BP quits Russia in up to $25B hit after Ukraine invasion

Re:BP quits Russia in up to $25B hit after Ukraine invasion by NicoJuicy on Sunday February 27, 2022 @05:29PM (#30493388)

I think winning could be done by 2 ways:

- holding out long enough, if it depleets Russia of resources ( aided with sanctions)

- internal protests in Russia ( considering huge amount of relatives on both sides), that goes out of control - I don't know if this is realistic though. But I think the relative factor between those countries ( family members) can outwit the propaganda factor

Those Ukranians are though as hell though. I'm sure we are seeing a more 'positive' side of them ( if that's possible in a war), but they aren't backing down. Uttermost respect for their president too. He seems to have a deep understanding of how he can reach the world.

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Re:BP quits Russia in up to $25B hit after Ukraine invasion by rodgerd on Sunday February 27, 2022 @08:08PM (#30494874)

There's the third option, which is that the Russian elites simply murder Putin and use his corpse to blame Russia's problems on, not unlike Stalin and the post-Stalin denunciations.

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Re:BP quits Russia in up to $25B hit after Ukraine invasion by NicoJuicy on Sunday February 27, 2022 @08:24PM (#30495016)

I consider it internal protest tbh

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Re:BP quits Russia in up to $25B hit after Ukraine invasion by rodgerd on Monday February 28, 2022 @05:12PM (#30505894)

I guess that it's a substantially different internal protest than ordinary Russians.

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