AuroraSaab
Squire
Yes, apparently he's sent his armed convoy back to their bases 'to avoid bloodshed'. Must have been a terrifying few hours for the Russain public though, with those two competing nut jobs squaring up to each other.
War with Russia
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Im not so sure. Prigozhin is the leader of a sizeable armed militia that is quite popular in Russia. A good portion of his force are convicted criminals who he has essentially "freed". They're likely to remain close to Prigozhin and i doubt he will be an easy target. It is possible he overplayed his hand and hoped for the Russian army to split and support him, but the fact that they didn't this time, doesn't mean they do not support him. This happening is worse for Putin than Prigozhin as the mad scramble to defend Moscow, including destroying infrastructure to slow Wagner and likely subsequent fleeing of Putin from Moscow is likely to play a pivotal part in Russian politics going forward. I think it is far from over...
Beebo
Guru
What’s your point caller?
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Deleted member 121
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I think they need a refund then...
AndyRM
Elder Goth
I hope you're not expecting a serious response from the resident conspiracy theorist...
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albion
Guest
No one knows which way it will now turn. It might even turn out that Prigozhin was the motivator behind the Ukraine Invasion.
There is now a short window for Putin to turn back somewhat. Unlikely, his main motivation being to cling to power and stay alive.
Penny for your none rabble thoughts.
There is now a short window for Putin to turn back somewhat. Unlikely, his main motivation being to cling to power and stay alive.
Penny for your none rabble thoughts.
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albion
Guest
https://news.sky.com/story/amp/russ...litary-as-prigozhin-heads-to-belarus-12909128
Intriguing that Putin ended up relying on Chechen troops to protect Moscow.
Intriguing that Putin ended up relying on Chechen troops to protect Moscow.
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Milzy
Well-Known Member
Great analysis there. All I know is the military industrial complex are making record profits including drone manufacturing. The casualties are low, compared to many other conflicts.
I observed a video of a Russian patrol crawling through a field with some tree cover. A drone with a powerful camera showed the artillery where to shoot. They had 0 chance of survival, nowhere to hide from the accurate shelling. It’s sad to see young men die as pure cannon fodder in this day & age.
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albion
Guest
But for the fact that the Russian army is likely very corrupt, a Pakistan like army government would be the best outcome.
Long term it looks the only solution.
Long term it looks the only solution.
Rusty Nails
Country Member
If you believe all the conspiracy theories, chances are you'll be right one day.
Milzy's still waiting.
AndyRM
Elder Goth
Depending on the clock, maybe even twice!
AndyRM
Elder Goth
Neither the best outcome nor a solution.
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albion
Guest
Name anything better that is actually feasible. Even my suggestion feels remote. In Pakistan, the army benefits from the need to contain the religous extreme, thus giving cohesion.
