If Russia was in NATO they would be protected against a Russia invasion.
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Seems like Ukraine is not idle
Kofman admits he hasn’t got a Scooby as to what happens from here.
The culinary treat is not minimized but making hot dogs is like serving a bowl of cereal, neither require culinary skills.
Unless you did the bread and sausages yourself.
Found the expert
Yep, nobody suspected the cook!
thats it, when they arrive Putin will be saved and rostov back in Russian regime control......
Just ignore them. They're like people getting angry because people order a vegan or generally healthy meal. They know it is the right thing to do and become angry because you make them confront their own shortcomings. And belittling is easier than changing
I hope the bloodshed is kept to a minimum.
These Chechens could be directly out of a monthy python army. Bigged up as a ferocious and unstoppable force and ultimately are revealed to be a chaotic bunch of show offs that make melodramatic TikTok videos, launch rockets into thin air and get stuck in traffic jams.
I’d be surprised if it wasn’t - Russians are way less happy to die for their leaders or any politicians than some think, if you look at the coup in 1991 it was almost bloodless. I think it’s much more about people switching sides than shooting at each other
'Damn Scots Russians, they ruined Scotland Russia!'
If it's true that parts of the Russian military are siding with Prigozhin, aren't we already into the realms of civil war?
It's always the people born into humble beginnings.
We are since Wagner took over Rostov without a shot. Then again, it’s a fine line between extended coup and a proper civil war. I don’t expect Russian civilians to get engaged nor to fight against their own neighbors
Well played.
It‘s no „civil“ war with only military being involved.
Steven Seagal was just a cook in Under Siege and he ended up kicking ass. Don't underestimate the cook!
Forgive my ignorance if I’m incorrect, but I thought a civil war was just two factions from within the same country fighting for power. I didn’t think it had to involve civilians?
Am I wrong in thinking this guy makes Putin look pleasant?
Depends on the definition you use.
They are both utter shitheads and war criminals.
By comparison, yes.
What a crazy moment in time
Russia blocking the roads to Moscow with everything they got.
Brave sir Putin ran away.
It's always the ones you least expect
At least they get another Bank Holiday out of it.
To the knights who say ni-et
A bit soon? Thought they're a couple of hours away.