@AMK_Mapping_@Acan47458832888@Alex_Oloyede2@DonetskIsoir In my experience almost every pro-Ukrainian seems to be anti-negotiation.
There are days (or hours?) when they are temporarily pro-negotiation. This usually aligns with the PR stunt of the day (as with Zelensky's recent letter).
Oh, bravo—truly a masterclass in peacemaking! First, you nobly refuse to sit with the Russians 🇷🇺. Then, when asked about elections, you selflessly offer to resign the very next day if Ukraine were granted NATO membership, a condition so tantalizingly realistic.
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You consistently champion preconditions you know full well will never materialize—what strategic genius! 😂
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You know Russia’s position very well, yet you demand a ceasefire. Russians are proposing talks first, then an agreement, then a ceasefire. And for the grand finale—signing a peace deal in front of guarantors—you will meet President Putin.
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Go and get a treatment for your addiction!
@ramdevkar07 When I put this on for my son I had also been talking about American Werewolf in London being pretty cool.
He watched the first 30 mins or so (up until the big fire) with the anticipation of 'werewolf stuff' happening at any moment. Lol
@Frances38146281@MyLordBebo You realise that AFU strikes on civilians have created escalation over the past 4 years.
There is a reason for the recent ramping up of strikes by Russia, right? These sorts of incidents tend to be bad for normal Ukrainians.
@DrewPavlou Killing the civilians in Starobilsk was a bad idea.
Zelensky has just continued escalating.
We are 4 years in. Russia has [generally] avoided these sorts of strikes. Ukraine can ease up, or keep escalating.
Ideally they negotiate almost immediately.
@ZelenskyyUa Starobilsk was a dumb idea.
The Kursk sacrifice was a dumb idea.
Continued escalation against a more-powerful neighbour is a choice.
Idiocy.