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Material for future crimes against humanity trials, the leadership (aka management) page of the Russian MoD https://eng.mil.ru/en/management.htm https://eng.mi

Material for future crimes against humanity trials, the leadership (aka management) page of the Russian MoD https://eng.mil.ru/en/management.htm https://eng.mil.ru/en/management.htm

scotty79 5y ago
I have no idea why anyone still talks to Putin. UN should just demand from Russian system of power that they delivered suspected war criminal mr Putin to Hague if they want to have any hope of Russia rejoining global economy any time soon.
- filoleg 5y ago
  > UN should just demand from Russian system of power that they delivered suspected war criminal mr Putin I don't know if your proposal was supposed to be realistic, but it is just idealistically naive at best. Putin is the Russian system of power. Unless you believe that he is going to willingly turn himself in as soon as the UN makes that demand, I don't see any good coming out of such demand by the UN. Also, don't forget that Russia is one of the 5 permanent members of the UN Security Council, and there is nothing stopping them from vetoing any such statement from being made in the first place (which is one of the major perks of being the permanent member).
  - scotty79 5y ago
    No, he's not. Every dictator rules only because there are people close to him who benefit from his rule. Every dictator can be replaced at any moment if people who enable him deem him bad for business. And that's the case with Russia. I think oligarchs would take him down if they got offered clear road forward from current troubles (if they believed it). Russia is a member of security council but nothing stops the rest of the world from physically not registering Russia's veto. Or not even letting Russia representative into the room where the issue is decided. Rulebook has been thrown away by Russia. There's not point of respecting anything about it.
    - type0 5y ago
      > I think oligarchs would take him down if they got offered clear road forward from current troubles (if they believed it). They can't, in the 90s oliagarchs had power, not now. With Putin only his silovik cronies can do anything about him, but they won't because the system is set up so that their families would suffer from the hands of his other friends. I see this as completely lost. North Korea has a bigger chance to get a new ruler after the coup than Russia. Putin has more power than a Tsar ever had.
neurostimulant 5y ago
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Material for future crimes against humanity trials, the leadership (aka management) page of the Russian MoD https://eng.mil.ru/en/management.htm https://eng.mil.ru/en/management.htm

scotty79 5y ago

I have no idea why anyone still talks to Putin. UN should just demand from Russian system of power that they delivered suspected war criminal mr Putin to Hague if they want to have any hope of Russia rejoining global economy any time soon.

filoleg 5y ago
> UN should just demand from Russian system of power that they delivered suspected war criminal mr Putin I don't know if your proposal was supposed to be realistic, but it is just idealistically naive at best. Putin is the Russian system of power. Unless you believe that he is going to willingly turn himself in as soon as the UN makes that demand, I don't see any good coming out of such demand by the UN. Also, don't forget that Russia is one of the 5 permanent members of the UN Security Council, and there is nothing stopping them from vetoing any such statement from being made in the first place (which is one of the major perks of being the permanent member).
- scotty79 5y ago
  No, he's not. Every dictator rules only because there are people close to him who benefit from his rule. Every dictator can be replaced at any moment if people who enable him deem him bad for business. And that's the case with Russia. I think oligarchs would take him down if they got offered clear road forward from current troubles (if they believed it). Russia is a member of security council but nothing stops the rest of the world from physically not registering Russia's veto. Or not even letting Russia representative into the room where the issue is decided. Rulebook has been thrown away by Russia. There's not point of respecting anything about it.
  - type0 5y ago
    > I think oligarchs would take him down if they got offered clear road forward from current troubles (if they believed it). They can't, in the 90s oliagarchs had power, not now. With Putin only his silovik cronies can do anything about him, but they won't because the system is set up so that their families would suffer from the hands of his other friends. I see this as completely lost. North Korea has a bigger chance to get a new ruler after the coup than Russia. Putin has more power than a Tsar ever had.

neurostimulant 5y ago

That page has been deleted. Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20220204230556/https://eng.mil.ru/en/management.htm https://web.archive.org/web/20220204230556/https://eng.mil.r...