So it looks like Russia is fine with the Finlandisation of Ukraine.
Ignore that tweet, that Samuel guy is a part of NATO propaganda machine just parroting the usual western disinformation about this war.
So it looks like Russia is fine with the Finlandisation of Ukraine.
I've a feeling Russia is buying time. Why? I've no clue but my gut instinct is the business end of the war will commence this week & for the whole of next month we'd be witness to the full might of the Russian war machine prosecute the war in Ukraine giving shape to it's political ends there .Ignore that tweet, that Samuel guy is a part of NATO propaganda machine just parroting the usual western disinformation about this war.
They were inside the 20m minimum range, assuming it was an NLAW.
That's true for all nations.It's fake and debt-driven. It will come home to bite. The real growth that adds value is far lesser.
3.6 million bpd isn't "less oil".
Nah, some of the sanctions that benefit the EU will be lifted. Russia only wanted a puppet regime in Ukraine at worst, not conquer it.
They won't after seeing what happened with the 500 airliners that got seized and knowing that their investments could be impacted by sanctions at any time due to the Russian government being complete nut-jobs. The US and Europe are larger and more stable markets.Nothing to do with what I said. Economies adjust after shock. I'm talking about when their economy stabilises after absorbing the shock. Investments will pour in when Russia is at its lowest in order to benefit from its rise.
As for normal trade with Russia, the US doesn't care, but the EU will lose in the long term.
They could be used to interfere with anything coming into Lviv by air though.
Now that's rich.Guys at least read the thread before posting things, same Financial Times propaganda is being posted by all the NATO propaganda accounts on twitter, no need of posting it many times.
Except Finland and Sweden are joining NATO now. So allSo it looks like Russia is fine with the Finlandisation of Ukraine.