Ok but history has shown us that dictators/despots will generally agree to just about anything only to renege at a later date and start the entire process over in a different area.
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What should our response be if Russia invades Ukraine?
- Thread starter Blitzkrieg
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So you asked and I answered, what is your answer?
History also shows that diplomacy is the only way to end a war, you plan to fight forever? You think Ukraine will wipe out Russia, would you be ok with this. You believe all Russians are bad and all Ukrainians are good? You think it is black and white, good and bad with no exceptions, kill em all and let God sort it out?
I believe Ukraine has the right to fight for their freedom/independence. I don't believe that Russia has the right to impose their will on them or any other sovereign nation.
Wars typically end when one side decides they have incurred enough casualties and or enough damage that it's not worth or they're not capable of continuing.
I wouldn't trust any agreement Putin makes, he's former KGB and is ruthless.
Reports are out there the Putin is trying to talk Belarus into joing the war and opening a 2nd front.
That's a tough front....the RA has already been beaten coming in from the N & took huge losses.
There are questions as to what exactly is going on with this.
If you're Belarus why would you expect to fare better on the battlefield than Russia has to this point?That's a tough front....the RA has already been beaten coming in from the N & took huge losses.
There are questions as to what exactly is going on with this.
I agree with all you said! I've been around bullies I wouldn't trust but this didn't stop me from having talks with them, in fact keeping your enemies close if they allow just makes sense.
If he becomes ruthless, so do I, I think the chances are better he doesn't if some diplomacy is afforded before that... At a minimum I offer for a response...
The roads are heavily defended/fortified + muddy areas elsewhere. They have to know the Ukrainians know how to bust their chops.
I would imagine there is diplomacy going on behind the scenes.
Exactly, I would think Belarus's military is worse than Russia's (and that's been bad) in every measurable way.The roads are heavily defended/fortified + muddy areas elsewhere. They have to know the Ukrainians know how to bust their chops.
We need a bad guy out there, no matter the cost
Why wasn't there talks for peace with Putin while Ukraine was here visiting the 'peacekeepers'
I don't mind getting involved, but at what cost?
For peace talks you gotta have both sides willing to talk.