After Poland joined with Hitler to attack Russia's ally - Czechoslovakia. It was an act of collective self-defense. And no, we didn't attack Poland. We just liberated Western Ukraine and Western Belarus, when Polish state already ceased it existence.
May be not finest, but quite fine. Smart and good move. Instead of fighting more or less united after Chamberlain-Hitler Pact Europe, we played our enemies against each other.
The truth is that it was only $20 bln worth, about $200 bln modern dollars. You gave to Ukraine more than $350 bln, and they are still losing.
US help was very useful, it saved many lives, and we really appreciate it, but it definitely wasn't decisive thing.
Yep. Actually, together with the USA, England, France and China we were supervising the whole world.
Any great nation has. That's what makes nations great.
As welll as absolute majority of USSR citizens.
We do know what Ukrainian Nazies do want. They want to kill Russians, and they've started from temporarily their country. But soon, most of them will be dead, and the rest will seek for shelter in Canada and Argentina, and Ukraine will be returned in the Russia, and every survived Ukrainian will be pretty happy about that.