Russia's unjustifiable war of aggression in Ukraine

[catcha]

That's an interesting take on things. I'm surprised that the Ukrainians haven't destroyed more Russian bridges
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Bridges are hard to destroy, and also can be useful There is no need

 

[catcha]

hahahaha

https://twitter.com/x/status/1824191137483198477

 

[catcha]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1824369075461468413

and one of the comments below it:

 

[BoggyRoad]

What active airforce does Russia have now, between fighters and bombers?

 

[Stacky]

This kind of stuff tends to lead to revolutions.

 

[King Silkbeard]

This kind of stuff tends to lead to revolutions.
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Russia will be fine on the foodstuff they are the largest country in the world and right next door to China, no Zimbabwe or Argentina there.

 

[Dr. Aaoouh]

Russia will be fine on the foodstuff they are the largest country in the world and right next door to China, no Zimbabwe or Argentina there.

They are talking about prices, Silky. PRICES. Do try to pay attention.

 

[catcha]

They are talking about prices, Silky. PRICES. Do try to pay attention.

well in fact he is wrong on two layers



despite having a lot of land, russia's main import is food and having a lot of land did not stop them from having multiple famines and food crisises in the past. Sorry for the source but it is a known fact:

Droughts and famines in Russia and the Soviet Union - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

edit: I am not sure if you remember "the apple crisis" when russia thought they will "punish" Poland, one of the largest in the world apple producer, with embargo for supporting Georgia. It was the won-goal, as apparently the embargo was painful only short term as approx 70% of export was going to russia. After a short time the export was changed away from russia and since apples are actually a luxury commodity in russia (dessert apples especially).

 

[Handy Run]

well in fact he is wrong on two layers

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despite having a lot of land, russia's main import is food and having a lot of land did not stop them from having multiple famines and food crisises in the past. Sorry for the source but it is a known fact:

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Droughts and famines in Russia and the Soviet Union - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Russia could and should be the bread basket of Europe but orcs don't create, only destroy

 

[King Silkbeard]

well in fact he is wrong on two layers

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despite having a lot of land, russia's main import is food and having a lot of land did not stop them from having multiple famines and food crisises in the past. Sorry for the source but it is a known fact:

View attachment 35537

Droughts and famines in Russia and the Soviet Union - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

edit: I am not sure if you remember "the apple crisis" when russia thought they will "punish" Poland, one of the largest in the world apple producer, with embargo for supporting Georgia. It was the won-goal, as apparently the embargo was painful only short term as approx 70% of export was going to russia. After a short time the export was changed away from russia and since apples are actually a luxury commodity in russia (dessert apples especially).

The Allies were able to blockade Germany during the First World War but you can't with Russia, they have trade relations with China, India & Turkiye. You can bully small countries like Cuba or larger ones like Venezeuela but Russia is a whole different ball game NATO is not going to be able to impose a sanction regime on the biggest country in the world oh and an other thing no country is food independent we live in an interdependent world I go to a shop plenty of what is in there are inports. We in Ireland have a big farming sector but even we rely on getting foodstuff in from abroad. The Russians won't be scared of Western sanctions.