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[Politics] Russia invades Ukraine (24/02/2022)



raymondo

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Apr 26, 2017
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Wiltshire
Your theory could well be correct.

But it depends what the aim of all this political handwringing and tetchy discussions really was though. While your theory is more likely, there's a small part of me that thinks both Ukraine and the west have made it all up so that the Russians would take their eye off the ball. All the while Putin and friends are making changes to the nuclear doctrine - and think it's working - they won't feel inclined to actually launch one, will they?

You watched the video with Solovyev and Keosayan - Russia has worked itself up into a proper frenzy over the whole subject. What did Solovyev say right at the end? He said 'What if they strike the Kremlin again?'. He's worried. Well, not him necessarily. I meant whoever writes his script.

Meanwhile, Ukraine are hitting arms dumps all over Russia, with their new fancy Palianytsia. They scored a spectacular success at Toropets which, it must be said, is further away from Ukraine than Moscow. There's nothing like a bit of psychological warfare is there?
Well yes, in the meantime Ukraine keeps hitting arms dumps and airfields....long may the meantime continue 😎.

Yes, that video was a frenzy, I just never know how much is acting? 0, 50,100 per cent. It messes with my thinking!

And, as you say, the whole ATACMS discussion MIGHT be a smokescreen...but I just think Zelenskiy always plays with a straight bat.
Hmm, lots to ponder.
 




Eric the meek

Fiveways Wilf
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Aug 24, 2020
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Well yes, in the meantime Ukraine keeps hitting arms dumps and airfields....long may the meantime continue 😎.

Yes, that video was a frenzy, I just never know how much is acting? 0, 50,100 per cent. It messes with my thinking!

And, as you say, the whole ATACMS discussion MIGHT be a smokescreen...but I just think Zelenskiy always plays with a straight bat.
Hmm, lots to ponder.
It would be ironic if Putin were intimidating the whole world with the threat of nuclear war, (current count 165 times I believe) but at the same time, he failed to realise that he himself was being intimidated more by the prospect of long range missiles from the west.

Missiles which may not even be needed, because the nation he brutally invaded, has turned the tables and no longer needs the west to help it win the war that he started.

I can't begin to tell you how much satisfaction that would give me.
 


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