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IndicationLazy4713 t1_iy955rg wrote

The west has two choices ...surrender to Russia or fight Russia...

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autotldr t1_iy99ivu wrote

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 87%. (I'm a bot)


> Nato has pledged to give more weapons to Ukraine and help fix critical energy infrastructure badly damaged by massive Russian missile and drone strikes.

> Ukraine has for months been asking Nato for more advanced air defence systems.

> Appearing at a joint news conference with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba, Mr Stoltenberg said: "We will stand by Ukraine as long as it takes, we will not back down."We realise that it is extremely important that President Putin is not able to win in Ukraine.


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sooprvylyn t1_iy9cgc6 wrote

Imagine being on the repair crew for that power infrastructure.....russia bombed this as a strategic war move to prevent ukraine from being able to function properly this winter...im sure they wont attack it again as you work to repair it.

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sooprvylyn t1_iy9csxm wrote

Person who doesnt realize russia faught Afghanistan after invading it while the west helped Afghanistan oust them:"america faught Afghanistan and so i think you are an idiot talking about that conflict instead of the russian one im ignorant of"

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MrJenzie t1_iy9hw3r wrote

what

fix it from poland?

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RebelAirDefense t1_iy9j2ab wrote

Fix the grid? Um, can they swing by Texas?

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Kent_Knifen t1_iy9lybt wrote

I love and hate how you are technically correct, but not for the reasons you think.

The Soviet Union tried invading Afghanistan long before the US went in, and got their asses handed to them in humiliating defeat. Now, Russia gets its ass handed to it in Ukraine.

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shkarada t1_iy9muii wrote

Talking did not work. It's time for an alternative solution.

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AvoidMyRange t1_iya5cpw wrote

You can always bring a Gepard or some other kind of anti air weapon system to the area you want to do repairs in.

You cannot cover everything at all times, but you can certainly cover critical personell when needed.

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Old_Fart_1948 t1_iyaf6vp wrote

Everyone hates Putin.

No matter who wins or loses, Russia has lost all credibility with the rest of the world.

The only way to fix this would be for the Russians to get rid of Putin.

And they're not gonna do it until things get really uncomfortable for Russians.

Anything that will make Russians more uncomfortable is good.

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emende21 t1_iyaigc2 wrote

Texa opte out f the Federal Regulation Agency

Texas mad its own. Texas would much rather let its on resident die than allow more government in.

Note that lawmakers arent suffering (Cancun Ted) only the residents.

Mah small government -Greg Abbot

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WWGFD t1_iyamoeg wrote

Give them Leopard 2's and Western fighter aircraft!

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lolomfgkthxbai t1_iyannsz wrote

Working on it:

> European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced that the EU is set to provide Ukraine with up to €18 billion in financial assistance throughout 2023 to cover the basic budgetary needs of the war-torn country.

> "It is very important for Ukraine to have a predictable and stable flow of income," von der Leyen said at the end of two-day meeting of EU leaders in Brussels.

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sooprvylyn t1_iyapr3y wrote

Yeah, i guess most redditors are too stupid to know russia invaded afghaninstan in the late 70s and into the 80s and got basically the same shit they are getting now in ukraine. Guess i shouldnt underestimate the idiocy of the average redditor.

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r-reading-my-comment t1_iyauz4b wrote

I doubt they're sending any military engineers, and civilians will have voluntarily gone there. This won't be very different from killing foreign fighters... at least to a military that has no problem attacking residential areas.

It would suck, but what would NATO do besides sanctions?

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r-reading-my-comment t1_iyavps1 wrote

Highly doubtful.

They're civilians that will be voluntarily going into an active warzone. I hope they stay safe and productive, but this isn't that different from the Americans, Brits and other NATO veterans that are fighting over there.

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WonderWeasel42 t1_iycpnj4 wrote

>The only way to fix this would be for the Russians to get rid of Putin.

The challenge is: what (who) comes next? Where does China play into that power vacuum via instruments of national (soft) power?

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