Panik Kalm Panik

Before you make fun of Russia about their Black Sea fleet:
Where is the Ukrainian fleet and how small is it? Where are the Ukrainian tanks which were NOT supplied by NATO? Where did Ukraine manage to recapture land from Russia this year? How many towns did Ukraine manage to successfully defend from Russia this year?

The question is not how Ukraine will hold as you are stating it will lose, but how Russia, weak after coming out of Ukraine regardless of victory or defeat from heavy losses, can hold with various ethnic groups in Siberia, Russians that fled not wanting to join the military, corruption, ruined pride, and loss of arms exports. At this point, there is no such thing as decisive victory in this war anymore. Any victory in this war is most likely pyrrhic. Regardless of victory or defeat, Russia would be vulnerable...

Russia is as strong as it was at the beginning of the conflict. They are producing more and more vehicles and weapons, and Russia is the world's #1 producer of gas and a few other natural resources. If you ask me, Russia is not getting harmed economically. Militarily, maybe a little. But not so much economically. The world's embargo of Russia just backfired upon those nations, especially seen with the rapidly rising gas prices in the USA. Russia's pride is not ruined, it is rising every day (especially with Victory Day on 9 May approaching). Russia does not have a full military conscription, as it has a large supply of soldiers still unlike Ukraine. And the Siberians are for the most part supportive of Putin.

I think we should just not argue as much anymore, as it wastes both of ours's time. You can keep supporting Ukraine, I can't stop you or change your mind unless you decide to do so yourself. If you want to support a different side than me, then you can do so. If you want to argue, we can still do it but try to do it less. Anyways, have a good day until our next argument (if there will be one)!