2022年5月4日水曜日

"I don't see anything other than divided Ukraine."

 

 

 マリアランド】ユーチューバー活動を休止した理由。ロシア人として日本に住みにくくなった?  

 ウクライナのためにロシア人としてできる事

旧ソ連時代から変わらぬ暮らし・・・未承認国家「沿ドニエストル共和国」その内部へ(2022年5月1日)  
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 軍に決定的な欠陥が…ロシアが“敗ける日”これだけの理由【5月2日(月)#報道1930】

 

CNN reporter explains what Putin's war declaration would mean

   

“A Very Dangerous Moment”: Russian & U.S. Escalation Raises Risk of Direct Military Clash in Ukraine STORYMAY 03, 2022
GEORGE BEEBE: Well, I think that’s quite possible. Russians have been speculating for quite some time that Putin might take the step of moving from what he has called a “special operation” in Ukraine into a full-fledged and declared war, which would mean a national mobilization, widespread conscription of Russian soldiers and their use in the battle in Ukraine. So, what that would mean would be that Russia would be gearing up for all-out war in Ukraine.


What we’ve seen in the last few weeks is rhetoric which more and more openly discusses our goal being victory over Russia, Russia’s strategic defeat, the weakening of its military, the marginalization of Russia as a player in the world. And some U.S. officials, including President Biden, have even alluded to the possibility of Putin leaving power, regime change.

 

This[the Minsk Accord] was never implemented, largely because the Ukrainian nationalists were concerned that this was ultimately a formula to allow Russia to use the greater weight of the eastern regions within the Ukrainian state to veto any membership of Ukraine in NATO over time. And I think they were right. That was exactly why the Russians found the Minsk accords appealing, that this was a way of guaranteeing that Ukraine would not join NATO over Russian objections.

 

 

 Retired general makes prediction about Putin's plan in Ukraine

最終的にはウクライナは東西で分断。

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