
You haven’t given any detail though, you’ve just dropped names and linked to long-winded articles, and when I’ve read those articles I’ve found that they don’t line up with your statements.
I can understand diplomacy and finding a common ground. I’ve been in enough relationships with bad women to know that all too well.
What I see from Russia is a desire to force a decision in their favour, with a bullshit statement along the lines of “well, you didn’t do what we asked, so we’re going to follow through with our threats”. As if that somehow makes the threats themselves justified.
Hah full blown aggression, I hope you’re paid per ascii character.
I’ve told you my lane. My heels are in the sand, and I call out bullshit wherever I see it. You’re just so far on one side you can’t acknowledge that I’m on your side with some things.
I summarised this:
That was basically what your handful of links from Western scholars said.
In saying that, I was far more specific than you have been. If you wish to challenge me on any particular point, I welcome that, particularly as these are points you’re supposed to be presenting.
Please, give me a specific point to mull over. So far it’s been either generic or diverting.
Yes, the Minsk agreements were created to avoid Russia invading more of Ukraine. Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014, the rest of the world wanted them to stop, now Russia is continuing their invasion.
Nevermind the fact that the agreement basically broke down completely in 2015, well before Russia mobilised in 2022.
You’re trying to make out that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is some sort of forgone conclusion. It wasn’t. It was an active decision to invade and kill people.
And there we have it, full blown threats. If Russia can’t get its way, if Russia can’t claim the territory it wants, nukes will fly.
I am accutely aware of the threat of nukes, far more than you know. That won’t discourage me from calling out bullshit regardless.