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Ukraine Conflict.
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Have no sympathy with Russia and there appalling actions in Ukraine, but cannot understand how we in the west are openly supporting Ukraine by supplying arms and imposing severe sanctions against Russia, yet Biden is saying that if China supports Russia there will be consequences. How is it o.k for the west to support Ukraine and yet the east not support Russia. No abuse please just hopefully point out what I am missing!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.But playing the 'devil's advocate ' here, Putin believes that Ukraine is Russian and he could not run the risk of such a huge country bordering Russia joining nato. Imagine Scotland gaining independence from the UK and then deciding to join the Russain bloc. I just feel that we in the west seem to assume everything we do and say its right and everyone else is wrong. just a point of view. gulp!!
So if Scotland was a free and democratic country and joined Russia, you are saying a uk government would have no problem with Russain arms and troops being placed at Gretna Green. again just asking, have no sympathy with Russia but for negotiations to have a successful outcome and a end to the dreadful suffering in Ukraine it must surely be acknowledged that there are two sides to every dispute.
Russia has borders with NATO countries - does Putin think NATO will attack Russia? What would be the point?
Ukraine is not a NATO country, Putin has invaded because he thinks it should belong to Russia lock, stock & barrel or Russia may become "infected" by democracy threatening his stranglehold on power.
Ukraine is not a NATO country, Putin has invaded because he thinks it should belong to Russia lock, stock & barrel or Russia may become "infected" by democracy threatening his stranglehold on power.
Propaganda aside I doubt that ordinary Russians feel threatened by NATO or by Ukraine.
The problem here is that Putin wants to cling on to his current dictatorial system of government but it's wrong & probably won't survive long term unless he goes the way of extreme repression like China & N. Korea.
The problem here is that Putin wants to cling on to his current dictatorial system of government but it's wrong & probably won't survive long term unless he goes the way of extreme repression like China & N. Korea.