🇧🇾 Belarus announces that the majority of people voted for a constitutional change, with the new constitutional amendment revoking the country’s non-nuclear status.
— Global News & Politics (@___Politics____) February 27, 2022
This change could pave the way for Russian nuclear weapons to be deployed in the country.
Via: @spectatorindex
SpreadsheetAg said:
Watching some local UK news Chanel on YouTube...
The lady interviews a bunch of young adults and talks about how last week they were preparing for marriage, or university, or their jobs and now they're preparing to defend their homes from invasion.
But the Brit journalist just couldn't help it. "The govt is handing out guns Willy nilly and even though everyone hates the Russians these guns could get into the hands of thugs who would use them against fellow Ukrainians or would try to take the law into their own hands..."
Lady, there's a war on. You have a gun to protect yourself and your family. Everyone should have multiple guns right now.
Doesn't matter if posted before. What matters is that Belarus has unofficially declared war. With nuclear weapons on the table. They now have one option. Russia must win.TChaney said:🇧🇾 Belarus announces that the majority of people voted for a constitutional change, with the new constitutional amendment revoking the country’s non-nuclear status.
— Global News & Politics (@___Politics____) February 27, 2022
This change could pave the way for Russian nuclear weapons to be deployed in the country.
Via: @spectatorindex
Did we post this already?
Yeah I'm sure the people "voted" on this.TChaney said:🇧🇾 Belarus announces that the majority of people voted for a constitutional change, with the new constitutional amendment revoking the country’s non-nuclear status.
— Global News & Politics (@___Politics____) February 27, 2022
This change could pave the way for Russian nuclear weapons to be deployed in the country.
Via: @spectatorindex
Did we post this already?
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'Waters should be closed!' Britain considers imposing ban on Russian ships at UK ports
THE UK GOVERNMENT is considering imposing a ban on Russian ships at UK ports after it came to light that a Kremlin-owned tanker was set to dock at Orkney later this week.
By JACK WALTERS
00:28, Mon, Feb 28, 2022 | UPDATED: 00:28, Mon, Feb 28, 2022
This would be the equivalent of Russia putting missiles in Cuba. Not strategically acceptable for China and would certainly destabilize the region.TRM said:
China would hate this.Putin is the best advocate for serious collective defense measures in today's geopolitical landscape. https://t.co/K0Zaf7PIs7
— Patrick Fox (@RealCynicalFox) February 28, 2022
outofstateaggie said:This would be the equivalent of Russia putting missiles in Cuba. Not a strategically acceptable for China and would certainly destabilize the region.TRM said:
China would hate this.Putin is the best advocate for serious collective defense measures in today's geopolitical landscape. https://t.co/K0Zaf7PIs7
— Patrick Fox (@RealCynicalFox) February 28, 2022
I posted this question on the other thread. What does a post Putin Russia look like? What if this produces an outcome with a Russia that aligns with or joins the EU? How does that shift the global power structure?TRM said:I personally was expecting weakness from Europe, I think Putin was too. Instead, Europe is collectively launching a counteroffensive against Russia through huge military aid and massive economic sanctions.
— Woofers (@NotWoofers) February 27, 2022
If if Ukraine loses, no one can say Europe stood idly by.European morale and cohesion has never been so high.
— Woofers (@NotWoofers) February 28, 2022
The #Russian Central Bank has banned foreign shareholders owning shares in Russian companies from selling Russian securities.
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) February 28, 2022
People in Odesa, #Ukraine are preparing Molotov cocktails to defend their city from Russian invaders. pic.twitter.com/0QN9Mlwat8
— Ostap Yarysh (@OstapYarysh) February 28, 2022
Hunter Biden hurt most of all.45-70Ag said:The #Russian Central Bank has banned foreign shareholders owning shares in Russian companies from selling Russian securities.
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) February 28, 2022
outofstateaggie said:I posted this question on the other thread. What does a post Putin Russia look like? What if this produces an outcome with a Russia that aligns with or joins the EU? How does that shift the global power structure?TRM said:I personally was expecting weakness from Europe, I think Putin was too. Instead, Europe is collectively launching a counteroffensive against Russia through huge military aid and massive economic sanctions.
— Woofers (@NotWoofers) February 27, 2022
If if Ukraine loses, no one can say Europe stood idly by.European morale and cohesion has never been so high.
— Woofers (@NotWoofers) February 28, 2022
Former top NATO military commander on the possibility of a no-fly zone over Ukraine: “Are we going to sit and watch while a world power invades and destroys and subjugates a foreign nation?”
— Jack Detsch (@JackDetsch) February 27, 2022
“Are we just going to sit and watch?” https://t.co/pXPn0lc1LL
outofstateaggie said:This would be the equivalent of Russia putting missiles in Cuba. Not strategically acceptable for China and would certainly destabilize the region.TRM said:
China would hate this.Putin is the best advocate for serious collective defense measures in today's geopolitical landscape. https://t.co/K0Zaf7PIs7
— Patrick Fox (@RealCynicalFox) February 28, 2022
Then Japan could build their own, and do so within weeks if they wanted to.outofstateaggie said:This would be the equivalent of Russia putting missiles in Cuba. Not strategically acceptable for China and would certainly destabilize the region.TRM said:
China would hate this.Putin is the best advocate for serious collective defense measures in today's geopolitical landscape. https://t.co/K0Zaf7PIs7
— Patrick Fox (@RealCynicalFox) February 28, 2022
fooz said:
What's the latest live stream?
Why don't we have people walking and live streaming like the "peaceful" riots before the election?TChaney said:
German reporter covers a shocking scene of body bags lining the street in Kyiv. #kiev pic.twitter.com/64cxAJdGjI
— Sk Boz, PhD 💙 (@skbozphd) February 28, 2022
Morning all. 4 nights in and Kyiv still standing. Quiet. Was difficult night for ukr in south, but they still control all major cities. Defence minister Reznikov says western support made yday turning point: “war became European. It was finally recognised” https://t.co/Ckmecvz465
— Oliver Carroll (@olliecarroll) February 28, 2022
Pro tip from The Hubs: Body bags do not a feet out option either. Look at those bags.TChaney said:German reporter covers a shocking scene of body bags lining the street in Kyiv. #kiev pic.twitter.com/64cxAJdGjI
— Sk Boz, PhD 💙 (@skbozphd) February 28, 2022
I really shouldn't make a joke right now but I'm tired and I just can't resist.
EDIT: FYI I think this is a protest and not supposed to be actual body bags in the region.
❗️Trading on the #Moscow Exchange stock market will not open until 15:00 Moscow time. The decision will be announced at 13:00, the Central Bank said.
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) February 28, 2022
FriscoKid said:
Some no name Russian general could go down in history and probably even become president if he put a bullet in Putin's head. I know that won't happen, but it has echo's of WW2. If someone would have killed Hitler and saved us from that **** then he would have been a hero.
Rosstafari said:One more hard night in Ukraine 😪
— The New Voice of Ukraine (@NewVoiceUkraine) February 27, 2022
Ukrainian children had to grow up early
Photo: Olena pic.twitter.com/DzCLzNNne4
outofstateaggie said:This would be the equivalent of Russia putting missiles in Cuba. Not strategically acceptable for China and would certainly destabilize the region.TRM said:
China would hate this.Putin is the best advocate for serious collective defense measures in today's geopolitical landscape. https://t.co/K0Zaf7PIs7
— Patrick Fox (@RealCynicalFox) February 28, 2022
JFABNRGR said:outofstateaggie said:This would be the equivalent of Russia putting missiles in Cuba. Not strategically acceptable for China and would certainly destabilize the region.TRM said:
China would hate this.Putin is the best advocate for serious collective defense measures in today's geopolitical landscape. https://t.co/K0Zaf7PIs7
— Patrick Fox (@RealCynicalFox) February 28, 2022
Whats the difference between Hosting ICBMs in Japan and our Subs in the same area but underwater?
Regarding all those vehicles out of fuel pic.twitter.com/u4Mesx1FGH
— Woofers (@NotWoofers) February 28, 2022
