Quote (Meanwhile @ 9 Mar 2022 20:58)
https://atlas-report.com/reasons-why-putin-already-lost-the-war-in-ukraine/- Russia won’t be able to occupy Ukraine ( same than below)
- Russia won’t be able to demilitarize Ukraine (So true, it's size of France + West Germany...)
- Russia won’t be able to weaken NATO (discussable, because a strong change in Russia can question NATO treaty)
- Russia won’t be able to divide the European Union (United it even more)
- Russia is getting its economy destroyed by sanctions (to be confirmed)
What output can we expect from the changes in EU-RUSSIA relation ? Is it a good thing for USA ?
Maybe Russia could pay rebuild and all various costs with its Oil, Natural gas, Minerals.
Imo the best would have to get ex-Russia to join EU, would take a decade or more btw...
Day 805 of none of this happening.
Ukraine is destroyed, hundreds of thousands dead, tens of millions fled the country never to return, country is teetering on the brink of collapse, with the only lifeline being regular cash and materiel injections from the sponsors of this war.
Russian economy is booming. Russia decoupled from western “partners” and is sailing on its own into the unknown. NATO fumbled and is unable to supply enough materiel into this proxy fight. EU will have a year of far-right elections as economy slumped and people are getting desperate and looking for answers. Except the answer is right there in the room with them, big as an elephant.
All of this could have been avoided so easily. Yet arrogance prevailed. Bad calls coupled with bad judgement as western leaders thought they knew better that Russians wouldn’t call their bluff. History repeats itself again and again. We never learn from our mistakes.