Russia Will Nuke Germany and the UK if Ukraine War Continues

[k1976]

Europe Tio DP?
They must be orgasm to heaven 99th level

Trump from the west, Putin from the east. Europe is fucked! Heng ah, I am not in Europe.

 

[404]

Trump from the west, Putin from the east. Europe is fucked! Heng ah, I am not in Europe.

With the U.S. and China dominating the global landscape, they will prevent Europe and Russia little chance of aligning to form a third major power bloc.

 

[syed putra]

Is your narrative just half truth? Is full story after 1954 like this (from AI) ....

In 1954, Crimea was transferred from the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic to the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic by the Soviet leadership. Since then, its political status has shifted through three major eras: [1]

1. The Soviet Era (1954–1991)
The transfer of Crimea was orchestrated by Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. While largely symbolic—commemorating the 300th anniversary of Ukraine's unification with Russia—it was also a practical administrative move. Because the peninsula was physically connected to Ukraine, it heavily relied on the Ukrainian mainland for water, electricity, and transportation. Because both were Soviet republics, this transfer had little immediate impact on the general populace. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]

2. Independent Ukraine (1991–2014)
When the Soviet Union collapsed and Ukraine gained independence in 1991, Crimea remained an integral part of the newly formed Ukrainian state. This was formalized through local referendums and the establishment of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea. During this period, the legal rights of indigenous Crimean Tatars were officially rehabilitated, allowing hundreds of thousands of them to return home after having been deported by Stalin during World War II. [1, 2, 3, 4]

3. Russian Annexation and Current Status (2014–Present)
In early 2014, following the Ukrainian revolution, Russian military forces occupied the Crimean Peninsula. Shortly after, an internationally disputed referendum was held, resulting in Russia declaring Crimea a federal subject of the Russian Federation. The annexation was immediately condemned by Ukraine, the United Nations, and the vast majority of the international community, who still recognize the territory as Ukrainian. The situation remains heavily militarized and contested to this day.
1. The Post-Soviet Era (1991–2014)
When Ukraine gained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, Donetsk remained an undisputed and integral territory of Ukraine. Founded originally by Welsh businessman John Hughes in 1869, the city grew into Ukraine's primary coal-mining and metallurgical hub. While the region was ethnically diverse and predominantly Russian-speaking, its population overwhelmingly voted in favor of Ukrainian independence during the December 1991 national referendum. [, 2, 3]

2. Separatist Conflict & The "DPR" (2014–2022)
Following the 2014 Euromaidan revolution in Kyiv, Russian-backed paramilitaries seized government buildings in the region. They declared the creation of the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR), an unrecognized proxy state heavily supported by Moscow. This triggered an eight-year localized war between Ukrainian forces and separatists, which effectively split the province in two. The frontlines solidified, and Ukraine moved the official regional administration out of occupied Donetsk city to the government-controlled city of Kramatorsk

Is Ukraine an independent state? Does Ukraine want to unify or only Russia wanting to unify and so invading is allowed?
Same for China wants Taiwan back, but does Taiwanese want to go back? So, war is justified right?
How about Malaysia and Singapore, do we vote or Malaysia just invade to take back one's country independence?

The question is, ukraine does not waNt russian speakers in the country. So a divorce is best option. Crimea and 4 eastern oblast being majority Russian. No other country bombard their own citizen with artillery like in ukraine.

 

[jsctan]

The question is, ukraine does not waNt russian speakers in the country. So a divorce is best option. Crimea and 4 eastern oblast being majority Russian. No other country bombard their own citizen with artillery like in ukraine.

But it is obvious Ukraine does not want to unite with Russia right? Now fighting for so long.

 

[glockman]

With the U.S. and China dominating the global landscape, they will prevent Europe and Russia little chance of aligning to form a third major power bloc.

Europe and Russian will never form a bloc. They will continue to be at odds for the next century. The US is a declining power, their economic weakness will bring down their military prowess. That leaves China to be the sole global superpower.

 

[glockman]

We got China coming...where got heng?

China loves Spore. So we are very heng!

 

[404]

Russia has long harbored ambitions and wet, wet, wet dreams of integrating with Europe, yet it has thus far refrained from direct conflict with the continent despite Europe’s continuous support for Ukraine. This aid has repeatedly crossed Russia's established "red lines," most recently with the United Kingdom and France supplying uranium-related materials to Ukraine. Although these supplies are ostensibly intended for commercial use, there remains significant geopolitical concern regarding their ultimate application.

Russia continues its assault on Ukraine, boasting of the hundreds or thousands of soldiers they have killed, yet their strategic objectives remain unfulfilled. Their situation remains unresolved as long as they do not address the primary sources of Ukraine’s financial aid, equipment, and ammunition.

 

[404]

I still remember early China’s statement that it is not in its interest to see a defeated Russia. It will be interesting to see how they plan to ensure this outcome.

 

[myfoot123]

China has never aimed to be number 1, it just happens organically. Trying to stop its growth is unnatural.

 

[404]

English plus Frenchis plus some EU/NATO nations supported supplying uranium to Zelensky, whole eu must must PHD holders, their equation went haywire, if Ukraine throws one nuke related bomb, Putin can happily throws on over 30 eu nations, one = over 30?

Bessent has confirmed that shifting Iran's oil sales to U.S. dollar invoicing is a key feature of ongoing peace talks, but the policy for Russia is different: the U.S. is using sanctions to try and force Moscow to negotiate, while Bessent predicts Russia could return to the dollar system After the Ukraine war concludes
Iran strongly insisted on using RMB for transaction but Russia "softed" on the USD issue on hope for the US mediates the Ukraine Russia ceasefire
the result of the 39 days with an upper hand vs the 5 years war and continues

 

[404]

Russia missed its primary strategic window during the 39-day conflict between Iran and the United States, choosing instead to proceed at its own pace. Now, as ceasefire negotiations and MoU discussions take place in Switzerland, Ukraine’s retaliatory strikes have caused significant damage to Moscow’s critical infrastructure. Recognizing Ukraine’s tactical potential, international allies have committed to providing full support through an increased supply of advanced drones and lethal missiles.