Vague post. What specifically are you replying to, and where are you tying it in with what's been said?

I think he is trying to say sanctions don't work? I dunno , i too lazy to read all the messages.

It's pretty damn obvious I don't believe the Ukrainians are sanctioned so why are you even trying.

It's also pretty damn obvious that the Russians are returning the favor here and there, where they can.

Both of them are big exporters, but you in your clown car over there are blaming grain shortages on sanctions and warfare, when it's really just warfare. And the warfare is Russia's fault.

if putin lost the war, how has he obtained large portions of north and south eastern Ukraine?

America paid Ukraines dept to the rothchilds, which is why it's invested in the region.

Obama promised ukraine support, biden is obama 3.0

This post was edited by Mondain on Jul 25 2022 05:18pm

I think if russia can take nikolaev + krivoy rog + odessa within lets say 5-10 years then it has been a massive success.

If russia only takes donbass and keeps current kherson + zaporozhia, and they make a deal with ukraine that is somewhat favourable - that would also be a success but not "massively"




you can't compare russian food/fertilizer exports to ukraines, its just nonsense numerically, russia is a behemoth when it comes to food/agriculture
The reason for food prices is inflation / sanctions, its not because of a deficit of ukranian goods to the market by itself.

This post was edited by ownyaah on Jul 25 2022 08:25pm

Ukraine is the #5 wheat exporter of the world, and Russia is the #1, at just over double Ukraine's exports. And I didn't say food prices in general, I'm talking about wheat prices in particular. Specifically winter wheat.

No movement in any direction whatsoever since may. When will he loose and how is it defined?

Russian army still occupying 20% of Ukraine it seems?

https://tradingeconomics.com/russia/inflation-cpi

Inflation in Russia dropped below 16% for the 1st time since they invaded.