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I'm not sure that's the play. They don't need land, they need balls (i.e. if the Russians continue then fundamentally detach them from the modern world). On a
by mhh__ 5y ago
I'm not sure that's the play. They don't need land, they need balls (i.e. if the Russians continue then fundamentally detach them from the modern world).
On a tactical level they probably already have more than enough breathing room to be able to mobilize (which I would imagine the US has already done) every information gathering asset in the region to provide Intel to the Ukrainian troops. As far as I'm aware there are already publicly documented AWACS aircraft on patrol as you'd expect.
I have family by a few RAF bases with some saucy planes but it would be foolish to comment on it in a time like this so gossip will stay as such.
- templarchamp 5y agoI am not saying from defensive posture -but from a posture to prevent further escalation and aggression. Russia is able to do what it does is simply because it thinks it can get away with it. It is not fair - so ring fencing at the cheapest cost to force NATO to trigger Article V will give pause. will Russia cross the red line?
- pjerem 5y ago> will Russia cross the red line? Who knows ? And, furthermore, who will take the bet ?
- sharken 5y agoTrump would be the closest to do that, just look at the rhetoric from the North Korea crisis in 2017: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017%E2%80%932018_North_Korea_crisis https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017%E2%80%932018_North_Kore...
- mhh__ 5y agoThat makes more sense although I am still skeptical, i.e. the moment the line is crossed possibly by chance you then have an emboldened enemy.