Misty-77

[Misty-77 @Misty061977]

@MyLordBebo Thought it was a Patriot missile for a second.

[Misty-77 @Misty061977]

@BowesChay Bertie Ahern grew the hair out I see.

[Misty-77 @Misty061977]

@BenCourts1 @andrew_jeans @DollyArmy2000 And you remain blind to the events leading up to the intervention.
Ukraine doesnt have its "hands tied" , but just in everyone's pockets.

[Misty-77 @Misty061977]

@GuntherEagleman Well toads do like to hang out in ponds.

[Misty-77 @Misty061977]

@HavryshkoMarta Soon it'll be hard to find a Ukraine nevermind a Ukrainian air defence system.

[Misty-77 @Misty061977]

@GatisBrediks @GhostOfIvan Ukraines neutrality would have guaranteed its security. But it chose otherwise, which is why we are where we are today.

[Misty-77 @Misty061977]

@BenCourts1 @andrew_jeans @DollyArmy2000 More plausible is NED and other NGO's who spent decades formenting "revolutions" in Georgia and other states. Victoria Nuland is a prime example.

[Misty-77 @Misty061977]

@BenCourts1 @andrew_jeans @DollyArmy2000 Like the Baltic states and Finland allowed Ukrainian drones to fly unimpeded through their airspace to commit terrorist attacks on Russian civilians ? I wouldn't even go there.

[Misty-77 @Misty061977]

@crufella @IuliiaMendel Hold elections

[Misty-77 @Misty061977]

@BenCourts1 @andrew_jeans @DollyArmy2000 Is that the same Belarus that Ukraine recently threatened to attack?

[Misty-77 @Misty061977]

@BenCourts1 @andrew_jeans @DollyArmy2000 Its not surprising that every conflict in the region has had American fingerprints all over them. Different countries, same shit.

[Misty-77 @Misty061977]

@BenCourts1 @andrew_jeans @DollyArmy2000 That they did, under Gorbachov or the other puppet Yeltsin. However it was stated that it was amicable as long as Russian security wasn't affected. NATO was specifically created to alleviate the threat of the Soviet Union. So the reason is self-explanatory.

[Misty-77 @Misty061977]

@BenCourts1 @andrew_jeans @DollyArmy2000 Russia isnt the Soviet Union. Romania was fully involved in the Nazi invasion of ww2, as the Ukrainians re-attempted in 2024 from the same region. Imagine how the civilians felt to see german tanks enter Kursk again?

[Misty-77 @Misty061977]

@BenCourts1 @andrew_jeans @DollyArmy2000 ...feel the need to dominate other nations and put themselves at risk?
But why would capitalist, western alliances feel the need to draw Russia into conflict?
See reasons above.

[Misty-77 @Misty061977]

@BenCourts1 @andrew_jeans @DollyArmy2000 Again you're overlooking the cause, and the antagonists of the conflict. A neutral Ukraine would have remained a prosperous Ukraine. Russia was providing it with practically free energy in exchange for pipelines to pass through it. NATO expansionism has doomed the country.

[Misty-77 @Misty061977]

@BenCourts1 @andrew_jeans @DollyArmy2000 They expanded before the intervention. Years before.

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@BenCourts1 @andrew_jeans @DollyArmy2000 Kursk?
MI6 orchestrated invasion in 2024 to gain control of the regions NPP, which, as always, ended in a massacre. Same as the great 2023 "Offensive"

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@ChurchillFella The propaganda is getting desperate, and oh so pitiful.
Has something happened in Kiev?

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@BenCourts1 @andrew_jeans @DollyArmy2000 And yes, they had over a million soldiers at its height. Nowadays though they're limited to snatching civilians off the streets.