Putin is a coward. He knows if one flake of fallout lands on a NATO country we will instigate article 5 and glass Russia
DFGBagain1 on
He really neutered himself with the empty nuclear threats.
lurk779 on
Time for brown lines.
To honor the line of 💩, that he will leave behind on the final run to the bunker.
bone_burrito on
Article 5 aside, any nuclear fallout in Ukraine will most likely hurt Russia as well. It’s not even remotely a good option for them.
RobertEdwinHouse38 on
They’ve seen the tests, they’ve seen the intercepts, they’ve watched their weaponized “satellites” fail.
Both China and Russia have seen the US Missile Shield working along with its other intercept capabilities.
This is why no nukes from Putin and no Taiwan invasion from China.
So in response, they shit a BRICS. Then found out their collective bargaining can only dent the US hold on global trade by 18%. Leaving each of them with the same percentage reduction across their economies to inflict the damage.
Anyone else unclear as to why both of them are pouring full assets into US Elections, infrastructure infiltration, and Donald Trump?
Redsit111 on
While everyone else is saying fuck Putin I just want to give a shout out to Ukranians. Fucking ironclad balls those people.
Kannigget on
Putin’s red lines are bullshit. Putin is weak and pathetic.
> A Russian academic with close ties to senior Russian diplomats agreed, calling the nuclear option “the least possible” of scenarios, “because it really would lead to dissatisfaction among Russia’s partners in the Global South and also because clearly, from a military point of view, it is not very effective.”
> “All this discussion of the nuclear threshold overexaggerates the threat of such a type of escalation and underestimates the possibility of alternative options,” the academic added. “Since the West has a global military infrastructure … a lot of vulnerable points can be found.”
That last part is pretty interesting. Sabotage operations are already underway against Western nations, so that isn’t really a new option for Russia. I wonder if that’d push them towards proxy-related retaliation to try and enforce *any* of their red lines that eventually get crossed.
Origi19 on
Why is every comment here pro nuclear war? Very strange
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Fuck Putin.
Putin is a coward. He knows if one flake of fallout lands on a NATO country we will instigate article 5 and glass Russia
He really neutered himself with the empty nuclear threats.
Time for brown lines.
To honor the line of 💩, that he will leave behind on the final run to the bunker.
Article 5 aside, any nuclear fallout in Ukraine will most likely hurt Russia as well. It’s not even remotely a good option for them.
They’ve seen the tests, they’ve seen the intercepts, they’ve watched their weaponized “satellites” fail.
Both China and Russia have seen the US Missile Shield working along with its other intercept capabilities.
This is why no nukes from Putin and no Taiwan invasion from China.
So in response, they shit a BRICS. Then found out their collective bargaining can only dent the US hold on global trade by 18%. Leaving each of them with the same percentage reduction across their economies to inflict the damage.
Anyone else unclear as to why both of them are pouring full assets into US Elections, infrastructure infiltration, and Donald Trump?
While everyone else is saying fuck Putin I just want to give a shout out to Ukranians. Fucking ironclad balls those people.
Putin’s red lines are bullshit. Putin is weak and pathetic.
Non-paywall: https://archive.ph/z73ZQ
> A Russian academic with close ties to senior Russian diplomats agreed, calling the nuclear option “the least possible” of scenarios, “because it really would lead to dissatisfaction among Russia’s partners in the Global South and also because clearly, from a military point of view, it is not very effective.”
> “All this discussion of the nuclear threshold overexaggerates the threat of such a type of escalation and underestimates the possibility of alternative options,” the academic added. “Since the West has a global military infrastructure … a lot of vulnerable points can be found.”
That last part is pretty interesting. Sabotage operations are already underway against Western nations, so that isn’t really a new option for Russia. I wonder if that’d push them towards proxy-related retaliation to try and enforce *any* of their red lines that eventually get crossed.
Why is every comment here pro nuclear war? Very strange