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It was supposed to be over in a few days and has turned into the biggest mistake of his life.Putin has to know going into Ukraine was a mistake. A very expensive one.![]()
It was supposed to be over in a few days and has turned into the biggest mistake of his life.Putin has to know going into Ukraine was a mistake. A very expensive one.![]()
Big time. I can't imagine he expected over 100,000 dead. Explain that to the Russian people.It was supposed to be over in a few days and has turned into the biggest mistake of his life.
Not sure that part bothers him too much. More the loss of reputation, legacy, resources, power, military strength, personal security etc.Big time. I can't imagine he expected over 100,000 dead. Explain that to the Russian people.![]()
A prolonged fight would have been better for Ukraine, BUT remember, there were no "good guys" in this fight. An overthrow of Putin with Prigozhin as his replacement isn't a win.Lol, right? I wish he had just kept going.
How long before they run out of missiles? They have to be low, right?
It’s full corruption and absolutely no regard for the lives of civilians. Anything goes once that mindset is adopted along with the ability to enforce what they want.Things are so freaking weird in Russia that it tends to go over our head that there was a guy who took over a military base, marched on the capital, and a deal was cut with him to serve no prison time. On the other hand, a woman was found to be carrying some hash oil and the only way she got out of prison, after spending months and months there, was to have a prisoner swap to free a convicted arms dealer who was responsible for the deaths of thousands. Try wrapping your head around that one......
I was thinking he did because he got pretty far unopposed......NY Times - Russian General [Sergei Surovikin] Knew About Mercenary Chief’s Rebellion Plans, U.S. Officials Say
Yevgeny Prigozhin, the head of Wagner, may have believed he had support in Russia’s military.
USA Today - Russian general interrogated amid Putin's 'large-scale purges' after botched coup: Live updatesNY Times - Russian General [Sergei Surovikin] Knew About Mercenary Chief’s Rebellion Plans, U.S. Officials Say
Yevgeny Prigozhin, the head of Wagner, may have believed he had support in Russia’s military.
I thought Putin wasn't going to charge anyone for the coup, or maybe that was just words, too.
I thought Putin wasn't going to charge anyone for the coup, or maybe that was just words, too.
Scripps News - Visual evidence highlights costs of Wagner revolt in Russia
Following Wagner leader's relocation to Belarus, neighboring Poland has said it's tightening border security and asking for help from the E.U.
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Former Vice President Mike Pence, who announced his candidacy for president this month, made the surprise visit to Ukraine on Thursday.
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Ukraine is going to need a lot of Reconstruction.