Ukrainian War Developments

[Strangelove]

Column V

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1501513125748740097

 

[W20]

"There's also video of Azov troops preventing civilians from leaving Mariupol"

"Can you please be specific and post link to that video? If it"

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1497618555306713097

There are more unpleasant ones

 

[yongpengsuen]

Column V

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1501513125748740097

V seems to be Chechens.

 

[ArmchairAnalyst]

Having your application accepted is a big step away from becoming a member, Turkey applied nearly 40 years ago.

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Ideally. the prospect of EU membership should form no part of these negotiations. That'll just represent the EU picking up the bill for a Ukrainian-Russian dispute (which I am not entirely opposed to).

If they are, Zelensky needs a firm date and achievable set of conditions for accession. Anything other than that will lead to pitchforks coming out for him.

The opposite to Turkey is the Baltic states where it only took two years from applying to joining the EU.

EU membership will likely be part of any non-dictated negotiations between Ukraine and Russia (and the West).
Especially with NATO membership off the table.
For now it's all pure speculation. Too many unknowns.

 

[Overbom]

EU membership will likely be part of any non-dictated negotiations between Ukraine and Russia (and the West).

Ukraine entering the EU would be a loss for Russia. The EU has already shown it is a US puppet

And if anyone ask "but who will rebuild Ukraine?", it doesn't matter. Let the country remain in ruins.

Has anyone rebuilt Syria all these years..

 

[Maikeru]

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[BlackWindMnt]

Ukraine entering the EU would be a loss for Russia. The EU has already shown it is a US puppet

And if anyone ask "but who will rebuild Ukraine?", it doesn't matter. Let the country remain in ruins.

Has anyone rebuilt Syria all these years..

Depends i guess how Ukraine will be split up everything west of Kiev is extremely hostile to Russia. Bomb the living shit out of it and give it as a present to the EU or Poland. Russia and China will probably rebuild east Ukraine or whatever the name will be.

 

[Atomicfrog]

At least activate SAM assets to take out those of Azov at the very least.

Chechens troops cannot be everywhere at the same time, but they will get them.

 

[Atomicfrog]

What is Russia's tactical goal. Is it to take every city in Ukraine? Is it to take every city that it presently encircles or is now encircling or trying to encircle, all of them through a full scale combined arms onslaught? Or is it to partially encircle certain cities, fully encircle other cities, and also storm some cities, all in a bid to obtain leverage in negotiations with Ukraine that ultimately result in neutrality and formal territorial concessions in the Donbass and Crimea?

They are blocking big part of Ukraine military forces in these cities, Kyev have a lot of troops there and they left a corridor so they can be reinforced with all that Nato give. They can clean the rest with more ease that way. If they have to take them, it will be later on. They could starve them, level them with artillery, burn them, whatever they want. They will wait for the pressure to rise and when it will pop, they will get them.

 

[Abominable]

Germans were very hostile to Americans and Soviets while Hitler was in power. It's nothing a few years of military occupation won't solve.

V seems to be Chechens.

X is Chechens. V is vostok, the eastern front.