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  Putin eliminated anyone with leadership capabilities from the top brass in his regime. The top 150 or so people "in charge" are entirely incapable of making decisions independently.
context: And that's different from your current strategy how you lying genocidal POS?... >
  
  Nukes? >
  
  How would that end well for Russia? >
  
  It wouldn't. >
  
  Does it end well for Russia without nukes? >
  
  Nope.
  Hence why the use of them is a real possibility.
  Putin is backed into a corner. He's the kind of leader who would strike Kyiv with a small one just to "win the war." >
  
  No one wins if nukes fly. >
  
  “I don’t care” says the guy thats gonna lose anyway >
  
  He's surrounded by people who do care. Generals and soldiers and guards with family's and interests outside of putins. He's not in hiding because it's good for him to just be out and about in russia >
  
  He means the Russian Military will just burn even more and be pushed back. Odd how Russia is acting like North Korea these days. >
  
  Russians proud of murdering Slavic people in Ukraine. >
  
  Just like Hitler did. >
  
  Did he just threaten Crimea? >
  
  It hurt itself in it's confusion! >
  
  That was their plan anyway to burn ukraine and erase it so fuck russia. >
  
  That would have been terribly stupid considering Ukraine is an industrial powerhouse compared to most other eastern block counties. Russia wanted them for this very reason, so leveling them would be a bad idea. >
  
  No, ukraine was to be part of russia anyway cos russia wanted them.
  If russia was allowed to take ukraine without fight, people woul#d still die and be forced to be russian, kids kidnapped, life without freedom and when it comes to being under russia, that's worse than death. >
  
  Putin: "Who doesn't want to be a part of my Magical Kingdom?" >
  
  Keep talking big Russia.  No hiding your intent to destroy your neighbour now.  Russia’s on a downwards spiral to self destruction