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Russian invasion of Ukraine
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BlueAnorak
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[1] The same as Russia wanting to create a buffer zone in Ukraine.Blimey this is a turn up for the books. What do you think are the intentions?
[2] Somthing to trade in future negotiations.
r.soleofsalford
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Bollocks
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Yep. Apply the same logic back at them. Frees you up to act accordingly, as it's now 'your territory'. Each km gained allows you to deploy your forces and base of attack further into russia.[1] The same as Russia wanting to create a buffer zone in Ukraine.
[2] Somthing to trade in future negotiations.
'If we can't use this stuff in Russian territory, then let's make it ours'
lee_wsm
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Belarus assisting Ukraine?Ukrainian Forces are 15km deep into Kursk Region.
The width of this frontline is roughly 10km.
More Ukrainian Forces are arriving FROM the border with Belarus.
Slava Ukraini.
Doubt it mate.Belarus assisting Ukraine?
Ukraine must not see them as a threat.
Heroyam Slava.
Scottyboi
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Belarus assisting Ukraine?
No lol, they just can't cross into Ukraine from there it is heavily fortified and any crossings will be blown up. Wouldn't surprise me if NATO have warned Belarus of the repercussions of even attempting that.
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In fact, not looked at the map but if they make excursions far enough into Russian territory, could they cut the disputed area off anyway?Yep. Apply the same logic back at them. Frees you up to act accordingly, as it's now 'your territory'. Each km gained allows you to deploy your forces and base of attack further into russia.
'If we can't use this stuff in Russian territory, then let's make it ours'
Siege the orcs out of Ukraine - can always give it back when mission accomplished/use in negotiations?
Scottyboi
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In fact, not looked at the map but if they make excursions far enough into Russian territory, could they cut the disputed area off anyway?
Siege the orcs out of Ukraine - can always give it back when mission accomplished/use in negotiations?
Use it as a buffer zone, I'm sure there are some historic Ukrainian ties to Kursk and a need to protect a minority from russian aggression they can use as a reason for keeping it.