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π©πͺπΊπ¦β German troops will not be deployed in Ukraine even after the ceasefire, β German Chancellor Merz.
What do you think? π€
Johan Diederik
in reply to MAKS 25 ππΊπ¦ • • •NoBorg
in reply to MAKS 25 ππΊπ¦ • • •Anyhow, that doesn't mean that there will be no EU troops, other countries have said they will send them.
Schmaker
in reply to MAKS 25 ππΊπ¦ • •@MAKS 25 ππΊπ¦
I don't care about any of these words until there's at least slight chance of stopping the bloodshed.
It's the "when I will be a millionaire, I will (...)" talk.
Anybody knows how the #Taurus deal ended?
Calibretto22
in reply to Schmaker • • •@schmaker
Yes. It ended with a Ukrainian engineer that woke up one morning and magically had an idea of how the technical problems could be solved that the Ukrainians thought they needed a Taurus for.
In other words: probably silent technology transfer.
The bloodshed will instantly end, when Russian troops leave the legitimate borders of Ukraine. Ukraine repeatedly offered an unconditional ceasefire that was rejected or ignored by the Russian federation.
@MAKS23
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Schmaker
in reply to Calibretto22 • •Then let's give them every weapon possible finally..
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Calibretto22
in reply to Schmaker • • •@schmaker
Absolutely not 'every weapon possible'! Mankind has created terrifying and devastating weapons.
Existing limitations regarding nuclear, biological and chemical warfare should be respected.
But in every other aspect of cooperation Ukraine should be treated as the brave and democratic ally that they are.
@MAKS23
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Christian Willmes
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