VorZakone
What would Kenny G do?
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Interesting take. Have no clue if it’s close to the mark, obviously, but it makes me think of Putin’s bombing of those apartments to give pretense to invade Chechnya.
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8JcF1Yb/
Hell, I don’t know. This whole thing doesn’t make much sense. Probably the best explanation I’ve seen on it was posted earlier in the newbies…Putin went through all this trouble so he could be a bit more fascist?
But what if what happened is the reality of things. No play no agenda or plot.
A general of a private army got a bit brave and decided to try and take control of Moscow.
Putin could have easily ordered his airforce to bomb them from the sky and end the march much earlier but realised it would look bad and also didn’t want to risk Russian civilians.
When close to Moscow the general gets a call that tells him either or both of 1) they will now get bombed by fighter jets if they don’t stop or 2) details of each of his key mens family are provided, maybe with pics. The general realises that his own men might turn on him to save their lives or family. A deal is agreed and he retreats.
I'm sure this is exactly what the troops in the airforce wants to hear after 13 of their colleagues where killed yesterday. It will really build up the trust between the armed forces and the political leaders.
I'm sure this is exactly what the troops in the airforce wants to hear after 13 of their colleagues where killed yesterday. It will really build up the trust between the armed forces and the political leaders.
Verified by who? It's not like Russia is being open about their losses in this war.What sources have confirmed the aircraft and pilot losses, thus far?
Is there anything concrete or it just Telegram conjecture?
I'm aware there are some vids of MIs being shot down, but they're not exactly verified.
What sources have confirmed the aircraft and pilot losses, thus far?
Is there anything concrete or it just Telegram conjecture?
I'm aware there are some vids of MIs being shot down, but they're not exactly verified.
Has Putin deployed Steven Seagal yet?
Intense footage
It probably is true. Wagner might fight extremely brutal, but it is also effective and Prigozhin indeed never talked in the typical racist way about Ukrainians that the typical Russian does. For Prigozhin this always was a war between equal people and he often talked about the honorable fight and how strong and powerful the Ukrainian army is, how patriotic their soldiers are etc.Imagine having respect for the guy who caused probably half of UA's losses in the whole war by using some of the horrific human waves attacks...because he wanted to show how competent he was.
Hopefully, it is just a PR to make it more awkward among them.
Well, if they could ignore all the bad sh*t his organization has done everywhere, including in UA, not calling them nazis would earn him some respect from them, I guess.It probably is true. Wagner might fight extremely brutal, but it is also effective and Prigozhin indeed never talked in the typical racist way about Ukrainians that the typical Russian does. For Prigozhin this always was a war between equal people and he often talked about the honorable fight and how strong and powerful the Ukrainian army is, how patriotic their soldiers are etc.
Yet another one of some of the largest psychopaths they have running around there and that's saying something. It is notable for the clout he has and especially his traditionally close ties to top Russian defense leadership, but other than that this is one of those enemy of my enemy situations where no one should want this guy to be near a position of power either. Someone who operated like a Merc while being directly employed by the Russian military. He makes Prigozhin sound reasonable.
Every time I see a footage like this, my brain moves back and forth between, "oh it's like the movies or a video game" and "I'm watching a video of someone who could get killed at any seconds while trying to kill other people".
Pretty strange.
I'm sure this is exactly what the troops in the airforce wants to hear after 13 of their colleagues where killed yesterday. It will really build up the trust between the armed forces and the political leaders.
So who is in charge of the RA from now on? Surovikin, who lost the most important city regarding the invasion and operations center in a couple of hours? Shoigu, who nobody likes, is nowhere to be found and somehow got a battlefront open south of Moscow during his watch? Or Putin, who allegedly ran away from his capital and then forgave a mutiny letting its leader escape, even when only hours ago he syndicated him as a traitor and a backstabber?
Surely some guys at the battlefront are making themselves the same questions.