Russia and Ukraine flashpoint

[crissindahouse]

Pemalite said:

Dulfite said:

I'm reading from Turkey they reached a partial agreement on 4/6 issues, with one being partial disarment of Ukraine. My question is what partial means? Small enough that it won't impact their defenses but enough that Putin can brag about it at home?

Personally if I was Ukraine... I would say "Screw that".
They are in a position at the moment where they have the upper hand.

Disarmament would also open the doors for a more successful invasion later. Russia has proven not to be trustworthy.

Absolutely! He lied to the leaders of France, Germany and some other countries how his troops are only on a military exercise days before invading so why would anyone trust him signing any contract? From now on nobody should ever trust Putin again for anything. He will always just look at how to fool others to take advantage from it. That's what world leaders and Ukraine as a whole should always have in mind.

Or how this asshole used the first "meeting" of Russian and Ukrainian representives on the Belarussian border to start the biggest missile attack. 

This dude is insane and a disarment would just be Ukraine's suicide. There simply is no contract which Ukraine could trust.

Ohh and what a surprise, just today I said Russia will switch to "we never tried to get Ukraine and are only there to free the areas where many Russians live" and some hours later they already started to hint at that. Just there for Donbas and the bombings and invasion of the rest of Ukraine are only a diversionary tactic and to destroy Ukraine's military supplies....

Putin is such a joke. Just unable to ever admit any fail. 

Last edited by crissindahouse - on 25 March 2022