ESay
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Yeah, your chances are much lower. Of course if you don't live in Belgorod. In this case your odds rise exponentially.We are killing nazies and we are doing it with relatively low losses. Why shouldn't I be proud about it? While we agree to have our disagreements, and agree with necessarity to solve those disagreements by the military means there are much more chances that you will be killed by a Russian bomb, that I will be killed by a NATO's bomb.
If we agree with it, may be, it could become the basis for the further discussion, like what would you prefer - to live as a Russian or to die as Ukrainian?
We don't have a basis at all here. I prefer to live as a Ukrainian. Or more correctly, live in Ukraine that is not part of Russia.