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    1. Another typical case of Russia thinking it can crush an opponent they deem lesser without proper preparation or war plans

    2. This is not a conflict between Finland and the USSR. This is an aggressive attack on Finland.

    3. QueasyProgrammer4 on

      Conflict?

      Soviet Unions imperialistic invasion war of Finland. Words matter a lot.

    4. WhoAmIEven2 on

      This is such a weird conflict when you look at how people view the outcome.

      Here in Scandinavia the general conssensus is that Finland won the war, but if you ask a Serbian or even American the common wisdom is that they lost.

    5. KOLOBOKOLOM on

      „Ow no, this *any nation* threatens us! we will defend ourselves (no, lol, we just want to capture your country and kill a lot of you people)“ – any russian, soviet war

    6. TonninStiflat on

      Alakurtti is marked as „Soviet Union“, though the village/town was Finnish from 1833 until 1940.

    7. Fireball_Flareblitz on

      The fact that they gave up so little territory, gave so many casualties, and lost so few men themselves while completely retaining independence? Yeah, Finland won the Winter War

    8. Professional_Top9835 on

      this, the growth of Ukraine by taking Polish terrotiory, the deportation of outer manchuria’s koreans, the existance of Moldovia, all because of stalin’s paranoia

    9. ExtremeSnow7672 on

      Don’t worry just a year after Finland found an anti imperialist ally to fight back against this senseless Russian violence

    10. Donovan_Volk on

      Lots of reasons. Much better equipment including winter gear. Great defensive advantage used to the fullest.

    11. Dry_Measurement6397 on

      Wasnt Finland under Russian Empire in far past? Same as Ukraine?

      Maybe now that they will get Donbas and Crimea, they can coexist pacefully (history reapeats itself
      … same outcome, small land price to keep the country)?

    12. UndividedIndecision on

      >1944

      >Russia has suffered hundreds of thousands of casualties invading a significantly smaller former subject that they expected to fall years ago

      >2025

      >Russia has suffered hundreds of thousands of casualties invading a significantly smaller former subject that they expected to fall years ago

    13. Ill_Average_8339 on

      I’m not sure why this difference in losses is presented as something special. The Russians were on the offensive the whole time, and the Finns were on the defensive. In such cases, Attacker losses are around 3 * defender losses as a rule of thumb taught in Western staff colleges for 19th–20th century.

      That’s pretty much what we see once we take inaccuracies in record-keeping into account

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