I don’t know why but this man always looks like a 70year old woman with too much Botox to me 😅
Anyway I don’t believe any side is really interested in war. And specially with the very anti russian climate in Ukraine they know this would be a lost cause. It’s not the same as taking the Crimean peninsula … There is a plan but I doubt the final goal is war…
It’s just him being a big manbaby knowing how to annoy everyone around him.
>The Russian threat is explicit and directed at both the Americans and the Europeans. If the West does not accept the ultimatum, they will have to face “a military and technical alternative”, according to Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko: “The Europeans must also think about whether they want to avoid making their continent the scene of a military confrontation. They have a choice. Either they take seriously what is put on the table, or they face a military-technical alternative.”
>After the publication of the draft treaty, the extraordinary possibility of a pre-emptive strike against NATO targets was cooly confirmed by former Russia’s Deputy Minister of Defense Andrei Kartapolov: “Our partners must understand that the longer they drag out the examination of our proposals and the adoption of real measures to create these guarantees, the greater the likelihood that they will suffer a pre-emptive strike.”
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I don’t know why but this man always looks like a 70year old woman with too much Botox to me 😅
Anyway I don’t believe any side is really interested in war. And specially with the very anti russian climate in Ukraine they know this would be a lost cause. It’s not the same as taking the Crimean peninsula … There is a plan but I doubt the final goal is war…
It’s just him being a big manbaby knowing how to annoy everyone around him.
>The Russian threat is explicit and directed at both the Americans and the Europeans. If the West does not accept the ultimatum, they will have to face “a military and technical alternative”, according to Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko: “The Europeans must also think about whether they want to avoid making their continent the scene of a military confrontation. They have a choice. Either they take seriously what is put on the table, or they face a military-technical alternative.”
>After the publication of the draft treaty, the extraordinary possibility of a pre-emptive strike against NATO targets was cooly confirmed by former Russia’s Deputy Minister of Defense Andrei Kartapolov: “Our partners must understand that the longer they drag out the examination of our proposals and the adoption of real measures to create these guarantees, the greater the likelihood that they will suffer a pre-emptive strike.”
Jesus fucking Crist