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Murtaza Hussain
@mazmhussain
“This should have been Europe’s war to manage. In spite of decades of discussion about European defence, it proved too convenient to rely on US largesse. This made Europe a prisoner of US electoral factors. It also caused Europe to shirk the difficult decisions that helping win the war entailed: the big increases in defence expenditure, the 24-hour working in ammunition factories, the hikes in food and energy costs and the political risks such as seizing frozen assets. What remains now for Europe is to secure a place at the negotiating table and to argue for NATO membership for Ukraine as part of any settlement.” https://rusi.org/explore-our-research/publications/commentary/impending-betrayal-ukraine
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highplains.base.eth 🎩✨🔴
@highplains66
Wasn't this war largely the fault of the USA via meddling and crossing well known lines by Putin?. Generally I agree Europe should do more but they didn't want this from the get go.. I don't think Putin is expansionary. Lmao Trump and his 'art of the deal', such great deals. Maybe the best ever. 55 $degen
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MM
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We live on an insane timeline 100 $degen
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Midnight Marauder Ⓜ️
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Europe isn’t homogenous , very similar to the U.S. it’s a cobbled together region with very divergent societies. They may be late to organize on their own but I’d proffer that the countries with the most to lose have been preparing (Poland) or have been all along (Finland) Russia isn’t the great power it imagines it is. Domestic issues with its numerous oblasts, republics etc and corruption have hollowed it out.
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