Ukraine - Russia Conflict
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Lol in short all other countries are bad, only USA is the flag bearer of humanity.No problems:
Iraq 1991 - They invaded Kuwait, NATO kicked them out in accordance with a UN mandate. UN chose not to remove him but to sanction him, so that the people suffered and continued to be disappeared and tortured by Saddam, whilst expect the US to implement a no-fly zone indefinitely over Southern and Northern Iraq to stop him bombing Kurds and Shias.
Serbia - They committed a genocide killing around 10,000 Bosnians. Resolution 1239 called for a humanitarian corridor and access for aid and peacekeepers. Serbia failed to comply. Diplomacy failed, we told him we had bombs that could hit the table in front of him, he didn't listen, so they did.
Additionally:
Serbia Backs UN Resolution Condemning Russian Attack on Ukraine
Moscow’s traditional Balkan ally says the text of resolution ‘does not mention any sanctions’ and that it is important to condemn attacks on the territorial integrity of any UN member state.balkaninsight.com
SECURITY COUNCIL REJECTS DEMAND FOR CESSATION OF USE OF FORCE AGAINST FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF YUGOSLAVIA | Meetings Coverage and Press Releases
26 March 1999 Press ReleaseSC/6659 SECURITY COUNCIL REJECTS DEMAND FOR CESSATION OF USE OF FORCE AGAINST FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF YUGOSLAVIA 19990326 Russian Federation, Sponsor of Resolution, Says Those Voting against Text Place Themselves in Situation of Lawlessness The Security Council this...www.un.org
Afghanistan - UN mandate. Terrorist regime, killed 3,000 civilians in the US. Bin Laden hunted down and killed for the crime.
Iraq 2003 - See Iraq 1991. Fixing a problem that was left unfixed earlier. Saddam also funded Hamas and Hezbollah. The Iraqi people now vote on their own government.
Libya - UN approved. Protection of a democratic uprising that was about to be slaughtered by a dictatorial scum bag.
Libya resolution: UN security council air strikes vote - as it happened
UN security council voted for a resolution calling on states to protect Libyan civilians - the developments as they happenedwww.theguardian.com
Syria - Only intervened against ISIS and Al-Quaeda-affiliated groups who were overrunning Iraq.
Security council unanimously calls on UN members to fight Isis
Resolution drafted by France after deadly Paris attacks calls for ‘all necessary measures’ to be taken against extremist group on the territory it controlswww.theguardian.com
Ukraine - Helping democratic regime defend their own country against invading cock-bags.
All either legal or in support of democracy and genocide prevention. Russian wars - all in support of territorial acquisition for Russia. "We need to protect the Russian people? In Moldova, Ukraine, Crimea, and Georgia? Russian soldiers should stop dressing as civilians and shooting at and bombing police in other countries and then they won't need protection.
11 million Muslims? Please break that down for us. How many and where?
Invaded 9 Muslim countries? I only count 2, and both were attempts to permit democracy.
Now here's a parody of random radio et al:
Pakistan occupied Kashmir - Blah blah blah, very bad sir, blah blah blah.
Russian occupied Georgia - Meh.
Russian occupied Ukraine - Meh. Nazis, NATO, blah.
Russian occupied Moldova - Meh.
Russia also invaded Ukraine for protecting the Russian people who were facing genoicde from the hands of Ukrainians but that is propaganda for you, right?
And that's why the USA and UK tried to invade India in support of Pakistan, which was busy in committing genocide of Bangladeshi people?
And which democracy USA is trying to save here?
U.S. intel helped Ukraine protect air defenses, shoot down Russian plane carrying hundreds of troops
What U.S. officials call massive, unprecedented intelligence-sharing with a non-NATO partner has been crucial to Ukraine’s success so far against Russia.
Alleged Russian sting operation uncovers 'The Sims 3,' guns, grenade
On Monday morning, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced an assassination attempt targeting Russian journalists had been foiled. In a sting operation, the FSB, Russia's domestic security service, had arrested the would-be neo-Nazi assassins, he said. Among the arsenal apparently seized by...
Has Russia ever liberated a country like NATO did in 1991 with Kuwait, or like the allies did in WWII, or like NATO did in South Korea in 1953? Has the result of a Russian invasion or military operation/assistance ever yielded a democracy (Iraq, Libya)? Or has it always been either a Russian dictatorship, or a Russian-backed puppet dictator/regime of some kind (whole of Eastern Europe after WWII, USSR and Russia itself, China, North Korea, Transnistria, Vietnam, Belarus, all ex-USSR -stan countries? The proof is in the track record.
Bwahahahaha. A mere coincidence that the exact same thing happened in Georgia in 2008 and Transnistria in 1991. How strange. Georgia, Ukraine, Moldova.... Russia seems to be the only common factor.
Australia and New Zealand. It's basically like China setting up a base in Sri Lanka.
And to make things clear, they will not be taking over or annexing The Solomon Islands, they will just be kicking China out. It likely won't come to that though.
Seems this war is about to escalate soon.
Is it me or is there something off in here?
@BMDIt’s also worth noting that Russian airstrikes were directed at a strategically important bridge connected Budjak with the rest of Ukraine twice in the last two days.
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) April 27, 2022
The second strike reportedly destroyed the bridge. pic.twitter.com/88V1OxyH87
Is it me or is there something off in here?
Mayor's adviser published a new video of fighting in Mariupol, which Putin claims are not being conducted
Alyona Mazurenko - Wednesday, 27 April 2022, 22:30 The adviser to the mayor of Mariupol, Petro Andriushchenko, shared a new video of shelling and fighting in Mariupol, although Russian authorities assert that "combat actions are not being conducted there.
Why neither Russia nor Ukraine wants to discuss the mystery explosions at strategic Russian facilities
Why neither Russia nor Ukraine wants to discuss the mystery explosions at strategic Russian facilities
There'll be a NATO crackdown if Putin invades Moldova, that's probably why Romania is mobilising. We're not going to be having a lunatic at our borders. Hopefully Ukraine has a lot of AShMs there too.Seems this war is about to escalate soon.
@BMDIt’s also worth noting that Russian airstrikes were directed at a strategically important bridge connected Budjak with the rest of Ukraine twice in the last two days.
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) April 27, 2022
The second strike reportedly destroyed the bridge. pic.twitter.com/88V1OxyH87
Is it me or is there something off in here?
