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Biden authorizes Ukraine to use long-range US weapons in Russia

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None of that matters. What matters are the nukes.
 
Ahh yes Putin had taken Crimea in 2014 when Trump was … oh wait no that was Obama.

Putin stops invasion pursuits until forces start of 2021.

It’s amazing how liberals claim Trump is the Russian puppet. It’s like you are incapable of reading a timeline or are just in flat out in denial. If Trump were his punk, why wouldn’t Putin have gone hard after Ukraine while he was in office? Makes zero sense.
There is plenty of blame to go around-Europe and Obama had no appetite for war after Russia's clever fait accompli. And Biden acted like the recent invasion may not be a big deal depending on how big of bite Russia would take. Putin waited to see if trump would be re-elected because trump was helping him by preventing useful weapons from being sent. When trump lost the election, Putin became impatient and made his move. He thought it would only take a few days. But this time Ukraine had European then US support, and had its military improved by Western aid and training.
 
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Ahh yes Putin had taken Crimea in 2014 when Trump was … oh wait no that was Obama.

Putin stops invasion pursuits until forces start of 2021.

It’s amazing how liberals claim Trump is the Russian puppet. It’s like you are incapable of reading a timeline or are just in flat out in denial. If Trump were his punk, why wouldn’t Putin have gone hard after Ukraine while he was in office? Makes zero sense.
No, it makes perfect sense.
 
The only true way to win a war is to kill the enemy and take their land and treasure with no ability for anyone to take any recourse afterwards.
 
A “massive” Russian missile and drone attack has targeted power infrastructure across Ukraine, the country's President Volodymyr Zelensky has said.

At least 10 people were killed in the strikes, which hit the capital, Kyiv, as well as multiple targets in several regions including Donetsk, Lviv and Odesa.

Ukraine’s largest private energy company, DTEK, said its thermal energy plants had suffered “significant damage”, resulting in blackouts.

The country's state-owned energy operator, Ukrenergo, says it will enforce "restriction measures" for the whole of Ukraine on Monday.

The co-ordinated assault overnight on Saturday was largest of its kind since early September, according to authorities and local media.

In total, around 120 missiles and 90 drones were launched, Zelensky said on Telegram.

"Peaceful cities, sleeping civilians" and "critical infrastructure" were targeted, Ukraine's foreign minister Andrii Sybiha said.

The Russian defence ministry reported that it had hit all its targets, saying that its attack was on "essential energy infrastructure supporting the Ukrainian military-industrial complex".


A little whataboutism is ready rear its ugly head inside Russia. You, you don’t like deep strikes in your country? Then stop doing it to Ukraine.
 
There is plenty of blame to go around-Europe and Obama had no appetite for war after Russia's clever fait accompli. And Biden acted like the recent invasion may not be a big deal depending on how big of bite Russia would take. Putin waited to see if trump would be re-elected because trump was helping him by preventing useful weapons from being sent. When trump lost the election, Putin became impatient and made his move. He thought it would only take a few days. But this time Ukraine had European then US support, and had its military improved by Western aid and training.

Your timeline is off.

Putin's 'clever fait accompli' came after the 2014 coup where Nuland was passing out cookies to the people who rejected democracy and used mob violence to overthrow the duly elected president.

Putin 'made his move' after the September '21 Joint Statement on the US-Ukraine Strategic Partnership reiterated that Ukraine was on a path to NATO membership.

The Russians initial move in response to present a draft treaty on drawing a line on NATO enlargement.

This was rejected outright, and the people who warned that NATO enlargement would be treated by Russia as a 'hostile act' were proven right the following February.

One of those people who offered that warning, from when the neocons in the Bush administration first cooked up NATO expansion into Ukraine to the present, was the Russian ambassador who is currently the CIA Director.

So far no one on this board has suggested he is a 'Putin puppet', but then they haven't even acknowledged that he made the warnings and has been proven to have been correct. Funny how he's just ignored.
 
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