[Cronos]

And Putin's casus belli is the same false reasoning given by Hitler in 1938. The difference is that in 1938 the west acquiesced while today they are helping Ukraine to fight the invaders

[lightman]

I see it differently.

Kyev and the Crimea are the homeland of the Rus.

Yes, they relocated to the forests of Moscow but it is was in Kyev that Vladimir was Enlightened.

This Orthodox fratricide is an abomination before God!

[nickfrost1]

Putin is just as vague about what victory looks like for the Russian army in the current conflict.==

He said what is a victory many times already. It is a denazification and demilitarization of ukies.

[ransomnote]

Zelensky has rejected consistent advice from the Pentagon and others to pull back to preserve troops. He needs the optics of constant attack as if he were in that sort of ‘upper hand’ position even though he’s burning through soldiers he can’t afford to lose. There’s nothing wise about Zelensky- he’s a puppet doing what he’s told, working to keep the false optics going, the money flowing, as he tries to start WWIII.

[webheart]

My book! Me me me! (is it Kharkiv or Kharkov?)

[wardaddy]

Lol

[nwrep]

This is the dumbest thing I have read in a long time.

[MileHi]

Proudly on the wrong side. You all are stuck on stupid.

[Chad C. Mulligan]

Amateurs think on strategy and tactics. Professionals think logistics.

[gdzla]

History repeats itself. Look at “The Winter War” between Finland and the Soviet Union ‘39-’40.

[GrumpyOldGuy]

What a crock.

[Timber Rattler]

This is a great article! History may not necessarily repeat itself but if often rhymes!

Thanks for posting!

[canuck_conservative]

Good article

Putin is EXACTLY like Hitler ...

- micro-managing the war
- refuses to visit the front
- blaming minorities for his own failures
- paranoid and hates people
- delusions of his own greatness
- addicted to warmongering, can’t stop even when it would benefit his country

... and he’ll probably wind up like Hitler too ...