Russia-Ukraine War

[Abdisamad]

Why would Ukraine upload a video that shows any shred of evidence towards “actors” playing dead people?

Plus NYT, BBC and every other reputable organisation.

If you guys that aren’t even journalists found the “evidence” don’t you think they would’ve noticed it??

Plus there are more gruesome videos that show the actual bullet wounds if you guys really wanna play this game.

Wallahi there is a pandemic of dumbass amongst Somalis.

All the faraxs who were supporting the Russians after they retreat..

 

[Abdisamad]

@Periplus after the Russians got defeated by the west and Ukraine

 

[Nilotic]

I'm sorry but Russia won't lose this war. The war has just begun and it will be decided in the Donbass, where 60, 000 of Ukraine's best troops are essentially surrounded and trapped.

It will take months for them to lose the Donbass.

 

[Abdisamad]

I'm sorry but Russia won't lose this war. The war has just begun and it will be decided in the Donbass, where 60, 000 of Ukraine's best troops are essentially surrounded and trapped.

It will take months for them to lose the Donbass.

We will see about that.. I think eventually Russia will lose the war both politically, militarily and economically.. They are already politically isolated and in reatret from the battlefield and on top they're under heavy sanctions.. There's not competing the west will dictate over this earth.

 

[Nilotic]

We will see about that.. I think eventually Russia will lose the war both politically, militarily and economically.. They are already politically isolated and in reatret from the battlefield and on top they're under heavy sanctions.. There's not competing the west will dictate over this earth.

Yes, time will tell.

The Russians are not retreating from the very stated objectives that they laid out on day 1 -- the 'liberation' of the Donbass region.

I admittedly don't understand why they initially committed so many troops to the North of Ukraine.

Russia can adapt to those sanctions because the West is unlikely to hit Russia where it would hurt -- Russia's hydrocarbon exports.

The West is unlikely to cut off Russian gas and oil for at least 3 years -- and the Europeans give Russia the equivalent of 1 billion Euros for Russian gas-oil per day. Russia is also a mineral superpower and the world simply cannot do without those resources; Russia will now demand payments in Rubles for all of these things.

In addition to this, Russia will make up for the eventual loss of the European market through its reorientation to China.

 

[Abdisamad]

Yes, time will tell.

The Russians are not retreating from the very stated objectives that they laid out on day 1 -- the 'liberation' of the Donbass region.

I admittedly don't understand why they initially committed so many troops to the North of Ukraine.

Russia can adapt to those sanctions because the West is unlikely to hit Russia where it would hurt -- Russia's hydrocarbon exports.

The West is unlikely to cut off Russian gas and oil for at least 3 years -- and the Europeans give Russia the equivalent of 1 billion Euros for Russian gas-oil per day. Russia is also a mineral superpower and the world simply cannot do without those resources; Russia will now demand payments in Rubles for all of these things.

In addition to this, Russia will make up for the eventual loss of the European market through its reorientation to China.

We will see about that, also mind you 3 years is a very short time.

 

[Nilotic]

We will see about that, also mind you 3 years is a very short time.

At which point Russia will be making hundreds of billions of dollars from its economic relationship with China and India.

Every non-Western State should learn from this and create their own alternatives to SWIFT; regional blocs should come together and revive Keynes's proposal for a global currency -- the "bancor", in order to move away from the U.S. dollar.

 

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[Ghengis Kaarhis]

We need a Putin smiley

 

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