Ukrainian War Developments

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Mohsin77

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If they make their currency backed by gold and oil it might get some real traction.

Russia shelling cities? Hardly a surprise. They already had the entire book on sanctions thrown at them, now "The West" is left with no way to escalate political/economic pressure in case actual bad stuff happens.
Yeah. Nice of them to sanction the Russians so much the Russians no longer have anything left to lose.
They have experience with previous times when even after doing all they could to address US claims for cause of sanctions they never got sanctions relief. Detente with the Soviets only happened when they reached nuclear parity with US. The Russians know the US won't negotiate with anyone weaker than them. The thing is, the Russians today have superiority in terms of nuclear arsenal. And the US ignores this at their own peril because they assume the Russians won't use nukes. We live in dangerous times.

Yeesh. Wonder what the GDP would look like by the end of 2022.
It will crash into oblivion. But the Russian economy is mostly self-sufficient. They will suffer for a couple of years but then they will have an economy which is shielded from US snooping into financial transactions, interference with oligarchs, etc. If Iran can do it, what makes you think Russia can't?
 

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It will crash into oblivion. But the Russian economy is mostly self-sufficient. They will suffer for a couple of years but then they will have an economy which is shielded from US snooping into financial transactions, interference with oligarchs, etc. If Iran can do it, what makes you think Russia can't?
Iran=/=Russia

The societies are completely different. There is no comparison between them.
 

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If they make their currency backed by gold and oil it might get some real traction.


Yeah. Nice of them to sanction the Russians so much the Russians no longer have anything left to lose.
They have experience with previous times when even after doing all they could to address US claims for cause of sanctions they never got sanctions relief. Detente with the Soviets only happened when they reached nuclear parity with US. The Russians know the US won't negotiate with anyone weaker than them. The thing is, the Russians today have superiority in terms of nuclear arsenal. And the US ignores this at their own peril because they assume the Russians won't use nukes. We live in dangerous times.


It will crash into oblivion. But the Russian economy is mostly self-sufficient. They will suffer for a couple of years but then they will have an economy which is shielded from US snooping into financial transactions, interference with oligarchs, etc. If Iran can do it, what makes you think Russia can't?
Just let those 5th column oligarchs flee to London then hit the economic reset button.
Russia is if i'm not mistaken food independent, and has its a lot of domestic industries and sectors.
 

Mohsin77

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I am now starting to doubt if Russia can win this militarily.

Perhaps because you're focusing on drone footage from the Ukrainian side.

What you haven't seen is the impact effects of the MLRS barrages on Ukrainian formations.

Take a UCAV strike and multiply it by like x1000, that's one 1 barrage on an Army formation.

What we also don't see is air strikes on Ukrainian C4I nodes and critical military infrastructure.

Ukraine's Eastern formations are literally surrounded, and so is Kiev, with amassing resupply.

The idea that Ukraine can 'win' this militarily is still a fantasy.
 
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