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Joe running from yet another US embasy
What is it the 7th? 8th? In 4 years?
You cant make this up
you can't read
What is it the 7th? 8th? In 4 years?
You cant make this up
Drone strikes in Bryansk as well as Feodosia, Crimea. Still no word if they used beaver drones or empty Papa Johns boxes
Ukraine!
Poor China
Russia. They're practically begging for one.
Good ol' Biden and the commies put head Boris Johnson up to the task to end all peace talks early on.
Get used to these kinds of requests. I already am.
Russia will do a short ceasefire for negotiations to take place. Which would mostly be a Ukranian surrender. But they wont do a long cease fire or frozen conflict
They tried that from 2014-2022. Misnk 2. It was all a NATO ploy as Angela Merkel said.
Russian people would hang Putin from the top of the Kremlin if he does that again.
Any chance you can provide examples of said begging?
You know, where we see and hear the begging?
Moscow Times (which is not state media) Reports:
https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2023/...h-putin-a82021“No one wants to negotiate with Russia,” President Vladimir Putin has complained several times on camera in recent days. He would like to reach a peace agreement or a ceasefire, he claims, but there are no negotiations.
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Hmmm I kinda don’t buy any of that, but outside of empty offers I would suggest that he could just leave Ukraine.
Hmmm also going to need reparations for this unprovoked invasion.
Bend over, I'll show you reparations for unprovoked invasions.
Good. Russia.
The difficulty lies in the fact that negotiations with Putin are currently pointless because he cannot make any meaningful commitments. He can make promises in words, but in reality, these promises are worthless. Over his 20-year rule, he has promised practically everything — his signature is on the border treaty with Ukraine, for example. And he violated all of it. Over the past two years, he has broken almost every promise he made. Again, Putin himself may not even know about this. I suspect it would be a terrible risk for his subordinates to remind him of what he said a month, a year, or even a week ago. But everyone else knows that he breaks all of his promises. No matter how pragmatic and cynical a negotiator might be, what is the point of such negotiations?
Thanks for the link. Now you can understand Finland's reasoning.
Why would we want to appease Putler and what he wants? He did start this in 2014 and given the lack of pushback then, he went on the offensive again.
And no, Putler didn't get what he wanted. He wanted the US and NATO to fold like a cheap lawn chair, which is exactly what you're suggesting they do. But they haven't and won't, and that's having costly repercussions in Russia. There's also geopolitics at play here, not just money.
Heck, the US is getting a major bang for the buck here, considering they haven't had to put troops on the ground.
"Crimea by Fall"
"Crimea by Fall"
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