@aginorr according to the Budapest Memorandum, the United States essentially has an obligation to Ukraine.
You can choose to ignore Ukraine and side with Russia, but then may karma bring the same fate upon you and your family.
@abstractedaway Many Americans are absolutely clueless. When it comes to the political propaganda of Russia and China, they can't say a single thing about it.
@whyvert Unfortunately, you are wrong. Haven't you seen many accounts claiming to be American posting on platforms saying things like, "I am an American, Putin, we want peace"? A lot of large accounts are doing the same thing.
@VoteDems24 Take a look at the Budapest Memorandum. Though it's just a memorandum, the U.S. and the U.K. owe Ukraine. Of course, the worst offender is Russia.
@Shaike112 Today, you said Russia is well within its right to defend itself. Then you claim to have reasoning, logic, and independent thought? You are insulting yourself.
Are you a Russian bot? Otherwise, how could you think Russia is the victim? Just because others are involved, does that mean I can’t respond? You Russian puppet, go ahead and keep defending Russia. You also mentioned that you speak four languages... I don’t even want to make fun of you. You can’t argue with others, and then you say you speak four languages? Are you a joke or what?
which longstanding agreement? Can you say it out loud?
Putin uses it as an excuse for his dreams of a Greater Soviet Union, and a bunch of idiots believe it.
If you want to talk about verbal promises, you might as well take a look at the Budapest Memorandum. It’s written in black and white.
The countries around Russia are all worried about being invaded. Why is it that you, living in the US perhaps, are so easily fooled by Russian political propaganda?
@CW_Watchdog Is the so-called 'reality' you’re talking about just Russian political propaganda? From your perspective, go ahead and refute anything I said in my last post.
This isn’t NATO expansion; it’s Eastern European countries fleeing westward.
You people viewing things from Russia’s perspective completely disregard the autonomy of Eastern European nations.
Ukraine, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Georgia, Poland—they embrace Western values.
Are you saying they deserve to be invaded by Russia? Have you even looked at what happened in Chechnya, crushed into submission and forced to bow to Russia?
According to the Budapest Memorandum that Russia signed, they were supposed to protect Ukraine. And now? Wake up and stop falling for Russian propaganda.
Everyone and every country has its limits. According to your logic, countries without nuclear weapons might as well disappear because every time a nuclear power invades, they should just surrender. How did the Soviet Union collapse? Wasn't the Soviet Union a nuclear power? If nuclear powers can invade at will, then Canada wouldn’t need to exist either.
This is the last time I'm replying to you. My example above has already shown that every country surrounding Russia, after seeing the examples of Chechnya and Ukraine, will be more determined to stand together to prevent Russian invasion. If you choose to believe in Russia's conspiracy theories, I can't help you.
@charliekirk11 United States, United Kingdom, Russia, all of them need to abide by the Budapest Memorandum. Imagine if the words of these three countries are just nonsense?
Look at the world with your own eyes, not through the lens of Russian propaganda on the internet.
Look at Russia's neighboring countries—Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Georgia—tell me which one is not worried about Russian aggression? Look at Chechnya, forced to accept Russia as its leader after being crushed by them.
It's you who needs to wake up, my friend. Don't stand from a god's perspective. Don't think that the world only revolves around Russia, China, and the United States, as if other countries have no sovereignty. The people of other countries are not less human. Stop being deceived by Russia's political propaganda.