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  I see a couple of Kremlin trolls have arrived. Here is the reality, comrades:
  
  No, Russia is not fighting "all of NATO". If it was, the war would have been over before summer last year.
  Soledar is not a "linchpin" for the region. Is has some minor importance due to supply routes and possible pressure on Bakhmut. That's all.
  We have zero hard facts surrounding this supposed victory. Prigozhin already had to retract his first statement half a day ago, because his men did not actually "win" anything.
  
  That is all, gentlemen.
context: How do you liberate a town of ten thousand when you destroy every building? >
  
  Eh,  the us said we liberated Iraq. 2 decades later and the country is still worse off than under Saddam,  and that’s saying something. >
  
  The US in Iraq and what is happening in Ukraine are 2 completely different things. Russia is in Ukraine claiming to “liberate” different regions in an effort to make that territory a part of Russia while the U.S. removed an oppressive Dictator for power.
  I’m not saying we made Iraq a better place because we didn’t but by definition we did infact liberate Iraq from a regime that the people of Iraq wanted to be liberated from. It’s a case of Be Careful what you wish for.
  Still, the 2 situations are 2 completely different things. >
  
  Dude... Saddam was a friend of the US until he wasn't.
  And some say the idiot asked if he could take Kuwait and the US said "YES". >
  
  No, Saddam was an enemy of Iran until he wasn't; that's the only reason the U.S. supported him for a time.
  Noriega was a friend (and puppet) of the U.S. until he wasn't. >
  
  So the US supports evil dictators? Oh lard... /s