Quote from: Branko on Today at 08:10:00 AM

Quote from: paxmao on May 17, 2024, 01:23:32 PM

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Lukashenko.
Orban.
Kadyrov
Isaias Afwerki
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~~Victor Yanukhovich~~
~~Prigozhin~~

I guess you are accusing the other player of cheating at poker better than you.

As said, I would have thought that would be able to tell a fascist, even if he claimed to be something else.

I'm not sayng that Russians are better than you, I'm saying that you're not better than them
You sound like elementary school kid talking about geopolitics

That's the way hypocritical liars - or those who don't know how to talk against the truth - try to hide their lies.

Note below that, if you can't get Ukraine into Nato because they aren't fighting hard enough, then sen in more people to help them fight so you can drag them into Nato. I mean, there probably aren't enough people left in Ukraine who can do any substantial fighting. They're all dead, already. So, will it really work given Russia's stance against Nato? Or is it simply a West face saving attempt?

Blinken stresses importance of Ukrainians embracing mobilization as a necessary step to NATO membership

https://www.naturalnews.com/2024-05-17-blinken-ukraine-embrace-mobilization-necessary-membership-nato.html
During a visit to Ukraine, Secretary of State Antony Blinken emphasized the need for Ukrainians to embrace further mobilization efforts as a crucial step toward their country's eventual membership with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

Addressing students at the Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, Blinken underscored that while Ukrainians can rely on continued support from the United States, they must also recognize the significance of the military draft in countering so-called Russian aggression.

"The recent mobilization was a tough decision, but a vital one. The brave defenders who valiantly held the line for over two years need assistance. They require respite," Blinken said.

He emphasized that successful military mobilization efforts would strengthen Ukraine's defenses, bolster unit numbers and better enable Ukrainians to confront Russian forces.

Blinken acknowledged members of the university community who volunteered, noting that 88 of them have lost their lives in the ongoing conflict. He also reiterated the U.S. commitment to Ukraine's future as a free, prosperous democracy fully integrated into the Euro-Atlantic community.

"We are advancing Ukraine's NATO membership, ensuring a robust and illuminated pathway," he pledged, believing that there will be significant progress on this front. This comes as Russian officials claim that Ukraine incurred over 111,000 casualties this year alone, as of early May.

Western powers assert that their support for Ukraine is a means of countering Russia's imperial ambitions over Eastern Europe, while the Kremlin asserts that the conflict is part of a U.S.-led proxy war against Russia. Russian officials cite NATO's growing presence in Ukraine as its primary motive for military action.

Ukraine's new military mobilization law requires all men aged 18 to 60 to be available for draft
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