Putin is not a fool, He knows what he suppose to do ? Who is Right ?

[BitcoinMoses]

The Ukrainian President should be more foresighted about his Presidency. If take counsels from
Israeli or American Jews how to govern his country makes him idiot. This is why Putin were pushed by
his God Father to invade Ukraine.

Who is right Putin or Ukranian President ?

All the Russians are Rus and all the Ukrainians are Rus too.
They should respect each other and coexist peacefully. But the West playing Chess
against Putin and Putin has moved his Horse. If the West do not go into war against Putin
mean the Western Global Political Monopoly is in decline. But if the West go into war against Russia
its mean Nuclear Holocaust. The West is trying to push Japan to come on the Ukrainian side first to see what happen ?
Is Japan going to fool themselves again ?  Japan should remain neutral. That is good for Japan. Japan should fight for their own freedom.


If Biden make mistakes it will lead the West to begin the World War 3.

What do you think ? Who is right ?
Will the West go to fight ?

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[stadus]

If Biden make mistakes it will lead the West to begin the World War 3.

I don't think Biden would intervene, he knows that Putin is suicidal and he is not ready for the WW3. All the US can do is to impose sanction economically, and they will not involve in that war between the two countries, in short, their support is very limited only.

[KingScorpio]

if putin retreats his troops without a good deal he basically openly said that he approves of the genocide of his people by random criminals and war mongerers, from the west.

in russia being against the war automatically means you support the genocide in ukraine.

i hope we get into a balanced situtation and putin opens his heart to god, and israel.

although the westen elite and its massive corruption is a big stone in the way of that.

[Hetadrop]

if putin retreats his troops without a good deal he basically openly said that he approves of the genocide of his people by random criminals and war mongerers, from the west.

You should stop lying and be real: Putin is committing murder every day and if Putin does not stop, he will shoot more civilians every day:

Putin should immediatedly stop his war  

He is committing crimes every day, kills civillians a lot and his Russia should be demilitarized!
We need to make it very clear to demand from Putin: stop Putin's war because we will help Ukraine.

Russia kills Ukraine civilians every day: https://twitter.com/christogrozev/status/1501179216649408515?cxt=HHwWhsCyieiiodUpAAAA

We need international law here to punish Putin for his war crimes!

[lumbanrang]

What was wrong from the start was the Ukrainian President who reneged on the Minsk agreement by joining NATO. Putin here just wants to give a warning to NATO and its allies not to play with them. If only the Ukrainian President had not joined NATO from the start, this kind of thing would not have happened.

Will the West go to fight ?

It seems that the west does not want to go to war directly with Russia. They want to make Ukraine a second Afghanistan or Syria by sending weapons there.

[paxmao]

if putin retreats his troops without a good deal he basically openly said that he approves of the genocide of his people by random criminals and war mongerers, from the west.

in russia being against the war automatically means you support the genocide in ukraine.

i hope we get into a balanced situtation and putin opens his heart to god, and israel.

although the westen elite and its massive corruption is a big stone in the way of that.

Yet that is exactly what he has offered in the latest negotiations. It seems that everything is negotiable for him after all.

Putin is not a fool nor a madman, it is an outdated product of the Soviet era. Someone who was pretty much irrelevant - a low ranking KGB delivery boy - until the USSR collapsed and managed to make a career in politics in St Petersburg by corrupting and engaging with the worst elements of the extinct Soviet regime.

[Majestic-milf]

If Biden make mistakes it will lead the West to begin the World War 3.

I don't think Biden would intervene, he knows that Putin is suicidal and he is not ready for the WW3. All the US can do is to impose sanction economically, and they will not involve in that war between the two countries, in short, their support is very limited only.

I don't think Putin is suicidal. Maybe a wee bit. I feel he's just fighting to protect what's his because should he fold his hands and do nothing, the US could through persuading Ukraine to join the NATO get to them. Although staging a war is not the best method of approach, I guess he saw no other means but to use war.
 Of course Biden can only look on while the Ukrainians are being ravaged because frankly, he does not want his head on the chopping block should a more severe outcome like WW3 occur if he as much as lends a hand and I think Putin is aware of this. This is more like checking a king!

[BADecker]

Note that Putin invoked Article 51 of the UN Charter, and signed off on it, before he sent troops into Ukraine.

[OgNasty]

Who is right Putin or Ukranian President ?

I think from their own perspectives each must think they are right, correct?  Otherwise, you could assume that there would be no conflict.  I don't think Putin wakes up in the morning wondering what evil he can unleash on the world.  I think he's genuinely doing what he feels is in the best interests of his people.  Is he wrong?  From my perspective it seems so, but maybe I'd be wrong to assume that I wouldn't do the same thing in his position.  Killing people is never ok, especially with large scale wars where nearly everyone ends up a victim in some form.  I'd like to think Putin knows a lot that I don't which he feels justifies his actions, but I'm too ignorant on the entire subject to have much of a smart take.  Mostly I think this should have been handled with talks and if Russia had issues with the United States doing things too close to their borders, maybe we should have engaged in more discussions on what we could have done to avoid this conflict.