Reference maps.
^So you think this in retaliation for the sanctions ?
I'm not so sure.
Not normally the way the diplomatic game is played.
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Last edited by russellsimpson; 16-04-2021 at 07:32 AM.
Since the Ukrainian parliament declared war on Russia,
Ukraine Declares All Options Possible, Even War, To Retake Crimea From Russia
"According to Ukraine’s National Security and Defense Council Decree no. 117/2021, Ukraine has committed to putting all options on the table to taking back control over the Russian annexed Crimea region.
Signed on March 24, President Zelensky has committed the country to pursue strategies that Ukrinform reports “will prepare and implement measures to ensure the de-occupation and reintegration of the peninsula.”
Ukraine Declares All Options Possible, Even War, To Retake Crimea From Russia – The Organization for World Peace
Ukraine To Regain 'Occupied Territory' in Crimea and Sevastopol | News | teleSUR English
Since the decision by Russia to build a bridge,
Since Russia signed the lease agreement ....
Last edited by OhOh; 16-04-2021 at 08:13 AM.
A tray full of GOLD is not worth a moment in time.
Who's the aggressor has already been established.
Richard Sakwa , Eurasia specialist at the university of Kent believes the conflicts in the post-Soviet space are to be explained by the aggressive expansion of the Western, “Atlantic” model eastward. ”In his opinion, the culmination of this process has been the Ukrainian crisis, which has “created a new and irreparable line across the heart of the continent”
In response to the classic Russian question “Who’s to blame?” the author’s answer is unequivocal:the countries of the West,as a whole, and the USA and NATO,in particular.
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People in the know are implying that it was yeah. Russia said there would be a swift response.
Here is Ben Aris. Editor at BNE Intellinews. He's not a fan of Putin
https://twitter.com/bneeditor/status...729730566?s=19
Seems like a fairly logical response actually. The Kerch Strait is Russian territory, not international waters, and Russia has every right to close it- especially to someone it doesn't like.
So Ukrainian squeals of outrage will be greeted by smiles in the Kremlin. If Russia really wanted to set the cat among the pigeons, they would start messing with the natural gas they supply, which Ukraine has enormous reliance upon as a transhipment point. Fortunately they have stopped short of that.
Cuba was invited to and had every right to host Russian nuclear ballistic missiles. How did that work out ? We were one Russian democratic vote away from the end of the world.
There was talk of Russia reopening it's Cuba bases in 2018. The only one holding the hardliners back from doing this again is Putin. Putin will eventually have to cave and we will have the Cuban missile crisis all over again. Because you know , Cuba has the right to host Russian nuclear ballistic missiles
Cold War Coming Back? Russia 'Assessing' Military Base in Cuba as U.S. Set to Leave Nuclear Missile Deal
Venezuela also has the sovereign right to host Russian nuclear ballistic missiles. It is hard to understand why Russia hasn't done this in both Cuba and Venezuela yet. If the US is crossing Russia's red lines in its neighborhood then Russia should do the same and turn up the heat in the US's neighborhood.
It will happen eventually. So far Russia just put in a military helicopter training center. No missiles yet.
Russia Opens Military Center in Venezuela, Defying U.S. Threats
Are there American nuclear missiles in Ukraine socal?
Do nuclear armed Russian ships dock in Cuba?
Ukraine is already loaded with nukes. They got them from Russia.
Nice vintage cars in Cuba
Are you trying to make a point, Misskit
Russian warship with cruise missiles docked in Havana. Ninety miles from Florida. Russian subs and ships are in the Gulf of Mexico from time to time as well as their aircraft flying over.
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