Russia's Invasion of Ukraine (Official Thread)

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[The Bilingual Gringo]

 

[ADevilYouKhow]

‘We hope to arrive in time’: From soldiers to doctors, French volunteers head to Ukraine

 

[George's Dilemma]

Should make that a neg gif.

 

[88m3]

Putin's nuclear comments lead to rush for iodine in Central Europe

Can confirm the passport situation

 

[BeachBum Unreal]

 

[MushroomX]

I don't have the Diamond Tier, Foreign Policy Coli Certs, but personally I am amazed at Russia's ineptitude.

I know a lot had been talked about Russian influence/hacking our election, but watching this army lacking a serious threat. Don't get me wrong, it is a army, but just already low morale... bad logistics, bad communication, and easily revealed plans.

It's truly amazing, from my eyes, that if Russia didn't have any nukes, that country would be considerably taken over by a force. I mean even now, after the major parts of this is over, Russia really is going to economic trouble and a vastly exposed national defense.

 

[88m3]

Also interesting Cuba and Venezuela abstained Even Maduro not willing to put himself behind this lol.

I think most sane people and countries see annexing their neighbors and imperialism as unacceptable in this day and age...

In Maduro's case imagine he say's "what a just war, this is awesome" and one day his neighbors wakes up and say to themselves gee a new Gran Colombia sounds great right about now.

It's not like Cuba and Venezuela will be annexing anyone anytime soon.

 

[88m3]

Oh btw on this day in 2017 Jeff Sessions recused himself due to undisclosed contacts with the Russian Ambassador

 

[Liu Kang]

France is interesting to me. Apparently they spy on on us behind the Russians, chinese, and Israelis

I mean, the US spy on everybody so you should expect everybody to spy back on you, and you should also remember that the US plays dirty even with its closest allies, last example was the US fukkin up France's deal for submarines to Australia. Can't expect differently from us then

 

[thatrapsfan]

I think most sane people and countries see annexing their neighbors and imperialism as unacceptable in this day and age...

In Maduro's case imagine he say's "what a just war, this is awesome" and one day his neighbors wakes up and say to themselves gee a new Gran Colombia sounds great right about now.

It's not like Cuba and Venezuela will be annexing anyone anytime soon.

Guyanese hope you are right Venezuelans Say Most Of Guyana Is Theirs. Guyanese Call That A 'Jumbie' Story

 

[88m3]

Guyanese hope you are right Venezuelans Say Most Of Guyana Is Theirs. Guyanese Call That A 'Jumbie' Story

haha true

Let's just say I don't think Venezuela is "bold" enough for that power move. I honestly thought a few years ago Brazil or Colombia might oust him but I think the US must've said no. Invading Guyana would certainly be a pretext for his neighbors to overthrow him. I also think the US and UK are involved in the oil in Guyana and just in general I never see them invading lol.


from the link

"In school they would take points off if we didn't draw the Esequibo [territory] lines on the Venezuelan map," recalled Maria Alejandra Marquez, who grew up in Venezuela convinced that region of Guyana belonged to her country.

"If you asked me to draw a map of Venezuela on a napkin right now, I would include it."


jfc





that article has got some real gems

 

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[Liu Kang]

@Liu Kang De Santis doesn't know if he was a politician in france, they'd have burn down his car/house by now..

That's fine, I browse reddit so I'm used it Surrender jokes, white flag jokes and such, it's ok

 

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