ukraineally

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by ukraineally 5y ago
>You can always surrender and give your freedom away. Is this what you would choose if USA was attacked by China? China hasn't had a war of aggression in how long? China has all the factories and a standing army of like 600 million.
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by ukraineally 5y ago
We don't though. Ukraine never joined any military alliances. They didn't take the risk of needing to protect us and thusly we never took the risk of protecting them. Adding to a war does not end it. However, we can absolutely dro
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by ukraineally 5y ago
You dont end a war by adding to it.
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by ukraineally 5y ago
Hard to deny videos and pictures of destroyed russian equipment. Hard to deny the reality that they have not captured key cities. Impossible to deny how united the world stands against Russia. Something that seems obvious, there's a ma
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>I thought the point of sanctions is to inflict enough financial damage to the Russian people in the hope that they will start to turn on Putin? Primary of primary purposes is to reduce their ability to fund a war. War is very expensive,
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by ukraineally 5y ago
This seems evident. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi had spoke a few days ago that they respected the sovereignty of Ukraine. "China firmly advocates respecting and safeguarding the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countrie
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by ukraineally 5y ago
I'm not telepathic, but no I don't think so. The nuclear bombs are to scare off NATO for the most part.
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>What if Russians (the ones with power to do so) decide to take the world with them? Traditional military is being wrecked by underdog Ukraine and probably massive proxy war. Russia is losing big time. Evil will burn down the world to ru
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by ukraineally 5y ago
EU is certainly on their side. The decision before the EU would be to actively join the war against Russia.
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by ukraineally 5y ago
This is due in large part because of Russian agents getting Canadian oil sources cancelled. The USA needs to stop buying conflict oil.
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by ukraineally 5y ago
The point of sanctions is to show the world that economic collapse is worse than war. How many Russians know they can't access their money? How many didn't bother to show up to work because they won't have customers. Knowing
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by ukraineally 5y ago
There is a difference between justified anxiety, general butterflies, and anxiety disorders. I'm not your therapist so I cannot say but absolutely. This is a major world event with major consequences to people's lives. The reality
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by ukraineally 5y ago
The russian chess community, except for 2 douches, have come out against the war. The FIDE presidents may have had former lives where they might have conflict of interests, but their love for chess exceeds their love for putin. People see w
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by ukraineally 5y ago
I researched Turkey quite a bit recently. Largely speaking, the Crimean naval base that this all has been about originally appeared to be largely due to Russia against Turkey. In Syria and Libya, they aren't on the same side of the con
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by ukraineally 5y ago
CNN was great, superb reputation, back in the day. They changed and not for the better. CNN is fake news because they became political activists instead of journalists. Their goal was just non-stop attack on Trump. In the short term, your r
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by ukraineally 5y ago
checks twitter. Yep still banned. Cant help sorry. I was simply discussing the reality that diplomacy is over. That the Russian people would need to show us something rather specific to reopen diplomacy at this point. This political opinion
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by ukraineally 5y ago
This is coming out now. The Russian propaganda has been operating on traditional media to large degree but much much worse on social media. At exactly the same time, how many people have been banned on twitter lately for political opinions
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by ukraineally 5y ago
I kind of read this and feel like... what have they been doing until now? Have they not been under constant APT threat?
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by ukraineally 5y ago
There are an awful lot of videos showing russians lined up at atms. You can only withdrawal $20? Not going to be buying much with that. Most currency exchanges consider their currency worthless. If the bank run doesnt crush their economy, w
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by ukraineally 5y ago
CF18s have turned back Russian air force MANY times. Back during financial crisis the Russians were coming into our territory often. Obviously no shots fired, Russian pilots were very lost. This notam isn't about military. CF18s can ea
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by ukraineally 5y ago
1 thing is for sure, american intelligence will know exactly who and what was aboard. I suspect that plane won't be taking off again.
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>Both Western governments and private parties have been publicly showing extraordinary amounts of intelligence on Russia troop movements, disposition, and likely intentions, and I can only imagine that that Ukraine is getting much more t
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>If the prices are right, there's bound to be buyers. If you can get some of BP's stake in Rosneft for kopeks on the ruble, why not throw some cash at it? You get ownership in something that might not exist in the future? Your
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>I'm guessing that hump in the Russian yield curve is about to be more like the Burj khalifa than a camel There won't be a curve, it will be a yield cliff taller than the burj. Mind you, they were already at 10% interest rates
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by ukraineally 5y ago
Nothing much changed today. The russian special forces are getting wrecked and we knew the reg force troops would convoy behind. The reg forces will take tremendous losses against general mobilization. Their morale is bad now? oh man... Dar
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by ukraineally 5y ago
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>That is basically what they are doing now, sit back and do nothing. Ukraine never joined any military alliances. They never took the risk of needing to defend someone else, but in so doing meant they never got us to back them. That was
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by ukraineally 5y ago
>The most important battle was, again, for Kyiv. Russia failed to seize an airport on its outskirts on February 24th, the first day of the war. Spetsnaz airborne were routed day 1. Was it really just Ukrainians? Or did they have some pro
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by ukraineally 5y ago
Second link is a standoff where China maintained peace. First link did have some death, but for the most part China backed off and was trying to deescalate the situation? This is also India, who aren't slumps. India being generally con
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by ukraineally 5y ago
Like, if they launch on Ukraine. The nuke will go off on its target. Do you feel like the rest of the world who is anxiously watching what is happening will sit back and do nothing?

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