliners and the doves/dissenters have all practically left or been silenced. Russias not breaking up anytime soon, theyre devolving into a Soviet like war-time society right before our very eyes
Shaken at First, Many Russians Now Rally Behind Putin’s Invasion
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THE ONE
They had to give Chernobyl back 
They had to give Chernobyl back
once the dust settles and Russia breaks up (yes, i believe it's inevitable) it's gonna be like the fall of the Ottoman Empire.
that power vacuum...
and a more interesting question imo is what NATO does once Russia is officially a non-entity.
it's not like the fall of the USSR when people were asking the same question. this is gonna be no more Russia, period.
NATO is thee most powerful military organization in the world. i really wonder where their gaze will land without Russia.
Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
once the dust settles and Russia breaks up (yes, i believe it's inevitable) it's gonna be like the fall of the Ottoman Empire.
that power vacuum...
and a more interesting question imo is what NATO does once Russia is officially a non-entity.
it's not like the fall of the USSR when people were asking the same question. this is gonna be no more Russia, period.
NATO is thee most powerful military organization in the world. i really wonder where their gaze will land without Russia.
Yall still think russia is gonna collapse
Breh, even Iraq didn't collapse when we went in there and took out their leader and broke their military's back.
Russia would have to collapse from the inside and I don't see any inkling that it will happen.
