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e-gf edisi

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latvia

I want a white woman so bad

chuds

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Good morning sirs

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>demilitarization
that's one
the other would be to fracture Ukraine, this is what Putin actually want to do.
I think they are actually running behind schedule, this should've happened back in 2018-2019
and even then, I don't think demilitarization in a sense is possible, there is always be a guerrilla, due to the civilian support of the Ukrainian pres by way of polling (my post about it in the archive, I think it was done by neutral body as well, one of the document that's been referenced)
>NATO, which relies on Russian natural gas, will scream even more if Putin decides to reduce or close their gas pipeline because about 40% of their gas is imported from Russia.
that's another surprise that Putin wasn't expecting as well, he thought NATO would be more hands off than this.
>No. If we are to believe Russia expected a 'quick victory' in the first 3 days and failed, then switching to siege warfare is the best possible decision you can make. And Russia is good at it
No I mean starting this war at all, they are too late.
>The problem is that Russia is doing the encircling and blocking. Ukranian troops have no way out.
what way out? you mean retreating? if they abandon the cties all hope is lost, they can only do guerilla urban, and if Russia going to clean the city with Chemical weapon, then all bets are off
>Russia's only biggest problem atm is logistics since they can't get their food fast enough.
true, which is why at the start Kharkiv and the Airport near Belarus are key.
I dunno whether they still hold those place or not

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You forgot your tripcode, chud.

ain't a tripfaggot and will never be

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