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A generalization of the last 70 years. Obviously there are exceptions.You sure about that?
See above and add to that the fact this is happening in the backyard of several small, friendly states. And if we just watch it happen some of them could be next.So why should we be sticking our nose in though?
A generalization of the last 70 years. Obviously there are exceptions.
See above and add to that the fact this is happening in the backyard of several small, friendly states. And if we just watch it happen some of them could be next.
So since you’re linked into all of the apology reasoning of the FSB have you seen a valid reason given yet as to why they grounded a tanker in the commercial channel and blocked off all maritime traffic into the Sea of Azov in the first damn place?!If you took time to read the first sentence of the article you would see that Russian state borders were violated...
More exceptions than you care to talk about, I'm sure.
We aren't lily white in "respecting" international borders" unless it suits us.
“There is a significant risk that the Kremlin will attempt to worsen the crisis on the Sea of Azov as it struggles to deal with increasing social tension,” Holcomb said. “The Kremlin regularly provokes international crisis to distract Russian society from, and often provide excuses for, worsening socio-economic conditions.”
So since you’re linked into all of the apology reasoning of the FSB have you seen a valid reason given yet as to why they grounded a tanker in the commercial channel and blocked off all maritime traffic into the Sea of Azov in the first damn place?!
A pretty good background article from August.
Russia Opens a New Front in Its War Against Ukraine: the Sea of Azov
Fun fact: there's undeveloped oil/gas in the Sea of Azov
Also, regarding the timing, don't forget this:
Oil selloff this month can't be good for the motherland.