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borodutch
@warpcastadmin.eth
bit.ly/4237ZBf if you're wondering why russia attacked Ukraine — it's this dictators don't start wars to win them they start wars to divert larger portion of wealth towards the most corrupt part of govmnt — military — so that their cronies can enrich themselves more
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Tayyab - d/acc
@tayyab
So short sighted. There will be nothing left to govern or rule, eventually.
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Jordan Olmstead
@jchanolm.eth
Close but not quite. Russia invaded Ukraine because all Russian energy exports flow out of Eastern Ukraine. If Russia doesn’t dominate Ukraine their economy relies at the goodwill of what government happens to be in power in Ukraine
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DBKW🦉🎩
@drinkbeerkillwar.eth
Damn… how’s those economic sanctions working out… US be like…
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Henry
@hlau
Obviously the military industrial complex never saw a war it didn’t like. Wealth isn’t necessarily a zero sum game though, especially when global trade is involved. I’m more concerned about how Russia emerges after this war ends/stalls. All the WW2 relics are being cleared out and they’ll be war-ready…
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Daniel Fernandes
@dfern.eth
Also a miscalculation from Putin that his military was less corrupt and useless than it actually was, combined with a miscalculation that Ukraine & international backing was more corrupt and feeble than it actually was (though somewhat understandable given the collective shrug w/ Crimea before)
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Leo
@lsn
This article claims that Russian elite wealth fell from 600bn in 2021 to 500bn in 2023
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AbuUsama
@abuusama
Or, maybe, possibly, Ukraine joining NATO was a red line 🤷🏾♂️
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