CV,
You are right, Putin should withdraw asap to prevent Biden and Bojo to make money for the warmongers.
So France belongs to the US empire?
So you're not going to respond to my simple questions CV. Disappointing.
Off Topic.I agree but you have to explain it to Putin.
His vision is that the end of USSR is a catastrophe so he is occupying parts of his neighbors creating puppet states, autonomy is only an excuse, he distributes russian passports.
Russian army + ruble + russian passports = russian puppet state.
There is nothing to gain for russian citizens and low strategic value, only nostalgia for the past glory.
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My answer is NO to all of your questions, I will give you my complete explaination when I have more time.
No, Russia is winning the battle for Donbas, it is not winning the war.
No, without help Russia would have taken all Ukraine, with help going on Ukraine will push back russians. It will be slow.
No, Zelensky is not asking for direct Nato intervention, because he knows that ammo and equipment are enough to push back russians.
Ther will not be any Nato intervention, at least not for Ukraine.
These are ridiculously small areas against NATO expansion since the end of the USSR.I agree but you have to explain it to Putin.
His vision is that the end of USSR is a catastrophe so he is occupying parts of his neighbors creating puppet states, autonomy is only an excuse, he distributes russian passports.
Russian army + ruble + russian passports = russian puppet state.
There is nothing to gain for russian citizens and low strategic value, only nostalgia for the past glory.
Russian imperialism - Wikipedia
Consistent with the capabilities of the russian army.
I'm struggling to understand your logic CV, which appears to be that the more Ukrainian territory that Zelensky loses to Putin - the more he (Zelensky) is winning the war. That makes no sense to me!
Let me get this straight. You think that the military aid from the U.S. and others will not only stop the Russian advance, but cause Russian forces to retreat? You'll need to provide some evidence to support that - otherwise it's nothing more than wishful thinking.
What makes you think that? He's asked for much more - waaaaaaay more - equipment than he's been given - and even if he got what he asked for it's still nowhere near enough even to replace what he's lost since the start of the war. Day by day, the numbers of kit and personnel are falling. Surely you understand that that is totally unsustainable?
If there's no Nato intervention and Ukraine continues to lose soldiers and kit faster than they can be replaced, how on earth do you imagine they're going to repel the Russians? Please explain.
