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If you had bothered to read my post, you would have seen that I addressed this in the need for peacekeepers on the ground. The idea is to reach an agreement, abide by said agreement, and enforce said agreement.Just one problem...
What makes anyone think Russia would not just push deeper into Ukraine, the moment assistance ends?
If they invade a NATO state, then yes, we will go to war over it. As a result, Russia is not going to invade a NATO state because they cannot sustain a war against us.Or into the "Stans" or the other former Soviet Republics, including the Baltic ones.
The question is if Europe and the US are willing to go to war over it.
No need for "peacekeepers" once the despotic clown Tenpercentskyy is toppled, and Ukraine restored to a relatively decent nation.If you had bothered to read my post, you would have seen that I addressed this in the need for peacekeepers on the ground. The idea is to reach an agreement, abide by said agreement, and enforce said agreement.
If they invade a NATO state, then yes, we will go to war over it. As a result, Russia is not going to invade a NATO state because they cannot sustain a war against us.
I don't know. I think we have been pretty clear about the Baltic states. I will say that deterrence depends somewhat on America projecting strength and not meely-mouthed diplomacy and constantly changing, reactive foreign policy like we got from Obama and now Biden.They may think the Baltic States aren't "NATO enough" and then put it to the test.
You assume the Russian leadership will guess right or not guess at all.
I don't know. I think we have been pretty clear about the Baltic states. I will say that deterrence depends somewhat on America projecting strength and not meely-mouthed diplomacy and constantly changing, reactive foreign policy like we got from Obama and now Biden.
No, I do not like Putin. But I like pissing away our own money on an unwinnable war even less.
The Russians have already achieved their goal...a land bridge to Crimea, access to fresh water for Crimea and continued access to their warm water port on the Black Sea.The Ukrainians may have not made much of a gain this year but neither did the Russians.
In a war that was suppose to be over in a week the fact that the Ukrainians have held out for almost two years and have inflicted serious losses on the Russian forces is just short of a miracle.
No....Putin said that he wanted Finland next....Moldova is just a mere blip in between....so is Slovakia and the Czech Republick.
Russian leadership assesses Ukraine conflict: Key takeaways
Russia’s top military leadership convened with President Vladimir Putin to assess the intermediate results of the conflictwww.rt.com
Russia's goal remains unchanged.
Ukraine can make annexation too expensive politically and economically for Putin....winning? They actually did have a good chance but the American advisors chosen are the "B" team and not the "A" team. And by that I mean those loyal to Biden politically. Usually it's Republicans who illicit the best military minds.The Ukrainians may have not made much of a gain this year but neither did the Russians.
In a war that was suppose to be over in a week the fact that the Ukrainians have held out for almost two years and have inflicted serious losses on the Russian forces is just short of a miracle.
No, he didn't but even if he did, Russia wouldn't be capable of doing it. Don't forget that Russia is only a gas station with nuclear weapons.No....Putin said that he wanted Finland next....
No again John, not true and certainly not admitted. Neither has the Ukraine admitted that it has lost 500,000.Ukraine can make annexation too expensive politically and economically for Putin....winning? They actually did have a good chance but the American advisors chosen are the "B" team and not the "A" team. And by that I mean those loyal to Biden politically. Usually it's Republicans who illicit the best military minds.
Russia has lost over 350,000 lives (admitted) but the number is likely much higher.
Talking about how Ukraine should be part of Russia? Come on.Can you quote him?
Which no rational, informed person ever believed. Putn knew he was lying, when he said that.I've only heard him say repeatedly that Russia needs to defend its borders against US/Nato aggression.
That's right.The Russians have already achieved their goal...a land bridge to Crimea, access to fresh water for Crimea and continued access to their warm water port on the Black Sea.
All they have to do now is continue holding the territory they already occupy.
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If you had bothered to read my post, you would have seen that I addressed this in the need for peacekeepers on the ground
I don't know. Those details can be worked out.Peacekeepers... from where? That would not deter putin. He has already threatened the world with nukes for this very act.
but he is going to have a change of heart?
The point is that it doesn't matter.I don't know. Those details can be worked out.
