> nope. ukraine joining the west isn't a provocation it is, because it is the equivalent of mexico joining a russian or chinese military alliance. the us would go absolutely nuts. > the big army the soviet union left over. ah yes, the big army of over 35 years old is left over. most of them are what now? 65 years old? 75 years old? nigger, russia's army is russian-made, and it consists of russians, who were still children when ussr fell apart. > yanukovych's, maybe. both maidan and yanukovich were idiotic. agreed. but, i would say, yanukovich's idiocy made a great contribution. it taught over, more rational governments, how to delete cia-funded protests. this is why belarus survived in 2020, and this is why georgia will survive in 2025. all cia tactics were pretty much laid bare for everyone to see, now russia & frens have counter-measures. > a lot less than what russia is doing. yeah, obviously. notice how all the oil-rigs are under the control of pro-us forces in syria. picrel > should be easy to provide a source then clown
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