Look with all the corruption in Russia, I am not surprised....

which was the plan all along

really a nice victory for geopolitical scumbags in washington, they baited russia into a massive proxy war + crushing economical sanctions for them and additional NATO allies on top, where the military industrial complex can cash in

price for that are just some dead random ukranians

A lot of unfortunate Ukrainians. I have quite a number of Ukrainian friends in my City. They are pretty nice people. I haven't met the men though.

thats not the ukrainians that live in their country boi

you have no idea o/

A lot of them come to Hong Kong from Ukraine to work as PR and Marketing.
They are pretty nice people.

I’m still kind of confused on the logic behind saying Russia is losing/lost.

What’s the metric for success vs failure being used? I think it entirely depends on how you frame the conversion.

It's pretty easy to see how Russia could be losing. They have struggled to achieve any of their objectives, despite being a massively larger and ostensibly more powerful country. Their economy is also currently undergoing massive backwards movement, meaning that even if they win there's not a chance in hell they will come out better than before.

The only way I think you can say Russia is winning is if you isolate the analysis to just the war front and ignore losses and relative strength.

Russians lost on the day they invaded Ukraine. The stupidity of this act will echo in the upcoming generations. And all responsible of this will be cursed. As for me, I won't get a chance to visit my family even though they understand why this happened.

This post was edited by Norlander on May 17 2022 12:07pm

There is a difference between losing the battle and losing the war.
Russia lost the battle as of now.

How many Ukranian generals are dead?