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The way this is going, I think back to a line I heard that “Russia’s greatest export is women”…and not necessarily in a good way.
Russia in the 21st Century [Superthread]
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There is an old Russian joke that goes back at least to Soviet times:
"What is the most permanent feature of our economy?"
"Temporary shortages."
OldSolduer
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Da Comrade - I mean fellow Russian....
Most of the old Soviet jokes carry over nicely into modern times.
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This has me wondering how many casualties they've actually taken. I know theyre already in a demographic spiral but if their economy is starting to stall because of this war, their casualties must be in the hundreds of thousands.
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I think I saw it in the Ukraine thread, but the Russians tipped their hand earlier this month when they released a budget document that showed the substantial growth in disability and survivor benefit claimants they had. Its north of 300K in survivor benefits alone.
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Even if they aren’t dead or injured, having millions in uniform has a effect on available workers.
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Jesus Christ Almighty. 300k dead. Maybe the same wounded, captured and missing? What a calamity this wasteful war has been.
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It’s a calamity and a wasteful war if you believe in things like “keeping your people alive” and “human decency”…
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"Hard pounding this, gentlemen; let's see who will pound longest."
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Hmmmm ....
www.newsweek.com
www.lrt.lt
apnews.com
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Funny how these IT things work, eh?
Russia lays claim to part of 'NATO lake'
A Russian Defense Ministry document says Moscow wants to change its maritime border in the Baltic, which would impact a number NATO states.
www.newsweek.com
Russia wants to redraw sea borders with Lithuania and Finland, Vilnius calls it escalation
The Russian authorities have unilaterally decided to change the country’s maritime borders with Lithuania and Finland in...
www.lrt.lt
Baltic Sea nations react warily to a reported Russian proposal to revise its maritime border
Leaders around the Baltic Sea are reacting warily to reports that Russia could revise the borders of its territorial waters in the region.
apnews.com
Russia deletes draft proposal to change Baltic Sea border
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Could this be why? (RUS state media - archived link here)Hmmmm ....
Russia lays claim to part of 'NATO lake'
A Russian Defense Ministry document says Moscow wants to change its maritime border in the Baltic, which would impact a number NATO states.Russia wants to redraw sea borders with Lithuania and Finland, Vilnius calls it escalation
The Russian authorities have unilaterally decided to change the country’s maritime borders with Lithuania and Finland in...Baltic Sea nations react warily to a reported Russian proposal to revise its maritime border
Leaders around the Baltic Sea are reacting warily to reports that Russia could revise the borders of its territorial waters in the region.Funny how these IT things work, eh?Russia deletes draft proposal to change Baltic Sea border
By Guy Faulconbridge and Stine Jacobsen
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Russia is waging a 'shadow war' with goal to 'destroy the collective West,' Estonian officials warn
Because many Russian operatives are sanctioned, Western officials say Moscow is shifting tactics to include cyberattacks, election interference and disinformation
nationalpost.com
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That's the same number they suffered from combined disease and injury in a 10 year conflict in Afghanistan, along with 58,000 dead. this time I suspect the number of dead Russians is close to 100,000.
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