[keinpfand]

In one of the last articles:

Russia emerges as an even greater victor in a battle de facto waged against the entire world.
Moscow and Putin have demonstrated that they will not buckle even under immense pressure, achieving a significant military, economic, and even propaganda triumph. Following the events in Syria and, especially, Ukraine, they have revived the Soviet-era image of Russia's capacity not just to wage unconventional wars against the U.S. but also to prevail.

[Woo]

I believe this is all a political move towards uniting the BRICS economies while making the western world economies bleed.

Considering the sheer amount of resources and aid the world has given Ukraine, in line with drastic increases in cost of living, I think many people are questioning the aid when there is a global recession looming for 2024. Perhaps governments may reduce aid to keep citizens happy, but this could be the difference between Ukraine winning or losing the war.

[keinpfand]

I believe this is all a political move towards uniting the BRICS economies while making the western world economies bleed.

Considering the sheer amount of resources and aid the world has given Ukraine, in line with drastic increases in cost of living, I think many people are questioning the aid when there is a global recession looming for 2024. Perhaps governments may reduce aid to keep citizens happy, but this could be the difference between Ukraine winning or losing the war.

It's just a dirty business. Ukraine is a corrupt country and a lot of money goes to the wrong place. Therefore, dissatisfaction among the population is growing

[irazmj]

I believe this is all a political move towards uniting the BRICS economies while making the western world economies bleed.

Considering the sheer amount of resources and aid the world has given Ukraine, in line with drastic increases in cost of living, I think many people are questioning the aid when there is a global recession looming for 2024. Perhaps governments may reduce aid to keep citizens happy, but this could be the difference between Ukraine winning or losing the war.

It's just a dirty business. Ukraine is a corrupt country and a lot of money goes to the wrong place. Therefore, dissatisfaction among the population is growing

+1

[iamcrank300]

ukraine for hummanity ground

[Woo]

I believe this is all a political move towards uniting the BRICS economies while making the western world economies bleed.

Considering the sheer amount of resources and aid the world has given Ukraine, in line with drastic increases in cost of living, I think many people are questioning the aid when there is a global recession looming for 2024. Perhaps governments may reduce aid to keep citizens happy, but this could be the difference between Ukraine winning or losing the war.

It's just a dirty business. Ukraine is a corrupt country and a lot of money goes to the wrong place. Therefore, dissatisfaction among the population is growing

+2

[tob1king]

I believe this is all a political move towards uniting the BRICS economies while making the western world economies bleed.

Considering the sheer amount of resources and aid the world has given Ukraine, in line with drastic increases in cost of living, I think many people are questioning the aid when there is a global recession looming for 2024. Perhaps governments may reduce aid to keep citizens happy, but this could be the difference between Ukraine winning or losing the war.

It's just a dirty business. Ukraine is a corrupt country and a lot of money goes to the wrong place. Therefore, dissatisfaction among the population is growing

i agree

[goop11]

I believe this is all a political move towards uniting the BRICS economies while making the western world economies bleed.
+1
Considering the sheer amount of resources and aid the world has given Ukraine, in line with drastic increases in cost of living, I think many people are questioning the aid when there is a global recession looming for 2024. Perhaps governments may reduce aid to keep citizens happy, but this could be the difference between Ukraine winning or losing the war.

It's just a dirty business. Ukraine is a corrupt country and a lot of money goes to the wrong place. Therefore, dissatisfaction among the population is growing

+1

[BandanaMan]

Russian will probably win if you look at the statistics. The reason is because I need like 20 more posts to be able to do anything on here.

[ExpectER]

Ukrain ! Europa need this