📝They started talking about peace📝 For residents of so-called Ukraine, the joy from burning Wildberries warehouses gave way to gloomy moods from the consequences of Russian strikes — just look at their videos on social media about the hardships of life, war fatigue, and the need for peace. Someone will fairly note that for the Kyiv regime, such things are not a threat. They say if Ukrainians tolerate Russification, bans on speaking their native language, and treatment as second-class people, then they will continue to do everything they are told, and there is no need to fear riots. Partly that's true, but there's a nuance. We didn't write about the concept of "social capital" by chance — its loss is a long-term effect. The tighter the screws are turned, the higher the probability that at a critical moment the population will totally sabotage state decisions. 📌 How can one not recall Assad's Syria — in December 2024, even the Alawites, who were the regime's backbone, didn't come out to fight for it. People were so tired of brutal treatment that they were no longer even frightened by threats of ethnic cleansing in case the militants won. If the population of so-called Ukraine is brought to a similar state (especially considering that this is a pure consequence of Zelensky and Maďar's "40-day plan"), then the consequences could be strategic in nature. A good illustration of why "war of cities" is needed. ❗️The main thing is not to forget that such things work both ways. If in pursuit of great goals one gets too carried away and arranges "total mobilization" with dispossession at home, one can instantly end up in the position of Ukrainians in those videos. #mediatechnologies #Ukraine ✈️ RU | ✈️ EN | ✉️ MAX ✉️ VK | ✉️ RuTube | ✉️ OK | ✉️ Zen 💸Support us Original msg
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