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[OFF TOPIC] Politics Thread


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1 minute ago, NikolaB said:

And US sent 5 war ships close to Russian borders in Baltics and Black Sea area and? Russian geopolitical interests are based on postsoviet area, on Ukraine, Belarus, Central Asia and Caucasus.

Not sure with Russian borders. But the NATO ships are close to Sweden borders. It’s clearly to say SHUT UP Putin. And to show 

 

Yes the interest are mainly on those places you are talking about but he don’t want Sweden and Finland to be members of NATO. He clearly said no more countries should be members of NATO. And then he send three war ships close to Sweden. Coincidence? I don’t think so. 

 

Even Swedish minister of defense said Sweden shouldn’t be naive and that Russia can attack Sweden in the future. 

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2 minutes ago, Belle said:

 

Even Swedish minister of defense said Sweden shouldn’t be naive and that Russia can attack Sweden in the future. 

I thought that we on Balkans have "exclusive rights" to be rulled by idiots, but I was wrong. There is no difference between political scums in Serbia, Albania, Sweden, UK or Australia. But, as I said it few posts above, I cant believe that people suck that shits in 21 century Europe. 

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7 minutes ago, NikolaB said:

I thought that we on Balkans have "exclusive rights" to be rulled by idiots, but I was wrong. There is no difference between political scums in Serbia, Albania, Sweden, UK or Australia. But, as I said it few posts above, I cant believe that people suck that shits in 21 century Europe. 

Pretty sure Peter Hultqvist( Swedish minister of defense) know more about Sweden’s relationship with Russia (and NATO) than you. Clearly something worrying him. 

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1 minute ago, Belle said:

Pretty sure Peter Hultqvist( Swedish minister of defense) know more about Sweden’s relationship with Russia (and NATO) than you. Clearly something worrying him. 

Yeah, next elections

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7 hours ago, Belle said:

Could be or even something worse… who know except him (maybe the government too)?

Putin is a megalomaniac dictator, but he is not stupid, let's be honest :p He knows attacking Sweden can only end up costing him way more than it could give him. Sweden might not be a NATO country, thinking that a military attack on Sweden would not be answered would simply be dumb (and I'm sure Putin is smart enough to know that).

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It seems as reported by people doing OSINT (open source intelligence) that part of the Russian ships out on the Baltic sea are heading to the Black sea

Which seems consistent with the Moscow regime's more immediate goals.

Putin might be stupid but he is not crazy - he knows that attacking Sweden or Finland means war with the Western powers.

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