He won’t attack a nato member so the EU and US are pretty much in the same danger
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What you wrote it literally what a ex-politician and NATO representative said here on tv.
One of Putins biggest fairs apparently isn’t NATO’s expansion drift, but his own people understanding how prosperous it is to join the EU.
The EU is a very difficult and relatively young concept if we look to history, but it’s very successful and gives benefits to every country.
To bad that there’s a lack of a European identity, and the migration crisis made everything very difficult. But it’s important to understand the importance of the union. I really hated the UK leaving.
One of Putins biggest fairs apparently isn’t NATO’s expansion drift, but his own people understanding how prosperous it is to join the EU.
The EU is a very difficult and relatively young concept if we look to history, but it’s very successful and gives benefits to every country.
To bad that there’s a lack of a European identity, and the migration crisis made everything very difficult. But it’s important to understand the importance of the union. I really hated the UK leaving.
Yeah one of my news media networks said that Germany, Hungary , Cyprus and Italy opose the measure.
Italy, because the huge businesses their banks conduct in Russia.
Germany???
Cyprus probably because is a financial paradise and many oligarchs keep their money there.
Hungary, because Orban likes to suck Putin's balls whenever he can.
Italy, because the huge businesses their banks conduct in Russia.
Germany???
Cyprus probably because is a financial paradise and many oligarchs keep their money there.
Hungary, because Orban likes to suck Putin's balls whenever he can.
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Doing that(start the works for Ukraine) now would actually mean NATO actually declaring war on Russia.
Actually Ukraine in NATO is a lost cause ever since the country lost Crimea.
They never recognized the seized territory and they always made it public knowledge that they want it back.
So you can't invite Ukraine to adhere and the next morning they do, they start a war for Crimea, gets attacked by Russia so NATO must respond.
It was/is out of the question since then.
Actually Ukraine in NATO is a lost cause ever since the country lost Crimea.
They never recognized the seized territory and they always made it public knowledge that they want it back.
So you can't invite Ukraine to adhere and the next morning they do, they start a war for Crimea, gets attacked by Russia so NATO must respond.
It was/is out of the question since then.
It's actually logical. Russia has a stronger economy than Ukraine, so that means there isn't any economic gain from annexing it.
When something makes you weaker you avoid it at all cost. So I don't think that Russia is going to anex Ukraine any time soon.
Or maybe putin has gone insane and he is balking on nostalgia(he is 70,apparently).
It's like our case with The Republic of Moldova.
Unifying the countries is a long sought dream, mostly by nationalistic people, but when you look at the numbers there is no gain from it, just pure nostalgia bait.
My pragmatism dictates me to say that I hope that both countries are going to be unified within the EU in the foreseeable future.
This way all parties can gain something (us, them and the EU bloc.)
When something makes you weaker you avoid it at all cost. So I don't think that Russia is going to anex Ukraine any time soon.
Or maybe putin has gone insane and he is balking on nostalgia(he is 70,apparently).
It's like our case with The Republic of Moldova.
Unifying the countries is a long sought dream, mostly by nationalistic people, but when you look at the numbers there is no gain from it, just pure nostalgia bait.
My pragmatism dictates me to say that I hope that both countries are going to be unified within the EU in the foreseeable future.
This way all parties can gain something (us, them and the EU bloc.)
Yes Cyprus has huge influence from Russia as well.
Germany get 50% of their natural gas from Russia. Schroeder built up a strong relationship with Putin. Merkel not so much, but they have tried hard not to isolate them. Probably to the detriment of countries like Ukraine: https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blo...-with-putins-russia-is-a-problem-for-ukraine/
Germany get 50% of their natural gas from Russia. Schroeder built up a strong relationship with Putin. Merkel not so much, but they have tried hard not to isolate them. Probably to the detriment of countries like Ukraine: https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blo...-with-putins-russia-is-a-problem-for-ukraine/
Whats interesting is that he said that he knew for years Putin wanted Ukraine and he told him not to do it during lengthy discussions while he was president. Could be true or not, but Russia invaded Georgia during Bush presidency, Crimea during Obama's and whole Ukraine during Biden's, while Putin did nothing during his presidency.
EU needs to be protected at all costs; it is the closest thing humanity has ever come to utopia.
Fuckin Brits just have to ruin everything
Fuckin Brits just have to ruin everything
@GordoDeCentral what is it with him in admiring a dictator. The only way you can admire one is that deep down you want to become one yourself.
Drunk with power narcissists tend to aquire this trait.
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