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Considering Putin seems willing to end this war sooner rather than later, it implies that Russia has taken as much as they want/can of Ukraine. The deal will probably involve Russia leaving the tiny bits in the north to be able to say they are compromising, but theres no way anything else is going back. Why Z man keeps embarrassing himself talking about Crimea being returned to Ukraine I don't know.
I've been saying it since the start, there was never going to be a march on Europe like the media and leftists screech about, neither was there any chance Ukraine was going to be completely conquered like true believer ziggers thought. The further north and west you head in Ukraine, the less welcoming the locals will be to Russians. Even if the war ends you now have constant terror attacks and unrest, unless you spend generations buck breaking to make the locals comply.
Not that any of that matters though, I'll be very surprised if any sort of end is in sight. Europe, despite being economically fucked and unable to remilitarise due to no materials/energy/useful manpower/spines, wants a war for some reason. Or, at least ensure total hohol death by supplying enough weapons and "advisers" to keep the war ticking over.
I've been saying it since the start, there was never going to be a march on Europe like the media and leftists screech about, neither was there any chance Ukraine was going to be completely conquered like true believer ziggers thought. The further north and west you head in Ukraine, the less welcoming the locals will be to Russians. Even if the war ends you now have constant terror attacks and unrest, unless you spend generations buck breaking to make the locals comply.
Not that any of that matters though, I'll be very surprised if any sort of end is in sight. Europe, despite being economically fucked and unable to remilitarise due to no materials/energy/useful manpower/spines, wants a war for some reason. Or, at least ensure total hohol death by supplying enough weapons and "advisers" to keep the war ticking over.