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Okay, let's qualify that a bit. The majority of the world is not not siding with Russia.
by Gollapalli 5y ago
Okay, let's qualify that a bit. The majority of the world is not not siding with Russia.
- Arnt 5y agoTry illustrating that with an example, perhaps? Take Argentina, which I picked at random because it starts with an A and is far both from the US, Europe and Russia. From what I can tell, it voted with the Ukraine in the UN, has done nothing to take Russia's side, and doesn't do much. Is that right, or have I missed something?
- Gollapalli 5y agoDid you read the article?
- thatwasunusual 5y agoIs "did you read the article?" your answer to everything in life?
- Arnt 5y agoYes. I don't understand the question. Perhaps you want to only use examples from there, instead of some random country from "most of the world", is that it? Bahrain is mentioned. It voted with the Ukraine, isn't doing anything more, and isn't doing anything at all that Putin asks for. Not that it can — Bahrain can't very well buy Russian gas or oil, or sell Russia anything it needs. I suppose it could reduce its oil production, that would help Putin. Anyway, I like Argentina better as an example because Argentina is a customer for things Russia can sell and a source for a few things Russia needs. But Bahrain's position seems broadly similar: Ukrainian-friendly but not exerting itself at all. Feel free to inform me of aspects I've overlooked, of course.