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It's true that Ukrainians winning for almost a year they should be at the gates of Moscow now, no? That's what I would think if newspapers in my country (France
by tokinonagare 4y ago
It's true that Ukrainians winning for almost a year they should be at the gates of Moscow now, no? That's what I would think if newspapers in my country (France) were to be believed.
- jostiniane 4y agoif you somehow disagree and point out the other narrative, you are a putin Chill.. Pathetic how the orange website is not safe from trolls.
- daveguy 4y agoThey aren't trying to invade Russia. They are trying to defend their sovereign country against Russian aggression. Russia is showing the world how incompetent their military is at the same time Ukraine is successfully defending their homeland. Putin is a pathetic joke. He can't even keep the mercenaries from disparaging his weak military. Ukraine will never be "at the gates of Moscow" because they aren't trying to invade Russia.
- thriftwy 4y agoCrimea is, for all intents and purposes, Russia, and Ukraine has never ceased promising an invasion to bring it "back home".
- The_Colonel 4y agoBasically the whole world disagrees and considers Crimea to be Ukrainian. Including China, for example.
- thriftwy 4y agoIt's not their business - Crimea is Russian domestic affair now and the opinion of the whole world is irrelevant. Much like the opinion of the whole world of what happens in Guantanamo or Xinjiang is safely ignored. Except that people are not in any death camps in Crimea but actual resort camps such as Artek.
- The_Colonel 4y agoCrimea and Donbas had been a domestic affair of Ukraine before 2014, but Russia ignored that out of position of power. This issue will be in the end again decided by power.
- thriftwy 4y agoThat's why Russia has to secure and hold on to all those additional lands to avoid war coming to its core turf.
- The_Colonel 4y agoThat's been their excuse for most of their past invasions. Russia did not feel secure enough with East Germany, I guess it won't end until Portugal is secured. Anyway, I think the chance that Ukraine would continue beyond their internationally recognized borders is close to zero.
- thriftwy 4y agoThat's Europe for you, everybody invading everybody else all the time. I'm not even sure what is their chance of regaining anything at all.
- The_Colonel 4y agoEuropean countries stopped invading each other after WW2 (most of the exceptions committed by SU/Russia). Who knows how this will end up, it's still very open. In WW1, Russia collapsed after about 3 years of war, in Afghanistan it took them about 10 years to retreat (and subsequently collapse).
- thriftwy 4y agoWhat about WW2 kind of ending?