A new WW3 flash point: Kaliningrad? Or a NATO hostage Putin needs to consider? (Poll)

Will Russia dare to take any NATO territory in the next 5-years?

  • Yes

    Votes: 2 20.0%
  • No

    Votes: 8 80.0%

  • Total voters
    10

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I never hard of Kaliningrad before last week when a US general warned Putin not to take any NATO territory, or Russia loses Kaliningrad.

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NATO members face repeated warnings from intelligence and defense officials that Russia could directly threaten alliance territory within the next five years, signaling an urgent need for coordinated defense investments and operational reforms.
NATO commander warned that its forces could capture Russia's heavily fortified Kaliningrad region "in a timeframe that is unheard of" if necessary.
General Christopher Donahue, commander of U.S. Army Europe and Africa, made the remark as the alliance unveiled a new Eastern Flank defense plan at the Association of the U.S. Army's inaugural LandEuro conference on Wednesday.

I'm not sure why Russia was given "Konigsburg" after WW2. They captured it and kept it as a warm water seaport. It sounds to me that NATO is saying if Russia takes any NATO territory Kaliningrad gets captured and Russia loses it warm water port.
 
I never hard of Kaliningrad before last week when a US general warned Putin not to take any NATO territory, or Russia loses Kaliningrad.

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NATO members face repeated warnings from intelligence and defense officials that Russia could directly threaten alliance territory within the next five years, signaling an urgent need for coordinated defense investments and operational reforms.
NATO commander warned that its forces could capture Russia's heavily fortified Kaliningrad region "in a timeframe that is unheard of" if necessary.
General Christopher Donahue, commander of U.S. Army Europe and Africa, made the remark as the alliance unveiled a new Eastern Flank defense plan at the Association of the U.S. Army's inaugural LandEuro conference on Wednesday.

I'm not sure why Russia was given "Konigsburg" after WW2. They captured it and kept it as a warm water seaport. It sounds to me that NATO is saying if Russia takes any NATO territory Kaliningrad gets captured and Russia loses it warm water port.
...and the scare tactics are going on filling the already full coffers of the fat cats.

The dumbasses never ask "Cui bono?"

On one hand they say: "Russia is weak, its army is worthless." On the other hand they say: "Russia will occupy Europe."
Which is it?

Meantime the intense saber rattling is keeping the dumbasses distracted from the sad fact that their countries are being occupied in real time, their nations are being eradicated by bringing into their countries more and more scum. (That's the real occupation, not the unrealistic potential of the Russian one.)
 
...and the scare tactics are going on filling the already full coffers of the fat cats. The dumbasses never ask "Cui bono?"
On one hand they say: "Russia is weak, its army is worthless." On the other hand they say: "Russia will occupy Europe."
Which is it?
Meantime the intense saber rattling is keeping the dumbasses distracted from the sad fact that their countries are being occupied in real time, their nations are being eradicated by bringing into their countries more and more scum. (That's the real occupation, not the unrealistic potential of the Russian one.)
Unmute this and you'll never guess that this is in NYC. So the global intifada is happening here.
 
I never hard of Kaliningrad before last week when a US general warned Putin not to take any NATO territory, or Russia loses Kaliningrad.

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NATO members face repeated warnings from intelligence and defense officials that Russia could directly threaten alliance territory within the next five years, signaling an urgent need for coordinated defense investments and operational reforms.
NATO commander warned that its forces could capture Russia's heavily fortified Kaliningrad region "in a timeframe that is unheard of" if necessary.
General Christopher Donahue, commander of U.S. Army Europe and Africa, made the remark as the alliance unveiled a new Eastern Flank defense plan at the Association of the U.S. Army's inaugural LandEuro conference on Wednesday.

I'm not sure why Russia was given "Konigsburg" after WW2. They captured it and kept it as a warm water seaport. It sounds to me that NATO is saying if Russia takes any NATO territory Kaliningrad gets captured and Russia loses it warm water port.
Have you heard of Königsberg before?
 
Have you heard of Königsberg before?
Not really. It hasn't existed since 1046. It just struck me as odd that "Russia" owns it. I bet that really burns Putin's ass that Latvia and Lithuania are blocking Russian Oblasts from being contiguous.
 
Kaliningrad gets captured and Russia loses it warm water port.
1) Königsberg (Kaliningrad) is an island inside of 2 NATO countries without any land connection with Moscow empire proper
2) there ARE many holes inside of
NATO, this is N1 ,question , if Moscow empire attacks and occupies the “Pomor Islands”, what NATO is gonna do , in this situation ?

3) Königsberg rightfully belongs to Belarus

The dictator of Belarus, Alexander Lukasenka, has said he had always called Kaliningrad "mine"
 
1) Königsberg (Kaliningrad) is an island inside of 2 NATO countries without any land connection with Moscow empire proper
True. I'm glad its inside NATO's protection.
2) there ARE many holes inside of NATO, this is N1 ,question , if Moscow empire attacks and occupies the “Pomor Islands”, what NATO is gonna do , in this situation ?
Nothing.
3) Königsberg rightfully belongs to Belarus
The dictator of Belarus, Alexander Lukasenka, has said he had always called Kaliningrad "mine"
So what? Belarus can occupy it or not. Kaliningrad isn't part of NATO.
Point being that there are several flash points that can start WW3
 
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