Russian Special Military Operation in the Ukraine - Mark IV: The Partitioning of Discussion

I'm thinking this is what happened:

1) Perogi, for whatever reason (personal, NAFO-FAGS, CIA Fags, we'll never really know) thought he had a lot more backing than he did and went 'NOWS THE TIME'
2) After seizing the supply lines and trucking to Moscow, he realized external help was never going to materialize or that it was supposed to materialize but never did and he'd never make it to Moscow in time
3) Realizing he fucked up, he tried to broker a deal. Seeing as nobody is dead, there's a big chance that this can be rolled back
4) Putin, trying desperately to save face, goes through Belarus
5) Perogi goes to Belarus, everything reset.

What's going to happen now is Putin is going to fucking kill anyone that would have supported Perogi, and hunt for his supporters. Perogi will live looking over his shoulder for the rest of his life and his PMC will be dismantled. I'll laugh my ass off if the CIA promised him something like Edrogan's coup, but never delivered, again, and he fucked his future completely for some CIA Fag who didn't return his calls. Imagine fucking trusting NATO/The West in the year of our lord 2023. Perogi is a dumb piece of shit.
 
This entire "coup" reads of one South Park episode from season 3, that being "The Red Badge of Gayness" where Cartman leads the confederacy.
I am straight up expecting that the South Park Credits music starts to play when this all blows over and presumably after the entire Ukranian land has been salted and either Russia or Globohomo have taken it over completely at this point.
 
Okay, can anyone clue me in why Ukraine didn't take advantage of the fact that Wagner cut the army from supply? They could have caused a lot of damage and nobody would ever let Russia live it down
Because this "coup" was either

a) failed Russian psyop intended to provoke ukrainians into going all-in and overreaching, then crushing them (which didn't work because the hohols and their masters didn't take the bait)

b) failed NATO psyop intended to cause an actual civil war in Russia (which didn't work because literally nobody at all supported it)

I'm inclined to believe it was a failed Russian psyop for reasons I stated earlier, it looked sus from the start. It reminded me of the time when the whole world was convinced that there's a deadly pandemic going on with some videos of actors "collapsing" on the streets and some photographs of empty coffins. A coup done by a veteran group of 25,000 trained killers that ended with less casualties than the January 6th hutzpah - seriously? The way it ended also points to an aborted psyop. When nobody took the bait they just stopped trying and went back home
 
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Because this "coup" was either

a) failed Russian psyop intended to provoke ukrainians into going all-in and overreaching, then crushing them (which didn't work because the hohols and their masters didn't take the bait)

b) failed NATO psyop intended to cause an actual civil war in Russia (which didn't work because literally nobody at all supported it)

I'm inclined to believe it was a failed Russian psyop for reasons I stated earlier, it looked sus from the start. It reminded me of the time when the whole world was convinced that there's a deadly pandemic going on with some videos of actors collapsing on the streets and some photographs of empty coffins. A coup done by a veteran group of 25,000 trained killers that ended with less casualties than the January 6th hutzpah - seriously? The way it ended also points to an aborted psyop. When nobody took the bait they just stopped trying and went back home

Another one that some people are theorizing the reason for the coup, was that the Russian Generals were secretly trying to sign contracts with Wagner soldiers and disband and absorb them into the Russian Ground Forces. Prigozhin found out and went to take over Russian Military leadership. Putin investigated and fired the offending Generals and told Prigozhin everything is fixed. It also would've been a good chance to identify traitors within the Russian ranks.
 
Called it last night, and I'm even more convinced of this now: this is a glowop. Six hours ago, this could've been a CIA op, but now I'm more convinced this was a Russian op. Roemo is on to something where this could've been a way to mask vulnerable troop movements; IMO there's an equal chance of this masking something else inside Russia.

Either way, yet again, Luka cements his position of being an absolute Chad. Future Belorussia when bros?
 
Another one that some people are theorizing the reason for the coup, was that the Russian Generals were secretly trying to sign contracts with Wagner soldiers and disband and absorb them into the Russian Ground Forces. Prigozhin found out and went to take over Russian Military leadership. Putin investigated and fired the offending Generals and told Prigozhin everything is fixed. It also would've been a good chance to identify traitors within the Russian ranks.
If this were the case, Wagner troops wouldn’t be getting offered the option to sign on with the MOD along with their negotiated pardon. Prigozhin lost and Wagner is dead, just not yet buried.
 
Okay, can anyone clue me in why Ukraine didn't take advantage of the fact that Wagner cut the army from supply? They could have caused a lot of damage and nobody would ever let Russia live it down
Late and gay, but A) Ukraine is perpetually retarded; b) Ukraine wasn't directly involved with this happening; and C): Ukraine has already blown its load with the six plus month offensive that wound up being a total wash.

What this screams to me is a merc who grew increasingly frustrated with overbearing command, lashed out in the hope of seeing managerial change, and got caught with his pants down when the leadership called his bluff. Obviously neither side can show weakness, so you get the whole charade with Belarus brokering a peace deal (which in of itself helps establish Lukashenko as a legitimate international leader) that will inevitably end with one of the two parties dead and permanently sidelined.

The above is IMO why you cannot even call this a coup; anyone serious about overthrowing the ruling elite would've already had forces in place within Moscow and St. Petersburg to quickly secure vital infrastructure and individuals because, as repeatedly mentioned, such events quickly lose steam and devolve into civil war within 24 hours. Just one more reason why you do not inherently rely on third party forces to do your dirty work if you can help it.
 
i am so pissed at being denied my entertainment, i expect Prigozhin on a submarine expedition to the Titanic by next Saturday.
We may never know as well. I'm nearly certain this blip in the war will get memory holed, because Ukraine, NATO, whatever will pull a China and deny a failure while Wagner is put into a literal hole.

Okay, can anyone clue me in why Ukraine didn't take advantage of the fact that Wagner cut the army from supply? They could have caused a lot of damage and nobody would ever let Russia live it down
Probably a stand alone complex or a contingency plan wasn't made in time. This was over and done with pretty quick. Like it felt like I took a breath and the coup started, I exhale and it ended.




Also folks who are saying government conspiracy, I doubt it. I don't think anyone was prepared for this person to go AWOL. Because the response to the event genuinely feels like the usual machines were caught with their pants down.
 
Don't have news but my hot take is it was Prigo and Putin's gayop trying to put heat on someone else in the Russia govt, like in the MOD. Doubt NATO bribed him cause he was telegraphing this all month.
 
I can’t believe Mike Ehrmantraut almost overthrew the Russian government to establish outer heaven. 425B7E28-90F4-4075-8343-70C8DE1AE009.jpeg4F17A51B-84B1-4286-BDD7-99F691D81CEA.png
 
I'm utterly confused, and maybe that was the point. I'm not smart enough to figure out Putin's plan, and I doubt I'm alone in this.

Perhaps this way a gayop, perhaps Putin quickly managed to get it settled, or perhaps he just got lucky. I doubt we'll ever know.
I doubt it’s a gay op or we would’ve seen the payoff by now. All the evidence points to it being a genuine failed half-assed power play that fizzled out because it was in neither party’s best interest to escalate - Pringles never got the support that he expected, and Putler cannot afford a civil war right now and needs the Wagner men on his side. I’m also more inclined to believe that he was acting out of his own ambition rather than being paid off, because if it was the latter and the goal was simply to cause chaos in Russia there’s no reason he’d agree to resolve this after a quick negotiation in just a day.
 
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