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IntelArtiGen Apr 7, 2026 +314

Well Zelensky proposed a ceasefire, Russia can stop this when they want.

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NoDiamond3445 Apr 7, 2026 +89

I think this is the beginning of the end for russia

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nekonight Apr 7, 2026 +101

Well the russian oil revenue is actually continuing to trend down since the iran war started. Thats revenue not just production or export numbers. Ironically it is the iran war that allowed Ukraine free reign to bomb russian oil export facilities since the oil price jump can't be blamed on them. Ukraine is benefiting a lot from the iran war from the reduction in russian long range drone attacks to getting more partners that was formerly at least neutral to russia to invest in its survival as a country nevermind the direct attack on russian oil.

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dambthatpaper Apr 7, 2026 +51

iran war also means that the russian income from oil would skyrocket, which makes it all the more necessary that ukraine attacks russian oil infrastructure right, now even though western countries might not like it.

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NoDiamond3445 Apr 7, 2026 +28

Agreed. I believe halting Russian oil exports hurt the most so far. Also the loss of starlink comm. They have to be having a hard time finding recruits and if they do they are pressed into service. How long can they keep going when they are loosing ground now? Morale is bad. Equipment bad. Leadership non existent.

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Ultra_Metal Apr 7, 2026 +26

Yep. Their economy is collapsing. Their military is seriously wounded. They are under heavy sanctions. Their sources of revenue are all getting destroyed. Their allies are all being taken out. Russia already lost Syria and Venezuela, and it's about to lose Iran and Cuba.

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krneki534 Apr 7, 2026 +11

... and then it got worse

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Panthera_leo22 Apr 8, 2026 +1

It’s fair to say Russia is trending downward, sanctions, war costs, and isolation are steadily eroding its economy, military effectiveness, and global influence over time. But calling it a total collapse or claiming it’s already lost (or is about to lose) all its allies goes beyond the evidence and into exaggeration.

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Ultra_Metal Apr 8, 2026 +1

I never claimed those things. You're responding to the wrong comment.

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helloharshit Apr 7, 2026 -15

With the decline of US soft power and the rise of China. I doubt Ukraine will continue to enjoy this advantage.Russia ain't going anywhere.

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NoDiamond3445 Apr 7, 2026 +11

"Russia ain't going anywhere". That I believe.

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curious-simulacrum Apr 7, 2026 +2

US soft power was propping Russia up

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35nRetired Apr 7, 2026 +101

So there are good news left in the world.

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mangelito Apr 8, 2026 +1

I wouldn't call war "good news", but I know what mean.

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Silver_Elk_7953 Apr 7, 2026 -74

Petrochemical prices are really up!!! Oh, that news is good for billionaires. Sorry 😞

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MrTequila4 Apr 7, 2026 +54

As long as Russia is getting fucked I'm happy to pay more for everything. Best regards from Poland.

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RaggaDruida Apr 7, 2026 +60

Beautiful! Kinetic sanctions are my favourite sanctions, NGL!

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curtislow1 Apr 7, 2026 +23

Slava Ukraini!

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Rincetron1 Apr 7, 2026 +14

As someone who lives on the Baltic, I wholeheartedly approve of this.

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NinjaSwag_ Apr 7, 2026 +24

SLAVA!!👏🏼

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PartiallySerene Apr 7, 2026 +15

Ah thanks, I needed some good news.

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SpiritGaming28 Apr 7, 2026 +9

Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦

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krneki534 Apr 7, 2026 +7

Ukraine sanctions are hitting hard

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mdradijin Apr 7, 2026 +7

Ops! I did it again!

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Worldly_State2722 Apr 7, 2026 +9

Ukraine's not messing around, just struck that baltic port again

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Aggrevated-Yeeting Apr 8, 2026 +1

"It's even funnier the second time!"

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bakedNebraska Apr 7, 2026 -34

They're striking infrastructure? Terrorism.

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SethOval Apr 7, 2026 -12

Fuel prices will continue to rise we will not see fuel under $4.00/G again

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Russia’s Baltic port resumed shipments two days ago. Ukraine just struck it again.

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