War with Russia

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This highlights context that is sometimes forgotten. Ukraine doesn't have to defeat Russia, they just have to stop them.
Successfully invading and staying to enjoy peace on the invader's terms is a whole other ball game.

Pinno will be worried that we're both not being
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for a change.
 
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Milzy

Milzy

Senior Member
The ukraine peace deal can be easily achieved if some common sense is instilled in the idiotic european leaders. They should abandon their delusions about trying to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia and truly work for peace. Just agree to ukraine being a neutral country. Similar to Switzerland. Give them security guarantees but stop trying to make ukraine a military threat to Russia. There really is no need for that IF ukraine has security guarantees from europe.
Russia is NOT a threat to europe. Russia cannot be beaten by europe in Russias backyard but Russia poses no military threat to any eu country. And Russia certainly poses no military threat to britain. Its childish for european leaders to say such things.

Here are some FACTS. Russia has only a 3% share of global gdp with less than 2% of the worlds population. RUSSIA cannot be beaten militarily in their own backyard but Russia doesnt have the economy or the population to be any threat to europe.
On the other hand china has a 16.5% share of world gdp and china has 17% of the worlds population. An autocratic china truly is a threat to all democracies in the world today. And they are especially a major military threat to all their neighbours like India, Nepal, Japan, phillipines, vietnam and Taiwan.

In the european leaders mania against Russia which actually wants to have good relations with europe AS LONG AS europe respects Russias security concerns you people are ignoring the real threat to world democracy, which might be china.
 
The ukraine peace deal can be easily achieved if some common sense is instilled in the idiotic european leaders. They should abandon their delusions about trying to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia and truly work for peace. Just agree to ukraine being a neutral country. Similar to Switzerland. Give them security guarantees but stop trying to make ukraine a military threat to Russia. There really is no need for that IF ukraine has security guarantees from europe.
Russia is NOT a threat to europe. Russia cannot be beaten by europe in Russias backyard but Russia poses no military threat to any eu country. And Russia certainly poses no military threat to britain. Its childish for european leaders to say such things.

Here are some FACTS. Russia has only a 3% share of global gdp with less than 2% of the worlds population. RUSSIA cannot be beaten militarily in their own backyard but Russia doesnt have the economy or the population to be any threat to europe.
On the other hand china has a 16.5% share of world gdp and china has 17% of the worlds population. An autocratic china truly is a threat to all democracies in the world today. And they are especially a major military threat to all their neighbours like India, Nepal, Japan, phillipines, vietnam and Taiwan.

In the european leaders mania against Russia which actually wants to have good relations with europe AS LONG AS europe respects Russias security concerns you people are ignoring the real threat to world democracy, which might be china.

Talking of delusional, Ukraine had all that in 2014 yet here we are.
 

Dorset Boy

Active Member
In what way are Ukraine a military threat to Russia? (Or have ever been)
Putin has been the aggressor, he wants the old USSR boundaries back and a neutral Ukraine would just get invaded again by Putin's Russia.

Rewarding the aggressor worked really well in the 1930s didn't it.
 

Ian H

Squire
You might do the war special operation, but Putin will simply pivot to covert undermining of elections, disinformation, and that kind of thing. And not just against Ukraine. The Baltic states are preparing for Russian hostilities at the moment.
 
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