Current Affairs Ukraine

[Leylo]

If they involve Belarus and Syria isn't this the start of a world war, terrified saying this like .nato can't get involved but they can scary.

 

[devogue]

If they involve Belarus and Syria isn't this the start of a world war, terrified saying this like .nato can't get involved but they can scary.

its Syrian mercenaries not the actual country

 

[Leylo]

its Syrian mercenaries not the actual country

Ah sound good info didn't know, bloody scary tho

 

[Sassy Colombian]

I hope this continues happening, but in the process a lot of people are going to die unnecessarily. I hate Putin!

Why History Suggests Ukrainian Freedom Fighters Can Stand Up To Russian Military​

 

[ds3000]

This is it
The most hated man in the world today and he’s untouchable

How difficult would it be to fly to Moscow and take out Putin? Asking for a friend.

 

[ds3000]

It’s staggering, that after Hitler, the world has to put up with a single man who can drag Europe and Russia to the precipice. Ffs Russians just kill the mad b’stard……

He’s gone full Colonel Kurtz, he needs to be terminated with extreme prejudice.

 

[Sassy Colombian]

He’s gone full Colonel Kurtz, he needs to be terminated with extreme prejudice.

I need to send the Colombian cartel to do the job lol ?

 

[USABlue]

Belarus and Russia have a mutual defence agreement like NATO does.

More like mutual offense in this case

 

[LinekersLegs]

 

[Toffee-nerd]

Good. It's obscene how imbalanced global wealth is. Usmanov spending $800,000,000US on a boat needing 90+ people to operate it while people die everyday of poverty, famine and disease. Nobody should have that level of wealth.

My fear with Ukraine holding their ground is it will force putins hand to escalate further. I'm not saying they should fly the white flag by any means but Putin is clearly off his rocker going in there in the first place. The initial invasion hasn't gone to plan, now he's resorted to flattening places. What if that doesn't work? What next. He's already talking about the Ukraine having chem weapons, another false flag as he prepares the world for himself to use one? I honestly don't see how this ends with anything other than ww3?

 

[LinekersLegs]

‘My plan is there is no plan’: the foreign fighters flocking to Ukraine

Thousands of people from around the world have joined the war effort, unsure when or if they will return home

www.theguardian.com

 

[WA Toffee]

We are being frightened by the thought that two or three UK squaddies may be fighting there. Meanwhile the Russians are bringing in thousands from the Middle East and Belarus is joining in. NATO needs to get off its knees and tell Putin to do one. Meanwhile if Belarus sets one foot over the border, we should bomb the crap out of them and invade, purely to remove weapons and residual NAZI’s…..obviously taking care not to hit any Russians….as we don’t want to upset Putin……

I could be wrong, but it seems like you are actually quite keen for an escalation of the war, and that you probably haven't thought that the consequences of NATO getting involved militarily would most likely lead to the use of nuclear weapons.

 

[SteveSC]

How difficult would it be to fly to Moscow and take out Putin? Asking for a friend.

I know where Tom Cruise keeps his P51 Mustang and the company who are securing it. So if you want to fly to Moscow I'm sure we can borrow it haha!

We can put a Chinese flag on the side and blame them..

 

[Bruce Wayne]

I could be wrong, but it seems like you are actually quite keen for an escalation of the war, and that you probably haven't thought that the consequences of NATO getting involved militarily would most likely lead to the use of nuclear weapons.

I see this used a lot, but why is that the case? I mean across NATO the collective armed forces and nuclear arsenal are far larger than that of Russia. If a NATO member was invaded would we be using the same language, that we can't fight back because Putin might use a nuclear weapon?

 

[Glasshalffull]

I see this used a lot, but why is that the case? I mean across NATO the collective armed forces and nuclear arsenal are far larger than that of Russia. If a NATO member was invaded would we be using the same language, that we can't fight back because Putin might use a nuclear weapon?

Well, yes. I agree that a lot of people make this assumption, when it's unlikely that even Putin would resort to strategic nuckear weapons in the event of NATO involvement. On the other hand, the consequences would be so horrific that 'unlikely' is still too much of a risk, really.