> poland has been in nato since late 90s and shares active border with kaliningrad. 0 problems. tell us please how kalinigrad with its 200km border with poland, is different from ukraine that has a ~1,200km border with russia?  > putin cultivated a very close working relationship with angela merkel of germany yes, because germany and russia are natural partners. something that pissess off both the us and poland, sadly. > ukraine isn't in nato but nato is in ukraine. and to russia it doesn't matter if it's ukraine in nato, or nato in ukraine. because both options lead to same shit in the end. > it is, like all of rf's propaganda, pseudohistorical narrative used to do what exactly? justify imperialism. thats it. russian imperialism lives rent-free in your head, maybe because you're a pole.  but want something actually educational in your life for once? here's 18 mins of geopolitics. something you never did in your life, but it will be very useful for you as a total beginner in the field:    rsljtwdu
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