Other then 'nukes' there is no reality in which Russia destroys anything.
If you look at them failing in Ukraine and losing tens of thousands of soldiers for a meter of useless ground over a month of fighting and see them 'blast' the entirely of Ukraine and half of Europe in a few weeks your an idiot.
It ignores such insignificant forces as time, entropy, and death
Nukes are the way obviously. Except this leading clunky war its still business for them. Just take a look how Europe is still addicted to Russian fossil fuels. Ukraine crisis impact whole Europe and US. China is goin also for Taiwan. Sum up and the result is China at the top after few years.
They "can blast it" in that they have the capability, but in doing so the country would either end up as glass or every country, even China, coming down on them and the entire place is broken up into smaller ones. At best it's not even a good pyrrhic victory and at worst the world needs to learn four new country's names as Putin goes down in that area's history as a dumber Hitler.
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A museum...
https://www.barrons.com/news/putin-o...flict-3941e5e6
Well, looks like pootin really wants to anchor this in the russian psyche as a pivotal moment in the history of the motherland.
There are huge things wrong when it's what is supposed to be Ukrainian citizens that the Ukrainian government would be putting in danger. If you hand wave away actions that would lead to mass civilian death, what exactly makes you any different from the russian soldiers?
Yeah, civilians die in wars and you can't always prevent it. But starving nearly 2 million people to death would be pretty damn far up there on the whole atrocity scale.
Speaking of Crimea, there is a massive fire there at the oil facilities after some careless person dropped a drone on it. Multiple oil tanks completely engulfed.
https://twitter.com/Tendar/status/16...849794564?s=20
Smells like shaping season has started.
I do. There were about 2 million people in Crimea in 2014, and by all reports there's still roughly the same now. Obviously some have fled and been replaced, but the only estimates I could get on how many were around 50,000 in 2015. Still, there's only about 1.5 million registered internally displaced people in Ukraine, with the majority being from the eastern front, so it's fair to say that most of the people who were living in Crimea in 2013 are probably still there.
While not as large as the Syrian refugee crisis, adding another 2 million from Crimea would still be a massive problem for Ukraine and the rest of Europe. ESPECIALLY because there would be a need to go through all 2 million of them to try and remove as many russian infiltrators as possible.
Apparently there was an assassination attempt on Vladimir Putin by someone in Ukraine.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/russia...-report-claims
Apparently it had 17 kilos of explosives on it.