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All this makes Brexit look like an even bigger abortion.
Yes, but for another thread!
All this makes Brexit look like an even bigger abortion.
It’s absolutely relevant to this thread given current developments, and certainly more so than the relative combustibility of different types of cars!Yes, but for another thread!
kremlin lost first chechen war, couldn't achieve major success during the second one, in 2008 failed to take Georgia. Guess what won them those wars? They bought local traitors. That's the only way for midget **** to win in Ukraine
I think the sheer size of the place, and the huge cultural disparity between the two principal urban centres and the rest make any sense of a cohesive, joined up society almost impossible to achieve. Add to that the people’s weird conflation of innate levels of pathological paranoia towards the west and slavish acceptance of their own state propaganda and you have a nation that I feel is incapable of operating as a liberal, open society.Indeed. It's such a waste that Russia has gone down the route of tyrany and aggression towards others. Brainwashed by a few, that is where they will remain
i wouldn't be surprised if the orange one will fire his whole administration in the next couple of weeks and blame them for this mess ;)Out of the 30 minerals listed as critical,22 of them are in Ukrainian soil.
A draft agreement has been given to US reps in Munich,who have asked to have till 5pm to decide.
Then Ukraine drop into the matter...
"We are ready to create a mining enterprise in Ukraine,together with the EU"
Slava Ukraini.
I think Trump's 'solution' is based on saving Uncle Sam's tax dollar than any other reason, hence the statement that Europe has to cough up its tax euros 'n pounds to plug the gap!Listening to a couple of Ukranian MPs yesterday, the sense I got was they'd rather continue fighting an even more difficult war than capitulate under Trumps stated terms.
For a man that pitches himself as a master of the deal, as Trump loves to do, it seems an odd negotiating tactic to give away nearly everything the other side wants before the discussions have even started.Furious back peddling by Trump and Hesgarth yesterday evening.
The damage is done I think.
No one will trust the US ever again.
And that is very sad.
For a man that pitches himself as a master of the deal, as Trump loves to do, it seems an odd negotiating tactic to give away nearly everything the other side wants before the discussions have even started.
Why I just don't see it myself the UK now has freedom of Action hence Starmer today telling Ukraine the UK is concrete in its continued support. We don't have to wait for the rest of Europe to make it's mind up which side it's on.All this makes Brexit look like an even bigger abortion.
Starmer has rightly come under fire since the election , however I like the correspondence he is putting out regarding Ukraine . This is also an opportunity to build bridges with the EU both economically and more importantly from a military perspective.It’s absolutely relevant to this thread given current developments, and certainly more so than the relative combustibility of different types of cars!
That’s absolutely fair comment in respect of tactical moves but the fact we cannot now rely on the States means we are isolated in a way that we wouldn’t otherwise be and means we’re got far less leverage with our European neighbours.Why I just don't see it myself the UK now has freedom of Action hence Starmer today telling Ukraine the UK is concrete in its continued support. We don't have to wait for the rest of Europe to make it's mind up which side it's on.
and of course someone's put into Trump's head that what Ukraine needs now is an election for Putin to try buying.kremlin lost first chechen war, couldn't achieve major success during the second one, in 2008 failed to take Georgia. Guess what won them those wars? They bought local traitors. That's the only way for midget **** to win in Ukraine
Why I just don't see it myself the UK now has freedom of Action hence Starmer today telling Ukraine the UK is concrete in its continued support. We don't have to wait for the rest of Europe to make it's mind up which side it's on.
Why I just don't see it myself the UK now has freedom of Action hence Starmer today telling Ukraine the UK is concrete in its continued support. We don't have to wait for the rest of Europe to make it's mind up which side it's on.
Do they all agree though very strange if they don’t have a united front, all I said was we don’t have to wait for anybody.the EU has nothing to do with what Member countries do on this front. the EU can provide support and Member states can provide there own support too.