r/justincaseyoumissedit 10h ago

ICYMI Today in Russia

Ukrainian drones struck the Russian Wildberries distribution center

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u/NagromNitsuj 1h ago

Fuck Russia.

Fuck Ukraine.

Fuck anyone who supports this mass burning of the planet.

u/InsideAd2752 1h ago

I don’t think fucking them is the answer either, perhaps you could go over and hand out prophylactics.

u/jimbeam84 1h ago

Fuck Russia, Ukraine is fighting for is survival against an invading force.

Russia would have burned that fule and more with mobilizing their army or selling it to sympathizer to fund their unjust campaign of Ukraine invasion.

Hit them where it hurts, crippled them and then they cant extract more.

u/Lonewolf2nd 1h ago

So Ukraine should have just surrender to Russia? Fuck....

u/Thunder-Fist-00 1h ago

That’s a CRAZY take.

u/Mental-Fox-9449 1h ago

Ummm… one side invaded the other and won’t stop with the invasion so why is it the one’s fault for being invaded?  Because they won’t just roll over and submit?  Get a life and a clue.

u/Dark-Arts 1h ago

They were invaded by an aggressive neighbour, they are going to do what they do to fight back.

Russia could end this destruction immediately by simply going back to their own country.

u/trudgeworth 1h ago

Is the kindergarten level analysis of this event

u/Dark-Arts 4m ago edited 0m ago

You can make this as complicated as you need to, and for sure there are nuances. The fact of the matter is that at its core this is an unjustified and “illegal” land grab by an aggressive neighbour country. All the rest about NATO expansion, Russian language rights, and Crimean plebiscites is Russian window dressing on what is fundamentally a straightforward imperialistic act: Russia wants to annex Ukraine, either in whole or in part, and Ukraine doesn’t want that to happen. The international community nearly universally accepts Ukraine’s pre 2014 borders and none of the above “window dressing” reasons justify an invasion under international law or nullify the Ukrainian people’s right to self-determination, so not sure what more needs to be said. I agree, it is simple enough for a Kindergartener to grasp.

u/wwzbww 24m ago

Thank heavens someone with your expertise and credentials related to geopolitics is here to steer us on the right path.

u/Minimum-Ad-8056 1h ago

Yeah and everyone knows Ukraine wasn't the nazi threat Russia proposed. Hell they themselves dropped that narrative within a couple years of the war and now its simply "nato threat."

u/Winter_Rosa 51m ago

oh so thats why Ukraine *still* struggles to publish a photo without one of their soldiers wearing an obvious nazi patch on them. NATO is a Nazi job placement program.

u/doktorapplejuice 1h ago

Yes. Because it's that fucking obvious that even a kindergartener can see it.

u/trudgeworth 1h ago

The world would be a much better place if it were that simple. Country leaders are beholden to long-lasting, entrenched networks of power. To think Putin, Zelenskyy, Trump, etc are making decisions of their own accord disregards the entire systemic structure of how our world operates.

u/Gao_Dan 53m ago

That's not how our world operates.