Comments by "Black Cat Dungeon Master\x27s Familiar" (@blackcatdungeonmastersfami5311) on "G7 Summit: PM delivers 'straightforward' message for Putin" video.

When did it become a democracy?
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@TheReddkatt It's not about taking ground, it's about attrition. And Russia is indisputably winning the war of attrition. While Ukraine is rounding up teenagers and crippled retirees for the army, Russia has got by with one round of mobilisation.
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@treecko7424 No, Russia doesn't care about Sweden or Finland, Russia already got the territory it wanted from Finland at the end of WWII. Crimea and Novorossiya are vastly more important than what Finland and Sweden do - because millions of ethnic Russians live in Crimea and Novorossiya. Far from diplomatically isolating Russia, the Russian relationship with China and Iran has never been stronger. India, Turkey and Saudi-Arabia are drifting away from the West towards the BRICS bloc. As for NATO, it's strength is illusory, it has important centrifugal forces including the US/EU divide, the pained Polish-German relationship and Turkish ambivalence. Important NATO countries including France and Italy have powerful anti-NATO movements emerging. Crucially the German population has become very sceptical of the war and of the official Nordstream narrative.
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@imperius1158 It's a war of attrition. Unimportant areas of land changing hands is irrelevant especially relatively small chunks of land changing hands. Ukraine is running out of support, running out of time and most importantly, running out of men.
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