Putin destroyed the lives of millions of Ukrainians on a whim. They shouldn't concede a single breath of air to that tyrant.
Look i'm not saying the state doesn't deserve it, but give me a few days for me and the dogs to get to Montana before you hand Vlad the keys
seems clear any negotiations on Russia's behalf is about buying them time to reset the tables, restock their inventory, etc and do this all over again (assuming their prior stated goal of regime change in Ukraine does not happen via the other means theyve attempted)
Man. What can you say about those states that hasn’t already been said about the Russian economy. “who would wanna live there?” “What a terrible situation for the citizens” “I mean it’s indirectly their fault. They share some culpability “ “Its terrible” “No way to recover” “Yikes”
the Republican Party is predictably maintaining its posture of being overwhelmingly focused on Trans issues. Meanwhile, WWIII would be the ultimate disaster and the Republican Party is worried about critical race theory and trans issues which seems to be a mismatch. Hope that helps.
He's not dumb. They don't have any real strength (although of course they could up the ante with chemical or nukes) and any time he spends would delay the Russians (or at least show good faith to other actors).
Russians Kicked Up Radioactive Dust Driving Through Chernobyl's Red Forest By Bill Galluccio March 28, 2022 the highly contaminated "Red Forest" without adequate protection against the radiation. Two workers told Reuters that the troops drove their tanks and armored vehicles through the area, kicking up clouds of radioactive dust in their wake. "A big convoy of military vehicles drove along a road right behind our facility, and this road goes past the Red Forest," said one of the workers. "The convoy kicked up a big column of dust. Many radiation safety sensors showed exceeded levels," he added. One of the workers called the soldiers "suicidal" because they likely inhaled the dust, which could irradiate them from the inside out. Russian troops took over the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster in the early days of their invasion of Ukraine. They have controlled the site and the neighboring town of Slavutych. During the occupation, the workers have continued to monitor the remains of the nuclear reactor. On Sunday (March 27), Russian forces left Slavutych, the city's mayor announced in a video post. "They completed the work they had set out to do," Yuri Fomichev said, according to Reuters. "They surveyed the town, today they finished doing it and left the town. There aren't any in the town right now."