Which country will Russia invade next?

[HardRJones]

According to my personal database the next will be Poland

New recruit reporting for duty, sir!

 

[cryptofriendly]

Greenland then Ukraine and finally Germany

They are already occupied by the US (no official personnel in Ukraine just yet), no additional measures needed.

Greenland:
The U.S. military has a permanent presence at Pituffik Space Base in Greenland. The base is used for missile warning, missile defense, and space surveillance. The U.S. also has a history of military bases in Greenland, including Camp Century, which was built under the ice during the Cold War.

Ukraine:
To date, we (US military complex) have provided $65.9 billion in military assistance since Russia launched its premeditated, unprovoked, and brutal full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Germany:
As of July 2024, there were around 35,068 US military personnel in Germany, the highest number in any European country.

 

[polonieth]

Russia launched its premeditated, unprovoked, and brutal full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Source?

 

[void]

Trump offering statehood to the people living in the failing nation called Canada is possibly the most generous thing he could ever do. That country is on the brink of total collapse

I didn't say that people in Canada wouldn't benefit from it - but their current slaver would lose the tit he is sucking, will hardly accept this "generosity" and it will bring nothing good to anyone in the end

 

[John Spectre]

Do you think NATO (400m people and 10x GDP of RU) without US cannot defend itself against the gas station with atomic bomb?

A lot of war conflicts started when attacked country/countries are at crisis situation and can't use it military force on full power.
So if technically we will come to situation when NATO will be near collapsed state, or just finished as a military alliance - russia could take a moment to occupy some or all Baltics countries when no or not enough allies will be able to help.

With sudden change of rhetoric route by Trump in terms of relationship with EU countries, Canada etc it's a just couple of another big members of NATO need to go out of alliance to make it literally useless.

russia against full scale NATO power (and without US) for sure can't be so danger. But russians not so stupid to do direct attack.

 

[sknomad]

Statistically speaking Russia invades a neighbouring country every 5-7 years or so, and seeing that this round is closed to end with a win for Putin...
Which country will he invade next?

I'm tempted between Transnistria, Estonia or Lithuania...

Which country will USA invade next?

USA invades 1 cou try every 15 mo ths in average.

When you count countries where USA invaded in last 70 years and divide it by 70, you will see that USA invade 1 country every 15 months in average.

Panama?
Denmark (Greenland area)?
Canada?
Mexico?
North Korea?
Iran?
Venezuela?

This is just a list of countries to which has Trump promised invasion if they do not accept his conditions..

 

[cryptofriendly]

Source?

Of course a biased one, the US government.
I have just quoted their own website, that's why I had to clarify the 'we' in the bracket.

https://www.state.gov/bureau-of-pol...025/01/u-s-security-cooperation-with-ukraine/

BTW: A bit offtopic, but is anyone else here waiting for the final release of "We"?
It has been 4 years now...

<We (Russian: Мы) is a Russian dystopian film directed by Hamlet Dulyan>

 

[polonieth]

Of course a biased one, the US government.
I have just quoted their own website, that's why I had to clarify the 'we' in the bracket.

https://www.state.gov/bureau-of-pol...025/01/u-s-security-cooperation-with-ukraine/

BTW: A bit offtopic, but is anyone else here waiting for the final release of "We"?
It has been 4 years now...

<We (Russian: Мы) is a Russian dystopian film directed by Hamlet Dulyan>

Published on January 20th lol.

Look at William Burns memo from 2008, that puts to bed the idea it was "unprovoked"

 

[cryptofriendly]

Published on January 20th lol.

Look at William Burns memo from 2008, that puts to bed the idea it was "unprovoked"

I would be the last one to state that it was 'unprovoked' and Russia is the sole aggressor.
How just a month can change the US stance and little dictator Zelensky's image.

Reminds me of the old joke:
"What is the difference between a conspiracy theory and reality? 6 months."

I hope that maybe everyone, even the sheeple, realizes that everything in the media are lies and propaganda. (*)
The real war isn't for land in Ukraine, but for everyone's mind and perception.

(*) If everything in the news are lies and deception, imagine what 'history' is.

 

[no1d]

A lot of war conflicts started when attacked country/countries are at crisis situation and can't use it military force on full power.
So if technically we will come to situation when NATO will be near collapsed state, or just finished as a military alliance - russia could take a moment to occupy some or all Baltics countries when no or not enough allies will be able to help.

If Europeans forgot how their life was during the USSR then let Russia invade us. We are invaded anyway by US big tech and Chinese products, only an army it's missing.
Some people here will live a more happy life in an Europe under Russian empire.

 

[Armani]

If Europeans forgot how their life was during the USSR then let Russia invade us. We are invaded anyway by US big tech and Chinese products, only an army it's missing.
Some people here will live a more happy life in an Europe under Russian empire.

A life where you can have a beautiful Russian girlfriend even if you're not a tatooed criminal or a billionaire?
I would like that over the actual feminist hypergamic hell