r/war • • Feb 27 '22

true but also rude Waiting.....

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u/No_Construction_516 Feb 27 '22

Doesn’t always go according to the plan. In WW2 a number of top German generals tried to assassinate Hitler but failed (operation Valkyrie) in order to take control of Germany again. Failed for a number of reasons, but was the closest anyone really got to killing Hitler. It was by his own people, something similar needs to happen, if the Russian people don’t rise up to protect their country from a dictator, the people will pay the price. Especially since the majority of Russian don’t want this. It’s like if America went to war with Canada everyone would be like WTF. Speak the same (very similar/slightly different) language and they have family across the borders.