Keep it civil.
Russo-Ukrainian War Thread
Imagine South Texas seceding and declaring itself an independent republic. That mexico recognize the new republic and sign with it treaties of protection and assistance. Let him open the border and deploy his army in the new territory.
Can anyone consider this scenario without further escalation ?
Hoping it doesn't get worse. Although Eastern NATO countries like Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland must be nervous.
@jacdec: Sir you are right but would USA like Mexico to align with Russia and let it deploy its weapons in its own territory?
Prior to Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea (then Ukrainian territory), less than 20% of the Ukrainian population favored NATO membership. For 8 years, Russia has been trying to carve up Ukraine, which it wants to assimilate into its own territory. The recognition of the two self-proclaimed republics is a further step in this direction. The invasion of the whole of Ukraine, accompanied by bombardments on numerous cities and aimed, in addition to military infrastructures, at strategic, economic and civil infrastructures.
Ukraine was looking for a security partner to guarantee its integrity and freedom as a sovereign and democratic state. Knowing that Russia's ultimate goal has always been, since the fall of the USSR, to annex it to its own territory as it did in Crimea, what other choice could Ukraine have but NATO ?
US and it's Allies along with other neighboring countries should intervene and negotiate a PEACE TREATY 🤝
@forgivemegod: russian bots in 2022??? You're about 6 years late, suck yo mudda.
@hydratedfubuki6: I hope your relatives
@forgivemegod: ??? Are you done giving excuses for murder?? Russia starting a war when every country out there wanted peace and even wanted to talk to Putin is 100% on Putin.
Guys
can someone explain to me why they are fighting
Official statement is a section of Ukraine identifies as Russian.
Real reason some analyst say is because NATO pushing into that region and Russia wanting to prevent that.
Both actually. However, the most accurate reason is the fact that USA has intervened once again in the business of a country which they have almost no obligation to in order to "close out" Russia from the rest of Europe. They have deployed a part of their army and representatives in Ukraine and some other Easter European countries in order to put pressure on Russia and prevent the annexation of other Ukranian territories.
@darkrealm: Don't jinx it....
@ghostodoofus2: If I do you can hold me accountable ;).
@darkrealm: Yeah, I'll find you in the afterlife and collect 100 bucks from you.
I admit that I am not precisely informed of the full complexity of the Ukrainian situation. I don't think you are either. Under these conditions I believe that it is not effective to continue a debate which could ignite. For my part, I will take care to complete my information in the direction you indicate.
As long as nobody in the US or Russia is so idiotic to start launching nuclear weapons it won’t be world endingly bad. Still very sorry for the Ukrainians, though.
@forgivemegod: ??? Are you done giving excuses for murder?? Russia starting a war when every country out there wanted peace and even wanted to talk to Putin is 100% on Putin.
Sir you have no idea what you are talking about, peace talks? really , if peace was what west wanted why was USA not giving insurance that they were not going to extend NATO further eastwards ? Why was the west pushing towards ”peace talks” on their and own terms and completely neglecting Russian interests and concerns? It is still not too late if west guarantees NATO will not expand war will stop immediately.
Sir I am not giving excuses for murder I condemn the war but there was no other way to stop NATO expansion diplomatic options were completely closed as west completely ignored Russian interests.
And sir you should not forget what the west did to Iraq Syria Afghanistan so talking about murder is hypocritical.
If the people of Ukraine wanted to join NATO it's not Russia's place to intervene in their sovereign affairs. Invasion of a sovereign country is not justified because you don't like their politics.
I sure do hope india doesn't get invloved and Russians don't commit 10000000000 war crimes😃
I feel bad for those innocent Ukrainian citizens
@battlemaker5088 said:
I feel bad for those innocent Ukrainian citizens
We are privileged of seeing a war, that's rare for a generation of snowflakes, that's awesome and it will be like a videogame or investing in cryptocurrency, we bet and see who wins.
We are privileged of seeing a war, that's rare for a generation of snowflakes, that's awesome and it will be like a videogame or investing in cryptocurrency, we bet and see who wins.
The f*ck😭
We are privileged of seeing a war, that's rare for a generation of snowflakes, that's awesome and it will be like a videogame or investing in cryptocurrency, we bet and see who wins.
You should probably go by bellum now.
1. The Ukraine is a constitutional republic, which means the people have a voice through their vote. If there was a government in place it is because the Ukranian people put them there. If the Ukranian people are voting for elected representatives who want to join NATO that is the will of the people.
Your argument is that Russia forcing their way in and invading is more representative of the peoples' wishes than an elected government?
2. Some polls showed as high as 69% approval among the Ukranian public for joining NATO in 2017.
3. I actually have friends in the Ukraine, and they are terrified. They don't want Russia coming into their country with tanks and bombs. If the people wanted Russia to come in they wouldn't need to fight. Again, Russia doesn't have the right to invade other countries because they don't like how they conduct their politics.
@forgivemegod: lol. So the russian people want peace, and to show that, they invade a sovereign nation? Interesting.
@forgivemegod: What American weapons are in Ukraine right now? Go ahead...support your point.
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