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    1. PotemkinSuplex on

      It depends on how much fight will be left in Ukraine at that point.

      Their current goals it to take the 4 oblast they made a claim on – but if by the time they will do it militarily there will be close to no resources left in Ukraine – nothing will stop them from trying to get a better return on their investment after getting the most fortified region and take Odessa oblast for example. If there will still be resources left in Ukraine – they can just stop there instead.

    2. TheFrontlineDefense on

      The disconnect between Putin’s timeline and the tactical reality on the ground is becoming a massive vulnerability for Moscow’s negotiating posture. The Kremlin is telegraphing to U.S. envoys that they intend to capture the entirety of Donetsk by the end of 2026, but the math simply doesn’t support the geography. As ISW points out, at the current rate of infantry-paced advances, they wouldn’t take the oblast until 2032.

    3. Blackthorne75 on

      The sick-minded old fossil of the old ways fancies himself to be the new Emperor of the old Russian territories; he’s not going to stop until he’s either in the grave or gets ***everything*** he wants.

      Here’s hoping the demons call him home sooner rather than later.

    4. RW-Firerider on

      Ofc he wont. After taking Donetsk they would say that they discovered more Ukrainian Nazis and have to continue the fight.

    5. Onemilliondown on

      Putin already knows, Noone gives a fuk untill its their house being bombed. The west has been dismantled and won’t fight back untill, it means they lose their land.

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