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School Me On This Russia/Ukraine Kerfuffle
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Reading Russia has been disconnected from swift. Oligarchs and their families gotta be fuming right now
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LOL Ukraine want all the smoke!!!!
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Bill Burr for President then
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Dave Chapelle gets my vote. I really dont see him suiting up for war like the Ukrainian president thoBill Burr for President then
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This is actually big. Turkey controls that little sliver of water to get in and out of the Black Sea. (Many of the Russia warships are currently in the Black Sea anyway but still…)
Azerbaijan former republic of the USSR.
Zelensky putting in some good work tho!! I definitely thought Turkey and Azerbaijan wouldn’t interfere. This kind of shocked me.
Azerbaijan former republic of the USSR.
Zelensky putting in some good work tho!! I definitely thought Turkey and Azerbaijan wouldn’t interfere. This kind of shocked me.
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The whole world against Putin
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Surprising. Russian troops were in Kazakh earlier this year putting down protests
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I’m not sure if the entire world is against Putin’s agenda, exhausted from the pandemic, or are just looking out for their own interests. But seeing all the leaders and countries who are not necessarily allies and don’t owe anyone favors conducting like this is a breath of fresh air.
Consequences of further aggression from Putin is a risk, def appreciate other countries stepping up.
Consequences of further aggression from Putin is a risk, def appreciate other countries stepping up.
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Enforcing this will be difficult. What is turkey going to do if Russia keeps sending ships through Black Sea. Sink them and risk being pulled into war also? We’ll see
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Can’t see Putin staying in power or alive actually if this fails and he has to pull his troops out.
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Mans got okie-doked… he really thought he was gone be able to run amok and do as he pleased with no resistance.
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It’s Turkey’s water. Russia can’t do anything but abide.
And they sure as hell aren’t bombing Turkey because they’re a member of NATO.
NATO is what Putin fears the most. Russia has no choice but to abide bro.
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Not as simple as it may seem. Nato didn’t come do turkeys defense when they got into it with Russia in Syria a few years back.
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None of that happened on Turkish soil. Just Syria.
In the end they both “won”. They weren’t enemies. They just had some differences.
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