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I don't disagree. The question is whether Europe is going to be capable of maintaining that level of defensive action on its own. I hope the answer is yes. Sad
by troad 7mo ago
I don't disagree.
The question is whether Europe is going to be capable of maintaining that level of defensive action on its own. I hope the answer is yes. Sadly, I'm left extremely sceptical from observing European politics.
- dh2022 7mo agoBTW - after 4 years of war Russia got around 30,000 sq km [0] - this is less than the smallest Baltic state Estonia. So I think the Baltics will be fine by themselves - because of the crass Russian military incompetence. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian-occupied_territories_of_Ukraine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian-occupied_territories_o...
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- troad 7mo agoWith extensive US logistical support, yes. We're talking about a scenario where that factor is absent. That's not to diminish the bravery of the Ukrainian people. They're heroes. But bravery doesn't suffice without materiel. I'm not convinced the rest of Europe has good supplies of either.