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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The point is did one, two or 300 Russians die today in Ukraine?

I am guessing closer to 300 or more.  Keep sending money.[/quote]

Playing moral high ground?  Too funny.  The Russians sealed their fate with using incendiaries to burn down civilian cities like Bakhmut, kidnapping tens of thousands of children, raping hundreds, murdering who knows how many??

But Russia is paying the price now.  And even if Russia completely walks away from Ukraine tomorrow, it won't matter.  What happens when Russia appears weak in front of the Chinese?  Or even their own Republics?  And neighboring countries?

"On Tuesday, emboldened by events, Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev ordered the offensive, his troops quickly capturing key heights and strategic junctions in Nagorno-Karabakh. The separatists crumbled, agreeing to a ceasefire backed by Russian peacekeepers.  [b]Amid the violence at least two Russians were killed, reportedly including the deputy commander of Russia’s North Fleet submarine forces, Captain First Rank (Colonel) Ivan Kovgan, who was seconded to the region with Russian forces stretched desperately thin.[/b]  Under the terms of the CSTO, any military aggression against one member is seen as an attack on all of them, just like NATO’s Article 5, but [b]Russia did nothing to stop the latest incursion[/b]. In an interview earlier this month with Politico, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan spelled out clearly what was going on: Armenia could no longer rely on Moscow to guarantee its safety and had to assert its own independence. “As a result of the events in Ukraine, the capabilities of Russia have changed,” Pashinyan said. “We want to have an independent country, a sovereign country, but we have to have ways to avoid ending up in the center of clashes between West and East, North and South."  [b]It is clear that the bloodshed is not yet over. Thousands have joined protests on the streets of Yerevan this week to protest Pashinyan’s perceived desertion of Armenians inside Nagorno-Karabakh, known to Armenians as Artsakh. Despite the ceasefire, there are still reports of fighting in the mountainous region[/b]."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/shockingly-quick-defeat-shows-putin-130451245.html

Again, once word spreads of the 200,000 certificates ordered by the Labor Ministry - who do you think the people will believe?  Their local commissariat?  Good luck with that.[/quote]

Wait, what? You support the Artsakh cause?  I thought you were all about territorial integrity?  Karabakh IS part of Azerbaijan, you know. Oh, you saying it should be independent just because it is populated entirely by ethnic Armenians who do not want to live under Azeri rule on account of some very unpleasant genocidal memories?

In that case, know this: Ukraine applauded Azerbaijan when it attacked Karabakh in 2020 and when it "recovered" its land.  I mean Ukraine should be happy Azeris have regained what's theirs, no? Who cares if a few thousand Armenians are slaughtered. [/quote]

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