Ukrainian victory over Russia is inevitable
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Anonymous
Yes end this war. Launch the spring offensive and send the Russians back home! |
Anonymous
No Mr Bolton, no more killing is needed. Swords into plowshares. |
Anonymous
You seem to have things backwards. The only way to peace is for the invader to leave. The sooner Russua gets sent back to Russia the sooner this will end. |
Anonymous
Eastern Ukraine is Russian you twit. We are talking about a country whose president had to learn the language. It would be like electing Biden and then getting him a tutor to learn English. |
Anonymous
This is the dumbest post on this thread yet, and that's saying something. I guess Quebec belongs to France, huh? |
Anonymous
Was Eastern Ukraine Russian before or after Stalin's Holodomor you twit. We are talking about a country where the children had to learn the language. It would be like Stalin, a Georgian, learning Russian. |
Anonymous
lol. I think you need to tell the Russians Hammers and Sickles into plowshares? |
Anonymous
Wouldn't worry too much. The only way this war will drag out is if India or China intervene, using the Russians as a pawn. Either that or if he imports North Korean troops. Putin is close to being that desperate - I'd look for movement on that front by June? But what would he have to trade in return? He's already sold out Russia's oil to both countries just to keep the Rouble afloat. The only thing he has left of value to trade is technology and land - and my guess is the ultranationalist hard-liners wouldn't like that much? No, my friend, I believe Russia is already on borrowed time. I'd look forward more towards the new Russian regime's bargaining chips. They could tempt the West with the identities of Russian spies and who they've turned. I could see that as worth a 'get out of jail free' card? Who knows what will pop up. Republican Congressionals? Chinese PLA generals? Never know how high up the files go? |
Anonymous
This war could end tomorrow, with a full withdrawal by Putin. He is the only one to blame for this war continuing. |
Anonymous
Oh come on. Russian and Ukrainian are not that damn far apart. Source: Me, someone who studies and speaks both And as far as "eastern Ukraine" ask the ethnic Russians and native Russian speakers in places like Kharkiv what they think of Putin and his Russian invaders... you WILL NOT get glowing reviews. |
Anonymous
Didn't Ukrainians alreadly do that with the tractor brigade? And how does that work if the Russians are armed with shovels? But seriously, the Russians were mining wheat fields, have been stealing grain, and are targeting farmhouses with missiles. Hard to farm when someone invades your farmland, says it's theirs now, and kills you if you disagree. |
Anonymous
Neither party has made their losses public. This is all conjecture. |
Anonymous
Lol now do crimea. |
Anonymous
And yet Poland's minister of agriculture had to resign after tariff free Ukrainian grain impoverished his farmers. |
Anonymous
But ask Donbas and they don’t care who rules them, they just care about the shelling stopping. |