Russo-Ukrainian War - 2022 Edition - Part 7

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TheMightyQuinn said:
I wonder what the p[point of the war is atm? As it stands, things now have gone too far: IF Russia win and take control of the Ukraine, what are they left with?

A country with completely destroyed infrastructure, their own economy destroyed so they will not have the funds to rebuild anything in the Ukraine...and a population of partisans that will complete sabotage missions daily until the end of time.

A three week war in the form of a bloodless coup, would have worked I guess...but this is just unfathomable.
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The war has become one of micro penis putlers survival. Idiot over played his hand and now has no options.
 
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Mobilize 500k of the active working force, make another 1mill to run away, and would be absolute miracle if there is anyone left unemployed

  • ‘Economy is stable’: Putin​

    After the West imposed the most severe sanctions in modern history over the war in Ukraine, Russia’s economy has shown remarkable resilience but the world’s biggest producer of natural resources is now turning increasingly towards China.
    “The situation in the economy is stable,” Putin said. “Much better than not only what our opponents predicted but also what we forecast.”
    Putin said unemployment was a key indicator. “Unemployment is at a historic low. Inflation is lower than expected and has, importantly, a downward trend.”
    Russia’s economy contracted in 2022 under the weight of sanctions, but way less than most economists forecast. The $2.14 trillion economy is forecast by the Russian government to contract by 0.8 percent in 2023.


 
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Mobilize 500k of the active working force, make another 1mill to run away, and would be absolute miracle if there is anyone left unemployed

  • ‘Economy is stable’: Putin​

    After the West imposed the most severe sanctions in modern history over the war in Ukraine, Russia’s economy has shown remarkable resilience but the world’s biggest producer of natural resources is now turning increasingly towards China.
    “The situation in the economy is stable,” Putin said. “Much better than not only what our opponents predicted but also what we forecast.”
    Putin said unemployment was a key indicator. “Unemployment is at a historic low. Inflation is lower than expected and has, importantly, a downward trend.”
    Russia’s economy contracted in 2022 under the weight of sanctions, but way less than most economists forecast. The $2.14 trillion economy is forecast by the Russian government to contract by 0.8 percent in 2023.

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Look at these cooked up numbers and weep, western imbeciles!
 
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sefeddt said:
Russia's finest.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1614583653048242178
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Mikhail Viktorovich Popkov (Russian: Михаи́л Ви́кторович Попко́в; born 7 March 1964) is a Russian serial killer, rapist, and necrophile who committed the sexual assault and murder of seventy-eight girls and women between 1992 and 2010 in Angarsk, Irkutsk, in Siberia, and Vladivostok in Far East, although he has confessed to and is suspected of at least eighty-three in total. He is known as "The Werewolf" and the "Angarsk Maniac" for the particularly brutal nature of his crimes; he would extensively mutilate the bodies of his victims and perform sexual acts on them.

Popkov targeted women who did things he considered immoral, such as going to parties without male chaperones. His usual tactic for luring victims was to go out at night wearing his police uniform, find a potential victim, and offer them a lift in his police car. Instead, he drove to remote locations[8] where he forced them to disrobe, killed them with tools including knives, axes, baseball bats, and screwdrivers, and raped their bodies. He also mutilated them so severely that Russian media nicknamed him "The Werewolf" and the "Angarsk maniac".[9][10]


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Moscow says it is not responsible for Dnipro attack: AJ correspondent​

The spokesperson for the Russian foreign ministry has said Moscow is not responsible for the attack on an apartment block in Dnipro, Ukraine that was destroyed yesterday, reported Al Jazeera’s Ali Hashem from the Russian capital.
“Rather, it is a Ukrainian anti-missile system that missed and hit the building and caused this massacre,” Hashem reported the spokesperson as saying.
“In general, in Moscow, the reaction to the war continues by creating a picture of a different situation, and [maintaining] the attacks that were launched on Ukrainian targets yesterday were aimed at infrastructure targets and that there was no real aim at civilians,” Hashem said.
 
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Yeah, I dunno if I would believe Russia when it comes to attacking civilian targets.
 
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tass.com

Russian forces wipe out three D-20 howitzers in Kharkov Region, DPR — top brass

Konashenkov added that two 2C3 Akatsiya self-propelled howitzers were eliminated near Vasilyevka in the DPR
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Uh huh, like those Bradleys
Russia has claimed to have destroyed four American-made Bradley Fighting Vehicles in Ukraine, which the Biden administration recently pledged to Kyiv as part of its latest $3.75 billion aid package. The only catch being they are yet to arrive in the war-hit country.
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or those 44 HIMARS
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Moscow says it is not responsible for Dnipro attack: AJ correspondent​

The spokesperson for the Russian foreign ministry has said Moscow is not responsible for the attack on an apartment block in Dnipro, Ukraine that was destroyed yesterday, reported Al Jazeera’s Ali Hashem from the Russian capital.
“Rather, it is a Ukrainian anti-missile system that missed and hit the building and caused this massacre,” Hashem reported the spokesperson as saying.
“In general, in Moscow, the reaction to the war continues by creating a picture of a different situation, and [maintaining] the attacks that were launched on Ukrainian targets yesterday were aimed at infrastructure targets and that there was no real aim at civilians,” Hashem said.
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It was aimed at energy infrastructure in highly populated cities, so that the population would be withput power and risk freezing to death.

So shoot the missile down, risk collateral damage or freeze to death.
 
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