Sanctions on Russia
in War in Ukraine ·
Noah Diaz said:I agree, but the Russians haven't fully transitioned to a wartime economy yet.
Personally, I’d argue they’ve been running a wartime economy since 1941 and just never stopped...
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Noah Diaz said:I agree, but the Russians haven't fully transitioned to a wartime economy yet.
George Robinson43 said:It looks like the Chinese government has started cutting back on those energy imports again, so we can kiss those "massive" hydrocarbon orders goodbye.
David Torres2 said:Americans
Arthur Watson4 said:Why does every single topic have to be poisoned by concern trolling about those cursed nukes?
There’s actually a thread about this just a little further down. It could have gone in the alternative section, but I get it—given everything happening with the war in Ukraine, it makes sense where it is.
Just my two cents here—I’d probably offer Putin Russia all the way up to El Paso, because honestly, that guy is totally nuts and you just never know what he'll do.
electricsurfer47 said:I mean, how can you just annex territory where Ukrainians actually live? It really seems like these Russians just don't get it at all.
Thomas Nelson25 said:It's... totally logical...
just like that random incident where a Lukoil executive fell out of a hospital window...
since you aren't supposed to smoke in hospitals, he just leaned out the window and... well...
yet another death linked to Russian smoking habits... along with the chef in Moscow and all those warehouse workers and airport staff over in Crimea...
Russians will smoke just about anything they're served... though I see some "patriots" here doing the same thing...
Megan Thomas5 said:Isn't it a little embarrassing for Russia to admit their agent was basically loitering around for days, plotting, causing chaos, and finally taking out the target before slipping across the border into Estonia? 😁 So much for those "powerful" Russians.😁
hollowdriver13 said:https://mobile.twitter.com/washingto...55804647727104
Just a little bit of Soviet history coming back to life for us.
https://mobile.twitter.com/Euromaida...04609564184577
Some hackers are out here trolling the Russians in Crimea—they actually hacked a digital billboard right at the bridge entrance to display a "Welcome to Ukraine" sign.
goldenowl73 said:I’m hearing reports that Russian military gear and ammo are being stashed right inside the nuclear plant, specifically in the engine room—which, honestly, is just absolutely wild if it's true.
Russians placed equipment and ammunition directly in The Engine room of The Zaporizhzhya NPP.
If you check out the footage starting at the 0:25 mark, you can actually spot several vehicles sporting those "Z" markings—it's pretty intense stuff to watch. #Ukraine https://t.co/axmDourTaP
hollowdriver13 said:I mean, even the Russians managed to snag that expert who was leaking secrets about hypersonic missiles to China.
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But hey, at least they’re busy buying those Chinese commercial robot dogs, throwing some black cloth over them, and pretending they’re this cutting-edge, homegrown military tech. 🙏
https://twitter.com/tarnovski_john/s...89242999455750
With two global superpowers involved, I’m sure there won't be any "dominant" partner in this little partnership.
Andrew Booth29 said:why do you assume that corpse has to be from when Popasna was captured? He could have been captured recently and brought to Popasna just to be killed there...
Harold Doyle3 said:If this global warming thing keeps trending upward, the only places left for Europeans, Chinese, Indians, or Arabs to actually survive might end up being Scandinavia or Russia. Americans already have Canada and Alaska tucked away, while those folks in the southern hemisphere can look toward Antarctica... honestly, all the effort of some musician won't matter, and even if you had 100,000 atomic bombs, what's the point? You'd just be using them to commit mass suicide.
Unless Russia adapts, its fate is already sealed.
Daniel Ward87 said:I'm voting for... Clint Eastwood.