Thread 513400107

Does he regret the war?

Judging by the 14:1 reports and his utter desperation to end it, I would assume he does regret it.

Does a bear shit in the woods? Needs must when the devil drives.

I think he will regret signing a peace without Odessa, Kharkov, and Kiev.

>>513400226
Oh you sweet summer child. This war is not over, lol.

>>513400198
>his utter desperation to end it
he didn't make a deal or even suggest doing so

>>513400107 (OP)
I think he is worried that he will end up like Gaddafi (raped with a bayonet)

Post proof that Ukraine is "winning" this war.

>>513400351
Gaddafi gave up his weapons, the utter moron

>>513400107 (OP)
If it ends on the current front, I'd wager he'll regret it. It may even get him gaddafi'ed.

>>513400107 (OP)
He realized that his country was a paper tiger. Unfortunately, his pride won't let him accept defeat so easily.
Eventually, he will concede most everything (he probably will keep Crimea as a token of "liberation")

>>513400404
Two more weeks!

>>513400351
won't happen. he controls the FSB and most other spheres of influence in russia

>>513400475
We're not at the last Ukrainian yet

>>513400351
Imagine Monke getting roostered. Is there a more fitting end?

>>513400351
That's the thing. Russia took insane losses with this war. The bare minimum for a 'win' for russia is ALL of donbas, and russia is incapable of taking that militarily. He might want to avoid standing near any balconies after the war

>>513400550
>14:1
Not with those odds. Russians are literally getting btfo by the millions

>>513400107 (OP)
He didn't want this war, but despite his best efforts, he came out as a winner.

>>513400680
Novichok would be pottery

>>513400107 (OP)
it´s nothing for so much land, they will get lol

>>513400961
He started a war and then lost it. Not a good way to end your tsardom/legacy

>>513400351
He got a whole second army under his command, to prevent any coup.
Rosguardia, litteral praetorian guard.

>memeflag
>questionthread

>>513400298
Hello shqiptar

>>513401121
>He started a war
wrong
>then lost it
wrong

>Not a good way to end
It hasn't even begun

>>513400107 (OP)
Probably not. All things considered it was better to sort out the problem now than let it fester longer. I think with the benefit of hindsight he wishes he had just sorted this out in 2014, but at the time he was still hoping the west would be willing to just agree to one of the Minsk deals.

>>513401143
The siloviki could bypass them if the minimum win conditions (donbas) are not met

>>513400107 (OP)
He didn't start it. Why would he?

>>513401275
2 rubles have been deposited in your account.

>>513400865
>Russia took insane losses with this war
Source: A Trump tweet

>>513401335
Russians broke the Minsk deal because they didn't subjugate ukraine enough.

Just like they are planning on breaking the following deal (isn't it weird how they now demand "just" additionnal concession for the most fortified area ?)

>>513401454
your loans and bills are still not forgiven
prostitute harder

>>513401275
Is this your cope in response to the 3-Day Special Denazification Operation?

>>513400957
>Russia has lost more men than it has in its entire military
>From the volunteer segment that only has 309k men in it
>Without a domestic scandal
>And men are still volunteering
Russia has lost ~250k men

>>513401539
Projection doesn't work against the truth

>>513400107 (OP)
He cares more about lines on a map than the people he's supposed to protect.

nato encroachment my ass. He could have just waited and nato would have rotted away. Instead this moron decided to breathe new life into a dying flame. I'm sure he has his reasons.

>>513401531
Russia has lost more men in less than 4 years than the US has lost since WWII, and they hit that mark years ago.
Even without getting into the economic and equipment losses that will never be recovered. This war has been a complete failure for russia

>>513400107 (OP)
he could just corrupt the hell out of Ukraine and make second Belarus out of it - but no, he had to show how macho he is - and paid the price as his army did not live up to the hype...
> Berlin in two weeks...

He wont regret a thing until he ends up dragged through the streets with a bayonet shoved up his ass. Russians don't have the balls to do shit. They will continue to take it up their ass for their mob boss president.

>>513401143
Nothing that couple of drones could solve.

>>513401537
>Russians broke the Minsk deal
lol
>isn't it weird how they now demand "just" additionnal concession for the most fortified area
I agree, Russia should ask for more. Russia will win this through negotiations or they will win on the battlefield, so they should be asking for more than they would bother with getting on the battlefield before calling it quits. Russia is being stupid by not demanding Odessa and Kharkov. It's obvious that by offering a deal that is far better than Ukraine actually deserves, but which Ukraine and the EU will still reject, Russia is demonstrating to the world that the EU and Ukraine aren't rational actors.

>>513401143
>Rosguardia, litteral praetorian guard.
Yeah haha good thing the praetorian guard never killed an emperor.

>>513400107 (OP)
I think he might regret dicking around in beginning and not slamming Kiyv when he had full weapons stocks, aviation, modern armor and advantage.

I think he really believed he could do a surgical operation without dragged out war.

>>513402008
>he could just corrupt the hell out of Ukraine
There's nothing left to corrupt. It's already thrice as corrupted as Russia

>>513400107 (OP)
Yes. The 3 day special operation would have made him look like a genius and cemented his legacy as a key player in the reunification of the USSR

Instead the retarded 3 and half year war with almost nothing to show for it except a million dead russkies made him look like a retard

>>513400348
Obviously he won't admit to it publicly, retard. The fact alone that he's willing to negotiate and follow the whole charade shows he doesn't expect the conflict to end any time soon if not for a peace deal

>>513400107 (OP)
I don't think he regrets starting it in general, but there's got to be a bunch of stuff about it he regrets.

Russia's performance has been pretty embarrassing, especially since they're supposed to be one of the premier military forces in the world.

>>513401143
he literally ran from moscow during prigozhyn's attempted coup
of course vatniggers already memoryholed that event from existence

>>513401275
To be fair, Tuchynov thought it was a real separist movement, not a FSB operation.

I know vatniks and friends will claim it's 5D chess, but the retard actually believed he could make a second Russian empire/USSR and imagined himself as a new Stalin with the whole of Eastern Europe being Russian satellites again.

L
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>>513400107 (OP)
After the fall of the ussr, Russia was on the verge of collapsing into total chaos. Kike carpetbaggers were frothing at the mouth to slice up every industry and turn Russia into a warlord-run rump state. (((Western))) sanctions all but guaranteed it. Whether you like Putin or not, he flexed on kike profiteers like Abramovitch (also, watch when he big-dicked deripaska when he made him return the pen) and consolidated the country around natural resource exportation. The shit in Ukraine was Putin running an oil/gas cockblock against (((western))) penetration into the gas/oil market which Russia sells to Europe. Putin initially sponsored a soft-coup of Russian nationals to politically control eastern Ukraine. He seized Crimea for the oil rights in the Black Sea. All this shit is done to keep Russia economically afloat, as losing their natural resource dominance would be an existential crisis for Russia, dropping them from second world to third world country. He should regret nothing.

>>513400107 (OP)
He should.
In 2022, all he had to do was wait - the US was bleeding, financially wise (due to COVID). Record deficits, record borrowing.
Give it 2 or 3 more years, and today the US could be entering the hyperinflation phase.

But you can't expect the Ruski to understand actual economics, only tanks and rockets.