Is Russia-Ukraine war seen as a massive blunder in Russia?
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Date: June 5th, 2025 12:44 AM Author: Submissive Drunken Heaven
weren't the hawks there expecting to be a kiev in like a couple of months? seems like both sides have been frozen within a hundred kilometers for years now. little 'victories' for each side every now and then but no huge land gains outside of the initial assault.
they took over a fair chunk of territory from ukraine but if you told russians in the beginning of 2022 that three years later they would have taken most of those eastern pro russian provinces but wouldn't even be to kharkiv would they have thought this was worth it?
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Date: June 5th, 2025 12:50 AM Author: Greedy electric rehab
I'm sure they are disappointed with the military progress, but, at the same time, Putin is pumping a massive amount of money into the war economy which has revitalized rural areas in particular. So a lot of people feel better off economically.
The problem is that Russia is eating its economic seed corn to pay for this stimulus, and that will be felt eventually.
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