Anonymous wrote:
Breaking : Wagner group has agreed to stop troop movement, deescalate.
https://twitter.com/Faytuks/status/1672653544439136260
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wagner will eventually run out of ammunition and weaponry unless a foreign entity steps in as a supplier, which is doubtful. They need Russian soldiers to join the fight. It’s a long shot. Definitely a diversion from war in Ukraine that helps Ukraine refortify and recover more of its land.
No. It all depends on which way the Russian air forces goes. They may just stand down or join the rebels.
You seriously think the Russian Air Force will bomb its own cities? Get real. They could, but that will be the last thing they ever do. Once word of that spreads, there will be no Russia anymore and it's disintegration into anarchy won't take two years - it'll be two months.
Oh yes they will bomb their own cities. If you do not know that you are very naive.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wagner will eventually run out of ammunition and weaponry unless a foreign entity steps in as a supplier, which is doubtful. They need Russian soldiers to join the fight. It’s a long shot. Definitely a diversion from war in Ukraine that helps Ukraine refortify and recover more of its land.
No. It all depends on which way the Russian air forces goes. They may just stand down or join the rebels.
You seriously think the Russian Air Force will bomb its own cities? Get real. They could, but that will be the last thing they ever do. Once word of that spreads, there will be no Russia anymore and it's disintegration into anarchy won't take two years - it'll be two months.
Lol, they've already done that
The choppers? I'm talking jets. If they used jets to attack Wagner on Russian soil, that would be.. wow.
Anonymous wrote:I lived/studied/worked in Russia for many years so following the news closely. My own two cents is the regular Russian army and Russian people would have to turn against Putin before a real coup could occur. I don’t believe Prigozhin has the manpower to march to Moscow and take over the Kremlin. I also don’t see Putin’s government removing him. This will definitely affect the war in Ukraine.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m dumb, can someone put this all into context for me???
A significant part of the Russian forces in ukraine which is a private army suddenly turns back into Russia and takes one of the border cities (no victims). The head demands talks with the army top officials. The talks take place. Not clear what’s next. Many cities are on high alert; roads between them blocked.
Not much change for ordinary civilians going about their day
This is the best pro-Russian spin you can do? lol. You need to talk to your own propagandists, since they seem to be taking it seriously?
Today, Solovev returned from visiting the Ukrainian front line troops..
"All the questions I heard today were about one thing - what's happening back home in the rear?"
"Are we really going to allow civil strife now? And lose our country?"
"We could lose our country. There's nothing more frightening than civil war."
https://twitter.com/i/status/1672364115417788418
Solovev was pretty morose even before the Wagner rebellion.
"Yesterday I was talking to very serious people who hold high government positions. They have a total understanding of these times we're in. They don't have the slightest illusions. It's very important for people to hot have illusions."
[5:32 / 8:46] [6:15 / 8:46] [7:05 / 8:46] Outtakes of his emotional state. Look closely at his eyes and facial expressions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kI_bbQUvlT0
NOTE the subtle pro-Chinese support message (background artwork on the wall.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can someone explain what’s happening in Russia like I’m 5? Thank you.
It's a coup attempt
It's led by Yevgeny Prigozhin. He runs the Wagner Group, which is a mercenary force that has long been used by Russia to advance its interests in Syria and Africa. They are known for their brutality. There is a core group of soldiers but they are mostly made up of convicts. Prigozhin himself spent years in prison in the 80s for I believe robbery.
The Wagner Group has been heavily involved in the war in Ukraine, particularly in Bakhmut, which was the main front for many months. Tens of thousands of soldiers on both sides lost their lives there. Prigozhin has been very vocal in his criticism of regular Russian forces, in particular the Minister of Defense, Sergei Shoigu. This led to armed conflict between regular Russian forces and Wagner.
It's clear this coup attempt has been planned for a long time. Prigozhin is a war criminal, but he's extremely smart and charismatic. The immediate cause of this mutiny was the Russian army destroying a Wagner camp well behind the lines. Allegedly, more than 2000 Wagner soldiers died
And so now he's rolling towards Moscow.
It's unclear whether Putin and Shoigu command the loyalty of regular Russian military forces. Years of corruption, incompetence, and losses in Ukraine have taken their toll
Thus the drama
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wagner will eventually run out of ammunition and weaponry unless a foreign entity steps in as a supplier, which is doubtful. They need Russian soldiers to join the fight. It’s a long shot. Definitely a diversion from war in Ukraine that helps Ukraine refortify and recover more of its land.
No. It all depends on which way the Russian air forces goes. They may just stand down or join the rebels.
You seriously think the Russian Air Force will bomb its own cities? Get real. They could, but that will be the last thing they ever do. Once word of that spreads, there will be no Russia anymore and it's disintegration into anarchy won't take two years - it'll be two months.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wagner will eventually run out of ammunition and weaponry unless a foreign entity steps in as a supplier, which is doubtful. They need Russian soldiers to join the fight. It’s a long shot. Definitely a diversion from war in Ukraine that helps Ukraine refortify and recover more of its land.
No. It all depends on which way the Russian air forces goes. They may just stand down or join the rebels.
You seriously think the Russian Air Force will bomb its own cities? Get real. They could, but that will be the last thing they ever do. Once word of that spreads, there will be no Russia anymore and it's disintegration into anarchy won't take two years - it'll be two months.
Lol, they've already done that
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wagner will eventually run out of ammunition and weaponry unless a foreign entity steps in as a supplier, which is doubtful. They need Russian soldiers to join the fight. It’s a long shot. Definitely a diversion from war in Ukraine that helps Ukraine refortify and recover more of its land.
No. It all depends on which way the Russian air forces goes. They may just stand down or join the rebels.
You seriously think the Russian Air Force will bomb its own cities? Get real. They could, but that will be the last thing they ever do. Once word of that spreads, there will be no Russia anymore and it's disintegration into anarchy won't take two years - it'll be two months.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wagner will eventually run out of ammunition and weaponry unless a foreign entity steps in as a supplier, which is doubtful. They need Russian soldiers to join the fight. It’s a long shot. Definitely a diversion from war in Ukraine that helps Ukraine refortify and recover more of its land.
No. It all depends on which way the Russian air forces goes. They may just stand down or join the rebels.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is just a distraction from the Titan sub investigation.
Tinfoil hat much?
DP but I think it was well placed comic relief, Boris. Maybe it loses something in the translation. My local paper is still nattering about the sub on the front page rather than Russia/Ukraine.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is just a distraction from the Titan sub investigation.
Tinfoil hat much?