It looks like #Putin's invasion of #Ukrania may well be the beginning of the end of Putin's regime. The more bloody the conflict he orders the quicker that will be. Strategically he clearly expected China's support. They (and India) effectively withdrew that last night in the UN
It's probable he thought most of the world would be indifferent, but there are protests from Latin America, to Tokyo, Australia, and most of Europe.
Many people in Russia are also not accepting the regime's misinformation and are protesting, which is probably unexpected
Many people in Russia are also not accepting the regime's misinformation and are protesting, which is probably unexpected
Celebrities in Russia are also protesting within and outside of the country - that takes a strong message into the living rooms of Russians who might otherwise not question the regime.
Intelligence sources are saying the Ukrainian resistance is stronger than Putin expected
Intelligence sources are saying the Ukrainian resistance is stronger than Putin expected
The actions of Putin are strengthening NATO and are motivating countries such as Sweden and Finland to look at becoming members for the first time.
Putin has culturally, economically, and politically isolated Russia.
And, he forget's, the Russians love their children too.
Putin has culturally, economically, and politically isolated Russia.
And, he forget's, the Russians love their children too.
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