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Of course I would, have no doubts. But similar squealing didn't stop you from supporting another your buddy, Assad. But alas, in Ukraine you made a bet on the wrong guy. And now it is your turn in squealing about neo-nazis and armed coup.You hypocritical weirdo, if that filthy coward, Yanukovych, whom you, due to your complete lack of education about events in Ukraine, call a pro-russian puppet, had dared to use arms against the pro-nazi thugs, you would be the first to squeal like a castrated piglet about the "atrocities of the Yanukovych regime".
No one helped the afghan Taliban, but farmers in sandals with kalashnikovs, kicked out the US army...I am okay with Israel, thanks. At least they didn't make a laughing stock out of their Army.
Cool, but where are you numerous Su-57s, Kinzhals, T-90s, Armatas, Mi-28s that don't have analogues in the world?No one helped the afghan Taliban, but farmers in sandals with kalashnikovs, kicked out the US army...
And no one helped them with Patriots and other modern tanks...
Only the stupidity of the american public, brought up on comic books, allows you and others like you to squeak something about the Russian army.
I think they're holding it out for a real, serious war against a really formidable enemy, like the Taliban, for example. After all, they defeated the most expensive army in the world. You have to save your strength for such adversaries.Cool, but where are you numerous Su-57s, Kinzhals, T-90s, Armatas, Mi-28s that don't have analogues in the world?
Yeah, it would be great to see your sorry asses being kicked once again.I think they're holding it out for a real, serious war against a really formidable enemy, like the Taliban, for example. After all, they defeated the most expensive army in the world. You have to save your strength for such adversaries.
Kicked out? You kids say darndest things. The Soviet army withdrew troops with banners raised, leaving a functional government. Which was overthrown only three years later. How the U.S. withdrew from Afghanistan we all still remember very well...Yeah, it would be great to see your sorry asses being kicked once again.
Kicked out? You kids say darndest things. The Soviet army withdrew troops with banners raised, leaving a functional government. Which was overthrown only three years later. How the U.S. withdrew from Afghanistan we all still remember very well...
Najib survived because he was receiving huge amounts of military and economic aid from the Soviet Union. When the USSR collapsed, the support dried up and he didn't last 4 months.Kicked out? You kids say darndest things. The Soviet army withdrew troops with banners raised, leaving a functional government. Which was overthrown only three years later.
As well as Serbia have been fighting against Albanian separatists, or as China is going to fight Taiwanese separatists. What a nice double standards of the "rule-based order".No, it was the Ukrainian government that began fighting Russia supported separatists.
Cool, but where are you numerous Su-57s, Kinzhals, T-90s, Armatas, Mi-28s that don't have analogues in the world?
Kosovo. There were three or four the UNSC resolutions that demanded to halt hostilities there and one of them condemned the Yugoslavia military for using excessive force. Another one authorized foreign troops for taking part in the conflict (though, it was passed after the bombardments started).As well as Serbia have been fighting against Albanian separatists, or as China is going to fight Taiwanese separatists. What a nice double standards of the "rule-based order".
Cool story, bro. Be careful not to overheat them.They are warming up. It's still a special operation, not a war, and the both sides are still keeping their best cards close to their chest.
Actually, Minsk agreements were also implemented by the UNSC. And anyway, Russia has the right to recognize the independence of Donbass Republics, especially taking into account the nature of Kievan regime.Kosovo. There were three or four the UNSC resolutions that demanded to halt hostilities there and one of them condemned the Yugoslavia military for using excessive force. Another one authorized foreign troops for taking part in the conflict (though, it was passed after the bombardments started).
It's your problem. De jure, both the USA and Ukraine recognise only one government of China - the government located in Beijing. Does it mean, that there is nothing bad in the military suppression of the Taiwanese separatists?Taiwan. I reject Beijing's demands altogether. The two governments came to the power as a result of civil war there and have equal legitimacy.
"There are no Muscovite freedom fighters attacking Moscow empire and our border is secure."recognise
Yes, they were. But talking about the Minsk Accords is a senseless thing. Ukraine’s position is that they were breached by the separatists form the day one.Actually, Minsk agreements were also implemented by the UNSC. And anyway, Russia has the right to recognize the independence of Donbass Republics, especially taking into account the nature of Kievan regime
The US has the Taiwan Relations Act. It doesn't contain direct security guarantees or involvement of the US military. But its military provisions can be interpreted quite widely.It's your problem. De jure, both the USA and Ukraine recognise only one government of China - the government located in Beijing. Does it mean, that there is nothing bad in the military suppression of the Taiwanese separatists?
Yes, Ukraine has right to defend its land, but the Russians has right to defend their people, too. What is more important? Anyway, abusive Kievan regime should not exists anymore if we want to make a justified peace.Yes, they were. But talking about the Minsk Accords is a senseless thing. Ukraine’s position is that they were breached by the separatists form the day one.
Russia can recognize whatever it wants. The Ukrainian government has the right to defend its territory, especially taking into account the nature of the Putin regime.
Yes. As well as Russia-Donbass relationships were quite clear either.The US has the Taiwan Relations Act. It doesn't contain direct security guarantees or involvement of the US military. But its military provisions can be interpreted quite widely.
A justified peace will happen when Ukraine will get back all internationally recognised territories and Russia pays for all damages it will have caused.Yes, Ukraine has right to defend its land, but the Russians has right to defend their people, too. What is more important? Anyway, abusive Kievan regime should not exists anymore if we want to make a justified peace
I am okay with that. Let the Taiwanese people decide their own fate.Yes. As well as Russia-Donbass relationships were quite clear either.
And the problem with Taiwan relationships is that most of Taiwanese don't want to be another Ukrainians (and they don't want to be "defended" like Ukrainians). They are too smart for it, you know. DPP had been defeated
