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    there are 2 main explanations why putin invaded ukraine:


    1) nato expansion (read John Mearsheimer)





    2) putin's imperial ambitions

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    Yatta only respects the opinions of academics

    so....


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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Bakit hinde natapos nun start pa lang? Before even all the help rolled in?

    Hinde ko talaga makalimutan sinabi na it will only take days for Russia to invade Ukraine because of there overwhelming military superiority. Kahit dito dami nag sabi eh.




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    Mahirap magpredict ng outcome ng war. Kahit naman si US, ilan years mga war nya in the Middle East and Afghanistan.
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    Quote Originally Posted by boybi View Post
    Mahirap magpredict ng outcome ng war. Kahit naman si US, ilan years mga war nya in the Middle East and Afghanistan.
    There's a difference between prediction and arrogance. Putin was arrogant enough to think he can blitzkrieg Ukraine.

    Yes there is what we call a fog of war that could surprise even the best planned strategy, but just like Digong saying "6 months" and turning out to be more than 6 years, there's just too much a gap that even his allies are now questioning what happened. hehe

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ry_Tower View Post
    There's a difference between prediction and arrogance. Putin was arrogant enough to think he can blitzkrieg Ukraine.

    Yes there is what we call a fog of war that could surprise even the best planned strategy, but just like Digong saying "6 months" and turning out to be more than 6 years, there's just too much a gap that even his allies are now questioning what happened. hehe
    No plan of operations extends with any certainty beyond the first encounter with the main enemy forces. - Field Marshal Helmuth von Moltke the Elder

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    Social media is awash with claims, repeated on news websites, that Russian President Vladimir Putin surrounded himself with actors for his New Year's address and at previous events. But what's the evidence?
    Ukraine war: What does facial recognition software make of Putin’s backdrop crowd? - BBC News

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    Quote Originally Posted by boybi View Post
    Billions of aid in military equipment na pinadala sa Ukraine, and magpapadala pa ulit now ng more powerful weapons like the patriot missiles. Ibig sabihin, hindi kinaya nung mga naunang military equipments si Russia. Yet, puro mga vintage weapons pa yata gamit ni Russia.
    Outside of items like refurbished Soviet-era T-72 tanks, Western leaders have been generally hesitant to send advanced armored vehicles to Ukraine, in part for fear of escalation and the conflict pouring over NATO’s borders.

    But this week has seen a spate of announcements from Washington, Berlin and Paris that will send lethal vehicles to Kyiv, in what may be part of a Western strategy to slowly but surely ratchet up the tension on Moscow and could presage mobile armor transfers to come.

    The transfer of a German Marder infantry fighting vehicle (IFV) package, of around 40 vehicles, along with a Patriot air defense system was signed off by Chancellor Olaf Schultz after a Jan 5. phone call with US President Joe Biden. The same day, Washington agreed for the first time to send 50 M2A2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicles. Those equipment pledges come on the heels of France agreeing to supply Ukraine with the nimble AMX-10RC armored reconnaissance vehicles.
    From Washington, Berlin and Paris, a sudden influx of armor bound for Ukraine - Breaking Defense

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    #2378
    Another country with a bad experience with Russia.


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    ^^^

    mas bad pa experience nila sa germany

    poland is demanding reparations from germany

    Poland pressures Germany on war reparations – DW – 1/7/223




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    it's funny that after russia invaded ukraine, people totally forgot that russia fought against germany in ww2

    they had the most number of casualities



    this little bit of historical fact can make people to view russia favorably and that cannot be

    coz after russia invaded ukraine, the western establishment wants the world to view russia as the most evil country on earth

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    any russia-positive history shouldn't be mentioned

    erased if possible
    Last edited by uls; January 8th, 2023 at 07:48 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    ^^^

    mas bad pa experience nila sa germany

    poland is demanding reparations from germany

    Poland pressures Germany on war reparations – DW – 1/7/223




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    it's funny that after russia invaded ukraine, people totally forgot that russia fought against germany in ww2

    they had the most number of casualities



    this little bit of historical fact can cause people to view russia favorably and that cannot be

    coz after the Feb 2022 invasion, the western establishment wants the world to view russia as the most evil country on earth

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    any russia-positive history shouldn't be mentioned

    erased if possible
    Poland had bad experiences with Germany, Austria/Hungary and Russia during the many Partitions. In early WW2 Russia and Germany even gang-banged Poland (remember Katyn Massacre). One can say they are the Israel of Europe.

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