Ukraine Invasion - Please do not post videos showing attacks/similar

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It's a powder keg ready to explode. I hope it wont but it sure does look like it will explode and by that metaphor I mean Kyiv will be taken, Russia sanctioned into the stone age.
 
Remember what Russia said about Sweden & Finland joining NATO:

Russia has threatened a sharp response should Nato expand further by including the two countries around the Baltic Sea. The foreign ministry in Moscow said in December that Sweden and Finland joining Nato “would have serious military and political consequences that would require an adequate response from the Russian side”.
 
Ukraine needs to request peacekeeping operation from NATO, foreign armies have to go into Ukraine immediately. Underline that any entry beyond separatist sector means war against NATO. Publicly shame mental state of V. Putin in media and make a public appeal to encourage Russian people and Russian forces to act against their leader.
 
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Ukraine needs to request peacekeeping operation from NATO, foreign armies have to go into Ukraine immediately. Underline that any entry beyond separatist sector means war against NATO. Publicly shame mental state of V. Putin in media and make a public appeal to encourage Russian people and Russian forces to act against their leader.
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This 100%.

There is no way Nato can watch ukraine invaded by Russia surely.
 
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Ukraine needs to request peacekeeping operation from NATO, foreign armies have to go into Ukraine immediately. Underline that any entry beyond separatist sector means war against NATO. Publicly shame mental state of V. Putin in media and make a public appeal to encourage Russian people and Russian forces to act against their leader.
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We have no business being there.
 
Seems the EU is not towing the line.
EU 'divided' on sanctions
By Adam Parsons, Europe correspondent

According to a series of sources I've spoken to, the European Union is divided on its approach to sanctions.

Germany, having agreed to sacrifice Nord Stream 2, is backing "proportionality", which might translate as "not going too far, too fast".

Italy, fearful of hobbling its post-COVID recovery, is very wary of hitting the energy sector; Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban doesn't want to damage his ties with Russia. Cyprus is wary of being tough after becoming home to more than 1,000 wealthy Russians in recent times while Austrian banks, along with those in Italy and France, seem the most exposed to the financial impact of sanctions on Russia.

Balance that against a range of countries that are pushing for the toughest sanctions possible, and you have a complicated debate.

The most likely outcome, especially under the leadership of Ursula von der Leyen and Charles Michel, may well be for the EU to play it safe – not least because some officials question the true importance of Russia recognising territory that, in reality, it has already occupied.

But we will see later this afternoon, when the sanctions package is announced.
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So Lenin gets the blame from Putin but not Stalin, Kruschev, Andropov et al for perpetuating the ****show over the last hundred years.
 
Cue Liz Truss holding a press conference giving it the big un whilst Putin just laughs at how pathetic we are
 
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