Submission Statement: “Donald Trump says Ukraine has the weaker hand in the war, but Russia’s internal struggles mean Moscow has fewer cards than the White House believes.” Oleksandr S. discusses how rising war fatigue among the Russian populace is complicating the Kremlin’s military ambitions. High inflation and declining living standards have led to increased opposition to the war, particularly among younger Russians, with many unwilling to support further mobilization. While the Kremlin maintains a facade of unity and readiness for prolonged conflict, public sentiment is shifting, and there is a growing disconnect between the government’s narrative and the realities faced by citizens.
Russia has been efficient in spreading a narrative of the inevitably of Russia’s final victory. But if numbers, mass and casualty indifference were the sole deceisive factors Russia should have won years ago. But it hasn’t and there’s an important lesson here for Europe with its massive potential for continuing supporting Ukraine while rearming itself at the same time.
Wait, so people don’t want to be forced to die in a trench for pieces of Ukrainian land that Putin needs to stay relevant? They actually want to be with their families, work a normal job, and live a peaceful life??
Well, colour me shocked.
They have Trump card, it is sitting in the white house, giving Russia everything they ever wanted and forcing Ukraine to surrender to them
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Submission Statement: “Donald Trump says Ukraine has the weaker hand in the war, but Russia’s internal struggles mean Moscow has fewer cards than the White House believes.” Oleksandr S. discusses how rising war fatigue among the Russian populace is complicating the Kremlin’s military ambitions. High inflation and declining living standards have led to increased opposition to the war, particularly among younger Russians, with many unwilling to support further mobilization. While the Kremlin maintains a facade of unity and readiness for prolonged conflict, public sentiment is shifting, and there is a growing disconnect between the government’s narrative and the realities faced by citizens.
Russia has been efficient in spreading a narrative of the inevitably of Russia’s final victory. But if numbers, mass and casualty indifference were the sole deceisive factors Russia should have won years ago. But it hasn’t and there’s an important lesson here for Europe with its massive potential for continuing supporting Ukraine while rearming itself at the same time.
Wait, so people don’t want to be forced to die in a trench for pieces of Ukrainian land that Putin needs to stay relevant? They actually want to be with their families, work a normal job, and live a peaceful life??
Well, colour me shocked.
They have Trump card, it is sitting in the white house, giving Russia everything they ever wanted and forcing Ukraine to surrender to them
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