[pinkypanther]

Russian President Vladimir Putin often evokes the Soviet Union's epic defeat of Nazi Germany during World War II to justify his country's invasion of Ukraine.


Yet Putin is committing some of the same blunders that doomed Germany's 1941 invasion of the USSR -- while using "Hitler-like tricks and tactics" to justify his brutality, military historians and scholars say.


This is the savage irony behind Putin's decision to invade Ukraine that's become clear as the war enters its second month: the Russian leader, who portrays himself as a student of history, is floundering because he  hasn't paid enough attention to the lessons of the "Great Patriotic War" he reveres.


"I have been trying to make sense of this for a month, because as terrible as Putin is, you could never say he was illogical," says Peter T. DeSimone, an associate professor of Russian and Eastern European history at Utica University in New York.


"All of this is illogical, and that's the scary thing," he says. "This is not normal for what he's done in the past. This is something that makes no sense on many levels, and not just in regard to World War II."

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[kokee]

both nazi inavder today, another one is quietly hide under putin skirt.
putin fate will be like hitler, let see when the last day will come in underground, not long from here, unless US has more important job for him to do with his blood brother, LOL LOL.



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[simpleman]

Its illogical because the comparison is wrong, in the first place.

Unlike Hitler's war of conquest for Soviet territory, Putin is fighting to liberate the ethnic Russians in the Donbass from Ukraine's genocidal oppression. And to prevent Nato's eastward expansion.

[cityhantam]

Its illogical because the comparison is wrong, in the first place.

Unlike Hitler's war of conquest for Soviet territory, Putin is fighting to liberate the ethnic Russians in the Donbass from Ukraine's genocidal oppression. And to prevent Nato's eastward expansion.

It's also for Russia's long term survival. 

Assmerica has been aiming to split Russia into smaller countries so that these small countries can be subservient to Assmerica!

Assmerica has been trying to do the same in the case of China.

[Teeth53]

Its illogical because the comparison is wrong, in the first place.

Unlike Hitler's war of conquest for Soviet territory, Putin is fighting to liberate the ethnic Russians in the Donbass from Ukraine's genocidal oppression. And to prevent Nato's eastward expansion.

https://amp-theguardian-com.cdn.ampproje...?amp_gsa=1&_js_v=a9&usqp=mq331AQKKAFQArABIIACAw%3D%3D#amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&aoh=16489709644801&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&share=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.theguardian.com%2Fworld%2Flive%2F2022%2Fapr%2F02%2Frussia-ukraine-war-latest-russian-troop-withdrawal-noticeable-says-zelenskiy-us-gives-kyiv-300m-more-in-live

[Teeth53]

It's also for Russia's long term survival. 

Assmerica has been aiming to split Russia into smaller countries so that these small countries can be subservient o Assmerica!

Assmerica has been trying to do the same in the case of China.

A series of explosions were heard and smoke was seen in Ukraine’s southern port city of Odesa in the early hours of Sunday, witnesses said.

There was no official information about the attack.

[Teeth53]

A series of explosions were heard and smoke was seen in Ukraine’s southern port city of Odesa in the early hours of Sunday, witnesses said.

There was no official information about the attack.

https://youtu.be/Ek9JkYj2hs4

[[[ForeverAlone]]]

I feel kinda " fake " what we heard from this war most from " mainstream media "

As usual they highly focus to make label like Russia is " bad guy " like that.

I kinda feel Russia is advancing, they don't fully activate their huge army behind Yet. They are just sending part of their army already can invade half way into Ukraine.