But there was never any question of Czechoslovakia being dismembered as a state and annexed by Russia, and it was already kind of a puppet state with Russian military presence anyway. I still don't think it is the same, and there are good reasons why it is perceived differently. There was no real fighting between Czech and Russian militaries for example.
They've already gone in, perhaps he has complained or the front company that owns it has done so on his behalf. It is possible I suppose that one of his neighbours is in tight wih Lady Death and has phoned her up.
you recall of course the annexation of crimea. oh: and you might find this useful https://www.jhuapl.edu/Content/documents/ARIS_LittleGreenMen.pdf (johns hopkins university advanced physics laboratory website, but pdf about ukraine 2013/14)
canadians want florida
Η οικογένειά μου δεν το έχει ξεχάσει
72% given on getting C|alais back
This is what I mean. Very silly responses to posts.
Is there any reason to think Putin wants to invade Sweden?
No. It’s just they were our kind of war. That’s different, apparently.
If he’s tried putting together anything from Ikea which has drawers then it’s probably crossed his mind…
www.bloomberg.com
He says lots of things.He's threaten both Sweden & Finland, should they join NATO.
Russian Official Warns Finland, Sweden Against Joining NATO
Like I said I think it is very unlikely. But he has made noise about it and if someone said 6 months he was going to launch a full scale invasion of Ukraine we would have said it was very unlikely to happen.
but what do you think?'A Russian former foreign minister has joined a call for all sides in the Ukrainian war to return to diplomacy and so reduce “the dramatically elevated risk” of a nuclear conflict. The appeal co-authored by Prof Igor Ivanov, now the president of the Russian International Affairs Council, may be a sign that some in the Russian foreign policy establishment believe that pursuing a purely military solution in Ukraine is a strategic mistake.'
Russian former foreign minister calls for Ukraine ceasefire
Igor Ivanov joins appeal for return to diplomacy to reduce ‘elevated risk’ of nuclear conflictwww.theguardian.com
Christ almighty! Don't ask that!!!!
i don't believe a reply will be forthcoming
Nobody has, as far as I can see.
note tasers
www.lbc.co.uk
It was suggested as an example of a war of annexation post ww2 in Europe. I don’t think you can really call something a war when one side declines to join in.
of course you can
I think it's pretty clear that a lot of people in the Russian government think this is a really shit idea judging by the 'wtf's he doing' look on their faces during that security council meeting that was publicly held before the war started.'A Russian former foreign minister has joined a call for all sides in the Ukrainian war to return to diplomacy and so reduce “the dramatically elevated risk” of a nuclear conflict. The appeal co-authored by Prof Igor Ivanov, now the president of the Russian International Affairs Council, may be a sign that some in the Russian foreign policy establishment believe that pursuing a purely military solution in Ukraine is a strategic mistake.'
Russian former foreign minister calls for Ukraine ceasefire
Igor Ivanov joins appeal for return to diplomacy to reduce ‘elevated risk’ of nuclear conflict
just to clarify, have you checked their normal expressions at a different meeting to make sure they don't always look like that?
