And the US have this delusion now.Germany once had that delusion. But it came much closer than Russia can.
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And the US have this delusion now.Germany once had that delusion. But it came much closer than Russia can.
Once a nuke dropped by anybody, NPT is finished and our little privileged nuclear club became much larger and not that privileged. Nobody wants to have nuclear Germany, Japan or Mexico. It has the price in the terms of human lifes either - more nukes means more buttons and more fingers on the buttons it means higher risks for everybody. The price of it is high but not "unacceptable". Some experts estimate this price as high as one million killed. So, if there is a significant risk to lose one million soldiers in a conventional war - the nuclear war may be preferable.Why hasn't Putin dropped Nukes against anybody? Seems to you it is a great idea.
There were a lot of Germans who didn't like Hitler's personality, but many of they liked the idea that the wealth and safety of Germans depends on their ability to conquer and colonise living space in the East. Actually, it is what they have been doing for centuries.I know you really like Putin just as much as Germans liked Hitler.
Germans got so many benefits from Hitler that those who at first did not like him, really liked him a lot prior to his wars.There were a lot of Germans who didn't like Hitler's personality, but many of they liked the idea that the wealth and safety of Germans depends on their ability to conquer and colonise living space in the East. Actually, it is what they have been doing for centuries.
I don't like Putin's personality, but I do support idea, that NATO should be pushed back for safety of Russian people, and Ukraine and Baltic states should be denazificated (in the Russian understanding of the term). Fighting and crushing western barbarians invading Russian lands is what Russian have been doing for centuries.
Germans got so many benefits from Hitler that those who at first did not like him, really liked him a lot prior to his wars.
I think Russians who at least were on Putin's side by now do not like his war against a close by country they once owned.
It depends on definitions. In our understanding of the term - its not correct.I suspect there are as many Nazis in Russia as ever were in Ukraine.
Of course, no. First of all, Russia didn't went to war against Poland because there was no Poland as an organised state at the moment of Russian invasion (and therefore there were no any organized resistance). Second - Russian "invasion" in Poland was an answer for Polish attack against Czechoslovakia, ally of the Soviet Union. Third - Soviet Union just took rightfully Russian lands of Western Ukraine and Western Belarus, previously occupied by Poland.The Soviets went to war against Poland just like the Nazis did.
It was a special military operation as you say against Ukraine.Serbia is a part of former Yugoslavia, not Czechoslovakia. And it was the victim of direct, open and clear unprovoked and illegal US aggresion.
I believe that most Russians do not like Putin.here were a lot of Germans who didn't like Hitler's personality,
No. Our special military operation is justificated by the act of Ukrainian aggression against our allies - DPR and LPR, which is equal to direct attack against Russian Federation itself. So, it is an act of collective self-defense, which is justful as heaven.It was a special military operation as you say against Ukraine.
What does that mean?- DPR and LPR
Putin is not piece of gold, to be beloved by everyone. Actually, "good guy" is not a job. You don't need to like a cook, you like (or not like) his dishes. Putin is doing his job, and he is doing is rather good (at least for now). Of course, it could be done better, but it could be done much worse, either.I believe that most Russians do not like Putin.
Donetsk People Republic and Lugansk People Republic.What does that mean?