The Russia - Ukraine Conflict

[Professor Emeritus]

That’s why I specifically said Russia not USSR or the Soviet Union and also”president” of a recognised sovereign nation.

I’m fully aware of them taking people out, I like in UK where they took out one Russian and killed an innocent Brit when trying to take another person out.

But I’m talking about actual leaders of nations and since the fall of USSR, because of the diplomatic advances Russia has made in the since then and their change of tactics.

The "fall of USSR" is an arbitrary dividing line when the current leader of Russia was literally a KGB agent of the USSR for 16 years before its fall. Their assassinations of Afghan and Kazach leaders in the late 70s and early 80s were right in the middle of Putin's tenure in the KGB.

They haven't taken out many "actual leaders of nations" recently because they haven't been in full-scale conflict with that many national leaders. Most of their conflicts have been supporting their client state leaders against opposition movements, and they've taken out plenty of the leaders of those opposition. The one major full-scale war they've had besides Ukraine and the extremely short Georgia conflict was Chechnya, and they took out Chechnyan leaders left and right.

 

[DrexlersFade]

How imma be upset if I’ll break yo jaw? That’s a factual statement lol boy

Shut up p*ssy

 

[StretfordRed]

The "fall of USSR" is an arbitrary dividing line when the current leader of Russia was literally a KGB agent of the USSR for 16 years before its fall. Their assassinations of Afghan and Kazach leaders in the late 70s and early 80s were right in the middle of Putin's tenure in the KGB.

They haven't taken out many "actual leaders of nations" recently because they haven't been in full-scale conflict with that many national leaders. Most of their conflicts have been supporting their client state leaders against opposition movements, and they've taken out plenty of the leaders of those opposition. The one major full-scale war they've had besides Ukraine and the extremely short Georgia conflict was Chechnya, and they took out Chechnyan leaders left and right.

How is the fall of the USSR an arbitrary line? That’s so obviously not the truth when prior soviet republics became independent states? Again Chechnya is a recognised state within Russia.

What I’m trying to point out is that such an action of execution of a leader of a recognised country has not been actioned by Russia. That’s fact.

 

[987654321]

No one mentions Ukraine forces murdering Africans on

Peacekeeping Operations

In

Congo Sierra Leone, Somalia.

The good guys. Suh sovereign

Muh-mention it all if your going to mention it. The other good guys. The USS-Aren’t existing anymore.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Bruh are you serious?



He's lost his goddamn mind

 

[jdubnyce]

Bruh are you serious?



He's lost his goddamn mind

What a grand looking room

We sure this a recent photo?

Vlad scared of covid?

 

[MarcP]

 

[987654321]

Bruh are you serious?



He's lost his goddamn mind

That table is kind of fire though.

 

[Vilify]

Russia's military is getting exposed. 4 days in and he's already threatening a nuclear war.

 

[Professor Emeritus]

No one mentions Ukraine forces murdering Africans on

Peacekeeping Operations

In

Congo Sierra Leone, Somalia.

The good guys. Suh sovereign

Ukraine has literally never sent forces to Africa under its own control. Its soldiers have only gone to Africa under UN control, under UN peacekeeping missions that were approved by the rest of Africa just as much as they were approved by European nations. I haven't heard any stories of the Ukrainian forces "murdering Africans" there, but perhaps you have some citations?

I looked up the three conflicts you mentioned. Ukraine isn't even listed as a top-10 contributor to peacekeeping forces in Congo, but South Africa, Morocco, Tanzania, and Malawi all are, and Senegal was the #1 contributor of police forces. Their involvement in Somalia and Sierra Leone appear similarly miniscule, just a couple hundred troops so they could say they fulfilled their UN obligations, always fighting alongside many more African troops.

At this point you're just throwing shyt against the wall to deflect for your right-wing masters. It's frankly embarrassing.

 

[GzUp]

Russia's military is getting exposed. 4 days in and he's already threatening a nuclear war.

He wants them to surrender, he thought this was another Germany vs Poland.

U don’t win a war until the opposition surrenders.

 

[Youhadasparkwhenustarted]

Bruh are you serious?



He's lost his goddamn mind

Is this a reputable source?

 

[NoMorePie]

Bruh are you serious?



He's lost his goddamn mind

Seems to be a regular from him, with the distance. Might be COVID related

 

[987654321]

Ukraine has literally never sent forces to Africa under its own control. Its soldiers have only gone to Africa under UN control, under UN peacekeeping missions that were approved by the rest of Africa just as much as they were approved by European nations. I haven't heard any stories of the Ukrainian forces "murdering Africans" there, but perhaps you have some citations?

I looked up the three conflicts you mentioned. Ukraine isn't even listed as a top-10 contributor to peacekeeping forces in Congo, but South Africa, Morocco, Tanzania, and Malawi all are, and Senegal was the #1 contributor of police forces. Their involvement in Somalia and Sierra Leone appear similarly miniscule, just a couple hundred troops so they could say they fulfilled their UN obligations, always fighting alongside many more African troops.

At this point you're just throwing shyt against the wall to deflect for your right-wing masters. It's frankly embarrassing.

I just assumed he’s been being facetious lol

 

[SwizzLake]

Russia's military is getting exposed. 4 days in and he's already threatening a nuclear war.

This is from the German media. Here is a retired German general assessing the Russia military action in Ukraine ( it begins at 15:26)

He states that the Russians destroyed military installations, and they captured the air battle.
The problem the Russians now run into is fighting the guerrilla attacks on the ground, going from building to building.