That is wrong. Russian Reich is still active and dangerous so we should not underestimate it. We should be careful and make no mistakes because each mistake means dead soldiers and civils. Meanwhile one lesson that should be learned is ‘russians are beatable’ and all these myths about great and biggest russian army is total and complete bs.
Bruh. Talk about jumping the gun
Ukrainian victory is only here once the last Russian troops have been killed or pulled out of the country, and that includes Crimea. Russia must give up Sevastopol, or it shall be turned into a parking lot.
It may be too early for street parties but we should support and encourage Ukraine.
This should give its allies encouragement to send more weaponry.
It’s time to cut off the copium and gain realistic expectations.
Once Russia has been expelled from all Ukranian territory, Putin can simply declare his Special Military Operation is over having achieved all its goals and that he has withdrawn his forces as a result. He can then hold a massive victory parade in Moscow, declare Victory In Ukraine day as a public holiday and go back to riding horses with no shirt on.
It’s not over until the fat lady sings. This article feels clickbaity.
let’s not count our hens before they hatch.
bro shut up please
Depends if putin can get support for a bigger military campaign.
As it stands, ru showed quite some weakness and incompetence, even if you consider them generally weak.
“Don’t count your chickens before they’re hatched”
I’m sure that Ukraine will win but true warriors must never underestimate the enemy. They will counter attack for sure so we must keep faith with Ukrainian soldiers and wait for Putin’s complete fall before celebrate victory.
Edit: More appropriate proverb would be the one from the fable “L’Ours et les Deux Compagnons” by Jean de la Fontaine that is :
“One must not sell the bear’s skin before having killed it”
Russia has been decimated but now the most tricky part begins, Crimea.
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Or for a russian escalation
That is wrong. Russian Reich is still active and dangerous so we should not underestimate it. We should be careful and make no mistakes because each mistake means dead soldiers and civils. Meanwhile one lesson that should be learned is ‘russians are beatable’ and all these myths about great and biggest russian army is total and complete bs.
Bruh. Talk about jumping the gun
Ukrainian victory is only here once the last Russian troops have been killed or pulled out of the country, and that includes Crimea. Russia must give up Sevastopol, or it shall be turned into a parking lot.
It may be too early for street parties but we should support and encourage Ukraine.
This should give its allies encouragement to send more weaponry.
It’s time to cut off the copium and gain realistic expectations.
Once Russia has been expelled from all Ukranian territory, Putin can simply declare his Special Military Operation is over having achieved all its goals and that he has withdrawn his forces as a result. He can then hold a massive victory parade in Moscow, declare Victory In Ukraine day as a public holiday and go back to riding horses with no shirt on.
It’s not over until the fat lady sings. This article feels clickbaity.
let’s not count our hens before they hatch.
bro shut up please
Depends if putin can get support for a bigger military campaign.
As it stands, ru showed quite some weakness and incompetence, even if you consider them generally weak.
“Don’t count your chickens before they’re hatched”
I’m sure that Ukraine will win but true warriors must never underestimate the enemy. They will counter attack for sure so we must keep faith with Ukrainian soldiers and wait for Putin’s complete fall before celebrate victory.
Edit: More appropriate proverb would be the one from the fable “L’Ours et les Deux Compagnons” by Jean de la Fontaine that is :
“One must not sell the bear’s skin before having killed it”
Russia has been decimated but now the most tricky part begins, Crimea.
Okay, okay, calm the fuck down…