The invasion happeniing tomorrow since december.Anyone remember that leak from Bloomberg that said an invasion on Tuesday.
The invasion happeniing tomorrow since december.Anyone remember that leak from Bloomberg that said an invasion on Tuesday.
You might be waiting a long time, China didn’t even leave Kabul.Even Russia is evacuating its embassy in Ukraine. Something will happen it seems. Awaiting China's embassy withdrawal for confirmation
Afghanistan was different. That was a months long civil war with steady fighting by both sides.You might be waiting a long time, China didn’t even leave Kabul.
You might be waiting a long time, China didn’t even leave Kabul.
I think you may be right. Ukraine cannot take Donbass by force. They tried to in 2014 and failed, beaten back by a poorly armed irregular force. The situation now is much worse then 2014. A few surplus NATO weapons alone aren't going to turn a losing army into a winning army. I agree it will probably be a repeat of the last conflict, with Russian irregular forces supporting the locals rather than a full military invasion (like we saw in Crimea).The invasion will only take place if Ukraine tries to re-annex Donbass. In reality, Russian troops are there for two purposes: to prevent the retaking of Donbass and to put pressure on NATO's foreign policy in Eastern Europe. The red line is Ukraine.
If by any chance the Ukrainian Army really does advance into Donbass, the Russians will stop them like they stopped them in 2015.
The narrative of the US and the West is precisely trying to cover the facade of a Ukrainian advance in Donbass, knowing that such an advance will result in civilian casualties in the pro-Russian population in Donbass, in this way, they try to discredit the Russians when the Russian media reports. this to the world that such civilians are being massacred and that the Russian Army has "invaded" Donbass, when in reality it has only advanced to protect the pro-Russian population in Donbass.
The script is the same as in Georgia, if Russia did not intervene, the Ossetians would be massacred by the Georgian army.
Now an interesting observation is the Russian mobilization through the rail network. It has no parallel in the world.
Why would an embassy need to leave? China isn't at war with Ukraine, and has good relations with both sides.China also needs to be prudent and leave. Cannot gamble when the Empire is DESPERATE for a war with all these talk about false flags.
War is inherently an unstable thing.Why would an embassy need to leave? China isn't at war with Ukraine, and has good relations with both sides.
There won't be a taliban style militia looking to kill Chinese diplomats. Remember in Chinese history embassies had to go into MUCH more dangerous circumstances to seek peace or terms.
Embassies shutting down and running at the first sign of danger is a modern phenomenon coming from the west. Given the crimes they commit when in other countries its probably justified.
That's part of the job of being a diplomat, it can sometimes be very dangerous and isn't for everyone. Do you consider WW2 a proper war? Embassies weren't closed then, or in other major wars.War is inherently an unstable thing.
Noone could want to attack the Chinese Embassy and next day you would be hearing news about a massacre happening. That's how wars (proper wars) are.
You never know when foreign intelligence (...) will use the cover of war to ransack the embassy. If a war is imminent I trust China to do the right thing and just leave. You never know when sh*t will go down.