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  Russia has always positioned itself like the monster that keeps the west up at night.  But let’s take a hard look.  When was their last big win?   They’ve lost virtually every war.
context: Lavrov: We will keep losing until Ukraine surrenders. >
  
  Russia have apparently mastered the face to foot style >
  
  We trained him wrong, as a joke >
  
  -snorting laughter- >
  
  They keep saying de-natzification but I don’t think they know what it means. >
  
  Russia surely lost a few nazis when it sent them to Ukraine >
  
  Yeah, Wagner Group definitely nazis. >
  
  Ukraine: "Your bloody arm's off!!"
  Russia: "No it isn't." >
  
  Tis only a flesh wound! >
  
  Only one country has ever been “denatzified”, which is Putin’s stated goal with Ukraine. At the current rate, Putin and Lavrov don’t have enough years remaining to see this goal achieved. We will all patiently watch these old men die as complete failures. >
  
  That cockamamie crock of bullshit “goal” is impossible to achieve because Ukraine is not a nazi state. Russia is the fascist quasi nazi state. >
  
  Yeah the “goal” is nonsense. Everyone knows Putin just wants to steal territory for his legacy. He’s a pathetic loser >
  
  Does he know Ukrainians don't have a kill limit, and they won't stop just because they've hit their limit of Russians killed? >
  
  Ukranians are definitely not killbots. >
  
  Patience? You mean 100k dead russian soliders? >
  
  That is exactly what he means. 
  They also have the “patience” to push anyone of privilege out an open window if they utter a single word of defiance against this disastrous war. >
  
  Just need the Russian leadership to become patients and we will nail this >
  
  Arrested in June 1945, Ribbentrop was convicted and sentenced to death at the Nuremberg trials for his role in starting World War II in Europe and enabling the Holocaust. On 16 October 1946, he became the first of the Nuremberg defendants to be executed by hanging. >
  
  Tis but a scratch >
  
  I've had worse >
  
  In other words:
  “We will not stop trying to take everything, even if you give it to us” >
  
  If russia's goal in Ukraine is to ruin russia then they are well on their way to reaching it. >
  
  So the guy who finishes last in a race just had patience lol >
  
  What they would be getting is a complete environmental  disaster. Plus all the power, water, sewer facilities are ruined.
  All the buildings are in ruins. The ground water and earth is contaminated from millions of shells, burned vehicles, tires, oil, fuel, bullets, mines etc etc. >
  
  With Lavrov you never know what end off him is doing the talking because it's just hot farts both ways... >
  
  They can be patient because that are doing the attacking without much being returned. The declining economy and suffering citizens doesn't seem to deter Putin's puppets. >
  
  Exactly. They can pull out of Ukraine and continue the missile and drone attacks for years.  They are safe behind their borders as long as Ukraine is denied long range weapons. >
  
  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 66%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  Russia would take its time to achieve its goals on the battlefield, foreign minister Sergey Lavrov said.
  Russia's foreign minister said Wednesday he was convinced that Moscow would achieve its goals in Ukraine thanks to its "Patience" and "Perseverance".
  "I am convinced that thanks to our perseverance, patience and determination, we will defend the noble goals that are vital for our people and our country," Russia's top diplomat Sergei Lavrov said in an interview broadcast on national television Wednesday.
  
  
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  He may be mixing patience and patients. >
  
  Wow,... Russia has really lowered the bar of the phrase, "Achieving goals,". >
  
  Ten years in Afghanistan War, Soviet Union suffered 90,000+ casualties. 
  Russia/Ukraine war is currently at 103,000 Russian casualties since 2/24/22. Patience. >
  
  Yeah, lots of “patients” admitted to makeshift front line Russian military “hospitals” (or mobile crematoriums).
  On a completely unrelated note, our local library is having a screening of Soylent Green tomorrow evening.
  “Tasty and that’s it” >
  
  Yeah, just like Afghanistan!