Concerns raised over potential Russian military mobilization
2 Sep 21 · 3d ago · 1 post · 2 comments · 2 sources · development 2 of 2
Kyiv has accused Moscow of planning military call-ups in coming weeks, while some observers fear a new mobilization despite Putin's denials.
“Every party is controlled opposition as far as I understand they only differ a bit on social policy & economics.”
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Hahaha stagflation!? The Russian economy is growing at around the same rate as the US economy but with a much, much lower unemployment rate and actual growth in real wages. And it's not that no foreigners are willing to invest Russia, it's that sanctions prevent it. However, the flipside of that is that Russian investors are unable to invest…
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I don’t know where you got that I’m advocating Putin’s assassination, let alone by a non-Russian. Though he’s certainly made enemies all over the world and it’d be ironic if a Ukrainian did it given that Putin has tried unsuccessfully to assassinate Zelensky multiple times. But either way, Putin is over the age of 70. At a certain point nature…
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Yes which proves the point Putin felt threatened. They were expected to get enough to gain seats but He is so afraid he will not let any opposition in the Duma. He must have the appearance of electoral dominance even when the signs to rigging are obvious. Being afraid of any opposing voices is extreme insecurity add: Even the most ardent bot…
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They were allowed but got too popular so we're banned. And they still control the main districts so people vote the right people in.
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