Yeah, in that case you're right. Russian troops are still flooding into Belarus every single day (this is from my girlfriend's relatives who are actually there)Yeah I mean Ukraine-Russia not the uk
Yeah, in that case you're right. Russian troops are still flooding into Belarus every single day (this is from my girlfriend's relatives who are actually there)Yeah I mean Ukraine-Russia not the uk
Belarus seems like a place firmly of the belief that Russians and Belarusians are practically the same people. Seemingly stuck in the past, remembering who their enemies were seventy-five years ago. The same as Eastern Ukraine, no doubt.
We are not inching closing to war, unless by 'we' you mean Russia and Ukraine
I think you know well enough how such a war could spiral.
Do you think there's some misunderstanding about what could happen in a war between Russia and NATO? People aren't going to accidentally walk into a nuclear war, everyone is very aware of the consequences, so no, things won't just "spiral".
Do you think there's some misunderstanding about what could happen in a war between Russia and NATO? People aren't going to accidentally walk into a nuclear war, everyone is very aware of the consequences, so no, things won't just "spiral".
I did wonder why the US has such a beef about a pipeline between two independent nations. Apart from economic ‘warfare’.
Why they think they even have a say? Did they bankroll it?
Do you think there's some misunderstanding about what could happen in a war between Russia and NATO? People aren't going to accidentally walk into a nuclear war, everyone is very aware of the consequences, so no, things won't just "spiral".
Spiral into nuclear war? No, probably not. But if a Russia kicks off a fullscale military conflict in Ukraine, it's likely that this will lead to conventional military conflicts with NATO countries and likely the UK.
That's a lot of faith in the current crop of malcontents we call 'leaders' in the West.
No it isn't, we don't have any troops there, why do you think that would happen?
Because conflicts rarely stay within their borders, and because Europe isn't simply going to sit back and let Putin willywave in Ukraine. There's going to be escalation, and if Putin really is far enough gone that he'd actually invade Ukraine then assumptions of rationality on his path are going to prove ill-judged.
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Well actually that's exactly what the majority of Europe would do. No one is going to escalate anything outside of Ukraine, Kyiv is miles away from Western Europe
Doesn't look like Macron has accomplished much - seems that bunch of landing ships are still heading into the Black Sea and an increased amount of talk of call ups/troop movement in Russia today.
Well actually that's exactly what the majority of Europe would do. No one is going to escalate anything outside of Ukraine, Kyiv is miles away from Western Europe
Nato, as Kratos would say to his son Atreus in God of War, you are not ready.
Kyiv may be a "miles away from Western Europe", but Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, and Romania share borders with Ukraine. Finland borders Russia, as do Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania (via the Kalingrad Oblast). Europe is not merely Western Europe, and Western European troops are being deployed all along those borders anyway. Oh, and of those countries, only Finland isn't NATO.