Russia-Ukraine Invasion

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    Hm. That mobilisation is going well.

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    • haha hahaha haaaa haha hahaha haaaa haha hahaha haaaa haha hahaha haaaa haha hahaha haaaa haha hahaha haaaa haha hahaha haaaa haha hahaha haaaa haha hahaha haaaNairn
    • So more or less all those that would've been drafted fled already? LOL
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    • Imagine if these 200k had some guts and marched to Moscow...inv
    • Or even just said no and went to jail...inv
    • Many men who fled are now actively trying to get their families out too. Russia will lose a few million people by the end of the year
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    • @inv Yeah. Ruskies seem to be spineless goons.Continuity
    • @inv, then get arrested, then get sent to the front anyway. I'm not sure how brave I'd be in that situation.Nairn
    • If they get sent to the front, those big, burly, brave Russian men will simply run away from the Ukrainians, like their compatriots have already done.Continuity
    • And these are almost certainly the smart Russians. Maybe second tier since the most intelligent would have already fled the country months ago.yuekit
    • I read somewhere there aren't actually that many 20 or 30 something young men in Russia, due to the aging demographics. Several million maybe.yuekit
    • So losing 200,000 in one week, a larger number over time, is pretty terrible. Not to mention the number that will be killed or disabled in Ukraine.yuekit
    • they have more nukes than soldiers...neverscared
    • losing 200k is nothing to a country with millions more available bodieshans_glib
    • i doubt that ... words spreads fast.. and cannonfooder vibes are one of the worst things that can happen to any military...neverscared
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