Comments by "Kasumi Rina" (@KasumiRINA) on "The Russian war narrative after mobilization" video.

I want to add that "Europe is falling apart" was russian narrative since at least 2016 and "Ukraine is freezing" is regular russian fairytale on every winter... Get ready to roll your eyes even harder when they will claim that Italy is frozen at 20 degrees Celsius (ignoring 60% of russia doesn't have heating... in Siberia). Their propaganda is mega cringe. One time Skabeyeva announced "Ukraine is officially out of salt". I still don't know what that was supposed to mean... Neither their reports of "UK has no food in supermarkets" or "EU ran out of toilet paper" make any sense, it's just make-believe for domestic audience, projecting russian problems abroad.
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We, in Ukraine, were telling everyone all along: it's not putin's war, it's russian war. The ratings of russian government always depended on amount of death and destruction shown on TV. Every time the public support falls, a new war is started to satiate the bloodthirsty russian people.
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Why would they be horrified? They're literally cheering it. That's the entirety of what putin's rating is based on since 1999: TV images of ethnic cleansing in faraway lands. The russians are willing to starve as long as they see someone they consider "less race" being killed with their budget. Always has been like that. Every missile flying out of Belgorod is cheered by locals. They have picnic parties celebrating another kindergarten in Ukraine destroyed.
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Nah, we'd have to do it with the entire russian male population. China should prepare to import the widows until it's too late as russia is prepping child soldiers to be sent in human waves storming Bakhmut after they run out of adult mobiks.
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The russian strategists are not smart. In fact, we're very lucky they're that stupid. Soldiers on frontlines are happy at every missile that flies past them into some random street crossing.
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The russia is EXTREMELY predictable. All their moves are something they already done, like look at Grozny or Aleppo and see Mariupol... They never used WMDs. Except as empty threats. Which aren't new either. Notice how russia isn't crossing the line of using chemical weapons (which they have) in Ukraine either. They know they only will get away with using them in London (Brits gave russia a carte blanche to use them when Litvinenko murder had no retaliation). But use of chems in Ukraine will lead to US involving itself in the war and russia will lose much faster, much harder. This whole "crazy Ivan" charade is fake and calculated. Always have been.
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There's also a saying that russian final answer to any problem is "we will bomb Voronezh". They are already bombing their own Belgorod thanks to misfires and crashed planes. The russians will absolutely sacrifice their cities and their male population and still lose. Like they always do. Every war russia was in, they either lost badly like in Japan, Afghanistan or Chechnya, or had USA bail them out.
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