> nato decided to court ukraine the constituents of nato and ukraine are a sovereign countries. they can "court" whoever they want. russia's opinion on that doesn't matter. > the us blew up nordstream nobody knows who blew up nordstream. how can you claim you want an "actual debate" when you open by making shit up, in true russian fashion?   e/qa-what-is-known-about-nord-strea m-gas-pipeline-explosions-2023-09-2 6/ > it wasn't russia's fault the eu sanctioned them russia has been an aggressive neighbor for decades. the sanctions were a reaction to an aggressive neighbor that has a propensity for committing war crimes. what exactly are you trying to "debate" here? that russia, the country that marched soldiers into their neighbor, is a victim?
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