Blackwater Lunchbreak
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are you for a two state solution?
The West is racing towards WW3
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We have discovered that Ukraine can survive for months without US aid. trump wants to end the war quickly. he might just start sending Putin aid to help with genocide.
The whole purpose of aiding Ukraine is so it can remain a separate state, so I guess most people are for a two state solution in Ukraine.
Blackwater Lunchbreak
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separate from NATO?
It has been a long standing agreement that countries are allowed to decide what alliances they want. The USSR pushed for that.
Besides the bigger issue is the EU. If Ukraine joins the EU, and becomes a successful economy, the next question is why is Russia not a successful economy? At least with Estonia, Russians could say they were a very different ethnicity.
I think Ukraine should be successful members of the EU, if that is what they desire. If that pushes Russia to be less corrupt... That is ever better for me.
Blackwater Lunchbreak
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are you aware that Ukraine is CIA controlled puppet government?
Mason 22
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Putin has him by the mushroom head with that
Pee tape!
Looks like Putin has no interest in negotiating now.
Institute for the Study of War
Russian President Vladimir Putin explicitly rejected Russian participation in any meaningful negotiations on a ceasefire agreement, instead demanding Ukraine's "irreversible" "demilitarization" as a precondition for any ceasefire agreement. Putin is thuswww.understandingwar.org
Oh well.
I think it's important to note who funds the Institute of War, which runs the website you linked to:
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ISW was founded in response to the stagnation of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, with core funding provided by a group of defense contractors;[6] it continues to be supported by defense contractors as well as private donations.[7]
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Full article:
Institute for the Study of War - Wikipedia
Naturally, defense contractors would like to keep the cash flowing, and war does that nicely. Now let's compare your article with an article from RT that was just published today wherein Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban and President Putin were discussing the 'shortest way out' of the Ukraine conflict. Quoting from the article:
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The Russian president has reiterated Moscow’s readiness to resolve the hostility through negotiations. The Ukrainian leadership, however, appears to be still incapable of abandoning its idea of waging a war “until the end,” Putin noted.
Moscow is seeking to reach lasting, sustainable peace rather than opting for a temporary ceasefire or a “frozen conflict” of any sort, the Russian president warned.
There should not be a “ceasefire or some kind of pause that the Kiev regime could use to recover losses, regroup, and rearm. Russia is in favor of a complete and final end to the conflict,” he stressed.
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Full article:
Orban and Putin discuss ‘shortest way out’ of Ukraine conflict
Hungary’s PM Viktor Orban says he discussed “shortest way out” of the Ukrainian conflict with President Vladimir Putin during Moscow visit
I imagine that last bit comes in no small part due to Putin's disappointment with the former Minsk agreements:
Putin disappointed by Merkel's words about Minsk agreements
Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia, has been disappointed by the statement of German ex-Chancellor Angela Merkel, where she claimed that the Minsk agreements of 2014 enabled Ukraine to prepare for the war with Russia.
Almost all of the think tanks are majorly funded by the WarPigs.I think it's important to note who funds the Institute of War, which runs the website you linked to:
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ISW was founded in response to the stagnation of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, with core funding provided by a group of defense contractors;[6] it continues to be supported by defense contractors as well as private donations.[7]
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Full article:
Institute for the Study of War - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Naturally, defense contractors would like to keep the cash flowing, and war does that nicely. Now let's compare your article with an article from RT that was just published today wherein Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban and President Putin were discussing the 'shortest way out' of the Ukraine conflict. Quoting from the article:
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The Russian president has reiterated Moscow’s readiness to resolve the hostility through negotiations. The Ukrainian leadership, however, appears to be still incapable of abandoning its idea of waging a war “until the end,” Putin noted.
Moscow is seeking to reach lasting, sustainable peace rather than opting for a temporary ceasefire or a “frozen conflict” of any sort, the Russian president warned.
There should not be a “ceasefire or some kind of pause that the Kiev regime could use to recover losses, regroup, and rearm. Russia is in favor of a complete and final end to the conflict,” he stressed.
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Full article:
Orban and Putin discuss ‘shortest way out’ of Ukraine conflict
Hungary’s PM Viktor Orban says he discussed “shortest way out” of the Ukrainian conflict with President Vladimir Putin during Moscow visitwww.rt.com
I imagine that last bit comes in no small part due to Putin's disappointment with the former Minsk agreements:
Putin disappointed by Merkel's words about Minsk agreements
Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia, has been disappointed by the statement of German ex-Chancellor Angela Merkel, where she claimed that the Minsk agreements of 2014 enabled Ukraine to prepare for the war with Russia.www.yahoo.com
L/R R/D does not matter.
Its a UniParty.