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Depopulated their able bodied 18-50 year old male bracket too.
This is good.  This is them trying to achieve a "victory" that doesn't involve Ukraine's land.  It's entirely false but it's potentially preparing their public for them pulling out.  Hopefully.  Or they're just drunk and saying whatever. >

Except they're sitting on quite a lot of stolen land, this is them trying to justify just squatting on what they have vs erasing Ukraine from the map like they planned. >

The claim of de-militarization only makes sense as a prelude to retreat. Because it only holds water if fighting stops. 
Now, neither I or the guy you're responding to really believe the Kremlin cares if their claims hold water. It's either just someone spouting off, or they're making a whole mess of internally contradictory statements, so that any action they choose can be justified by something they've said. 
But if we were to assume, hypothetically, that this statement represented Russia's intent for what to do next, then the major conclusion is that they're looking to pull out of Ukraine everywhere that they believe they would have to continue to defend militarily. >

...you need to read /view Russian media mate.  
This isn't justifying retreat.  This is justifying continuing to their populace.  Their foundries are at max capacity for the first time in decades, armies at doubled manpower, etc.
I have no idea what Putin's planning, but it ain't retreat. >


Their foundries are at max capacity

What are they producing? >

Vehicle upgrades.  Unfortunately they’re a bit short on vespene right now >

They forgot to construct additional pylons before moving forward and expanding . >

You substantially demilitarised yourselves.