Quote from: swogerino on March 03, 2022, 08:13:13 AM

Unfortunately after Putin saw that he miscalculated the invasion of Ukraine to happen in just 2-3 days in his evil mind he know has given order to bombard anything,especially civilians target,like buildings,shops and whatever the case.I think this will only make the situation worse for simple Russian citizens that are against the war.Sure some intelligent youth in Russia is coming up against this war but they are being arrested while the middle age people think this is a "necessary war" and there is a lot of disagreement between the generations there.I don't see any relief anytime soon for the Russian citizens,they will suffer their president decision for some time to come.

But I heard the second stage of dialogue between the two sides. Hopefully, there will be a ceasefire from Russia, considering there have been so many casualties in Ukraine. Maybe Putin never thought how great the Ukrainians were defending their country that the war was still going on. But I remain optimistic to see this war will end soon as the UN and other countries are urging Russia to leave Ukraine as soon as possible.

Quote from: Ludmilla_rose1995 on March 03, 2022, 04:58:19 PM

I saw on the news online that the attacks continued to be carried out by Putin, it was clear that the sanctions (product boycott or economy) currently being imposed did not mean anything to Putin. If Putin doesn't stop attacking but the people want him to stop, then it's the people who have to demote Putin with a massive demonstration, for sure.

The sanctions imposed on Russia will indeed affect their future, even if they mean nothing at the moment. After this war, Putin will surely recalculate what he still has and if he sees the sanctions continuing, he will surely be surprised to see it because it could mean he can't do much. With pressure from other countries to withdraw from Ukraine, Putin has to look at the situation because if he continues to attack Ukraine, there is a possibility that he will regret it later.