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what do you think will happen after the war in Ukraine ends for RuZZia?
an enormous amount of people who bled for their country would return home, a situation akin to post-WW1 Italy could arise where veterans push the country to the right
the Putin elite is also getting old, and eventually will have to be replaced

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selling ukrainian lands to western companies to repay the debt off and also inviting shitskins to settle in ukraine and save the demographics

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>>2443281 (OP)
They should be glad they have freedom. Almost everyone expected Russia to curbstomp them back in 2022.

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Total Russian aryan victory is acheived and every russian will get a ukrainian piggy slut

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>>2443291
wholesome. but what about Putin's succession

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>>2443281 (OP)
Putin is the glue that holds the RF together, so if he dies if could turn the country into a clusterfucked mess

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I don't think its demographics and economy will change
But they will go through some major political and societal change
And if they are able to reform their shit system they have be able to refurn to their pre fall of USSR military strength

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>>2443299
I feel like there is a contingency in place for that. Putin was KGB so he likely knows what happens when you have a dictator without any clear succession.

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My prediction is that Putin will resign a few years after the war ends. Like if the war ends in 2027 he will probably resign in 2030 o algo.

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there's gonna be a lot more zigger pmcs

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>>2443330
I know a guy who served with Plamya back in '23. It's a detachment funded by Gazprom o algo.

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>>2443281 (OP)
hopefully they calm the fuck down. i'd like to see euroskeptic countries like poland, slovakia, and hungary, working with eachother, and with ukraine, and with russia. russia has been driving a wedge between these countries for decades. if they don't work together, the EU is going to replace them all with jeets and niggers eventually. that's what the EU has in store for ukraine. all these people who are supposedly mega pro ukraine are going to be repeating the russian talking point of calling them all NAZIS and calling for all whites in ukraine to be raped and killed when azov starts attacking the EUs migrant waves. it'll be the biggest betrayal in history.

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>>2443299
>>2443302
>>2443318
>>2443326
the veterans will 100% have to receive some sort of socio-economic benefit.
the return of over half a million men from the front could be used by Putin to create a new nationalist elite, by inserting them in various administrative and political sectors.

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>>2443430
Pootin is a jew btw, so the chances of this happening are approaching 0

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>>2443430
After WW1, Italian veterans returned home feeling like they got the short end of the stick, and that eventually led to the end of the old regime and the rise of Fascism.
Putin has to coopt this phenomenon.
This also means that a loss in Ukraine, which seems unlikely, or at least a weak victory, will lead to a post-WW1 Italy situation in Russia

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>>2443434
they are already starting to do this
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_of_Heroes

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>>2443457
Well you saw that the state in russia doesnt promote nationalism at all, so its likely that these vets will simply be obidient golems

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>>2443472
It does though, not in a way you'd like though. Weather you like Putin or not, he called out certain things you are not allowed to call out, he kicked out or imprisoned the western-appointed oligarchs, re-took several territories for Russia etc

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>>2443472
>>2443523
Well, personnel is policy. After 3 years fighting, it's easy to imagine that the veterans have become fairly radicalized, at least on nationalism and anti-americanism. Of course, they will have to toe the line with the Putin regime, but the government has been moving to the right since the war began, and a lot of its gay elements might be attributed to the power dynamics of the coalition behind Putin, which, has I said, has been moving right since the jewish oligarchs fled to Israel and the war began
Also, we must consider that the power dynamic of the Kremlin means that outside of loyalty to Putin and a few key policies, most bureaucrats do have some sort of freedom of action in their decisions.
Another important consideration is that eventually this large mass of veterans will have achieved enough government experience to actually either reach the Kremlin or at least become a kingmaker in Moscow.

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>>2443281 (OP)
March on Transnistria


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