I wouldn't travel over there without at least a brown passport.74OA said:
People traveling in Russia for any reason should have their head examined.
I wouldn't travel over there without at least a brown passport.74OA said:
People traveling in Russia for any reason should have their head examined.
BassCowboy33 said:Photos online make it look like a "private" jet. The U.S. government owns numerous such jets for diplomatic purposes, and I imagine it was one of those.techno-ag said:
Anybody catch what type of plane flew the three into Andrews tonight? They said a private jet. Just curious.
"Hostage diplomacy" isn't sufficiently on-point. Kidnapping and extortion are much more accurate descriptors. But so long as it's productive for Putin, expect it to continue. Meanwhile, Russia remains a blight on the planet.lb3 said:I wouldn't travel over there without at least a brown passport.74OA said:
People traveling in Russia for any reason should have their head examined.
You gotta give it to Putin; his attempts to recreate the Soviet Union are not going well physically, but his backdoor KGB-style manoeuvring has been chess against NATO for the past 25 years.74OA said:"Hostage diplomacy" isn't sufficiently on-point. Kidnapping and extortion are much more accurate descriptors. But so long as it's productive for Putin, expect it to continue. Meanwhile, Russia remains a blight on the planet.lb3 said:I wouldn't travel over there without at least a brown passport.74OA said:
People traveling in Russia for any reason should have their head examined.
"Thursday's major prisoner exchange highlighted the heavy imbalance that has become typical of such deals, with Russian winning the release of individuals convicted of serious crimes while the West is focused on its own citizens jailed on trivial or baseless charges, or even on Russia's own citizens who are the victims of political persecution by Putin's government."
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