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Political impacts of Ukraine war

Meanwhile, RUS: those aren't going where I THINK they are, are they?
 
Meanwhile, RUS: those aren't going where I THINK they are, are they?
I get a kick out of the Russians, as they take hypocrisy to the next level.
They bitch and moan (and threaten) when countries sell weapons to Ukraine— this was a sale not a gift.
They consider any Russian Arms dealings to be an internal matter.
 
Ouch, the damage has been significant enough to need bailing out.

Furthermore, the association is asking the cabinet to grant affected entrepreneurs at least a six-month deferral or installment plan for taxes and mandatory payments, as well as the cancellation of all penalties and fines accrued during the period when their normal business operations were disrupted.

The financial aid requested by the ACP is estimated in the hundreds of billions of rubles. The Moscow Times highlighted data from Data Insight showing that after the series of Ukrainian strikes, goods worth between 445 and 507 billion rubles ($5.28 billion and $6.02 billion) burned in Wildberries warehouses.


Russian source:


EDIT: I wonder if this will be disqualifying.

 
For the record ....
Russian source:
... this is a formerly-Russia-based media outlet (based in The Netherlands since 2022), but it's independent media - so independent, it's been declared an "undesireable organization" by USSR 2.0 a couple of years ago.
 
Meanwhile, RUS: those aren't going where I THINK they are, are they?
So transferring weapons to Ukraine might damage bilateral relations, but Russia bringing tens of thousands of north Koreans into the fight is what?

STFU Russia.
 
Speaking of North Korea, there's been lots of rumors about Ukraine possibly going after targets in Siberia soon.

The more plausible ones I've seen:

The Friendship Bridge, which would sever Russia's only rail connection with NK


And the tunnels that the Trans-Siberian (red) and Baikal-Amur (green) run through to pass the mountains around Lake Baikal. Which would do the same, in addition to China.

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Ukraine seems to now be going after Russia’s space program, with reports that two cruise missiles hit the Progress Rocket and Space Centre where they build Soyuz. If they’re able to knock out or substantially limit Soyuz production or launch, I think that’s one of those Big Deals.

 
Ukraine seems to now be going after Russia’s space program, with reports that two cruise missiles hit the Progress Rocket and Space Centre where they build Soyuz. If they’re able to knock out or substantially limit Soyuz production or launch, I think that’s one of those Big Deals.


600+ drone barrage overnight and the biggest warehouse Wildberries has is now it's biggest bonfire.

 
Coming soon to Russian infrastructure.


I honestly cannot believe how fast Ukraine is innovating.

You tell a country like Canada to build a homemade ballistic missile and it would take us a decade.

Ukraine just pumping out effective bangers year after year.
 
Ukraine seems to now be going after Russia’s space program, with reports that two cruise missiles hit the Progress Rocket and Space Centre where they build Soyuz. If they’re able to knock out or substantially limit Soyuz production or launch, I think that’s one of those Big Deals.

Does the facility also assemble propellant and guidance for missiles?
 
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