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Originally Posted by Chris
The cash value of US support for Ukraine is also being wildly overstated.
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It’s not just cash though is it? If the US support it means something, if they don’t that also means something.
I don’t think Putin gives a flying f. About Europe. Militarily. Only NATO.
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Trump simply can’t disarm Ukraine in the way he thinks he can.
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In regards to this thread, he hasn’t suggested that. Only to get a cease fire and talks.
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In fact, if Trump wants direct, boots-on-the-ground support for Ukraine
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Again, that was never suggested.
You’re coming up with answers to questions never asked.
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Ukraine will settle for nothing less than complete restoration of its internationally recognised borders, as established in 1991,
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You sure about that? I’m not sure you’re in charge!
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because it correctly sees Crimea and the Donbas as launch pads for future Russian interference.
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Which is the very reason that NATO membership would have to part of any agreement, to ensure future interference is negated.
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1
If things continue as they are, Ukraine will regain its former territory and eventually get NATO and EU membership.
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No it won’t, but I’ll listen if you explain to me how that will happen.
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If the two sides don't agree in 24 hours/240 days what next?
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Be interesting.
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Trump would look foolish for over-promising so may try and force Ukraine to yield as he has more influence over Ukraine than Russia.
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Trump can’t force Ukraine to do nothing. Trump never mentioned force at all.