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  russian translation:  Please decapitate Putin.
context: Russia warns the West not to do what the West never intended to do to begin with. Easy to make retribution threats for something you know you'll never need to act on. Falls right in with pleading with the West to "avoid nuclear war," after being literally the only country making nuclear threats in the first place. What a bunch of hypocrites. >
  
  Just setting the stage for when the Russians strike Putin themselves. >
  
  Creatures worse than Putin are waiting in the wings. >
  
  They will end the war and blame it on Putin. Better or worse is irrelevant, it’s the war policy that is a problem. >
  
  Or take it to a whole new level of insane. >
  
  I think they're going to want to dial back the insane and get back to making money. >
  
  Logic isn't Russians' strong trait. >
  
  Russia is a slightly scarier version of North Korea. >
  
  Lol,... it's his own people that he should be afraid of. Why should we want to kill him? We haven't had this much success against Russia in our entire history. Putin is single-handedly wiping out Russia's economy, destroying their military and making Russia a laughingstock. >
  
  Saw a report last week, basically summarizing how this has been an amazingly efficient use of dollars to destruction. Something like 10% of the annual defense budget to watch Russia absolutely destroy their military capabilities, and without any danger to our own citizens. >
  
  If you remember where you saw that, please let me know. >
  
  Follow Brynn Tannehill on Twitter. (cant log in to give you the handle RN, sorry) I remember her talking about it and she generally has knowledgeable things to say about National Security stuff and retweets a lot of interesting and serious people. >
  
  From the article "Lavrov on Tuesday also accused the United States and its NATO allies of seeking to defeat Russia on the battlefield in order to weaken or destroy the country." 
  Isn't that sweet? Lavrov wants to give credit to others for something that Russia's doing very well themselves. >
  
  "if you launch a decapitation strike on Putin there's gonna be consequences!"
  "Seriously don't do it! You probably could, but don't!"
  "Seriously, do not send a missile to Putins palace on January 12 between 5:43am and 6:09am! Don't!" >
  
  Jan 12, 6:10am: "Why didn't you -- uh, do not send a missle to the southwest tower in the next half-hour! We're warning you!" >
  
  Lol what is going on they just don’t stop >
  
  They tried a decapitation strike, many actually, on Zelenksy, and failed.   They tried to fight a war, and failed.  Now, Ukraine is fighting a war, and winning.   Now they're worried Ukraine might prove that there's two things they can do that Russia can't. >
  
  Maybe he should stay away from windows. >
  
  Red Flag Linux? >
  
  Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake. >
  
  This new season of Jack Ryan is getting weird >
  
  Reacher, or you mean jack ryan. >
  
  if US wanted to "launch decapitation strike" it would've happened already with extreme precision. >
  
  It does sound like they're specifically requesting the missile with swords sticking out the side, huh? >
  
  Why would they, Putin is killing off criminal oligarchs at a rate the US could never match. >
  
  Why would we ever want to eliminate the guy who is single handedly driving our enemy into destruction? >
  
  Putin is going to die of cancer soon, and Russia is going to frame it as a murder so their leadership does not look frail and weak. >
  
  The anti-Putin faction in Russia is making a play using reverse psychology…
  “The US is warned to not kill Putin. That would be really bad for this war in Ukraine. We would probably have to stop fighting there and bring the troops home. And that would make us very upset. No telling what we would do in response. Like no telling at all. We may be so upset we forget to do anything.  So, whatever you do, do not assassinate Putin, who will definitely NOT be in his vacation home 100 kilometers outside of Vladivostok between Jan 6 thru Jan15. You know the place.” >
  
  This is coming off more like a request for a decapitation strike on Putin >
  
  That's how I read it 🤝 >
  
  Literally no one is talking about this until Russia speaks it into the ether. >
  
  Did he just signal a false flag that Putin is about to have a window accident? >
  
  russia is so rotten, one head is not enough. corrupted to hydra level >
  
  good analogy! >
  
  He can launch decapitation strikes on others but is afraid himself? >
  
  We don’t have to - Putin is doing a pretty good job of it himself… >
  
  Are there no more windows left in Moscow? >
  
  I wonder how many Russians would want that?
  Probably a decent number but you can't poll that kind of thing. >
  
  Russia warns Russia
  Edit
  Russia is weaker than the USA 
  Period