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Old 11-06-2022, 15:16   #1687
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Re: Russia has invaded Ukraine

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Originally Posted by jfman View Post
I’ve never contested those points (there’s some facts and those are indeed two of them).

However your absolutist view on ending the war “prematurely” and the disadvantages of doing so depend on the price people are willing to pay.

Chris very eloquently reflects USA’s interests in a long term battle. Bogging Russia down in a Vietnam on it’s own doorstep. At what point do Ukrainians cease fighting primarily for their own interests and start fighting in America’s? America can keep flooding in dollars and weapons until Ukraine is razed to the ground, I doubt the dead or displaced who could never return home would see that as a win.
Ukraine get to decide when they want to look to end the war by making concessions. They'll have support to do so because countries like France and Germany are clearly equivocating on their outright support for Ukraine as energy prices mount. I even imagine the UK and USA wouldn't be too against lifting of energy sanctions either.
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