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Originally Posted by Huntingwhale
I don't buy that this boil the frog/bleed them dry approach is part of the master plan either. I think it just happens to be a product of how it's all going, but I don't think that people sit around a table and decide that this is somehow a good strategy and want to keep it going.
I cannot envision millions of Ukrainian refugees being displaced around the world being part of the strategy. I don't think it's part of the plan to have China keeping watch and seeing how aid would play out if they attacked Taiwan. Russia and Iran making significant tech advances in drone warfare and getting to test out their products in real-time, russia supposedly sharing missile tech with both Iran and NK I can't imagine the US enjoys seeing that. These are all consequences of this war dragging on and there is lot more negatives than positives if the approach is to bleed russia dry.
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If it wasn’t part of the plan that was deemed the best outcome for the US then why is it occurring. The US could win this war very quickly if it chose to merely provide air support to the Ukraine army.