International Russia/Ukraine Megathread V8

[Anewt]

See also: Food and Agriculture Organization

Countries with lowest self-sufficiency ratio[1]
Rank Country Ratio (%)
1

Norway 50.1
2

Belgium 50.6
3

Haiti 51.0
4

Somalia 52.4
5

Dominican Republic 53.8
6

Zimbabwe 53.8
7

Armenia 53.9
8

Netherlands 54.3
9

Panama 54.4
10

Syria 56.0

 

[Rholk]

...but 'crybaby' Zelensky now wants a nuclear war. So, Zelensky has now become a worst threat than Putin.

Did they redeem Amber-turd yet?

 

[AWilder]

...but 'crybaby' Zelensky now wants a nuclear war. So, Zelensky has now become a worst threat than Putin.

if Ukraine never denuclearized do you think we'd be in this situation today?

 

[Err]

Did they redeem Amber-turd yet?

 

[PEB]

Trump must be getting worried that his gravy train is ending.
"
Former President Donald Trump blamed the United States for "almost forcing" Russian President Vladimir Putin to invade Ukraine.F

Trump's remarks came as Russia continued to stall in their struggling "special military operation," ordered by Russian President Vladimir Putin more than seven months earlier on February 24, 2022. The ex-president has been critical of how President Joe Biden, who he may run against in the 2024 presidential election, has handled diplomatic relations with Russia. But critics accuse Trump of taking positions seen as favorable to Putin.

During an interview on Real America's Voice, a right-wing network favorable to Trump, the former president criticized the Biden administration. He argued that their "rhetoric" in the months leading up to the Ukraine invasion contributed to Putin's decision.

 

[PEB]

"
KYIV, Ukraine — A fireball consumed two sections of the only bridge linking the occupied Crimean Peninsula to Russia on Saturday, disrupting the most important supply line for Russian troops fighting in southern Ukraine and dealing an embarrassing blow to the Kremlin, which is facing continued losses on the battlefield and mounting criticism at home.

The blast and fire sent part of the 12-mile Kerch Strait bridge tumbling into the sea and killed at least three people, according to Russian authorities, who said a Ukrainian truck bomb had caused the blast.

The Ukrainian government, which applauded the damage, did not publicly take responsibility for the explosion. One senior Ukrainian official, speaking on condition of anonymity because of a ban on officials discussing the matter, said that Ukraine’s intelligence services had orchestrated the attack and that it involved a bomb loaded onto a truck that drove across the bridge.

It was unclear if the driver of the truck, who appeared to have died in the blast, was aware there were explosives inside. In video captured by a surveillance camera on the bridge, a huge fireball is seen. A small sedan and a tractor-trailer truck driving side by side appear at the epicenter of the blast."

 

[Anewt]

Trump must be getting worried that his gravy train is ending.
"
Former President Donald Trump blamed the United States for "almost forcing" Russian President Vladimir Putin to invade Ukraine.F

Trump's remarks came as Russia continued to stall in their struggling "special military operation," ordered by Russian President Vladimir Putin more than seven months earlier on February 24, 2022. The ex-president has been critical of how President Joe Biden, who he may run against in the 2024 presidential election, has handled diplomatic relations with Russia. But critics accuse Trump of taking positions seen as favorable to Putin.

During an interview on Real America's Voice, a right-wing network favorable to Trump, the former president criticized the Biden administration. He argued that their "rhetoric" in the months leading up to the Ukraine invasion contributed to Putin's decision.

"
KYIV, Ukraine — A fireball consumed two sections of the only bridge linking the occupied Crimean Peninsula to Russia on Saturday, disrupting the most important supply line for Russian troops fighting in southern Ukraine and dealing an embarrassing blow to the Kremlin, which is facing continued losses on the battlefield and mounting criticism at home.

The blast and fire sent part of the 12-mile Kerch Strait bridge tumbling into the sea and killed at least three people, according to Russian authorities, who said a Ukrainian truck bomb had caused the blast.

The Ukrainian government, which applauded the damage, did not publicly take responsibility for the explosion. One senior Ukrainian official, speaking on condition of anonymity because of a ban on officials discussing the matter, said that Ukraine’s intelligence services had orchestrated the attack and that it involved a bomb loaded onto a truck that drove across the bridge.

It was unclear if the driver of the truck, who appeared to have died in the blast, was aware there were explosives inside. In video captured by a surveillance camera on the bridge, a huge fireball is seen. A small sedan and a tractor-trailer truck driving side by side appear at the epicenter of the blast."

Source it up sunshine

 

[Be the ball]

It's a shame the west keeps funding this war and provoking Russia. This conflict could be resolved if they wanted it to be.

 

[BlankaPresident]

It's a shame the west keeps funding this war and provoking Russia. This conflict could be resolved if they wanted it to be.

How?

 

[GhostZ06]

 

[Be the ball]

How?

If Ukraine agreed not to join Nato and allowed Russia to annex pro Russian parts of Ukraine. That way Nato cannot shell people in those parts of the country like they have been doing for the past ten years. I bet you didn't know that was happening there did you?

 

[Strychnine]

Russian Duma says they think the USA is responsible and they may have to take measures on American soil, lol

That would be a such a MASSIVE mistake, that I can't even fathom it for Russia.

 

[Err]

If Ukraine agreed not to join Nato and allowed Russia to annex pro Russian parts of Ukraine. That way Nato cannot shell people in those parts of the country like they have been doing for the past ten years. I bet you didn't know that was happening there did you?

Did the DPR and LPR also fire artillery into Ukrainian territory?

 

[BlankaPresident]

If Ukraine agreed not to join Nato and allowed Russia to annex pro Russian parts of Ukraine. That way Nato cannot shell people in those parts of the country like they have been doing for the past ten years. I bet you didn't know that was happening there did you?

Ok, let's pretend you're serious. So Ukraine should give up territory and the autonomy to align themselves with West. In exchange for what?

 

[Ruthless Ryan]

If Ukraine agreed not to join Nato and allowed Russia to annex pro Russian parts of Ukraine. That way Nato cannot shell people in those parts of the country like they have been doing for the past ten years. I bet you didn't know that was happening there did you?

Really? If your a Russian sure, but if your from Ukraine you'd prob disagree about having your city bombed and people killed for no real reason. Probs to Ukraine for stepping up and fighting against Putin and the invaders.

 

[Limbo Pete]

Ok, let's pretend you're serious. So Ukraine should give up territory and the autonomy to align themselves with West. In exchange for what?

"In exchange for peace, obviously. Russia is a Great Power, and its best to just get out of the way if you can. They gave NATO many opportunities to quit fucking around or find out. Also, it's Ukraine's fault, too, for harassing and killing Russian people that just want their own homes to be free, and tried to make this happen with free, fair democratic elections. Also, Putin knows what he's doing, he always plays the cuck West like a fiddle. He can take whatever he wants. But I don't support either side, they're both bad."

 

[AWilder]

Trump must be getting worried that his gravy train is ending.
"
Former President Donald Trump blamed the United States for "almost forcing" Russian President Vladimir Putin to invade Ukraine.F

Trump's remarks came as Russia continued to stall in their struggling "special military operation," ordered by Russian President Vladimir Putin more than seven months earlier on February 24, 2022. The ex-president has been critical of how President Joe Biden, who he may run against in the 2024 presidential election, has handled diplomatic relations with Russia. But critics accuse Trump of taking positions seen as favorable to Putin.

During an interview on Real America's Voice, a right-wing network favorable to Trump, the former president criticized the Biden administration. He argued that their "rhetoric" in the months leading up to the Ukraine invasion contributed to Putin's decision.

the rhetoric of "please don't do this" what a fucking joke.

 

[AWilder]

 

[Bagatur]

If Ukraine agreed not to join Nato and allowed Russia to annex pro Russian parts of Ukraine. That way Nato cannot shell people in those parts of the country like they have been doing for the past ten years. I bet you didn't know that was happening there did you?

you forgot removing the Nazi regime and installing pro-Russian puppet government.

 

[evansusmc2]

It's a shame the west keeps funding this war and provoking Russia. This conflict could be resolved if they wanted it to be.

whaaaaaaaaaat.....