>>513086117
>If Putin has an "accident" in Alaska

>>64038540
>why doesn't Russia just do another invasion from Belarus
They tried it once, and it ended in a disastrous failure and a reckless loss of life and professional soldiers. If Russia starts massing troops in Belarus, allied satellites are going to see it happening and alert the Ukies.
>hy doesn't Russia just do another invasion from Belarus or a amphibious landing from the sea in the south?
Odessa is a fortress now. Russia's initial plan was a naval invasion of the Odessa coast was scrapped due to all the mines out at sea combined with the precoordinated artillery Ukraine had already zeroed in.
>Or even another Air Assault?
Anti-air makes that impossible for both sides.

Everything you're asking, Russia has already tried and failed. Most of Russia's ships are on other side of the Black Sea due to valid fears of Ukrainian drones and missiles. Current Black Sea Fleet is basically combat ineffective. A large Air Assault would result in extreme casualties that Russia can't afford to waste.

>>510801028
I suspect his greater concern was getting vatnikstan on hungarys border so he can call in monkes warbands to help secure his power in case the hungarians every decide to Maidan his degenerate ass. Much like monke bailed out potato king during belarus unrest of 2020. Without it luka and his dyansty would have gone the way of yanukovitch

zegroids cant fight for shit when facing armed and organized resistance but they know how to terrorize and suppress unarmed/disorganized civilian movements

>>64002562
>As a result, any kind of alliance with us would require them to bend the knee or completely dominate us, no in-betweens
I remember reading something that no matter what, Russian's will never have "Mutual Understandings" with other nations. They always see themselves as above everyone and think that Americans do the same, but they never asked themselves why so many nations would rather ally with the US and not them.