[Thread] One year ago Russia expanded a once localized conflict into the largest global conflict situations since WW2. Thousands of civilian casualties and billions upon billions of damages later. The war rages on, here is a reflection of my thoughts on the war so far. For some context on myself, I’ve been watching the war in Ukraine since the Maidan Protests in 2013, through the invasion of Crimea and the ongoing battle of the Donbas. That said this isn’t a ‘new’ subject for me. Reporting it on Twitter, we’ll I have been since November, 2022.

It appears that Russia beginning to paint the picture for the invasion on Moldova. This is directly from the Russian MoD. (Linked below) t.me/mod_russia/243…

Here’s a hypothetical for you all. Russia invades Moldova on the 23rd. If this happens don’t add me to a watch list. Just purely a hypothetical based on current events unfolding. Also, doubt Moldova would fight back considering their clear lack of military. Unless Romania was to get involved which I highly doubt would be kinetic action. The situation in Ukraine has overshadowed a rushed meeting between Moldovas government and the Biden admin in Poland.

Do you want to talk about this? Photographed is many many members of Wagner killed in the Battle of Bakhmut.

⚡️Russia has summoned the US ambassador to Moscow. -TASS Agency⚡️ Probably due to the Nordstream investigation. You can thank the clown Hersh.

[Thread/Analysis] Important bits from the speech… Russia has announced its ‘temporary’ suspension in participation in the strategic nuclear arms treaty START. Stated they will test nuclear weapons if the West begins to. Appears the speech was a rally for internal support. Many analysts have called the speech boring and a 2 hour rant. Here is where my opinion differs. Putin could have made a speech full of drastic decisions such as declaring war or a larger scale mobilization. But this speech was far from that, it was a cry for internal support.

[Thread] Putin’s anniversary speech. 2/21/23 0851 UTC Stream has begun…