Russia's Invasion of Ukraine (Official Thread)
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Ukraine, Ireland, Iceland and Japan officially join NATO’s cyber defense center
The military alliance's Cooperative Cyber Defense Center of Excellence (CCDCOE) grows by four countries, including three who are not NATO members.
ADevilYouKhow
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Potomac Boyz looked at that spreadsheet and said "are you SURE?"
Anti-imperialism for the ruling class
Although the material basis for today’s non-alignment movement stems from the constraints imposed on the developing world by American economic primacy, counterbalancing Western encirclement need not mean a pivot East.
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Just emerged from an extended stay in the Bushes.....my fellow Coli Comrades, tell me some good news about our glorious "special operation" in Ukraine...surely we've captured Bakhmut by now.
Multipolarity, the Mantra of Authoritarianism
The Left's advocacy for 'multipolarity' against a US-led unipolar order has, in effect, defended authoritarianism across the world. The Left must reflect on how its language enables such regimes.
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I'm really disappointed in tankies like Horne.
I appreciate his historical perspectives on American dynamics...but this anti-west shyt I can't endorse. Especially when hes basically stamping Russia or China's view of the world.
I appreciate his historical perspectives on American dynamics...but this anti-west shyt I can't endorse. Especially when hes basically stamping Russia or China's view of the world.
Piff Perkins
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Ukraine, Ireland, Iceland and Japan officially join NATO’s cyber defense center
The military alliance's Cooperative Cyber Defense Center of Excellence (CCDCOE) grows by four countries, including three who are not NATO members.therecord.media
The more time goes on, the more it seems like this is being deliberately slow walked as official strategy. Just as with the HIMARs and tanks it seems like a measurement of risk and capability. The US waits for confirmation of facts on the ground like continued Russian incompetence then slowly escalates. And it really seems like the final step is Crimea. If Ukraine is about to take Crimea, all of a sudden you move up the HIMAR positions and tanks...then you add air support and Russia is kind of in a checkmate situation.
That doesn't mean they officially give up and end hostilities. Certainly not with the (unlikely) prospect of Trump returning to the White House after next year's election. But you can certainly see how Russia could essentially be contained by some point next year, and if Crimea is taken what can they do? Enlisting more men becomes less and less valuable as the toll becomes more present in Moscow and social unrest grows. Then there's the issue of enlisting men just to throw them into artillery. You can't do that forever.
the new multipolarity is basically playing the smaller players off each other ... at least what it seems to me.
Russia still has a MASSIVE ploy with the arctic if they want it though
...cause they're FINISHED in Europe 