Ringo
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The swedes burned the Koran to keep out of NATO, but brother Erdogan decided to punish them and let them into NATO.
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Sure it is. Odessa is a Russian-speaking city (as well as many other cities in Southern and Eastern Ukraine). And the Russians attack military and infrastructure targets there. As well as Kievan regime is bombing cities of Donbass and Crimea. The collateral damage is possible and acceptable.
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Turkey's Erdogan hosts Zelenskyy, says Ukraine 'deserves' to be NATO member
Turkish President Erdogan’s declaration of support comes amid a fresh push by Kyiv to join the Transatlantic alliance once the war is over.www.al-monitor.com
Wow! What a turn around. If this is sincere, it is a thumb in the eye of Putin. Incredible!
No it does not.
Well no shit. The Turks are already supplying the Ukes with with their Bayraktar TB2 drones and they stand to make a killing on supplying NATO with them too.
You silly fuckers think this war is about "Democracy", but all it's really about is the big corporate weapons companies raking in the tax bucks.
How's it feel to be a toady for military industrial complex, Private First Class Neocon?![]()
Turkish support for Sweden is dependent on Turkey being allowed into the EU.![]()
Turkey's Erdogan hosts Zelenskyy, says Ukraine 'deserves' to be NATO member
Turkish President Erdogan’s declaration of support comes amid a fresh push by Kyiv to join the Transatlantic alliance once the war is over.www.al-monitor.com
Wow! What a turn around. If this is sincere, it is a thumb in the eye of Putin. Incredible!
No, dirty IvanThe swedes burned the Koran to keep out of NATO
f-16, We provide less support to the Kurds , + Turkey wants to end up on the winning sideTurkish support for Sweden is dependent on Turkey being allowed into the EU.
where did you learn to write this word ? in KGB school in 1968 ?Byelorussians
f-16, We provide less support to the Kurds , + Turkey wants to end up on the winning sideof this war :
Yeah, sure. And how many of those "Ukrainians" are Russian-speaking? Roughly 100%. And how many of those "Russian-speaking Ukrainians" will tell FSB interrogators that they are ethnic Russians and Jews? At least 90%.Population of Odessa: number and composition
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The national composition of the modern Odessa population is as follows: Ukrainians are the most numerous ethnos in the city (about 62%). Behind them go Russian (29%), Bulgarians (1.3%), Jews (1.2%), Moldovans (about 1%), as well as Byelorussians, Poles, Armenians, Greeks and other nationalities.
Actually, this percent was significantly decreased not by Tsarists Black Hundreds, but by "civilized Europeans" - Germans, Rumanians and their Ukrainian collabirants.BTW - before the Czarist pogrom almost 30% of Odessa's population were Jews.
Actually, US government doesn't care about collateral damage, too.As for "collateral damage" - you and me will certainly not agree on that subject.
Military expansion? No. They tried to use soft force. Or at least how they understand that.There was no expansion of Russian territory between 2000 to 2014 - and Russia, aka Putin had not attacked any neighbor - until Georgia attacked the Russian aligned separatists.
The Chechnya anti-terrorists war had already started under Yeltsin - which Putin brought to an end. - So what growing territorial ambitions? there were none. And that's a fact
It seems so.It's too late for that - NATO & Ukraine won't give up on their "unification". As such Putin won't give in either
I don't see how Ukraine can preserve its security without close cooperation with NATO members, including military aid. Russia will have to tolerate close ties between Ukraine and NATO; and Ukraine will have to tolerate Russia occupying 20% of its territory. There is no other way.Neutrality in my view - simply in-cooperates that Ukraine will not join any military alliance nor take any military aid from NATO countries - that pose a threat or opposition towards Russia. Ukraine can buy it's own weapon systems with their own money from whomever they wish. That if e.g. F-16's are purchased that they will automatically receive training from the USA is understood. Just like Switzerland received it's training for e.g. their F-18's
The US troops there directly took part in the war. Without them, it would have been impossible to halt 'the communists' push and establish the Rep of Korea as a separate state.I still don't get you - The S-Korean model exists due to the US having stationed troops and weaponry in S-Korea + having established respective trainings and structures to "unify" S-Korea's Armed Forces with those of the USA. There is no "neutral" South-Korea. Unlike N-Korea that does not harbor nor has integrated Russian or Chinese troops nor having established joint commands and operation structures
1917 N2 is coming !Poootin must be fuming. He is a paper tiger now...
maskal you are full of crap, Jesus how i hate your semi -mongol rapistsYeah, sure. And how many of those "Ukrainians" are Russian-speaking? Roughly 100%. And how many of those "Russian-speaking Ukrainians" will tell FSB interrogators that they are ethnic Russians and Jews? At least 90%.
Actually, this percent was significantly decreased not by Tsarists Black Hundreds, but by "civilized Europeans" - Germans, Rumanians and their Ukrainian collabirants.
Actually, US government doesn't care about collateral damage, too.
Just think if we could trust our own government we would not need Turkey's advice.![]()
Turkey's Erdogan hosts Zelenskyy, says Ukraine 'deserves' to be NATO member
Turkish President Erdogan’s declaration of support comes amid a fresh push by Kyiv to join the Transatlantic alliance once the war is over.www.al-monitor.com
Wow! What a turn around. If this is sincere, it is a thumb in the eye of Putin. Incredible!
It’s also stupid, particularly at this moment in history.![]()
Turkey's Erdogan hosts Zelenskyy, says Ukraine 'deserves' to be NATO member
Turkish President Erdogan’s declaration of support comes amid a fresh push by Kyiv to join the Transatlantic alliance once the war is over.www.al-monitor.com
Wow! What a turn around. If this is sincere, it is a thumb in the eye of Putin. Incredible!
So no Russian military expansion under Putin - thanksMilitary expansion? No. They tried to use soft force. Or at least how they understand that.
Little Finland has been able to do it for 80 years! so has Sweden, Switzerland and Austria. Even without NATO assurances!!I don't see how Ukraine can preserve its security without close cooperation with NATO members, including military aid. Russia will have to tolerate close ties between Ukraine and NATO; and Ukraine will have to tolerate Russia occupying 20% of its territory. There is no other way.
The Rep.of Korea was already established before N-Korea attacked, wanting to reunite the country. And it is a fact that today's N-Korea is neutral - whilst S.Korea is not.The US troops there directly took part in the war. Without them, it would have been impossible to halt 'the communists' push and establish the Rep of Korea as a separate state.
You are turning in circles again - Ukraine want's to be a NATO member (desperately) and this is what brought about this war.In Ukraine there wasn't such a need. The AFU managed to do that themselves (I mean without direct involvement of foreign troops).
Why Korean scenario: 1. Armistice without a peace agreement; 2. Non recognizing territorial changes (but de facto agreeing on status quo); 3. Ukraine's close cooperation with Western alliances without formally joining them.
Little Finland has been able to do it for 80 years! so has Sweden, Switzerland and Austria. Even without NATO assurances!!I don't see how Ukraine can preserve its security without close cooperation with NATO members, including military aid. Russia will have to tolerate close ties between Ukraine and NATO; and Ukraine will have to tolerate Russia occupying 20% of its territory. There is no other way.
The Rep.of Korea (incl. US military stationed in S-Korea) was already established before N-Korea attacked, wanting to reunite the country under their communist rule. And it is a fact that today's N-Korea is neutral - whilst S.Korea is not. It is the USA that doesn't want to give up it's Geo-strategic position in S-Korea. Taking S-Korea's population and GDP into account - they are way able, to defend themselves successfully against any N-Korean military attempt.The US troops there directly took part in the war. Without them, it would have been impossible to halt 'the communists' push and establish the Rep of Korea as a separate state.
You are turning in circles again - Ukraine want's to be a NATO and EU member (desperately) $$$$$, and this is what brought about this war and made Putin to occupy Crimea and support the separatists in Donbas/Luhansk.In Ukraine there wasn't such a need. The AFU managed to do that themselves (I mean without direct involvement of foreign troops).
Why Korean scenario: 1. Armistice without a peace agreement; 2. Non recognizing territorial changes (but de facto agreeing on status quo); 3. Ukraine's close cooperation with Western alliances without formally joining them.
Russian speaking, doesn't imply a Russian ethnicity in e.g. Ukraine or the Baltic states. FSB interrogators in Odessa?Yeah, sure. And how many of those "Ukrainians" are Russian-speaking? Roughly 100%. And how many of those "Russian-speaking Ukrainians" will tell FSB interrogators that they are ethnic Russians and Jews? At least 90%.
Nonsense - it was a pure Czarist Russia pogrom - and a Germany didn't even exist then. How many Jewish people from all over Russia migrated into Odessa after and during the pogroms till 1942, I wouldn't know. Pogroms in Odessa - 1821, 1859, 1871, 1881 and 1905.Actually, this percent was significantly decreased not by Tsarists Black Hundreds, but by "civilized Europeans" - Germans, Rumanians and their Ukrainian collabirants.
That is well known - after all they invented the term.Actually, US government doesn't care about collateral damage, too.
They are still trying to do it in a soft manner.Military expansion? No. They tried to use soft force. Or at least how they understand that.
Or Ukraine will have to tolerate Russia occupying 80% of "their" territory. You are still talking about territories, not about people. Do you believe that Odessa or Kharkov will tolerate discriminating and abusing Kievan regime?It seems so.
I don't see how Ukraine can preserve its security without close cooperation with NATO members, including military aid. Russia will have to tolerate close ties between Ukraine and NATO; and Ukraine will have to tolerate Russia occupying 20% of its territory. There is no other way.
Why Korean scenario isn't possible:Why Korean scenario: 1. Armistice without a peace agreement; 2. Non recognizing territorial changes (but de facto agreeing on status quo); 3. Ukraine's close cooperation with Western alliances without formally joining them.