Russian President Putin announces military operation in Ukraine
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It's the same as with Georgia. USA use strong words and try to look tough on the world stage, but even if they do care they lack power to do anything about it.
Germany and Hungary need Russia's gas. Gas flow from RU to EU through UA is up >50% since the invasion. EU members are increasing their direct purchases from Russia this week as EU spot prices have increased - and it's flowing through Ukraine.
China, UAE and India abstained from the Security Council draft resolution. There are even reports that the wording was hanged from “condemning in the strongest terms” to “deplores in the strongest︀ terms” to avoid China actually voting against it.
Russia is pivoting gas and wheat sales︁ from Europe to China, which seems not so worried about fungus contamination as they were︂ last year. Pakistan has confirmed more weapons deals with China this week as part of︃ their gradual shift towards the East. Bolsanaro met Putin ten days ago and "prays for︄ peace" instead of condemning the invasion.
USA don't want to hasten half the world moving︅ from SWIFT and USD,GBP,EUR,CAD,AUD,etc to SPFS, CIPS and CNY, RUB, etc.
USA has lost its︆ longstanding hegemony. Which way do India, Brazil, large parts of Africa and Middle East pivot︇ if US really attempts to embargo Russia and therefore her trading partners?
Germany and Hungary need Russia's gas. Gas flow from RU to EU through UA is up >50% since the invasion. EU members are increasing their direct purchases from Russia this week as EU spot prices have increased - and it's flowing through Ukraine.
China, UAE and India abstained from the Security Council draft resolution. There are even reports that the wording was hanged from “condemning in the strongest terms” to “deplores in the strongest︀ terms” to avoid China actually voting against it.
Russia is pivoting gas and wheat sales︁ from Europe to China, which seems not so worried about fungus contamination as they were︂ last year. Pakistan has confirmed more weapons deals with China this week as part of︃ their gradual shift towards the East. Bolsanaro met Putin ten days ago and "prays for︄ peace" instead of condemning the invasion.
USA don't want to hasten half the world moving︅ from SWIFT and USD,GBP,EUR,CAD,AUD,etc to SPFS, CIPS and CNY, RUB, etc.
USA has lost its︆ longstanding hegemony. Which way do India, Brazil, large parts of Africa and Middle East pivot︇ if US really attempts to embargo Russia and therefore her trading partners?
You mean militarily? Why would they? Ukraine is not a part of NATO. The U.S. has no vital strategic national interest in Ukraine.
You mean economically? People do not understand Russia's dominance in many sphere's of the natural resources sector -- and its ability to cripple the world economically in terms of oil, platinum, palladium, neon gas for the manufacturing of semiconductors, etc. The best analysis of these issues that I have seen so far:
https://pro.paradigm-press.info/p/m...P_CNTC_ID=MDAwMDM1MjQ0NDUy&ESP_A=35523&h=true
You mean economically? People do not understand Russia's dominance in many sphere's of the natural resources sector -- and its ability to cripple the world economically in terms of oil, platinum, palladium, neon gas for the manufacturing of semiconductors, etc. The best analysis of these issues that I have seen so far:
https://pro.paradigm-press.info/p/m...P_CNTC_ID=MDAwMDM1MjQ0NDUy&ESP_A=35523&h=true
The question that nobody's answering though is why has this government insisted for NATO and EU when
- it's obvious that neither EU nor NATO wants them in
- it's obvious what russian response this would have triggered
- The offered alternative of neutrality, looking at how finland did and is doing, seems just like the opportunity of an entire history turned down.
I do buy that over a decade of western propaganda might have created a false sense of nationalism, but given this outcome, the responsibility of the comedian in terms of deaths and destruction is at least as much as that of vlad.︀
It's also so sad to read the UA ambassador in london first, the comedian after,︁ suggesting for negotiation and acceptance of neutrality in return of non-aggression just to change their︂ mind few hours after. Because we all can imagine what disgusting pressures were behind these︃ changes of mind.
- it's obvious that neither EU nor NATO wants them in
- it's obvious what russian response this would have triggered
- The offered alternative of neutrality, looking at how finland did and is doing, seems just like the opportunity of an entire history turned down.
I do buy that over a decade of western propaganda might have created a false sense of nationalism, but given this outcome, the responsibility of the comedian in terms of deaths and destruction is at least as much as that of vlad.︀
It's also so sad to read the UA ambassador in london first, the comedian after,︁ suggesting for negotiation and acceptance of neutrality in return of non-aggression just to change their︂ mind few hours after. Because we all can imagine what disgusting pressures were behind these︃ changes of mind.
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Most Western media articles claim that reports of U.S. biolabs in Ukraine are simply Russian misinformation:
https://www.politifact.com/factchec...are-no-us-run-biolabs-ukraine-contrary-socia/
But even if it were︁ true, how does this possibly countervail my claim that Ukraine is not a part of︂ NATO and that the U.S. would never intercede militarily in Ukraine because that the U.S.︃ has no vital strategic national interest there? Biolabs that can be placed almost anywhere in︄ the world do not create a vital national interest. I do not understand your logic.︅
https://www.politifact.com/factchec...are-no-us-run-biolabs-ukraine-contrary-socia/
But even if it were︁ true, how does this possibly countervail my claim that Ukraine is not a part of︂ NATO and that the U.S. would never intercede militarily in Ukraine because that the U.S.︃ has no vital strategic national interest there? Biolabs that can be placed almost anywhere in︄ the world do not create a vital national interest. I do not understand your logic.︅
No idiot of a US president will commit US troops by sending them 1000's of miles away to fight next door to a nuclear armed enemy. There is also nothing in it for them. Ukraine is a worthless country to America. Ukraine's only importance to US is as a thorn in Russia's side. Ukraine troops are surrendering in places without even firing a shot. These are smart soldiers who decided to go home safely to their families rather than fight over nothing for a puppet comedian turn president. Let peace prevail in︀ end.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-60499385.amp
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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-60499385.amp
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No national security interests
First of all, Ukraine isn't︁ in America's neighbourhood. It is not located on the US border. Nor does it host︂ a US military base. It does not have strategic oil reserves, and it's not a︃ major trade partner.---- end quote
I am on nobody side, and I hope for all people this war ends soon! But I think Ukraine could remain neutral and accept the offer to not be a part of NATO like Finland. Presidents should do anything to avoid war. But US is much behind this and after big failure in Afghanistan they needed new warzone. After Ukraine is China vs Taiwan next? I don’t like dictators like Putin, Xi, Lukaschenko, but US politics is not fair too. Look at history Cuban Missile crisis, and imagine if there was still Warsaw pact equal to NATO and Mexico says they want to join and︀ welcome Russian rockets and S400 on their land, we can just imagine how US reaction︁ would be.
I agree. But the irony is that now︂ that Finland and Sweden have seen this Russian invasion, they are now also considering NATO︃ membership. IMO, that would be bad for everyone. There is no need for NATO to︄ expand.
Honestly, I am not sure why anyone would want to include Ukraine in their︅ political sphere. Did no one learn anything from Germany's and the USSR's partition of Poland?︆ You should want a neutral buffer zone between belligerent nations. That way, any invasion acts︇ as a warning and a trip wire while you still have time to mobilize your︈ troops. There should be a buffer between Russia and NATO. As a life-long student of︉ history, this all seems quite bizarre to me.
Of course, in hindsight, we know why︊ Germany and the USSR partitioned Poland. They both wished to attack the other. In fact,︋ Stalin actually started WWII by allowing Germany to attack Poland under treaty. After Germany exhausted︌ itself against the Allies, it was Stalin's plan to sweep across all of Europe. You︍ can read about it here: "The Chief Culprit: Stalin's Grand Design to Start World War︎ II" by Viktor Suvorov, a former Soviet army intelligence officer.
https://www.amazon.com/Chief-Culpri...45898270&sprefix=chief+culprit,aps,215&sr=8-1
Honestly, I am not sure why anyone would want to include Ukraine in their︅ political sphere. Did no one learn anything from Germany's and the USSR's partition of Poland?︆ You should want a neutral buffer zone between belligerent nations. That way, any invasion acts︇ as a warning and a trip wire while you still have time to mobilize your︈ troops. There should be a buffer between Russia and NATO. As a life-long student of︉ history, this all seems quite bizarre to me.
Of course, in hindsight, we know why︊ Germany and the USSR partitioned Poland. They both wished to attack the other. In fact,︋ Stalin actually started WWII by allowing Germany to attack Poland under treaty. After Germany exhausted︌ itself against the Allies, it was Stalin's plan to sweep across all of Europe. You︍ can read about it here: "The Chief Culprit: Stalin's Grand Design to Start World War︎ II" by Viktor Suvorov, a former Soviet army intelligence officer.
https://www.amazon.com/Chief-Culpri...45898270&sprefix=chief+culprit,aps,215&sr=8-1
This was all that was required. Just stay neutral and let people of Ukraine live their lives in peace.
I doubt they are serious in reality. They probably just got caught up in the American rhetoric of "your either with us or against us" mentality when it comes to Russia. This would make Europe totally unstable for investment and who︀ would benefit.....the US.
I think this is all Russia wanted. But yet here we are︂ 😕.
I doubt they are serious in reality. They probably just got caught up in the American rhetoric of "your either with us or against us" mentality when it comes to Russia. This would make Europe totally unstable for investment and who︀ would benefit.....the US.
I think this is all Russia wanted. But yet here we are︂ 😕.
If he really went to the battlefield (?) that would be a stupid and dangerous show. He would be putting his men into danger just to satisfy his own narcissism. Obviously he is not a trained soldier, so there must be someone around him to make sure he is safe at all times, and he becomes a target.
A leader is one who carries on his job and does whatever possible to ensure that his people are safe. The job of a president is not to play soldier.
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