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They need to get their asses out of Ukraine and then things will de-escalate.
Lol omg. I'm having a severe case of secondhand embarassement and I don't even remotely support Russia. >

What's scary is Russia is turning into the boy who cried wolf. We won't know how to differentiate Kremlin's threats from bluffs, and because of that, accidental may or curry insemination. >

Curry insemination...now I'm both aroused and hungry >

Just sounds painful to me. >

At this point everyone in the Kremlin is a massive man child. >

Think how close we came to having an administration that was 100% on the side of Russia. Wonder what things would look like. >

Ukraine would probably be Russia by now and our leader would be fawning over how genius Putin is. >

That putrid mass still does. >

As evidenced by the reply I got 4 minutes after yours. >

Thank goodness Russia cleared that up. 
Here I am thinking they were the ones who invaded a country, targeted civilians and undertook a variety of war crimes. >

Russia acting like we can’t fuck their shit up in an instant lol >

Consequences being Russia losing all relevance in world stage and possibly breaking up after Ukraine routs them from whole go Ukraine. >

From Russian Empire to USSR to Russian Federation to what? >

Principality of United Soviet States. 
PUSS for short. >

Those from these states shall henceforth be known as PUSSies >

"It's all someone else's fault!", cried the aggressor. >

Hit dog gonna holler.
The fuck is Russia gonna do to the US if they are struggling this hard fighting a war on their own damn border?  No one would give a fuck about Russia if they didn't have nukes, and even then it has to be thrown into question whether or not they're even functional at this point given the rampant corruption in the Russian military. >

Their conventional military is not a threat at all  Cyber attacks and social media are there most potent threats. Course they have nukes but that would be suicide. >

The social media stuff is still out there, but is it just me or does it seem like it had drastically decreased lately? Either they got really good at laying low and blending in online, the money is running out, or they were all drafted. >

RT today was banned in Western Europe and I think they faced sanctions or something in the USA so decided to cease all operations in America. 
I can't even access the site here in the UK. >

I don’t even know what that is but it’s good to hear there is some push back. It was crazy from about 2014 until last year. >

I think it was called RT America over there. I don't think it was as popular as the European version. It's just Russia's state broadcaster (think BBC). 
In the UK at least, they focused on Brexit, migrants and gay/transgender issues. Essentially, any topic that divided public opinion was pushed by them to further divide the country. >

They can't handle a small army like Ukraine... The fuck are they going to do when there's an aircraft carrier group parked in the black sea raining fire down on Moscow? >

Use their frightening array of nuclear weapons? Seems would be their only play, it just doesn't feel like a sane or proportional option >

There isn't a single piece of military hardware that they've shown to keep properly maintained.
Tanks that can't shoot, missiles with 50% fail rates, tires that are literally rotting due to neglect, rations older than the troops eating them, rifles rusting from butt to barrel, I could go on and on.
I see no reason not to conclude that a vast majority of their nuclear arsenal has probably seen the same level of neglect.  Granted one functional nuke is one too many, but I highly doubt their arsenal is as large as is stated on paper. >

Only takes 1 to have catastrophic consequences. >

At this point without the threat of many nukes their one would be shot out of the sky before it left Russian airspace. Every satellite and western countries intelligence are watching them. >

Maybe with older generation ballistic missiles. And that’s a big maybe. Hypersonic technology changes all of that. And that’s the fear. >

Hypersonic missiles can still be intercepted.
I wish people would stop acting like this is somehow new technology.  It's not. >

That is a huge assumption that we are not assuming to be the case.
Also, Hypersonic technology is old as you said, but there is new generations of it. Ballistic missiles are technically hypersonic.
But we aren’t talking missiles going Mach 3-6 being the major threats, (which they absolutely would if there were dozens or hundreds of them firing) but those going Mach 20-25. >

Mach 20-25 is absolutely nothing new.  That's reentry speeds, AKA missiles falling out of orbit, AKA Shit we've had for literal decades.
And they absolutely are not going that fast when they impact the target, they slow significantly because at that point their propellant has been expended.
Again, I wish people would stop acting as if this is something new.  It's not. >

You are operating off very old information, and just thinking reentry speed. The process from launch to time on target is significantly reduced. So that’s accounting for launch from fixed location or submarine to impact. Not space to impact. I assure you the technology has advanced leaps and bounds in the last 15 years. >

This has to be the 15th empty “consequences” threat. “Stop easily countering our imperial fascist goals, let us have what we want” >

What are you gonna do bleed on me >

I am invincible! (Rare Monty Python / James Bond crossover response, thanks for the opportunity haha) >

In every single conflict the US has been involved in since WW2 Russia / USSR has openly given arms and military assistance to every adversary the US has faced. Every single one.
They can fuck straight off with this belligerent bullshit. The US is a sovereign nation as is Ukraine and as sovereign nations if we want to trade in anything military or otherwise Russia has fuckall to say about it.
If history has taught us anything it’s that delusional dictators cannot be appeased. Fuck Putin and the brown nosers surrounding him. >

Honestly, kind of makes me wish we hadn't extended lend lease to the Soviets after Hitler backstabbed them in WW2. >

russia must have a bunch of random threats and bs excuses printed on cards and picks them at random in order to try to threaten the rest of the world
nothing to see here everyone, we've heard this before >

No, I think I will not >

This is like the 30th time he’s made this empty threat >

Empty threats from day one of the war. >

In today's example of the opposite day, Russia chooses to face consequences over deescalation.
Pointing out the irony in these public statements is very much like beating a dead horse though. Too easy and the excitement wore off ages ago. >

Russia, we hear you. Let's talk. We're sending over Ambassador Deez to negotiate. >

LOL.  Bring it on little boy. >

Imagine breaking into your neighbors house and yelling at the neighbor across the street telling them they’re the problem and they need to calm down when they start calling the cops… >

Biden does not get enough credit for the state of Russia's war. Just think how it would have turned out if Trump was still president. We may very well have dissolved NATO as an alliance at this point. >

Pretty sure under trump Ukrainians would not be suffering. But since Putin can do whatever, Ukraine needs to suffer so that Biden can get his appraisal. >

Pretty sure under Drumpf, Ukrainians would most definitely be suffering from a Russian occupation for decades. But since Putin can do whatever, NATO would be dissolved so that Drumpf can get his appraisal. >

-drone strike goes brrrrrr- >

I could cross the world in 80 days with all this hot air >

Or what?  Your military can't even handle the Ukraine, a country 1/16th the size of the U.S. (and 1/7th of its population) that you even share a border with.  You're losing tactically, strategically and militarily.
All of your vaunted military might was nothing but a meme.  You are a toothless old dog barking up the wrong tree. >

Russia is trying to sound like the victim but they invaded Ukraine they are killing innocent people and destroying infrastructure. Ukraine needs all the help they can get they are the innocent victims in all of this. >

Yeahh the US will end that in about a week. >

Does this mean no more nesting dolls?? >

Bring it. Russia is a paper tiger. >

Another warning? Oh no... anyway, I hope Ukraine enjoys using those PATRIOT missiles to keep their civilians safe from the literal terrorists and their civilian terror bombings >

Man these fucking Russians seem to make it like Ukraine started the war and are the hostile ones. Get the fuck out of Ukraine and you won't have all your military killed with American javelins and rifles. Makes sense to me. >

DE-ESCALATE THE WAR WE STARTED -Russia >

Ok, Hitler >

No one takes them seriously anymore In majority of their threats. You can’t keep threatening while simultaneously losing a war. 
Are they capable of nuclear detonation? Yeah sure. Will they do it? At this point probably not. But I guess who really knows. >

Gaslighting sons of bitches. >

I'm reminded of the knights who say 'Nii! ' in Monty Python and the Holy Grail. >

blah blah blah theyve been saying that for months, good thing putins a pussy or id be scared, shit or get off the pot dude >

Lol... by consequences they mean... in one year when russia is completely broken they will capitulate to china and become a gas station. >

Russia is like the bully who thinks he can get away with anything, but as soon as he gets hit back he plays victim. >

Friendly reminder that 99% of what Russia says is for internal auditory.   
Russian government isn't stupid they just can't say "we know we suck and lost a while ago" outloud. >

Your threats mean less than nothing, just another dog barking like North Korea. Barking is their only domestic policy. >

With what?  Your single aircraft carrier that catches fire once a month? >

Oh, okay. Let’s get our American troops out of Ukraine. >

Would be a funny announcement for Biden to make lol >

As long as we aren't getting slammed >

Russias final red line >

I dream of a world without Russia 🤗 >

Meanwhile Russia is doing as good a job of deescalating as an LA cop… >

Russia:  Just because you've been able to buy some members of the GOP doesn't mean the American people support you. >

The retaliation will be an escalation of political and social warfare. Look around at the damage that has been done to your fellow countrymen through propaganda via social media and cable news. The congress is infected, the senate has been bought and the judicial branch is compromised. Did we forget about the orange puppet who was a few brain cells short of destroying the country? I wouldn’t worry so much about Russia blowing us up as much as be terrified that they will convince your neighbors to do it for them. >

Do you know what a Hellfire missile is capable of? >

No more bribe money? >

Shit or get off the pot, Russia. >

Consequences. Like what. They're going to send a hundred thousand people to die at our borders? I mean it'll be a pain to bury them, but okay... >

Or fuckig what. >

Go to your room or no desert >

They are reminding me of that underdeveloped brain baby in North Korea. 
It's like the bully who is always running his mouth but never backs it up asking "why you mad bro" when all you want is for him to finally fuck around and find out! >

I think Russia's "warnings" don't have to be published every time they utter one. The US & NATO are well aware of Russia's strategies & tactics. Such as they are... >

Time to escalate further. >

The escalations will continue until morale improves. Fuck Russia >

That red line really does move back very week. >

Russia sounding more like ISIS every day. >

Sound like this to me. USA you must deescalate or else Russia will lose. >

US should send long range missiles to Ukraine so they can hit any target they want in occupied territory and the Crimea bridge freely >

Missiles are not effective against bridges. You need way more oomph >

You deescalate ya fucking cunts. >

Fair enough. I mean, they're facing the consequences of not deescalating...
Misery loves company, right? >

U.S. :"Ohh, you're hard" >

Just for once I want someone to reply...."come on then, what ya got." >

like a child threatening a tantrum if he doesn't get some plastic toy he just saw.. my point is that children are terrorists. >

Russia used WARNING. It wasn’t very effective. >

They are looking in the face of an unwinnable scenario now and they know it.  These are the early death cries of a monster lost in the woods.