Ukraine General Warns of Limited Nuclear War.

[Donald H]

Ukraine's Top General Warns 'Limited' Nuclear War Can't Be Ruled Out - News From Antiwar.com

Gen. Valeriy Zaluzhnyi, the commander-in-chief of Ukraine’s armed forces, warned Wednesday that it couldn’t be ruled out that the war in Ukraine could turn into a “limited” nuclear conflict that could draw in other countries and potentially spark World War III. Zaluzhnyi made the warning in an...

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He's catching up to what many have been predicting for months.

The likelihood of that happening is mostly going to according to Russia's progress and whether America starts to reneg on the mutually agreed upon rules. Without those rules, Russia can't win the war. But the nuclear prediction comes in when Russia refuses to 'lose' the war.

 

[fncceo]

Kripes! Are they still having a scrimmage in The Ukraine?

The world forgot all about it.

 

[pknopp]

And all that had to happen was live up to earlier agreements to avoid all of this.

 

[Donald H]

Kripes! Are they still having a scrimmage in The Ukraine?

The world forgot all about it.

No, but there's no good news and all the propaganda has been peddled 3 times over.

Yes though that it's being covered less in the last couple of weeks than most of America's war. One would get an impression that Russia isn't a worthy foe?

Or their nuclear weapons really are outdated and would just fizzle out. Let's go with that theory.

 

[fncceo]

No, but there's no good news and all the propaganda has been peddled 3 times over.

Yes though that it's being covered less in the last couple of weeks than most of America's war. One would get an impression that Russia isn't a worthy foe?

Or their nuclear weapons really are outdated and would just fizzle out. Let's go with that theory.

Don't know, don't care ... Europeans have been at each other's collective throats for 2,000 years... it's boring.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

The likelihood of that happening is mostly going to according to Russia's progress and whether America starts to reneg on the mutually agreed upon rules.

What are the mutually agreed upon rules?

 

[1srelluc]

I'm sure a few more billion in graft money will solve it.

 

[Donald H]

And all that had to happen was live up to earlier agreements to avoid all of this.

Yes basically true but there's just no way America is going to back out or back down. Winning this war against Russia is critical to America's future.

It's also the culmination of all of America's wars. The strategic planning always has had the endgame in sight. The only possible difference with this one is the inclusion of China in the endgame and the coming Russia/China alliance.

Winning for America is essential and we have the forum in which to beat the idea around a bit!

 

[Donald H]

What are the mutually agreed upon rules?

The limitations imposed on both sides.

I've got you started with an understanding. Now you can try to think of some of the details. I'll start you off with MAD.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

The limitations imposed on both sides.

I've got you started with an understanding. Now you can try to think of some of the details. I'll start you off with MAD.

Which limitations? Who imposed them? When?

 

[pknopp]

Yes basically true but there's just no way America is going to back out or back down. Winning this war against Russia is critical to America's future.

It's also the culmination of all of America's wars. The strategic planning always has had the endgame in sight. The only possible difference with this one is the inclusion of China in the endgame and the coming Russia/China alliance.

Winning for America is essential and we have the forum in which to beat the idea around a bit!

We have nothing to win here.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Winning this war against Russia is critical to America's future.

Why?

 

[irosie91]

And all that had to happen was live up to earlier agreements to avoid all of this.

what earlier "agreements" and who with whom?

 

[pknopp]

what earlier "agreements" and who with whom?

It's been covered here many times. Even earlier today.

 

[fncceo]

Winning this war against Russia is critical to America's future.

It really isn't. This is Vietnam ... but without pretty bar girls palm trees ...

 

[gipper]

Yes basically true but there's just no way America is going to back out or back down. Winning this war against Russia is critical to America's future.

It's also the culmination of all of America's wars. The strategic planning always has had the endgame in sight. The only possible difference with this one is the inclusion of China in the endgame and the coming Russia/China alliance.

Winning for America is essential and we have the forum in which to beat the idea around a bit!

There is a possible outcome of this war that could be very harmful for Americans. If the dollar loses its reserve currency status, we could be looking at a economic depression.

 

[HenryBHough]

What Putin might have done:

Day 1: Small nuclear strikes on all power plants in Ukraine.
Day 1+ one minute: One word announcement from Moscow posing a question: "Next?"

But he didn't and therefore can't win.

 

[Donald H]

Why?

You need to pay attention to what I've been saying.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

You need to pay attention to what I've been saying.

Start making sense.

 

[xyz]

what earlier "agreements" and who with whom?

The Budapest Memorandum and U.S. Obligations

Ukraine war: what is the Budapest Memorandum and why has Russia's invasion torn it up?