Russia - Ukraine Conflict 2022 (146 Viewers)

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Bjerknes

Bjerknes

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    Grand Theft Auto tactics being deployed here... and they thought they could march down mainstreet to the capitol. :lol:

     

    Nzoric

    Grazie Mirko
    Jan 16, 2011
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    Not to say the delije are angels, at all. Theres been things like this


    But tonight just isnt what its made out to be.


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    Nzoric

    Grazie Mirko
    Jan 16, 2011
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    Yeah, it just happens for the colors to be yellow and blue. Serbs are always misunderstood, poor souls. The only nation in whole Europe apart from Belarussia who did not condemn the Russian agression and no sanctions either.

    Another missunderstanding from them..

    Look at this cute side mission :kiss:

    Called out on your first picture, showing thousands instantly switch to a video showikg barely hundreds of idiots. Keep peddling buddy.


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    Alen

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    Bjerknes

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    j0ker

    Capo di tutti capi
    Jan 5, 2006
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    This has nothing to do with Ukraine. Red Star played against Partizan, whose fans are known as "gravediggers". It's a scene from a movie in which a dead body comes out from the grave and says "Good evening" to the gravediggers. It's even written "Good evening" under the banner.
    https://mondo.rs/Sport/Fudbal/a1602...a-Delije-zbog-Ukrajine.html?gallery=1&image=1
    Might as well be, but chosing blue and yellow out of all colors available and at this time.. a bit sus.

    And pretty sure they support the invasion anyway considering their eternal love for mother Russia.
     

    Alen

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    Might as well be, but chosing blue and yellow out of all colors available and at this time.. a bit sus.

    And pretty sure they support the invasion anyway considering their eternal love for mother Russia.
    I am pretty sure about the bold part too :D
    As for the colors, I'd give them a benefit of the doubt that the blue is the sky and the yellow is light coming from behind.
     

    JuveE46

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    Was thinking of Afghanistan(20 years occupation) my bad, not like the US hadn't had a conflict with Iran also.
    You are not completely wrong. The 1979 revolution in Iran and change of it's system of ruling from it's thousands of year old monarchy system, to ayatollahs of today (who are the biggest funder of terrorism) was done by the west. Masterminded by the UK and supported by US. This was mainly due to the shah not willing to sell petroleum at dirt cheap prices among other things. Since then they have been emptying the mines of Iran.
     

    JuelzSantana

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    If Russia built bases next to them then you'd hear the same threats. And that was my point from the beginning.
    I do see your point that the US wouldn´t have liked having Russian or Chinese troops along their Canadian or Mexican borders.

    But I saw the recent CNN interview with the NATO secretary general. Ukraine actually applied for NATO membership back in 2008, he wouldn´t answer why they were never let in all these years. In others words NATO been scared of Putin all along, and Ukraine were never going to get in anyways. So I don´t quite see Putin´s NATO argument here.

    Also, what are the benefits here from Putin´s point of view (I´m not suggesting you support him, just to get an understanding)? Even if he inserts a puppet regime he´ll be stuck with sanctions and damaged political relationships which will harm the Russian people.

    And Yanukovych was a Putin puppet and the Ukrainian people got rid of him so I don´t see how a new regime would survive either.
     

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