Ukraine - Russia Conflict

randomradio said:
Tanvi Madan doesn't realise that Russia and China have their differences too.
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They've already signed an agreement to leave those issues behind.


THE SETTLEMENT OF THE RUSSIAN-CHINESE BORDER DISPUTE - Document - Gale Academic OneFile

<em>Gale</em> Academic OneFile includes THE SETTLEMENT OF THE RUSSIAN-CHINESE BORDER DISPUTE by Tadeusz Dmochowski. Click to explore.
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China signs border demarcation pact with Russia

China and Russia on Monday signed a pact that finally settled the demarcation of their 4,300-km (2,672-mile) border, the scene of armed clashes at the height of the Cold War.
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randomradio said:
I don't think the Russians will interfere in a US-China war. But the war will drive them towards other objectives in the West and the ME.

This map would help explain why Russia will become more important in the near future.
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The Russians are bound to use the Northern Route and the Transpolar Route to their advantage due to their dominant position in the region, and there's nothing Europe and the US can do about it. Geography always wins.
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You do see Alaska right there? That's the US.
 
Losses as a proportion of the country's total number of vehicles

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Losses in proportion to the number of vehicles deployed

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Duterte hits Putin: I kill criminals, not children, elders

Outgoing Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte sharply criticized Russian leader Vladimir Putin for the killings of innocent civilians in Ukraine, saying while the two of them have been tagged as killers, “I kill criminals, I don’t kill children and the elderly.” Duterte, who openly calls Putin...
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MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Outgoing Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte sharply criticized Russian leader Vladimir Putin for the killings of innocent civilians in Ukraine, saying while the two of them have been tagged as killers, “I kill criminals, I don’t kill children and the elderly.”
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Duterte, who openly calls Putin an idol and a friend, voiced his rebuke for the first time over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in remarks aired Tuesday where he blamed the three-month old war for the spike in global oil prices that has battered many countries, including the Philippines.
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While stressing he was not condemning the Russian president, Duterte disagreed with Putin’s labeling of the invasion as a “special military operation,” and said it was really a full-scale war waged against “a sovereign nation.”
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Losses as a proportion of the country's total number of vehicles

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Losses in proportion to the number of vehicles deployed

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Gains or losses in proportion to the number of vehicles deployed

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Wow, so Ukraine is actually gaining tanks, while Russia loses them?
 
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Notice the new flags being sported. Seems like communism is making a comeback. It's already trying to organise a famine for Africa in true communist tradition.

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Russia's economy is 'imploding' as exports to the sanctioned country plummet, economists say

European and Western countries have routinely sanctioned Russia in a bid to cripple its economy over its unprovoked war in Ukraine.
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  • Experts say Russia's economy is "imploding" as exports to the sanctioned country fall.
  • Exports from 20 countries to Russia were down -50% from the same time a year prior.
  • "We forecast a GDP collapse of -30% by end-2022," a chief economist at IIF wrote.
Russia's economy is collapsing as exports to the sanctioned country plummet in the face of President Vladimir Putin's ongoing, unprovoked war in Ukraine, trade experts suggest.

The "economy is imploding. We forecast a GDP collapse of -30% by end-2022," tweeted Robin Brooks, the chief economist at the Institute of International Finance trade group, on Sunday.
 
Ukrainian soldiers with the help of NLAW anti-tank missiles destroyed two Russian tanks CHRONICLES OF THE WAR

 
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