Putins dream was for the US to leave NATO.
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Putins dream was for the US to leave NATO.
Which EU Countries import the most gas?
https://www.smh.com.au/world/europe/...31-p59snl.html
Someone is due an accident for revealing the plan slightly early.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9A-u8EoWcI
Another good summing up from Associated Press (AP) - 3pm NZST
Joe Biden, Vladimir Putin signal bigger confrontation ahead over Ukraine
https://www.stuff.co.nz/world/europe...d-over-ukraine
SMH worth a look...something that should make Russia tremble in its boots!
https://www.smh.com.au/world/europe/...31-p59snl.html
Never a good sign when Putin starts rapping his fingers on the table.
Not only did Sergei 'Minsk' his words, but then basically agreed with invasion – even though it is NOT being discussed.
Ever seen a guy look and sound more terrified of his boss?
Like a scene out of Austin Powers with Dr. Evil getting mad with one of his henchmen.
Nice for the news flow to slow for tea-time.
Special thanks to Waltzing for so succinctly summing up this morning 1st thing, same again tomorrow?
38m ago 06:50
Putin ready for 'diplomatic solutions' but Russia’s interests ‘non-negotiable’
Russian President Vladimir Putin says Moscow is ready to look for “diplomatic solutions” over Ukraine but stressed that the country’s interests were non-negotiable.
In a video address on Wednesday morning to mark the Defender of the Fatherland Day, a public holiday in Russia, Agence France-Press cites Putin as saying:
Our country is always open for direct and honest dialogue, for the search for diplomatic solutions to the most complex problems.
The interests of Russia, the security of our citizens, are non-negotiable for us.”In the video address, Putin congratulated the country’s men, praised the battle-readiness of the Russian army and said he was certain of the “professionalism” of the military and that they will stand up for the country’s national interests.
His speech follows Russia’s unanimous approval to deploy “peacekeepers” to two self-proclaimed republics in Luhansk and Donetsk now recognised by Moscow as independent.
Putin said Russia would continue to develop state-of-the-art weapons.We will continue to develop advanced weapon systems, including hypersonic and those based on new physical principles, and expand the use of advanced digital technologies and elements of artificial intelligence.
Such complexes are truly the weapons of the future, which significantly increase the combat potential of our armed forces.”