That's no responsibility or right for Russia to invade. Nobody, not even the UN, gave Russia any authority or approval to get involved in the so-called "civil war" in Donbas. Is that how things work in your world? A "civil war" in one nation prompts the invasion of a foreign force to intervene, slaughtering said civilians at will just because they say so?Russia's desire for territory is infinite, and this is not a secret. Ukraine is not innocent either. You need to consider some realities, such as extreme nationalists, color revolutions, and civil wars in Donetsk and Luhansk.
NATO's eastward expansion is extremely reckless.
In my opinion, yes, the United States should indeed bear the primary responsibility for the entire incident.
US: 50
Russia: 25
Ukraine: 25
us?In our view, the Russia-Ukraine conflict has seriously damaged the interests of European countries. In addition to energy issues, there is also a flow of financial capital. This is a complex event. We feel sorry for European countries.
But ironically, many Europeans accuse us of being 'pro Russian'.
Very ironic...
Nonsense, and lots of it.Russia's desire for territory is infinite, and this is not a secret. Ukraine is not innocent either. You need to consider some realities, such as extreme nationalists, color revolutions, and civil wars in Donetsk and Luhansk.
NATO's eastward expansion is extremely reckless.
In my opinion, yes, the United States should indeed bear the primary responsibility for the entire incident.
US: 50
Russia: 25
Ukraine: 25
Back to the old problem: who is the good guy? who is bad ?
I believe it's 50-50.
In international relations, there is the principle of "security is indivisible". I believe that when a tragic war occurs, especially a complex event such as the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the Palestinian Israeli issue, responsibility is also indivisible.
To give your views some context, can you say where you live?My view on this war is the same as that of John J.Mear-sheimer. In fact, in the country where I live, the vast majority of people hold the same views as Mear-sheimer. Of course, I also know that this viewpoint is in the minority in Europe and America.
This illustrates the diversity of the world, perhaps.
The 1930's I thinkTo give your views some context, can you say where you live?
Russia's desire for territory is infinite, and this is not a secret. Ukraine is not innocent either. You need to consider some realities, such as extreme nationalists, color revolutions, and civil wars in Donetsk and Luhansk.
NATO's eastward expansion is extremely reckless.
In my opinion, yes, the United States should indeed bear the primary responsibility for the entire incident.
US: 50
Russia: 25
Ukraine: 25
why so angry? shame on me? all right...