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Just bought Ghost of Tsushima and the MC is a proper samurai, I won't be touching this Ubishit with a ten foot pole.

Boebert at the end of video

That was... uh... a special military operation to deanglosaxonify the territory.

Oryx says 18 T-64BMs and 5 BM2s were lost, according to lostarmour it's 29+5. How many Bulats did Ukraine have prior to Feb 22?

Lol, what an absolute circus. 'Become a party member to get a (better) job/promotion' is commie level retardation.

From wiki, Is that true? 800k party membership in a country of 6.7 million is wild. That's a larger share of population than in USSR, where only one party was allowed.

The war is in its third year and Crimea has already been hit by the Ukrainians, one could think that they would at least improvise something.

That would require to trust Russia and hope for the best, I sure hope that nobody in the West will be that stupid. Or be stupid enough to agree to a neutral rump Ukraine instead of rump Ukraine in NATO in the first place. I also highly doubt that the West will return Ukrainians to Ukraine whatever the outcome of the war, they're not a commodity to be passed back and forth.

Because he already knows that it won't end well there?

Found something like this: https://www.outono.net/elentir/2024/05/16/misinformation-about-foreign-ships-with-weapons-that-stop-in-spain/

To... uh... decide whether the beaches are defensible from the invasion force?

Economic positions are entirely secondary, no need to even go there.

If postwar Ukraine has limited sovereignty, there might be no point, what will be left to do is waiting for Russia to finish the job. I highly doubt that Western companies come and seriously invest without guarantess for Ukraine's security either. If there's any 'betrayal' here it's not in helping them against existential threat in the first place. It's not doing enough to help them win (I count the survival of independent and sovereign Ukraine as a win, even if it ends up smaller). That it would be a betrayal of ourselves as well is another thing, we'd pay for it too, with interest. Ukraine with limited sovereignty is what I count as a loss, that one will probably spark another exodus of the Ukrainians, I believe we should allow them in that case (they're not some dysfunctional third world rabble, so no problem here either). Pour money into a country that will only exist on Russian goodwill, until they decide to go in again? Nah, that would be sheer stupidity.

If it's West Germany, then it's free to join any Western institution, including NATO. You bet there will be a lot of assistance in that case.