“We haven't started anything seriously yet”: Putin's phrase betrayed the Kremlin's plans/Getty Images
And, you know, Putin's phrase: “We haven't started anything seriously yet”, in fact, betrays the Kremlin's mood and plans.< /p>
She betrays hatred and a willingness to go further in her hellishness. He has a star there according to the plan painted. They will leave the cattle in Russia without panties, but they will continue to kill Ukraine.
If you see first and last names in our news with a lowercase letter, this is not a mistake, but the position of the editorial board regarding the actions of terrorist states and individuals who supported a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Putin is peddling
Maniac in this sense is consistent in his actions. It goes haywire. And we take advantage of this, as far as one can judge outwardly.
Russian invaders again go deeper, increasing and stretching the front line. Meanwhile, Russian ammunition depots explode and their logistics break down.
The Kremlin, apparently, did not understand that entering the territory and holding the territory are not the same thing. Moreover, you can enter in such a way – that then become a target. It's like buying a target spot in a dash.
Ukraine will win
For Putin, losing to Ukraine is an existential defeat for the whole of history. And he will lose. And we will win. Anyway. The only question is at what cost. And we stand behind the price. But this desire of the Kremlin to destroy Ukraine leads to inevitable mistakes. From the very beginning. He also introduced a mustachioed one.
It is so fragile in relation to Belarus when everything is built on one person. What if he gets sick, well, suddenly – and that's it, chaos will begin. I think Lukashenka is shaking every day, and expecting a dirty trick from everywhere.
In the long term, the fate of Russia is shame, contempt and d**k. All brains are gone. All technology is gone. And the Russians are already so great that for one Siemens turbine they are ready for anything. A great civilization is fighting for the Siemens turbine. Scale.
