Is Putin Interested In Peace?

[rightwinger]

Putin was aware of the training and advisory support NATO provided to Ukraine like the Comprehensive Assistance Package in 2016, UK's Operation ORBITAL which trained over 22,000 Ukrainian personnel, and the US-led Joint Multinational Training Group-Ukraine dedicated to improving Ukraine's combat effectiveness.

Check it out at ChatGPT if you have the slightest concern with holding US warmongers like Joe Biden to account: "How much military support did NATO provide to Ukraine between 2014 and 2022?"

But Ukraine still gave Russia an ass kicking

 

[Correll]

If not, what's his end-goal?

If he is, what makes you think that he is?

Russia 'will never agree' to European peacekeepers in Ukraine, Lukashenko says

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko -- a close ally of President Vladimir Putin -- warned that the Kremlin "will never" accept a European deployment to Ukraine.

abcnews.go.com

Yes. That the war turned into a meatgrinder.

 

[georgephillip]

But Ukraine still gave Russia an ass kicking

By losing nearly one-quarter of its real estate?

"So is the war now heading in Russia's favour?

"Sir Richard Barrons, a former head of Joint Forces Command, told Sky News: 'I think in the short term that is so.'

"'Russia will feel it's sitting on now just a bit less than a quarter of Ukraine. It knows that Ukraine does not have the military capability to throw them out, and it will sense that there is some weariness in the world at bearing the consequences of this war.'"

Is Russia now winning the war in Ukraine? Experts have their say

 

[rightwinger]

By losing nearly one-quarter of its real estate?

"So is the war now heading in Russia's favour?

"Sir Richard Barrons, a former head of Joint Forces Command, told Sky News: 'I think in the short term that is so.'

"'Russia will feel it's sitting on now just a bit less than a quarter of Ukraine. It knows that Ukraine does not have the military capability to throw them out, and it will sense that there is some weariness in the world at bearing the consequences of this war.'"

Is Russia now winning the war in Ukraine? Experts have their say

Ukraine was not even a top 20 military and they took on the mighty Russian forces
They managed to kill 200,000 Russians, destroy 8,000 tanks, sink 1/3 of the Black Sea fleet

 

[georgephillip]

Ukraine was not even a top 20 military and they took on the mighty Russian forces
They managed to kill 200,000 Russians, destroy 8,000 tanks, sink 1/3 of the Black Sea fleet

They haven't killed 200,000 Russians.

Russia has killed 8-10 Ukrainians for every Russian who's died since 2022.

Do you believe 1.6 million to 2 million Ukrainians have died at Russian hands?

Obama and Biden set this off in 2014 when they backed an illegal, violent coup that drove an elected Ukrainian president from office AFTER he had promised early elections

 

[MarcATL]

Ukraine was not even a top 20 military and they took on the mighty Russian forces
They managed to kill 200,000 Russians, destroy 8,000 tanks, sink 1/3 of the Black Sea fleet

Before this war the world thought that Russia was the 2nd most powerful army in the world.

Now the world knows that they are just the 2nd most powerful army in Ukraine.

 

[rightwinger]

Russia has killed 8-10 Ukrainians for every Russian who's died since 2022.

Putin told you to post that didn’t he?

 

[rightwinger]

Obama and Biden set this off in 2014 when they backed an illegal, violent coup that drove an elected Ukrainian president from office AFTER he had promised early elections

Putin puppet

He now resides in Moscow

 

[georgephillip]

Putin told you to post that didn’t he?

Scott Ritter and Douglas Macgregor have made this claim on Judging Freedom; do you believe Zelensky's lies?
Judge Napolitano - Judging Freedom

 

[georgephillip]

Putin puppet

He now resides in Moscow

Yanukovych sought neutrality between Europe and Russia after becoming president of a divided country in 2010 without resorting to murdering police officers or protestors; the same can't be said for his US-supported successors.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_Ukrainian_presidential_election

The West, Not Russia, Drove the Ukraine Conflict

"In a state and society containing such centrifugal tensions, all it required to produce a convulsion so serious it would lead to civil conflict was a spark.

"In Ukraine this spark came with the decision of the country’s president, Viktor Yanukovych, to rescind the Association Agreement his government was about to sign with the European Union in November 2013, and instead opt for closer economic ties with Russia as a member of the Eurasian Customs Union, responding to the entreaties and political lobbying of Moscow.

"In so doing Yanukovych immediately found himself stuck between the proverbial rock and a hard place.

"His predecessor, Viktor Yuschenko, had already set Ukraine on the path of closer integration with the West with the objective of eventual EU and NATO membership.

"Yanukovych, with the support of the Ukrainian Parliament at the time, abandoned this policy, striving instead to steer a neutral path between East and West.

"He elevated Russian to the status of an official language in those parts of the country — east and south — where it was popularly spoken.

"He did so with a piece of legislation that resulted in violent protests in other parts of the country, thus confirming Ukraine’s intensifying ethnic and cultural divisions."