That account is reliable. I’ve followed it for a while they caveat any contentious footage as do most.
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Nowadays people don't have the appetite for that kind of things.
Yeah, yeah, no doubt. But this is right near Kiev.
All of us who didn't do any of that shit? Some people have the impression that we are all americans.
I honestly don’t know then. Maybe Ukrainian forces?
Some of the footage doesn't really stack up to official accounts at the moment. I know Ukraine might be spinning positively but if they're that far in it would surely be a very bloody battle at this point. Unless they've fully retreated.
Sure. But looking back it's sad that we dont feel any sort of thing back then. Even if it's saddam.
No? I don't like war, full stop. Unlike you I don't feel the need to support Russian imperialism just because I dislike western imperialism.
NATO isn't just the US+UK, sorry. Your comparison is utter bullshit and highly offensive and I phrased my question because I wanted you to grasp that yourself.
To be fair tactically it's best not to fight sporadically.
Or even a full retreat is better to minimized casualty.
Probaly the UKR still hoped for some miracles, not the time to hit the fight till the last man button yet.
Putin is fecking devil. Please free Ukraine.
Isn't it weird that in all these pictures and videos of we don't see much support for these types of vehicles?
It's not a particularly difficult concept my guy. NATO isn't a country. Every country in NATO is independent to do what it wants with its army beyond its obligations to NATO. Most small European countries in NATO have not been involved in any wars in the Middle East beyond sending some soldiers for the peace-keeping part after the invasion was done.
The CSTO is a defensive organisation like NATO. Russia isn't a defensive country only and neither is the US. Sounds like you have a problem with the US and its often willing allies than with NATO. Or that in fact you have very limited understanding of what NATO is and does.
Ah yeah NATO is the CIA and also every time a war starts somewhere in the world it's the CIA and the Western countries' agents starting it. I bet the CIA started the mess in former Yugoslavia too. Talk about pills...
Where did you see support for what Russia is doing?
This just might be the case.
Maybe it's all arranged.
Wouldn't be unbellievable now would it?
Ukranians retreat to a point, Russians invade to a point.
Leave Kiev alone. Take the northern and eastern towns near the russian border.
I doubt this is doable without everyone and their dogs knows about it.
Such instructions cant be kept hidden from the chain of command ane virtually everybody else
First question to NATO presser: journalist questions whether they need "an anti-Hitler... sorry anti-Putin" coalition.
This is neither the time nor the place to criticise US-UK aggression and its coming from me who I am quite vocal on that issue
I had it on in the background and thought I misheard
NATO is a joke
I just watched that, hopefully she stays safe.I had it on in the background and thought I misheard
I don't get comments like this. Ukraine is not a NATO-member and therefore NATO is not involved here. It's Ukraine on its own now. It is what it is.
Looks like it's all done and dusted already. Sad. I thought Ukraine would be slightly better prepared.
So basically he's saying we're going to help Ukraine, by increasing our defences in Nato countries. We have trained and given weapons to the Ukrainian army and that's pretty much all we are going to do....oh, and sanctions
I feel for Ukrainians here
I feel for Ukrainians here
Just cause I must have missed, the Kremlin is saying this is a battle against actual Nazis? Thats a thing?
Maybe it's just the media that are in the dark.
If this is a full out invasion that's been going on for hours now, why haven't we seen more?
And, don't forget, the Russians and the Ukranians speak the same language (ok, similar).
It wouldn't suprise me, that's all i'm saying.
Ukraine isn't a part of Nato. If it was then Nato would have to smash the russians.
What else can Nato feasibly do when Ukraine isn't a part of the organization?
It's a bizarre spin, but it might be a powerful message to the domestic audience.
Honestly, there weren't many other choices here. Obviously, the best choice would have been to massively arm Ukraine from 2014 to now. But there wasn't much that could have been done in the last few months.
I can't really see much the west can do other than brutal sanctions and arming the Ukraine resistance.