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That’s kind of a big deal in Europe isn’t it?
It also strikes me that any legislative body that would encourage and legalize this probably has a pretty good relationship and trust with its citizens and vis a versa
That’s kind of a big deal in Europe isn’t it?
Military service in Ukraine is compulsory for all males 18 months. So that call up would be a lot of reservistJUST IN: Ukraine's president calls up reservists aged 18 to 60 for a maximum service of one year
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This is not yet full mobilization. We have Operational Reserve 1 and Operational Reserve 2.Military service in Ukraine is compulsory for all males 18 months. So that call up would be a lot of reservist
This is not yet full mobilization. We have Operational Reserve 1 and Operational Reserve 2.
These are the military who have already served in the Donbas.
What's he talking about?
Historically China has been more friendly to the US then Russia.The point here is I don't really think Biden or any NATO country wants a war, that's why they won't get involved. Obviusly, as Putin did, is very easy to find an excuse to start a war, but that's not what NATO wants.
Anyway. Goodmorning from Europe, got up a little bit late today. I'm thinking: where China would place themselves in case of war vs. NATO (I know it's really improbable but I'm asking just to figure out the force balances)? Do you think it will stay neutral or do you think it will assist Russia? If to intervene, do you think with direct military support or by just giving Russia some weapons?
Where is the us navy!
