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Not between, but making it more difficult for Russia to safely send troops into the Donbas region. Depending on the routes Russia takes to get materials and tr
by anonymouskimmer 4y ago
Not between, but making it more difficult for Russia to safely send troops into the Donbas region.
Depending on the routes Russia takes to get materials and troops into the Donbas, and to protect other routes into the Donbas, we have:
Turkey - blocking entry of north seas warships into the Black Sea / Sea of Azov.
Ukraine itself, which can send missiles onto the Russian roads currently funneling troops into the Donbas region.
- thr717272 4y ago> Not between, but making it more difficult for Russia to safely send troops into the Donbas region. Based on the way you write it seems you think this is problematic. Do you?
- anonymouskimmer 4y agoI don't understand your question? I was addressing a strawman. That is all.
- thr717272 4y agoI'm just pointing out that the way you phrase it makes it sound like: "[robbers has a legitimate concern that] with all these cops and all this cameras and security doors they can hardly pull off a heist any longer"
- anonymouskimmer 4y agoYou probably won't read this after 4 days, but the way I was phrasing it was solely meant to show that the rhetorical question asking what states are between Russia and Donbas (none) is irrelevant to the point the original commenter was making.