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The Paper Bear thinks it's reach is far and wide. In spite of Russia's piss poor showing in Ukraine, Putin is still deluded about just who he is and where Russia stands on the world stage. Yes, this is mighty Russia warning puny nations to stay out of the fight.Russia (is probably) sending drones to Denmark to disrupt our transport infrastructure. I think it's a flex by Russia and a warning. A warning to stay out of Ukraine. I'm in a position to know that Russia has been attacking the Danish power grid daily. Thousands of cyber attacks per day. Even Russian agents have been caught trying to sabotage it.
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Denmark: Drone activity confirmed at multiple airports
The latest incidents come days after drones forced Copenhagen airport to close for several hours.www.bbc.com
What do you guys think?
Perhaps Russia is in dire economic trouble. That Putin knows Ukrainian reach on Russia's oil infrastructure cannot be stopped so this is a desperate attempt to scare other nations and sway opinion of their people against supporting Ukraine.
But I think Putin has long since crossed that line.
Putin has done great harm to Russia. He has reduced Russia to a third world terrorist state with nukes. Were it not for its current war production, who Russia is would be on full display. And after this war is over, if nations agree that Ukraine should get its just reparations, Russia will have largely just China and India to trade with still, who will take great advantage of the situation. And then in the years to come, this too will be the West's fault. After all, shouldn't we support Russia in stealing whatever part of Ukraine it demands to end the war and then immediately engage in robust trade with Russia? Isn't that the right thing to do? Doesn't that make sense in Russiathink?
So we should all just stand up and pronounce Russia a great nation, a world power both militarily and economically. Not the brain drained, fossil fuel dependent, morally bankrupt, corrupt nation it is, was, and will be.
That's what I think.