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[deleted] t1_jae93am wrote
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76vibrochamp t1_jaebs88 wrote
Drone Weev.
Sab_moh_maya_hain t1_jaeclz6 wrote
What’s even the end goal here? Can they even sustain a war on all these sides?
CaptainObvious t1_jaegf08 wrote
Just keep picking increasingly smaller opponents until you find one you can beat?
Ma1nta1n3r t1_jaegz76 wrote
Russia is like the jealous ex-boyfriend who barely paid attention to you when you were dating, but now that you're broken up, doesn't like you dating other people, so they try to fuck with your life.
Ma1nta1n3r t1_jaeh2d5 wrote
Well said!
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Core2score t1_jaekc2s wrote
As if Russia needs more enemies.
Only somewhat logical explanation for this behavior is that Russia knows that their reputation as a global power is done for, an since they're considered a terrorist state now, might as well try to "flex" by finding a tiny country to bully..
DismalCow435 t1_jaemn99 wrote
Looks like Putin is up to his old tricks again. The poor people of Moldova just can't catch a break. Can't believe he's still trying to meddle in other countries affairs. Time for the international community to step in and put an end to this.
DismalCow435 t1_jaemobt wrote
Looks like Putin is up to his old tricks again. The poor people of Moldova just can't catch a break. Can't believe he's still trying to meddle in other countries affairs. Time for the international community to step in and put an end to this.
Ago13 t1_jaenqo7 wrote
Who knows, perhaps the ammo stockpiled in Transnistria, it´s allegedly a huge quantity but then again my head hurts every time I try to make sense of something done by Russia
LordShadowside t1_jaepkvq wrote
Probably not, but having the largest nuclear arsenal in the world is giving someone a power boner nonetheless.
somethingrandom261 t1_jaepl7g wrote
Probably for longer than anyone would like
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clostridiumdificile t1_jaes15i wrote
But not just pro-russian activists. A lot of older folks as well. And they have voting rights...
callanrocks t1_jaeu06z wrote
echoron t1_jaeuf8v wrote
Yup, looks like Moldova is next. As long as Putin stays in Kremlin, Russia wont stop. Russia might bleed out eventually, but they will not stop...
harryp0tter569 t1_jaew22s wrote
I can help you with your headaches.
Just imagine every move made by Russia was done by a toddler picking a strategy based on the colour and shape of it, and if it has shiny moving parts.
the-worldtoday t1_jaexa1k wrote
Hitler went a little crazy opening too many fronts. And he had much more capable armed forces.
Let's see how well this works out for Putin.
ConnolysMoustache t1_jaeyzz9 wrote
How are western Putin apologists going to excuse Russian destabilizing of Moldova?
jert3 t1_jaezbak wrote
Lil Shits-His-Pants must be so upset that he crafts all these coupe attempts, false flags and black operations, only to have the CIA announced them to the world, a week or two before they were supposed to start.
FortunateCrawdad t1_jaezx63 wrote
Dear Lord, is this what we're up against? Do people really believe the things Putin says?
TheGarbageStore t1_jaf00jl wrote
The goal is to drive Ukrainian and NATO resources away from the Russian offensives in the four occupied oblasts. Every shell sent to Moldova is a shell not sent to Ukraine.
Any place with a lot of Russians is potentially concerning. Estonia is 23% Russian by ethnicity and cities like Narva, where they are heavily concentrated, could be sites for trouble. Southeastern Moldova is a hotbed of Russian sentiment outside of Transnistria itself.
Sakuja t1_jaf1cny wrote
Clearly there are NATO Biolabs in Moldova creating Zombie Nazi birds to fight in Ukraine.
One_Atmosphere_8557 t1_jaf1ny9 wrote
Lol no. Everybody knows exactly what this is
arbitraryairship t1_jaf34fu wrote
There is no more benefit of the doubt for Fascists or Russian Sympathizers.
Time is up for Russia.
arbitraryairship t1_jaf36ot wrote
They can move to Transnistria, then back to Russia when Ukraine liberates Transnistria later this year.
40ShadesOfGreen t1_jaf40vs wrote
The mental gymnastics is god tier
bic-spiderback t1_jaf4ecv wrote
It's my impression that the governments in the Baltic states would be better equipped to handle attempts at meddling in their internal affairs, is that the case though?
Jafmdk58 t1_jaf4z2x wrote
That’s one thing they’re very good at screwing a country up..
A_swarm_of_wasps t1_jaf4zlv wrote
It's more overt than that. Russia is openly justifying this aggression by saying that NATO "isn't allowed" to expand beyond prior countries.
It's breaking up with someone and saying that they're not allowed to date other people, and you'll beat them if they do.
autotldr t1_jae90nm wrote
This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 90%. (I'm a bot)
> Russian efforts to destabilise Moldova were stepped up on February 28 when supporters of the Russia-linked Shor Party demonstrated in Chisinau, while Moscow continued its propaganda offensive related to the separatist Transnistria region, claiming an invasion by Romania is imminent.
> Moldova is increasingly pictured by the Russian officials as a potential next threat that may need to be addressed after Ukraine.
> The Russian troops in Transnistria are rather limited - similar in side to Moldova's army but not comparable to Ukraine's potential or with the military support Moldova could get from its foreign partners.
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