Ukraine - Russia Conflict


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More wood for the fire.

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The Ukrainian soldier made a mistake and helped the Russian soldiers in battle. No one is immune from mistakes in the war, one of these mistakes happened to Ukrainian soldiers. Reportedly, in the battles for Hill 215.7 near Klescheevka in the Bakhmut direction, Russian soldiers, circled in red, captured the Ukrainian position. Two soldiers went to help the Ukrainian soldiers, one of them jumped into the trench and died, the second soldier, confused, began to help the Russian soldiers in battle, throw grenades and shoot at their units. Further on in the video, a second Ukrainian soldier is approaching the Russian position, but the Ukrainian soldier is yelling at him to lower his weapon. As a result, the Ukrainian soldiers, realizing their mistake, surrender.

 
A video of the combat operation of the Russian T-72 B3M tank in the village of Maryinka has been published. The tank reportedly drove into the rear of the Ukrainian army and began firing at the fortified positions of the Ukrainian army. The video has been shortened.

 
The Mi-28 helicopter destroys the UJ-22 Airborne UAV of Ukraine. Footage of the pursuit by the Russian Mi-28 helicopter of the Ukrainian UJ-22 Airborne UAV has been published. The UJ-22 Airborne UAV is produced by the Ukrainian company Ukrjet and has a speed of up to 160 km/h. As a result of a short air battle, the Ukrainian UJ-22 Airborne UAV was destroyed by a 30 mm 2A42 automatic cannon mounted on a Mi-28 helicopter.

 
That's quite a leap mate. If you historically there were dynasties that were Mongolian and Chinese that crossed both borders and included Manchuria. But no matter, there were also purely Chinese dynasties that ruled it dating back a thousand years, like Liao, Jin and Tang.

If China invaded it, Russia would have very little grounds to argue on, especially given the position it's taken in Ukraine and most of the West would likely abstain in any UN vote, because frankly they'd deserve it.

Then everything British belongs to the French as well. And you just justified the Nazi's claim over all of Europe with your logic. The Germans were the biggest and still remain the biggest ethnic group in the US, so that gives them claim over the US too.

The Mongolians are their own people. And only the Qing dynasty had some control over Mongolia over a brief period. Everything else is about CCP's greed.

Any Russia-China war is of benefit to the West, why would they care about reasons or do anything about it? And the point of that article is Russia and China are not friends, hence the Russian reliance on India.
 
Then everything British belongs to the French as well. And you just justified the Nazi's claim over all of Europe with your logic. The Germans were the biggest and still remain the biggest ethnic group in the US, so that gives them claim over the US too.
Nope mate, I've pointed out that several Mongolian led dynasties include Chinese and Manchurian territory and peoples and that Chinese dynasties dating back a thousand years (Liao, Jin and Tang) also do.

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If you play that game, Russia belongs belongs to Sweden, since it wouldn't even exist were it not for the Varangians.
The Mongolians are their own people. And only the Qing dynasty had some control over Mongolia over a brief period. Everything else is about CCP's greed.
CCP's greed? Sure they have greed wrt South China Sea, but you can hardly talk about China's greed when you consider the distance of Manchuria to Beijing and the distance to Moscow. :ROFLMAO: Russia has no business in East Asia at all, it's all an imperial empire without civil liberties. They stole Manchuria from the Chinese in the late 19th century and then pseudo-stole mainland China from the true Chinese rulers in 1949.
Any Russia-China war is of benefit to the West, why would they care about reasons or do anything about it? And the point of that article is Russia and China are not friends, hence the Russian reliance on India.
India would be about as much use as a chocolate fireguard.