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Originally Posted by jfman
I’m not really sure the relevance of my own opinions to any of the questions above. The pertinent questions are Ukrainian capability and Western political will. Both of which are diminishing.
If North Koreans wind up on the front line it won’t really be hugely different from the US assets supporting Ukrainian attacks on Russian civilians in Crimea.
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Sorry vatnik, you're not off the hook. You name one attack on civilians. Just one! by Ukraine and I will be able to name hundreds by Russia.
You think vatnik is an insult, fair enough convince me you're not and I will gladly withdraw it.
Until you find that one example you will remain a vatnik.
Or
You could withdraw this untruthful comment. "US assets supporting Ukrainian attacks on Russian civilians in Crimea."
Post evidence or admit you are a vatnik and a liar.
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Originally Posted by Pierre
so we only get interested when things get a bit
“hotter”.
Maybe if we had done something when things were a bit “cooler”, we wouldn’t be where we are.
We all seemed quite content in letting the Donbas and Crimea go.
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They were certainly a bit careless in Sevastopol a few days ago.
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Why so? Are you referring to the ATACM that was downed by Russian air defence?
BTW the opinion of Russian senator, former ambassador to NATO and former head of the Russian space agency Rogozin.
Still think there is any chance of peace with this leftover of the Golden Horde?