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And the invasion was a “solution”? For who? I don’t see how it resolved anything. It was deeply stupid and denying that is weird imo since they obviously thought they’d be able to trounce Ukraine like they did Georgia in 2008 and call it a day after a week but here we are a year later and its just escalating and the possibility for real peace for people in the region just worse than ever before.

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what is the abscene of a peacetreaty , and what would you do if this here + Zelensky under applause declaring his persude of Nuclear Weapons at the Munich Security Council , is the reaction on your diplomatic initiative…

not that there are not other Reaction then the invasion and other goals , but i want you to state an actuall alternative Strategy not just “invasion bad” …

how do you play it ?

Edit: I would have first shut sown the landline pipelines to europe as a treat, and offere an donbass specific ulitmatum …

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Do you have an alternative proposal? This conflict was going to happen one way or another because of NATO and America’s arming literal nazis. I don’t think there’s any reasonable analysis of this that doesn’t acknowledge that.

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Oh cool, thank god Russia doesn’t arm literal nazis such as, let’s say, the Wagner group.

Please, if you are trying to analyze the conflict don’t sound like you are trying to turn Putin into some antinazi icon.

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Does Wagner do pogroms in Russia? Do they run any ministries? This is tired NAFO fella rhetoric.

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Georgia did. After NATO built them up for years they tried to grab a slice of South Ossetia. They got their asses handed to them on a platter. The corporate media then tried to spin it as Russian disinformation. Why wouldn’t Ukraine?

Russia is untenable as a nation if Ukraine is not at least neutral, and everyone knows it. Why else did NATO spend so much effort trying to get Ukraine in? It’s a springboard for invasion.

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sorry but the idea of Ukraine invading Russia or something is just dumb, they didnt pose any serious threat lol cmon

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Are you serious? NATO were training them and built them up. They might not invade Russia, but donbass region? They have the capability to do it. It might be dumb from your perspective, but after 2014 and the ethnic Russian in that region separate, it’s basically becoming a civil war and there’s no way Russia, Putin or not would let the whole Ukraine be control by nato/nato train force.

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Yeah no, the Ukrainians were absolutely building up for an invasion of Crimea, that was explicitly the position of the coup regime

You don’t maintain a 700,000 strong army just to have it sit on Russia’s borders for eternity

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Ukrainian military buildup from 2014 represented the largest, by percentage of population, non-superpower military buildup since WWI. They weren’t just building it up for funsies. What they were going to use it for, I couldn’t say, but you generally don’t build up that much of a military while in the middle of a civil war and not use it to retake the area that has separated.

Plus probably Crimea, since they were talking about it so much.

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I mean they did trounce them considering Ukraine was ready to sign the peace agreement in April…until the west sabotaged it and proceeded to empty Europe of arms in a successful bid to prolong the war

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