News like this, shows what?
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Ukraine has too keep itself in the press. It grants it Western aid. If it can convince them. So it makes big dumb splashy headlines to provoke retaliation so it gets funding. These guys. That's why it targets Moscow or the bridge. Instead of actually doing any winning with its missiles. Nope. Give it F16s, it will fly them straight at Russia. Weeeeeeeee. Leopards, yessss.
A news day where Ukraine have made no ground, or had losses, gets turned into; Ukraine struck the bridge, or attacked Moscow. Convincing everybody of how any arms, create legimate targets of continued escalation. Hypocritical, it moves the goalposts, any other bridge, civilian target is a crime of humanity.
They have to keep in the press, convincing people any funding buys headlines, even if it doesn't buy anything else. Other losses magically get turned into babies and children are killed. An attack on an apartment that's been hit 20 times has suddenly killed a baby girl this time. The other 20 times, she was very lucky. Until the tiniest inch of soil amounting to a farmer's field with a barn is a major victory. Ukraine have broken through, they've recaptured a barn, and it still had enough grain to feed all of Africa.
Wait we were talking about a Nato war. Propaganda. It convinces the gullible why they fight. It plays them off. They needed a reason. Seriously. It wasn't Ukrainians. It was Nato.
There is no Nato war. Or there's a much larger global war, and real quick.
Objectively Russia haven't been decisive. What are its objectives. Hold territory. Not that territory. That territory they arm from. But let them arm, so they can kilI them, after they armed. I cannot think of any recent modern warfare conducted, how it's being conducted currently in the Ukraine. Syria perhaps. Damascus. Yemen similar. These never won. They were different, flight.
That's an excuse. What arms do the Baltics have? I agree there was some motivation to protecting the separatists and russians, but there was plenty of other reasons for this conflict, many are geopolitical.
Yeah, terrible Russian decision making in both Syria and at the beginning of this war. It seems like they have wised up now, but probably more obviously terrible decisions to come.
BTW, neither Russia nor China are currently formally communicating with the USA.
Ukraine happened prior to Syria, yes, nearly at the same time, but prior?
In an alternate reality, one that the AI doesn't calculate shit, and try to steal.
What would've happened if Russia marched on Ukraine immediately??
Somehow it doesn't work like how they don't communicate. They say they aren't formally, what's that even mean. Bullshit. Not with that guy. Except all those other guys are communicating.
I am not convinced this conflict hasn't got other agendas. Going back to that previous comment.