K1052
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I agree.Honestly just tell him "Yes, no problem. They are in Luhansk oblast. Send military aid plz"
But Kellogg criticized Biden's overall approach.
“There was a lot of talk about providing things, but they weren't in the right numbers. They weren't in the right time. The Biden administration had a fear of escalation. My belief is that great powers do not fear escalation," he said.
So give them a nuclear weapon and be done with it.Interesting quote from the Trump Administration...
Taken from https://www.reuters.com/investigati...d-ukraine-weapons-shipments-until-2025-02-03/
Or turn the temp up on the frog water. Announce technical help for Ukraine to develop their own nuclear arsenal. Builds pressure for longer without a direct nuclear threat.So give them a nuclear weapon and be done with it.
Pretty sure Russia would say that Ukraine using that nuclear weapon would be viewed as equivalent to the US using it and for once I would agree with Russia.So give them a nuclear weapon and be done with it.
Or turn the temp up on the frog water. Announce technical help for Ukraine to develop their own nuclear arsenal. Builds pressure for longer without a direct nuclear threat.
I'm sure Ukraine can do the work themselves, but the fact that they would have the support of the USA in this work would add extra spice to the announcement.
Hardly, the US isn't at war with Russia, they'd just be using one more weapon that was given to them. Hell, try proving it even came from us. Call their fucking bluff.Pretty sure Russia would say that Ukraine using that nuclear weapon would be viewed as equivalent to the US using it and for once I would agree with Russia.
-Ukraine would need to have an actual functional nuke before telling anyone about it. Not having that functional nuke just puts a countdown clock on top of Russia to use one of their own first or risk losing the war.Sort'a reminds me of how North Korea acquired it's nuclear arsenal without starting a war over it. Don't know if there's an actual similar scenario of which Ukraine could duplicate, or what would happen if Zelenskyy announced their intention to start development of a nuclear deterrence or was nearing completion of one and what Putin would do in response, given the appearance that Ukraine was doing it without outside help from NATO or from other democracies not in the alliance.
-Ukraine would need to have an actual functional nuke before telling anyone about it. Not having that functional nuke just puts a countdown clock on top of Russia to use one of their own first or risk losing the war.
It's very hard to enrich uranium without anyone finding out... That said it's not impossible. They've been working on very technical stuff, and they certainly could manage it quietly if they tried I bet. If they are not, it's probably because they agreed to it as part of negotiations for weapons with the US (and maybe others).Makes me wonder if Ukraine is actually pursuing that at this very moment in time.
Aye. Call their bluff.Hardly, the US isn't at war with Russia, they'd just be using one more weapon that was given to them. Hell, try proving it even came from us. Call their fucking bluff.
And thinking that Putin could win that... seems that is running out of meat. Maybe time to take the free meat from the USA?Spicy happenings in Kursk. Ukraine is taking more land.
Russian forces reached Sudzha from the flank.Spicy happenings in Kursk. Ukraine is taking more land.
Indeed, they want to pull a Thermopylae situation on it. A defeat with a massive cost. The issue? If Russia somehow receives help, they might counter and directly attack Kiev since they would already have enough forces to pull a direct attack. Is a very delicate situation.Russian forces reached Sudzha from the flank.
Ukraine is trying to hold onto the last piece of land by knocking the Russian offensive off balance.
Russia's numbers and the laws of attrition means Ukraine's time in Kursk is limited. Hope they make the most of it.
There is a large distance from Kursk to Kyiv.Indeed, they want to pull a Thermopylae situation on it. A defeat with a massive cost. The issue? If Russia somehow receives help, they might counter and directly attack Kiev since they would already have enough forces to pull a direct attack. Is a very delicate situation.