Elites call for 'regime change' in Russia
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How do you guys see the Ukraine war end? What will be the consequences? Russia seems to have more casualties then I expected and things have slowed down.
Can Ukraine defeat Putin? And what will Putin do in case of failure? Is it possible he would just nuke the shit out of everyone?
Win or lose. what will be the consequence for the globohomo agenda?
Honestly I don't know. The Americans have predicted they would collapsed already but actually the Russians didn't go in full force yet.
Meanwhile the Turkish made drones are bullying the Russian made air defense systems, just as they have done in all their previous wars before since their debut in Syria but now against the ones manned by Russian regulars. Poland's certainly going to buy many more now.
Any idea why? I have seen all sorts of speculation. That he wants to avoid civilian and military casualties (to not further embitter the Ukrainians against Russia). That he doesn't trust the competence or loyalty of the soldiers.
My pet theory is that they 'predicted' all sorts of goals which were not actually goals, only to then announce that they lost because those phantom goals were not achieved. In objective terms, the amount of progress the Russians have made is huge, and comparable to other Blitzkriegs, and yet the Regime is telling us that it's going poorly.
They've been preparing for many months (years actually) and yet it still wasn't enough. Like with huge logistical problems (including with fuel) despite being not even very far from the border. Evidently thought a demonstration of force would be all that was needed. Also many regulars look unmotivated or just confused or embarassed (but there also apparently the enthusiastic ones, like the Chechens doing their typical swagger). The whole thing is just awkward. The seps are apparently acting alone and are a complete sideshow.
Not sure how one can draw such sweeping conclusions just days in. The morale problem among the soldiers and on the home front seems to me to be the biggest problem, as it can not easily be resolved.
If a week from now, Putin gets a peace whereby Ukraine promises to be neutral and recognizes Crimea, he'll be hailed as a genius for the lightning campaign.
Their tough guy general / civil engineer doesn't seem as on top of things as we thought.