Putin isn't too worried about the 10 miles of land the Ukrainians are barely holding. While these forces are occupied there, they aren't available to reinforce Ukraine's forces elsewhere, which is why Russia is making moves and breaking Ukrainian lines elsewhere.
This is more likely a response to the breakthrough in western Ukraine via Moldova. But gotta keep the moral up by reinforcing this idea that a small group of Ukrainians are going to make a difference in Kursk.
He is not importing North Koreans though. They are there as a way of gaining experience in supply roles, most likely for the upcoming offensive in Taiwan alongside China.
Another way to look at is Putin making sure Nkorea has some skin in the game if it wants to be a trade partner. We use allies and proxies all the time. It's no different.
As for interest rates, you assume that Russia and China are still playing by Western rules. Sun Tzu.
You think 47 western countries are the target buyers for Russia's exports? No, it's the other 148 2nd and 3rd world countries that require all the things that Russia produces in spades. Food-Fuel-Fertalizer.
What it means is that some of our western "experts" dont understand whats going on, being young and only familiar with globalism. They look at the moves and assume it means desperation because they view them through the lens of globalism and global trade. And there are others who have a major stake in maintaining the global order of things as they've been, and attempt to discredit anything that threatens it.
The world beginning to move back towards mercantilism and regional markets. This threatens globalist hegemony.
Appear weak when you are strong. Many believe we're in the midst of WW3, it just hasn't been fought with weapons yet because it's been a financial war.
Putin isn't too worried about the 10 miles of land the Ukrainians are barely holding. While these forces are occupied there, they aren't available to reinforce Ukraine's forces elsewhere, which is why Russia is making moves and breaking Ukrainian lines elsewhere.
This is more likely a response to the breakthrough in western Ukraine via Moldova. But gotta keep the moral up by reinforcing this idea that a small group of Ukrainians are going to make a difference in Kursk.
Be wary of where your information is coming from.
He is not importing North Koreans though. They are there as a way of gaining experience in supply roles, most likely for the upcoming offensive in Taiwan alongside China.
This guy did a very good breakdown as to why the Russians are crushing Ukraine and the west in the attrition war. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QRRZuKuhLo
Worthy link, thanks!
The very moment someone uses an analogy I don't like I quit talking to them.
you sound like a redditor.
Nowhere does he compare this conflict to WW2.
Another way to look at is Putin making sure Nkorea has some skin in the game if it wants to be a trade partner. We use allies and proxies all the time. It's no different.
As for interest rates, you assume that Russia and China are still playing by Western rules. Sun Tzu.
You think 47 western countries are the target buyers for Russia's exports? No, it's the other 148 2nd and 3rd world countries that require all the things that Russia produces in spades. Food-Fuel-Fertalizer.
What it means is that some of our western "experts" dont understand whats going on, being young and only familiar with globalism. They look at the moves and assume it means desperation because they view them through the lens of globalism and global trade. And there are others who have a major stake in maintaining the global order of things as they've been, and attempt to discredit anything that threatens it.
The world beginning to move back towards mercantilism and regional markets. This threatens globalist hegemony.
Appear weak when you are strong. Many believe we're in the midst of WW3, it just hasn't been fought with weapons yet because it's been a financial war.