Coup
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sharea civil war?
shareA bit too early to say with certainty, but so far, none of the generals in the russian military services seem to support the coup
one analyst with info stemming from the sources on the ground, says that a lot of prigozin's forces in other parts of russia were unprepared for this development and it's unclear that they'll act. The forces currently under prigozin's control will have major problems getting their tanks to moscow - logistics are a nightmare for tanks. Meanwhile, light armored vehicles are easy targets if prigozin opts to get to moscow using those. The more time passes and if no other military service heads show support for the coup, the less likely the coup will have any chance of success.
Here's hoping!
Hoping for a successful coup, the fall of Putin, and that they don't replace him with something worse.
If you look at the facts Putin is wonderful for Russian people. The reason western nations are so hostile is because he nationalized Russian oil. Remember Russian brides? It is a thing of past after Putin.
This whole war is about Nord stream 2 pipeline, it is only possible to shut it down after Angela Merkel stepped down, after all she built it. And it happened as soon as she stepped down.
If you work for oil interests then I'd say good for you. Otherwise you are rooting for corporate greed and the suffering of Russian people.
Your only reward is the risk of full scale nuclear war and the end of humanity. Don't worry about oil billionaires, I am sure they already have bunkers built.
I don't know about you, but I don't have a bunker.
It's unlikely that Prigozin would be any better, I would just expect slight changes for poor Ukraine. Except the Oligarchs are backing him, because they finally wants their money back. Then they most likely will implement a puppet like Medwedew and continue with the Russian politic of the late 2000s.
shareI have absolutely no take on what’s going on with PMC W now. This is a strange situation.
shareI wonder what Tucker and the Pootin boys have to say about this...
shareHopefully, what everyone in their right mind is thinking: What is going to happen if Prigozhin gets control of Russia’s massive nuclear arsenal while Putin prosecutes an internecine war with loyal forces fighting for their very lives? Everything in modern American political analysis is reduced to Tucker Carlson and Mar a Lago. This is the only thing our media is capable of pondering. The depth of analysis I’m so far seeing on the colossal possibilities of events in Eastern Europe is that Prigozhin is a former chef.
shareThis is a perfect time for russians to go out in the streets and make things right. I bet they just will sit at home and do nothing. Some will probly run to Finland. Fucking pathetic country and shit people.
shareOpposite of Ukrainians.
shareYes. russians are truly hopeless. There is just nothing inside them. Just pure submission and luck of any desire to change their lives for better. Basically the same as people in North Korea. Even in Iran people tried to break free from their regime. But russians will eat up everything and still never fight putins regime.
When putin will finally die - they will just allow another crazy dictator to take his place and submit and bow to him.