Russia-Ukraine War - News and Developments

[The SC]

But which country will buy their good in gold or other currency? The US is going to sanction them too.

They are just exchanges of commodities.. no need to declare them..Gold can be moved by air or sea or even land if close by..

 

[K_Bin_W]

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LMAO.... I was hoping the good old USA will liberate Ukraine just like it has been liberating other countries and bringing democracy to them.....

On a side note, you know what Russkies will do this MC so better stay home and safe after all COVID can be quite deadly... lol

 

[HAIDER]

lolzzz

 

[K_Bin_W]

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LAMO... Next time PUTIN Amreeka and Europe so the rest of the world lives in peace..

 

[FuturePAF]

India trying to save face after two abstentions

 

[CrazyZ]

But which country will buy their good in gold or other currency? The US is going to sanction them too.

IMO, most countries will start trading with Russia using CIPS, the Chinese swift equivalent. India wants to create its INR-Ruble trading mechanism. Neither China or India will be sanctioned by the USA or EU. Russian has huge natural resources. Climate change will enhance its agricultural output. It has talented HR. Developing countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America cannot ignore it.

 

[The SC]

Russia's ambassador to Washington: We reject the hostile approach of the US administration against our country..

alarabiya.net

 

[patero]

As I stated above....their will be a transition period. They already have pipelines connections to China and CAR. In the future this will no doubt be expanded.

You're clutching at straws. The simple fact is that Russia cannot easily replace the European markets for its main exports. Putin has seriously miscalculated the consequences of his actions and Russia will pay a heavy price in the long run.

 

[Elias MC]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1498516965941514240

 

[CrazyZ]

You're clutching at straws. The simple fact is that Russia cannot easily replace the European markets for its main exports. Putin has seriously miscalculated the consequences of his actions and Russia will pay a heavy price in the long run.

Russia is largely self sufficient. It may have a hard time getting BMW's.......but is that really a problem? That will hurt EU as well. History has a tendency to repeat itself....and Russia has shown resilience in far more devastating situations. My guess is that they will do it again.

 

[Gripen9]

You're clutching at straws. The simple fact is that Russia cannot easily replace the European markets for its main exports. Putin has seriously miscalculated the consequences of his actions and Russia will pay a heavy price in the long run.

Same can be said about the Europeans. They can’t easily replace gas from Russia? 50% German gas comes from Russia.

 

[mingle]

The sheer amount of disinfo in this campaign puts to shame anything we saw in the aftermath of Balakot strikes and SR. This is a whole new level of misinformation.

Bad thing about disinfo is when U knowingly start believing on it whole West is suck into it not good at all remember last yr taliban vs Ghani?

 

[The SC]

Away from media lies:

The army of Russia has reached more than 60km of armor on the walls of Kyiv and SU-34s are frolicking in the skies of Ukraine..

Someone comes to you filming a clip of a burned tank, telling you the Russians suffered many losses... in fact Russia's losses are 3% of the 0.02 of Russia's forces..

The strategic forces are on standby if they are issues from the west of any foolishness..

In less than two weeks Russia will swallow Ukraine and make changes to the regime..

The Russian bear is not only angry but also hungry..

 

[A1Kaid]

It took US/NATO 1 month and 1 week to defeat Saddam's forces in Iraq with 100k-130k troops (US) + x NATO. Russia is doing pretty good in just 5 days. I am seeing signs Kyiv will fall in the next 2-3 days to Russia.

 

[patero]

Same can be said about the Europeans. They can’t easily replace gas from Russia? 50% German gas comes from Russia.

Germany will experience energy shortages and rising costs for as long as the sanctions are in place. We are all going to experience the effects of this ill conceived war for many years to come, there are no winners. But those most affected will be the Ukrainian and Russian people.

A simple question is: was this worth the cost? The cost in lives as well as the economic and politcal cost. Many Russian people are already asking that question. Violence should always be the absolute last resort, Putin was only too willing to pull the trigger, and who knows how this is going to end (badly for everybody is probably the answer).