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How about the US apply reciprocal tariffs and erase the huge trade deficits it has with these midgets? See how they like being "neutral" then.

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yes, another $30bln aid, mostly in armaments, was approved just a few days ago.

That on top of the previous multiple multi billion armaments deliveries.

That's why tens of thousand has died and why many millions forced to run abroad. 

Many more tens of thousands will die will die every month or two, with more migrants

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3 hours ago, Misterwhisper said:

Precisely nothing. As always. And which is EXACTLY what everybody expects from ASEAN.

ASEAN is a highly effective talking shop.

 

Sadly that is just about all they do

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11 hours ago, Jingthing said:

The only real hope for peace in Ukraine, etc. is to beat Putin's ass in the WAR.  Clearly Asean wants to stay neutral. Not helpful!

No such thing as nuetral.  You either do something positive to block Russian aggression or or you trade with Russia,

allow it's banks etc and provide active support for it's destruction of Ukraine.  

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4 hours ago, internationalism said:

yes, another $30bln aid, mostly in armaments, was approved just a few days ago.

That on top of the previous multiple multi billion armaments deliveries.

That's why tens of thousand has died and why many millions forced to run abroad. 

Many more tens of thousands will die will die every month or two, with more migrants

But sadly not enough and so it is the innocent Ukranians dying. Nato could declare a no fly zone over civilian areas and refugee corridors.  They could insist that any missiles,artillery etc targetting civilian will be taken out by NATO drones and airstrikes after all that must be helping Russia if their cxlaims that it is Ukranians attacking their own people are true.  If that causes Russia to escallate good at the moment they are heavily ties up and very weak.  Five years from now when they have earned some lessons rearmed and deployed T14s and other systems they will be much harder to stop and still trying to get NATO to backdown over fear of escallation when they attack the Baltic states, part of the Balkans or wherever next.  

 

Of course as you seem to suggest we could just allow Russia to recalim all of eastern Europe and put the polulations under the horrors they experience under the USSR.  Back to when I spent 3 years in the early 80s waiting for them to assault western Europe as well.

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2 hours ago, billd766 said:

So you believe that America told the Russians that they could invade the Ukraine, and the US would do nothing to stop them. Is that correct?

I don't understand the full depth of it but a large reason for invading Ukraine was due their current Western-allied (puppet?) government which is hostile to Russia. We've seen the puppet regimes and proxy wars fought over the years by the US so it's not hard to see how this is an existential threat to Russia to have this on their border. Consider what happened in Vietnam, Iraq, Lebanon etc.. and it makes sense why Putin snapped and finally put his foot down.

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6 minutes ago, NorthernRyland said:

I don't understand the full depth of it but a large reason for invading Ukraine was due their current Western-allied (puppet?) government which is hostile to Russia. We've seen the puppet regimes and proxy wars fought over the years by the US so it's not hard to see how this is an existential threat to Russia to have this on their border. Consider what happened in Vietnam, Iraq, Lebanon etc.. and it makes sense why Putin snapped and finally put his foot down.

Russia of course considers the Ukraine a hot bed of Nazis which it clearly isn't.

 

BTW why did Russia annex the Crimea?

 

And how many other nations which were formerly Russian puppet states are still bordering now democratic countries and yet still on the borders?

 

 

https://www.businessinsider.com/map-europe-divided-nato-russia-2016-7

 

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