How Ukraine can "Win" this War

[frigidweirdo]

I hate to just throw an opinion out there, but here goes.

Russia and Ukraine are fighting two different wars right now. Ukraine is fighting a conventional war in which they kill as many enemy soldiers as possible and try to impede the Russian war machine by hitting refineries and transportation infrastructure. They are doing a great job of it, but Putin doesn't care. He just doesn't.

On the other side Russia is trying to deflate the morale of the Ukrainian people by hitting civilian targets and power plants and things of that nature that harm THE PEOPLE of Ukraine.

Ukraine has to start doing the same thing. Hit civilian targets, hit power plants, hot water treatment plants, hit schools when they are not in session...get the Russian people to oppose what Putin is doing.

Right now their pain is indirect and more a matter of inconvenience than actual pain. Make Russian civilians feel the pain.

Just my suggestion.

The Ukraine is also probably hoping that the Russian economy just tanks. Youtube has videos saying this will happen, going back to 2022 and every week since then.

 

[alang1216]

Just watch the charts of US National Debt. And with money printer going mad, it's just a matter of time (and de-dollarisation of the world's economy) when your Ponzi scheme is going to collapse.

I'm willing to bet it is Russia's economy that collapses first.

If the next President won't face hyperinflation, financial collapse or a large-scale war.

Doesn't that describe Russia today?

 

[Zavulon]

I'm willing to bet it is Russia's economy that collapses first.

Really? And how much are you ready to put on it?

Doesn't that describe Russia today?

No.

 

[Ringo]