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Igor Melnyk's avatar

Ukraine's goal is to destroy Russia's war machine. The drones are doing their part — hitting refineries, crippling logistics, bleeding the budget, reaching targets Moscow thought were untouchable. But Russia was already rotting from inside — the competence left two decades ago, what remained was corruption, theft, and circular cover-ups dressed as governance. The strikes didn't expose a weakness. They exposed a country that was never as strong as it pretended to be.

Erik S's avatar

Reading this post I somehow start to realize that today's ruzzian opposition is really about how to get "ordinary ruzzians" suffer less than about how to stop this war and fix putistan ambitions to kill everyone who thinks differently.

I will fill the gap, there is another way out - putler gets out of Ukraine.

Nsd42's avatar

This continues the pattern of incurring long term cost for short term relief. Maybe okay for a couple of years, but now it’s becoming extraordinarily dangerous to the Russian economy.

Nick W's avatar
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Russia has turned into a gigantic, slowly melting Chernobyl