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I would point out that their have been KC-35 refuelers in the air over central Poland for at least the last four days in a row. Yesterday their were two, a US and a NATO one from England. They are not just their for Rivet Joint or other Cignet plane. Their up their refueling something besides cignet and c-130’s
Day before yesterday a B-52 fly a mission through Poland and made a quick stop in Ostrava Czechia
Currently a KC-135 over Romania orbiting gas tank
 
Riffraff, I admire your diligence to take on some of these totally bogus remarks on here, I would try to say something more but reading some of the replies on this forum make my brain split neurons. These events are not only subject to the last 8 years of foreign policy but more than 30 years of foreign policy! People need to get to reading their history books before claiming that the easiest solution is the one that is Russia's favor.
 
Currently a KC-135 over Romania orbiting gas tank
And another over n Poland
Globemaster heading towards Romania
 
Riffraff, I admire your diligence to take on some of these totally bogus remarks on here, I would try to say something more but reading some of the replies on this forum make my brain split neurons. These events are not only subject to the last 8 years of foreign policy but more than 30 years of foreign policy! People need to get to reading their history books before claiming that the easiest solution is the one that is Russia's favor.
Thank you, and yes, you are correct that we are here today because of failures and missed opportunities through multiple administrations dating back to when the Soviet Union first dissolved. That was a golden opportunity to change the course of history and have the two most powerful countries on the planet working together instead of against each other. And we didn't grab that opportunity.
 
Seems like once in a while we forget that every country is at fault here, in a way or another. As per the right of people to self-determination Ukraine should have encouraged DPR/LPR/Crimea indipendence through a referendum. If you think that there could be external interferences, gather some international observers: there must not be any blank spots and the referendum's outcome should be accepted by all parties involved. If you really don't want to give away some territory, but I don't see why as they are 80% Russians and they are causing more harm to your nation than any benefits they could bring you, at least give them autonomy as per Minsk Protocol you signed. Coming to the Russian fault, which I think it's way worst than Ukraine's negligence: you cannot interfer into another countries' internal affairs. This means you should not rig any referendum, not try to destabilize the region through no-flag militias and above everything else: don't risk an all-out war with another country by invading it. And not only because of the life toll it's going to take, but because it's going to trigger international crisis (and sanctions, but let's assume you don't care about sanctions) which could escalate to another World War if everything goes wrong (something along the lines of "oops, I've shot down the plane of the wrong nation" could suffice). Peace is the top priority and everything else is secondary, that's why I belive Russia it's screwing the pooch way more than Ukraine.
 
Thank you, and yes, you are correct that we are here today because of failures and missed opportunities through multiple administrations dating back to when the Soviet Union first dissolved. That was a golden opportunity to change the course of history and have the two most powerful countries on the planet working together instead of against each other. And we didn't grab that opportunity.
Maybe it is the way of superpowers to beat on smaller countries for the personal gain of politicians.
 
No I disagree if the nation doesn’t try to defend their boarders or works at getting them repatriated then they have forfeited the right to rule it.
It’s said in jest but possession and willingness to defend it is 9/10 of it
So the US failing to defend its southern border has lost it‘s right to the southern states? even though it’s civilians..it is still an invasion. And Ukraine did try to defend those areas. They just did not have the means to do effectively And without help.
 
just saw an interview where someone stated that the US personnel should stay at our embassy in Ukraine as that would give Putin another reason not to invade as the chance of killing Americans would escalate this….seems crazy to me.
 
They do somthing. Just Putin do not care what it does to his people. That their is tyranny.
Just like North Korean sanctions don't do anything is a fucking lie. Western sanctions hurt big time. But tyrants don't care and let their people suffer over nonsense. Instead of talking out a real diplomatic solution.
 
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