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This title has nothing to do with reality, unfortunately:
Warfare Russia/Ukraine War
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The Ukrainian government claims to have obtained internal Russian MoD documents according to which the Kremlin will offer newly-elected US president Donald Trump a partition of Ukraine. The lands already annexed by Moscow as well as some further territories would become part of Russia; a salient from Kyiv to Odessa would become a Russian-controlled puppet state. The future status of Ukraine's western regions, however, would be left open for a while, with the medium-term goal in mind to cede them to Poland, Hungary and Romania. (Source)
Given the source, one should take this headline with a grain of salt.
However.
One should also not forget that Putin's chief ideologue Alexander Dugin has been calling for the partition of Ukraine for almost thirty years (in 'Foundations of Geopolitics' he proposes annexing Ukraine and ceding the Catholic and non-Eastern Slavic parts of the country to Romania or Poland). On top of this, Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski has been claiming since 2014 that Vladimir Putin had offered Donald Tusk a division of Ukraine between Poland and Russia. The existence of the purported documents would also explain why Kyiv has been accusing Hungary of already having been promised parts of Ukraine inhabited by ethnic Hungarians.
In any case, it would seem the question is not if such considerations have ever been made, but only if Russia actually pursues them right now.
Given the source, one should take this headline with a grain of salt.
However.
One should also not forget that Putin's chief ideologue Alexander Dugin has been calling for the partition of Ukraine for almost thirty years (in 'Foundations of Geopolitics' he proposes annexing Ukraine and ceding the Catholic and non-Eastern Slavic parts of the country to Romania or Poland). On top of this, Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski has been claiming since 2014 that Vladimir Putin had offered Donald Tusk a division of Ukraine between Poland and Russia. The existence of the purported documents would also explain why Kyiv has been accusing Hungary of already having been promised parts of Ukraine inhabited by ethnic Hungarians.
In any case, it would seem the question is not if such considerations have ever been made, but only if Russia actually pursues them right now.
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Regarding your comment, there are no parts of Ukraine inhabited by the Poles. The Polish minority makes up about 1% of Ukraine’s population and is not grouped in any region. Greek Catholics are not Roman Catholics. These people are not Polish, but you know it.
I heard Sikorski speaking today and he said that el señor Puta offered him and Tusk a portion of Ukraine, but nobody in Poland is interested in taking it. Also, he said that Twatter was bought with RuZZian money given to Musk. He considers Musk a RuZZian asset.
Regarding your comment, there are no parts of Ukraine inhabited by the Poles. The Polish minority makes up about 1% of Ukraine’s population and is not grouped in any region. Greek Catholics are not Roman Catholics. These people are not Polish, but you know it.
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Well, according to Dugin, everybody with a Polish grandmother is a Pole, so there you go …
I gave 'Foundations of Geopolitics' a read a while ago. Very thrilling, but not in a good way.
I'll be honest with you, there were moments when I was almost willing to forgive Western politicians like Sarkozy and Merkel for having turned a blind eye to the threat represented by Moscow. You read this stuff, and something in your brain just goes: They can't be this mad. And even if they are this mad, they're liable to be as all madmen are: Way too unorganised and incompetent to do something about their crazy ideas.
Putin and Dugin wouldn't have stood out in any way, shape or form if they'd lived during the 19th century.
I gave 'Foundations of Geopolitics' a read a while ago. Very thrilling, but not in a good way.
I'll be honest with you, there were moments when I was almost willing to forgive Western politicians like Sarkozy and Merkel for having turned a blind eye to the threat represented by Moscow. You read this stuff, and something in your brain just goes: They can't be this mad. And even if they are this mad, they're liable to be as all madmen are: Way too unorganised and incompetent to do something about their crazy ideas.
Putin and Dugin wouldn't have stood out in any way, shape or form if they'd lived during the 19th century.
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But "Bild" is not the trustworthiest news outlet, even if we know, Scholz ist good in talking, but not so good in making... There is such a nice saying about the seriousness of “Bild”: Man fell into meat grinder, Bild was the first to talk to the meatball ;-)
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That delay is not of Scholz's doing, though. (For a change.) And the 'Bild' article cited as a source clearly states as much. FFG promised a product they could not deliver. It's a company with 900 employees, it should've been obvious that 400 MRAPs is too much to handle for such a small firm.
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With North Korea joining in, Ukraine is fighting two countries trained for the meat grinder. At this point it would be a miracle for Ukraine to not collapse with out outside intervention. It all boils down to boots on the ground. The rest of Ukraine and the west better needs to go full on and sign up.
- Russian, North Korea and China along with Iran vs Ukraine and a lethargic west in terms of support.
I have a feeling the rest of Europe will soon find out how good of a comedian their leaders will be.
- Russian, North Korea and China along with Iran vs Ukraine and a lethargic west in terms of support.
I have a feeling the rest of Europe will soon find out how good of a comedian their leaders will be.
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