Is WWIII inevitable?

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rycco
*rycco12
where are the NATO cowards, are you hiding in the clouds like in Syria or Iraq #UkraineUnderAttack
9:56 AM · Feb 26, 2022·Twitter Web App

aru aru aru aru ay may y dapat ARUY

kung gusto ng amerika at europa maging radioactive mga siyudad nila sige tulungan nila ang ukraine

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afghanistan

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dapat lang sila mahiya

20 yrs sila doon ang kalaban nila mga naka AK47 lang di nila matalo

Yup, my bad. Corrected na.

[kagalingan]

ayan kags, napa tagalog tuloy si oj88 Ang linaw na ng explanation

cathey,

Im a Loverboy not a fighter.

TaLo pa ako ng seniors dito sa amin abangers sa gera. Napacheck tuLoy ako.

ako hindi ko taLaga feeL eLection season, weapon of mass destruction kasi im a treehugger. Ginaganahan ako pag may bebe mishwa G na G. (i donot reLy kung sino maging presidente i have my own tahak in Life)

I more of pang good management kaya mas Linya ko a baLance ncr.

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afghanistan

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dapat lang sila mahiya

20 yrs sila doon ang kalaban nila mga naka AK47 lang di nila matalo

Tapos wala pang Anti Air & Air force mga taliban. Kaya malakas Air superiority ng US. Paano pag may nakalaban silang country na meron modern Air defence saka Air force.

[kisshmet]

zelenskys biggest mistake was when he announced that he intend to build nuclear weapons and aim it against russia to deter them..ukraine has the technical capability to do so..the defunct chernobyl nuclear plant is rich in raw materials to build a dirty nuclear weapon

he also believed the CIA has a big stick to back him up against putin which turned out to be a dud

now putin wants him delivered to moscow dead or alive

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[tsupermario]

zelenskys biggest mistake was when he announced that he intend to build nuclear weapons and aim it against russia to deter them..ukraine has the technical capability to do so..the defunct chernobyl nuclear plant is rich in raw materials to build a dirty nuclear weapon

he also believed the CIA has a big stick to back him up against putin which turned out to be a dud

now putin wants him delivered to moscow dead or alive

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this is putin’s propaganda

But President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia has a very different complaint: He is spinning out a conspiracy theory — perhaps as a pretext to seize the country in a military operation that began there early Thursday — that Ukraine and the United States are secretly plotting to put nuclear weapons back into the country.

Mr. Putin’s arguments occupied a third of his speech to the Russian people on Monday, when he made a series of bizarre charges that “Ukraine intends to create its own nuclear weapons, and this is not just bragging.” Then he built a second case that the United States is converting its missile defenses into offensive weapons, and has plans to put nuclear weapons on Ukrainian territory.

Ukraine gave up a huge arsenal of nuclear weapons left over by the Soviet Union in the early 1990s, and used the fuel from its blended-down warheads to drive its nuclear power plants. Today Ukraine does not even have the basic infrastructure to produce nuclear fuel, though Mr. Putin made the dubious claim that it could pick that talent up quickly.

For their part, American officials have said repeatedly that they have no plans to place nuclear weapons in the country — and never have, especially since Ukraine is not a member of NATO.

But that has not stopped Mr. Putin from building a hypothetical case that all those things could happen, some day, theoretically putting Moscow at risk. He built on the theme at another news conference on Tuesday, embracing a series of conspiracy theories that, added together, may well create the pretext to seize the entire country.

Putin Spins a Conspiracy Theory That Ukraine Is on a Path to Nuclear Weapons - The New York Times

[kisshmet]

this is putin’s propaganda



Putin Spins a Conspiracy Theory That Ukraine Is on a Path to Nuclear Weapons - The New York Times

russia only sought security guarantees (a treaty) which the west turned down and so theres war

NEVER WAKE UP THE BEAR AND EXPECT IT TO BE SILENT

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[tsupermario]

whats next after ukraine? finland, sweden?

Russia has threatened its close Arctic neighbours Sweden and Finland with 'military consequences' if they join NATO.

Putin turns his attention to Finland and Sweden as Kremlin official warns of 'military consequences' | Daily Mail Online

[ray_noel]

Ano itong russia, enter to treaty or war na with nato? Ang lakas naman ng luob, nothing to lose ? Gusto din yata jya masubokan war weapons nito like u.s sa middle east…

Na frog brain siguro ito sa covid19….


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[dr. d]

this is putin’s propaganda

Putin Spins a Conspiracy Theory That Ukraine Is on a Path to Nuclear Weapons - The New York Times[/url]

even as nukes from germany can easily fly over to atomize moscow...

[kisshmet]

Ano itong russia, enter to treaty or war na with nato? Ang lakas naman ng luob, nothing to lose ? Gusto din yata jya masubokan war weapons nito like u.s sa middle east…

Na frog brain siguro ito sa covid19….


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security guarantee requested by moscow is mutual or reciprocal..its a non-agression pact turned down by the west because NATO is a military alliance bent on the destruction of an adversary (russia)

destroy russia and take its oil and gas to sell to the world like they did in syria

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[StockEngine]

so much misinformation ....

[StockEngine]

Taiwan is on the crosshairs ....

[Flipo]

Ukraine: Another global crisis | Philstar.com

A lot of people could definitely relate with the sentiment of UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres when he said that “this is the saddest moment of my tenure…” as he issued an appeal to Russian president Vladimir Putin.

“In the name of humanity, bring your troops back to Russia. In the name of humanity, do not allow to start in Europe what could be the worst war since the beginning of the century, with consequences not only devastating for Ukraine, not only tragic for the Russian Federation, but with an impact we cannot even foresee in relation to the consequences for the global economy,” Guterres said.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on Thursday immediately caused oil prices to soar to over $105 per barrel for the first time since 2014, while the global financial markets went tumbling down. Eastern European leaders as well as US President Joe Biden condemned Putin’s actions, using words such as “horrific,” “reckless,” “atrocious” and “barbaric” – and announced a wave of new sanctions that plunged the Moscow index to more than 30 percent and caused the Russian ruble to hit record lows.

Aside from the US, the UK, France and other European Union nations, Japan, Australia, New Zealand as well as Taiwan have also weighed in, with the sanctions aimed at Russian oligarchs and targeting financial institutions as well as the technology, energy and transport sectors, among many others. Many however feel that the sanctions are not strong enough and that the impact will be felt probably after several months. Besides which, the sanctions will not hurt Putin personally as he is reportedly sitting on a pile of cash and has prepared a war chest.

In fact, protests have erupted to show disapproval of the attack on Ukraine, with thousands of Russians taking to the streets in many cities that include Moscow and St. Petersburg, chanting “No to war!” Journalists have also issued an open letter denouncing the invasion, while activists utilized social media, urging people to engage in mass protest actions. Several celebrities and artists working in state-funded institutions have also reportedly quit their jobs in disgust. According to reports, more than 1,700 have been arrested amid warnings by Russian authorities about the legal consequences of staging protests.

In the midst of all the uncertainty caused by the situation in Ukraine, one thing is certain: It is the people – both Russians and Ukrainians – who will suffer most in the end.

As a quote attributed to Winston Churchill put it, “War does not determine who is right – only who is left.”

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[StockEngine]

so damn accurate lol.

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[Flipo]

For the NTH time, the Philippines is a TREATY ALLY of US. And Ukraine is NOT: it’s de facto “NEUTRAL”, despite its wishes to join the West, hence no superpower obliged to help it militarily: That’s the BIG DIFFERENCE! Guess why Russia doesn’t invade Poland, nor Romania and all those small Baltic states?? because they are part of NATO — BACKED by US. Having a SUPER POWER TREATY ally matters, BIG TIME! Allies matter, especially when fully threatened with new imperialist powers!
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[tsupermario]

germany has decided to send arms as well


Germany Makes Historic Shift on Weapons to Ship Ukraine Arms

Germany upended years of policy and agreed to supply Kyiv with weapons and consider ways to shut out Russia from the SWIFT financial messaging system, signaling the depth of outrage in Berlin at President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz, facing his first international crisis as Germany’s leader, signed off on providing Ukraine with 500 Stinger surface-to-air missiles and 1,000 anti-tank weapons from German stockpiles. His decision sets aside traditional German restraint on arms exports to war zones, a policy rooted in the country’s legacy of World War II aggression.

“Russia’s invasion of Ukraine marks a turning point,” Scholz said in a statement announcing the decision. “It threatens our entire postwar order. In this situation, it is our duty to do our best to help Ukraine defend itself against Vladimir Putin’s invading army.”

Scholz’s move, coupled with an escalation of rhetoric against Putin, came shortly after the government said it’s supplying 400 German-made rocket propelled grenades to Ukraine via the Netherlands, along with 14 armored personnel carriers, 10,000 tons of fuel via Poland and nine howitzers from the former East German army positioned in Estonia.

Amid intense trans-Atlantic diplomacy to marshal a united U.S.-European response ahead of Russia’s invasion, Germany is shifting ground after facing derision for initially declining to send lethal military aid to Ukraine and offering 5,000 helmets instead.

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda, who held talks with Scholz in Berlin earlier Saturday, praised Germany’s new stance.

“You can’t win a war with helmets alone,” he said at a news conference after returning to Vilnius. “It’s a breakthrough for this key European state and that’s something we need to appreciate.”

Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

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putin underestimated ukraine