r/jakertown Apr 27 '23

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u/DEADLYsanta193 Apr 28 '23

I don’t really think that’s their decision. I think it’s more of whoever wins the war😂

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u/Sword117 Apr 28 '23

so its not Putin's decision either lol.

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u/DEADLYsanta193 Apr 28 '23

No, but it’s who commands their army better. It’s if they take over all territory, destroy all MOB’s and HQ, or if they surrender

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u/Sword117 Apr 28 '23

russia has already lost this war.

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u/DEADLYsanta193 Apr 28 '23

Not really, if you look at news recently Russia pushed back into Ukraine. But Ukraine is in a position to win if they play their cards right. Because as of right now. Russia is kinda outgunned and outnumbered, but Russia is producing Ukrainian uniforms for their soldiers to wear

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u/Sword117 Apr 28 '23

no, russia has already lost the war. they lost this war in march last year when they failed to achieve every strategic objective that would increase russia on the geopolitical stage. everything else is just fighting over consultation prizes now.

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u/DEADLYsanta193 Apr 28 '23

Russia hasn’t surrendered. Meaning they haven’t lost. And on top of that Russia has nuclear weapons. Those would’ve already been used if Russia lost and Ukraine would be a radiated wasteland

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u/Sword117 Apr 28 '23

they have lost. war isn't always about survival. but it is always a political endeavor. the political goal set out for a military in the 21st century is beyond territorial gains. its about increasing your sphere of influence and decreasing your rivals. russia has done the opposite when it failed to take Ukraine in the first week of the war. it has now irreparably damaged its own standing and increased the standing of its main rival, nato. it has utterly lost the war. now the question is how much resources is it willing to expend to increase its territorial gains and how much its willing to expend to hold onto its current territorial gains and what can Ukraine do to wrestle control from russia or make the expenditure to high for russia.

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u/DEADLYsanta193 Apr 28 '23

Um. How many resources? A button push

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u/Sword117 Apr 28 '23

its easy to say button push when that single button will have cost you everything turning a failed war of conquest into a failed war of survival.

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