Ukrainian War Developments
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Russia deployed Tu-160 bombers to Venezuela three times, in 2008-2013-2018.
By this pattern they will deploy in 2023, but now they can do it earlier. Like this wekend/next week.And it could be just the begining this time.
Most likelly they will deploy Tu-160 / Tu-95 to Venezuela, and they will start to roll out the deployment of units from Veneyuela to Cuba and possibly Nicaragua .
USA will be "happy" and "calm", and will be capable to evaluate "objectively" the events in the light of Ukranan events.
JULY 22, 2008 - -
Wow, what could be the reason of the Russians to respect the red lines of the USA ?
I mean, red lines are there to go thorught of them, isn't it ?
By this pattern they will deploy in 2023, but now they can do it earlier. Like this wekend/next week.And it could be just the begining this time.
Most likelly they will deploy Tu-160 / Tu-95 to Venezuela, and they will start to roll out the deployment of units from Veneyuela to Cuba and possibly Nicaragua .
USA will be "happy" and "calm", and will be capable to evaluate "objectively" the events in the light of Ukranan events.
JULY 22, 2008 - -
U.S. general warns against Russian bombers in Cuba
Wow, what could be the reason of the Russians to respect the red lines of the USA ?
I mean, red lines are there to go thorught of them, isn't it ?
About the same level of respect the U.S. Russia's Red line which is pfft what red line? All we see is we don't give a you know what.Russia deployed Tu-160 bombers to Venezuela three times, in 2008-2013-2018.
By this pattern they will deploy in 2023, but now they can do it earlier. Like this wekend/next week.And it could be just the begining this time.
Most likelly they will deploy Tu-160 / Tu-95 to Venezuela, and they will start to roll out the deployment of units from Veneyuela to Cuba and possibly Nicaragua .
USA will be "happy" and "calm", and will be capable to evaluate "objectively" the events in the light of Ukranan events.
JULY 22, 2008 - -
U.S. general warns against Russian bombers in Cuba
Wow, what could be the reason of the Russians to respect the red lines of the USA ?
I mean, red lines are there to go thorught of them, isn't it ?
They invade Kaliningrad and Russia invades the Baltics next.
I used to as well, but someone quite knowledgeable in Soviet/Russian Submarines in r/submarines has caught the dude fabricating facts, lying and outright talking about shit out of his area of expertise(US sonars) that it makes me wonder how much of the shit he says its made up.
China must provide complete and unconditional support for Russia. If russia collapses, the west will try to turn it into another failed puppet state, and turn against the last state capable of resisting the american world empire, China. Russia is not the endgame for the west, its always been china.
While the balance of power of United States + 5 Eyes is still somewhat greater than that of SCO, keep in mind that the Soviet Union was able to withstand US unipolarity for over 50 years. SCO is much more agile, adaptable, modern, and politically astute than the Soviet Union and Mao's China of old.
Russia and China would need to coordinate actions to banning all US flights over its airspace. This would potentially make more difficult for the US to trade and communicate across the world continent. A reciprocal flight ban by US or even Canada would have less effect since Russia and China would only lose access to those direct adversaries.
China and Russia need to establish working groups now to cover mutual areas of supply chain weakness. For example, china needs to supplement russian chip and civilian manufacturing capabilities, while russia can secure chinese access to select military capabilities (especially with TOT in aerospace engines). Furthermore, china needs to start giving increased aid to pakistani, iranian, and other allies. They would be much weaker to fall from the effects of sanctions compared to resistance capabilities of Russia or China, and Russia and China need to deny access to those markets from the united states and its allies as america tries to squeeze china out of the same markets. Ultimately, if China and Russia could support a combined bloc of roughly 2 billion people, it would be of sufficientl scale and scope to weather total economic and scientific sanctions from the combined American anglosphere over the coming decades.
Wouldnt hurt for China to provide Mexico with nuclear weapons engineering and ICBM technologies just for "shitz and giggles". Let mexico scrap this valuable data or turn it down, or let the US threaten the country again with another dismemberment. Give mexico the tools to determine its own soverienty, but ultimately the choice is in its own people alone.
I think that Putin has, now, gotten everything he wanted from his Ukraine show. The “Big-Boys” of the west are consulting with Russia while Putin is meeting with leaders of Iran and China. Russia is important/Putin is important!
I do not know how some people think Putin is running the whole show by himself. It is like the rest of the government or even Russian society in general does not exist. The fact is Putin is just an outlet for what their establishment wants. I think it was quite clear, at least to me, that this initiative was not Putin's in the first place, and there are strong tendencies in the security forces who want a more final stance and solution to the problem of NATO expansion in general. The Russians were never that fond of it even when Yeltsin was in power he regularly talked against NATO expansion. The Russians also sent peacekeepers to Yugoslavia even back then when their state was still pretty weak.
I see parallels between what is happening right now and what the Soviet Union did prior to WW2. Back then the Soviets wanted a security cordon around their inner core in European Russia. This meant pushing the border out into Finland and getting the Baltics under control. They first tried a negotiated solution but when this failed they started the Winter War.
I think the US and NATO should ignore Russia's demands at their own peril.
I see parallels between what is happening right now and what the Soviet Union did prior to WW2. Back then the Soviets wanted a security cordon around their inner core in European Russia. This meant pushing the border out into Finland and getting the Baltics under control. They first tried a negotiated solution but when this failed they started the Winter War.
I think the US and NATO should ignore Russia's demands at their own peril.
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