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Except Redditors, they believe Russia is being liberated by Ukraine tommorow
Quote from someone I know:
They already got the cope for future scenarios prepared.
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LMAO preparing secondary defensive line of cope to fallback on is some real forward thinking right there. It's such a stark admission that deep down they don't actually believe anything they said.
It is easy to overlook the fact that online echo chambers often do not reflect the broader public opinion. This phenomenon highlights the fact that most of our knowledge about the world comes from secondhand experiences rather than personal encounters. The communities we engage with significantly influence our perception of reality and shape our understanding of the world.
Wut? When “liberation” of Russia became Ukraine’s goal? People really say this? Ukraine shall not follow Russia’s book and make imaginary excuses to intervene into other country. I mean, after Russia capitulate of course. At the moment Ukraine can do whatever needed to liberate its territories. Though, having Russian regiments to overthrow regime could increase Ukraine’s security. But I believe Ukraine will have much more important job in Ukraine itself after war.
Generally, one needs 3 times the enemy's strength to take territory. This means that the minimum army you need to take territory is nearly 10 times the size of the army you need to hold it. The current Ukraine army is not even up to the task of holding territory.
What if Russia doesn't capitulate
I’ll assume this is a legitimate question and not “clever whataboutism”.
Answering your question now. Realistically there are 3 scenarios:
Two of them sucks for Ukraine and last one is too unpredictable for whole region if not world
No lol I was just overexaggerating, though it wouldn't surprise me that much at this point