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Understanding America’s Betrayal Of Ukraine
This is a good post on the where we were and where we are at this point.
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Understanding America’s Betrayal Of Ukraine
This is a good post on the where we were and where we are at this point.
He said peacekeepers as a way to ensure that the Russians effects abide by the peace. This was if Ukraine went to China and asked them to broker the peace and rebuild, which would effectively mean dumping the US and Europe.I got to the point where he said China will put troops in Ukraine.
If they are going to have boots on the ground it will be in Taiwan.
I can maybe see them going into Pyongyang to save the regime if Kim is toppled but going 1/3 way around the globe? Can they even do that without Russia doing the logistics?
Oh and no one inCrimeaKrym thinks they are Ukrainian. It was always known as an act of folly or madness by Khrushchev. They always believed they are Russian.
He said peacekeepers as a way to ensure that the Russians effects abide by the peace. This was if Ukraine went to China and asked them to broker the peace and rebuild, which would effectively mean dumping the US and Europe.
And China would want to broker the peace and have skin in this game because...?
Well how can China do what it does with Kazakhstan if there is a war going on?If China wanted Ukraine's minerals and resources, they would do what they do with Kazakhstan.
Well how can China do what it does with Kazakhstan if there is a war going on?
Grigory Karasin, a former diplomat who negotiated the 2014 Minsk accords between Russia and Ukraine and a participant in Monday’s talks in Riyadh, told the Interfax news agency the negotiations were going on in a “creative way” and that the US and Russian delegations “understand each other’s views”.
He is part of a negotiation team that includes Sergei Beseda, an adviser to the head of the Russia’s FSB security agency.
The American delegation is being led by Andrew Peek, a senior director at the White House national security council, and Michael Anton, a senior state department official.