Why dont Polish people think nobody will help when they are part of NATO?
Well as long as they figure out a way not to annihilate the world in the process
No, because Polish people very well remember how WW2 started and how we were abandoned. I also don't think that Polish dont believe per se, they are just cautious.
Because nobody helped us during ww2. We were fucked from both sides and then occupied by Russia for decades.....
I don't know when you were in Warsaw last time, but it's simply not true. It's not the 90ties with skinheads or something.In Poland you can get "wpierdol" (basically a proper ass beating) in the middle of the day in the capital city just because you look different.
Given that, I can see why people would feel uncertain.
). They are also very similar to us in many aspects.
It is not only the old fools but it is understandable due to Russian history. Hardships have always been a part of the culture so to say. For example during 90s Russia experienced 3 defaults of their currency.
Hungary is already banning grain exports. And China bought 2 times more than needed grain supply last year (or this year).
Russians out of the country reporting back.
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Przejdz sie na prage w stroju jednorozca a moze sam sie przekonasz.
Hey, the UK and France tried to help Poland in WW2. The UK declared war on Germany for Poland........then we got destroyed by the Germans and had to pull back, but we tried............przepraszam
One consideration is it might be serving as temp housing for the Russian school teachers and disbanded units that don't want to fight.
The same ones you were referring to making predictions about Ukraine?Some military experts are predicting that Poland could fall in 2 days.
I thought the press was off limits in wars? They are lucky to be alive.
That's fucked.
So is friendly fire. Happens more often than you think
IIRC most of the UK military strength was the navy and France believed so much in the Maginot Line that they were very reluctant to move past it to Germany with enough force to relieve Poland. The British navy at least ended up being more use in the long run than the Maginot line. The involvement of Stalin was a top 10 war anime betrayal.Hey, the UK and France tried to help Poland in WW2. The UK declared war on Germany for Poland........then we got destroyed by the Germans and had to pull back, but we tried............przepraszam
Ukraine already has/had massive problems with human trafficking.
Press dying during war coverage is common. Not exactly the safest occupation
If that problem is from Russian criminals destabalizing the nation then it might be reduced considerably.
Where was Gondor when the Westfold fell? Where was Gondor when our enemies closed in around us!?Zelensky has condemns NATO and the west in a television address to the Ukrainian people.
"Knowing that new strikes and casualties are inevitable, Nato deliberately decided not to close the sky over Ukraine," he said in a video address from his office in Kyiv.
"Today the leadership of the alliance gave the green light for further bombing of Ukrainian cities and villages, refusing to make a no-fly zone."
Really strong words from the Ukrainian president, and I get it. It must be heartbreaking to see his people suffer, but I also get the NATO perspective as well.
Wonder how Ukraine will judge the west when this is over? Will these comments and lack of NATO action will push Ukrainian people away from the EU and NATO?
As it happened: Russia continues full-scale attacks as residents trapped - BBC News
People hoping to escape besieged cities in Ukraine are forced back to shelters, as fresh shelling is reported elsewhere.www.bbc.co.uk
Wouldn't go so far as to say condemns, eviscerates, demolishes or any other overwrought adjectives.Zelensky has condemns NATO and the west in a television address to the Ukrainian people.
"Knowing that new strikes and casualties are inevitable, Nato deliberately decided not to close the sky over Ukraine," he said in a video address from his office in Kyiv.
"Today the leadership of the alliance gave the green light for further bombing of Ukrainian cities and villages, refusing to make a no-fly zone."
Really strong words from the Ukrainian president, and I get it. It must be heartbreaking to see his people suffer, but I also get the NATO perspective as well.
Wonder how Ukraine will judge the west when this is over? Will these comments and lack of NATO action will push Ukrainian people away from the EU and NATO?
As it happened: Russia continues full-scale attacks as residents trapped - BBC News
People hoping to escape besieged cities in Ukraine are forced back to shelters, as fresh shelling is reported elsewhere.
Absolute fucking units.
Sky News team's harrowing account of their violent ambush in Ukraine this week
On Monday, near Kyiv, chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay and his team were attacked. Camera operator Richie Mockler took two rounds to his body armour, Stuart was wounded. Their experience illustrates the scale of the mayhem and violence as Russia's invasion enters a new and deadlier phase.news.sky.com
The video in this story is fucked up.
Other groups are also involved. Ukraine is/was basically in a perfect position when it comes to as a source and transit country. It's a whole topic and there's lots of info around on it if you're interested.
That seems exactly the kind of issue that could be given particular attention while rebuilding. Ukrainians can clearly chew gum and walk at the same time.
I know!Seems like the cunt has green lit death squads to spread terror.
Sure sign of a military campaign going well, that.
Fuck me, what a pathetic little weasel he is. Strong man?
They should really just settle it in the ring…..a boxing match with Vladimir Putin vs Viltali Klitschko. The PPV profits could probably be the last chance Putin has to save the Russian economy.I know!
God I hate all the weasel politicians who keep saying things like 'I respect Putin but... Putin is strong but...'
Is he? Is he really though?
"Knowing that new strikes and casualties are inevitable, Nato deliberately decided not to close the sky over Ukraine," he said in a video address from his office in Kyiv.
"Today the leadership of the alliance gave the green light for further bombing of Ukrainian cities and villages, refusing to make a no-fly zone."
Really strong words from the Ukrainian president, and I get it. It must be heartbreaking to see his people suffer, but I also get the NATO perspective as well.
Wonder how Ukraine will judge the west when this is over? Will these comments and lack of NATO action will push Ukrainian people away from the EU and NATO?
As it happened: Russia continues full-scale attacks as residents trapped - BBC News
People hoping to escape besieged cities in Ukraine are forced back to shelters, as fresh shelling is reported elsewhere.
Hey, the UK and France tried to help Poland in WW2. The UK declared war on Germany for Poland........then we got destroyed by the Germans and had to pull back, but we tried............przepraszam
True but if ww3 began, Poland would be in a crossfire and we would be a giant battlefield
