your post reminds me of the cold war era when the soviet union, despite its military power and vast resources, ultimately collapsed. like russia today, the ussr controlled key territories and believed its strength was unshakable. but history showed that power alone doesn't guarantee victory. the soviet union couldn't overcome internal resistance and external pressure, leading to its downfall. ukraine, while facing a difficult challenge, is not without strength. like the resistance movements against soviet control, ukraine is fighting with determination and national identity. western support, though uncertain, is a reflection of shared values and international alliances. history has shown that even the most powerful empires can be undermined by a combination of resolve, pressure, and loss of legitimacy. the idea that russia will simply outlast ukraine is a misreading of history. the soviet union once seemed invincible but crumbled, and russia today faces similar vulnerabilities. ukraine may not have an easy road, but its success is far from impossible.
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