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SLCW
2w ago
Totally fair assessment. Although I will say I doubt that Ukraine would have done such a thing at this particular moment. They desperately need that ceasefire, and an antagonistic strike on Russia's dictator in Moscow would be sure way to ensure that ceasefire never happens.
I'm also not sure that Ukraine has the ability to strike so deep into Russia. Obviously, it could physically be done by small team, but the intelligence needed to effectively plan such a thing is likely out of their reach. Still a possibility to be sure, but IMO its on the bottom part of the list of possibilities.
I'm also not sure that Ukraine has the ability to strike so deep into Russia. Obviously, it could physically be done by small team, but the intelligence needed to effectively plan such a thing is likely out of their reach. Still a possibility to be sure, but IMO its on the bottom part of the list of possibilities.
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@SubconsciousErosion_0x0
2w ago
They can strike that far into Russia, and they have. It could come down to the fact that they know they're not getting a ceasefire, and are not intending to suspend operations and allow Russia to keep their operations ongoing - especially with just the teasing of a month long ceasefire deal that will probably not be fully honored, or have vague phrasing allowing for loopholes.
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