and what if he blows up the nuclear reactor in Enerhodar?
This is the clear sign that he is preparing the legal part for a general mobilisation
yes it is a short step away from mobilisation. That is where the logistical problems start for equipping and training new recruits. Then the weapons which are being sourced from other pariah states.
Damage could cause Fukushima-like nuclear disaster at Zaporizhzhia
Nuclear power plants are not islands that are self-sufficient, besides putting power on the energy grid they need to be able to take electricity from it. The operators of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant have taken offline all but one of the six reactors on site. Should the final reactor be turned off the facility would need external electricity to keep the pumps for the cooling systems running.
This was the problem in 2011 when a massive earthquake and tsunami damaged the Fukushima Daiichi cooling pump system. That resulted in meltdowns in three reactors at the nuclear facility and the release of enormous amounts of radioactivity. That radioactive fallout spread across the entire Pacific Ocean to greater and lesser degrees. In the case of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant melting down the radiation would travel with the winds. Relatively high amounts of radiation from Chernobyl were found in Austria to the west, Norway to the North and over to the Volga River in the east.
And of course the transportation to get them where they are needed. They lost more than 80% of that capacity already. They are blowing hot air that is allā¦
What if, what if etc etc, many questions but no answers eh.
The fact is no one knows what will happen only speculation.
And with winter approaching moving large columns of i____try/equipmement is going to make that extremely difficult.
What will happen when they declare mobilization? All men will be used for the war? What is happening with the economy which is already totally crippled by sanctions? Where will they get the money from? They want to become a 2nd DPRK?
Whatās a DPRK Jabs?
that is exatly how this thread startedā¦
SOme peole told us that it never would happenā¦ and look where we are now
North Korea i guess 
āDemocraticā Peoples Republic (of) Korea 
a partial or general mobilization, requires infinitely greater resources than what Russia has invested up to this point in the war in Ukraine. The biggest problem for Putin is that this mobilization will only show its effect in at least 1.5 months if he does it quickly and in 3 months if he does it almost by the book.
This means that we will only be able to see new Russian soldiers in the spring, as a result of this new mobilization. To answer the question, this mobilization is not a āgame changerā, it does not RADICALLY change the possible fate of the war, but it greatly complicates Ukraineās chances of winning the war faster without immediate and massive support from NATO. And here I mean aviation, tanks, armored i____try.
All things Russia is lacking too 
My thinking is that he is only buying time with all these actions
He is trying to distract the Russian public from his mistakes and the fact they are losing
se trouve tāil encore en Russie ce fou furieux ?
Correct, he can not hide anymore the fact that there are huge problems on the frontline for them, i see this as the beginning of the end for him.
Putin? Yes I did not hear any different.