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The Ukrainian people wanted peace as all people do, but due to nefarious forces outside Ukraine got war.Ukraine should have a right to decide on their own what nations it wants to cooperate with and what blocks it can join. Is Russia going to acceor that with its 'peace'?
You keep repeating the same stupid shitSee map of Ukriane. Compare Russian held territory to size of Ukraine. Find Kyiv on map. Note that it is not in Russian held territory, like the vast majority of Ukraine.
Your bumper sticker talking points won't help you or Putin.
He only knows stupid shit, but it’s not entirely his fault. He merely consumes too much state run media.
As usual another person who doesn't know shit passing off MSM talking points as factThe conflict between Russia and Ukraine has complex origins with a multitude of factors contributing to its escalation. Here are some key reasons behind the conflict:
1. Historical tensions: Historical grievances between Ukraine and Russia have roots in the Soviet Union era and the turbulent history of the region. Ukraine has long struggled for independence and self-determination, leading to friction with Russia.
2. Geostrategic importance: Ukraine holds significant geostrategic importance for Russia. The Crimean Peninsula, for instance, provides Russia with access to the Black Sea and serves as a critical naval base for the Russian fleet. Controlling Ukraine allows Russia to maintain influence over the region and protect its economic and security interests.
3. Ethnic and linguistic divisions: Ukraine has a diverse population consisting of ethnic Ukrainians and ethnic Russians, particularly in regions like Crimea and eastern Ukraine. These divisions, coupled with language differences, have contributed to tensions and a sense of minority rights being threatened.
4. Economic considerations: Ukraine possesses rich agricultural and industrial resources, as well as a large market potential. Access to Ukrainian markets and resources is of significant economic interest to Russia, leading to competition for economic influence in the region.
5. European integration aspirations: Ukraine's desire to pursue closer ties with the European Union (EU) and NATO has fueled tensions with Russia. Russia perceives these integration efforts as a direct threat to its influence over Ukraine and the wider region.
6. Annexation of Crimea: The annexation of Crimea by Russia in 2014 is a major catalyst for the conflict. It was seen as a violation of Ukraine's territorial integrity and sparked international condemnation. This event led to the eruption of violence in eastern Ukraine, with pro-Russian separatists seeking independence from Ukraine.
7. Energy dependence: Ukraine has historically been dependent on Russian natural gas supplies. Disputes over gas prices and payment arrears have further strained relations between the two countries. Russia has at times used gas supplies as a political tool to assert its influence over Ukraine.
8. Nationalism and identity politics: Nationalist sentiments in both Ukraine and Russia have played a role in escalating the conflict. Ukrainian nationalism has propelled the desire for independence and closer ties with the West, while Russian nationalism has reinforced the narrative of protecting the rights of ethnic Russians in Ukraine.
The conflict remains complex with multiple layers of causation. It is kinda like many tight knots that cannot be easily untied. Both countries have been in a pickle for a decade. So I do not think the conflict will be resolved soon.
Source:
War in Ukraine | Global Conflict Tracker – War in Ukraine | Global Conflict Tracker
And the US should stop playing regime change and encroaching on Russia's borders with NATOUkraine should have a right to decide on their own what nations it wants to cooperate with and what blocks it can join. Is Russia going to acceor that with its 'peace'?
To him US actions are above criticism, while Russia’s action must always be condemned. Nothing further enters his mind.And the US should stop playing regime change and encroaching on Russia's borders with NATO
As usual another person who doesn't know shit passing off MSM talking points as fact
1) Ukraine owes Russia back USSR debts
2) Ukraine had US biolabs set up around the nation
3) Maidan revolution ousted pro Russian president in 2014 for a more NATO friendly leader
4) Ukraine murdered ethnic Russians in the east since 2014
5) Crimea annexed
6) NATO expansion
7) Wajstä annexed by Russia
Those are the facts and anyone who has paid attention knows this
Putin invaded Ukraine.The Ukrainian people wanted peace as all people do, but due to nefarious forces outside Ukraine got war.
They voted for Z based on his campaign promise to find peace with Russia.
So much for your idiotic opinion.
Until Russia fully withdraws from all of Ukraine and withdraws all of its objections to what the government of Ukraine does (NATO, EU, etc.) no peace is possible; in fact, negotiations are not possible until that happens because after all the bullshit Russia has produced to try to justify its imperialist aggression against Ukraine has left Russia with absolutely no credibility.The Peace for Land Deal WILL happen
If Russia fights on for 30+ more months or Zalensky decides that giving up a region or two is worth ending the nightmare we shall seeUntil Russia fully withdraws from all of Ukraine and withdraws all of its objections to what the government of Ukraine does (NATO, EU, etc.) no peace is possible; in fact, negotiations are not possible until that happens because after all the bullshit Russia has produced to try to justify its e nightmare imperialist aggression against Ukraine has left Russia with absolutely no credibility.
It is not the US 'encroaching' with NATO; it is East European nations wanting to join the alliance.And the US should stop playing regime change and encroaching on Russia's borders with NATO
Putin would never allow Ukraine to function as a sovereign independent nation, so either Ukraine can force Russia to withdraw and end all hostilities or it will live in a Russian nightmare forever.If Russia fights on for 30+ more months or Zalensky decides that giving up a region or two is worth ending the nightmare we shall see
Russia will get only what it can defend on the battlefield, and that will be very little imo. No peace deal with Putin is possible.I think (and is only my opinion) that Russia will get most of Donbas and Ukraine will get Crimea.
Russia could settle for the two Original Disputed regions and the Black Sea portsPutin would never allow Ukraine to function as a sovereign independent nation, so either Ukraine can force Russia to withdraw and end all hostilities or it will live in a Russian nightmare forever.
The war is over, Russia has won.
There are no disputed regions. All the world, including Russia before Putin, recognizes the borders of Ukraine as they were defined in 1991. There can be no meaningful negotiations with Putin, and Russia will settle for what it can defend on the battlefield.Russia could settle for the two Original Disputed regions and the Black Sea ports
any comment on this video ?The Ukrainian people wanted peace as all people do, but due to nefarious forces outside Ukraine got war.
They voted for Z based on his campaign promise to find peace with Russia.
So much for your idiotic opinion.
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