The President of Belarus proposed an alliance between Russia and Europe

a reply to: Annee

You are substituting the commandments of God. That is, you confess that you serve Satan. Clear!

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: Annee

You are substituting the commandments of God. That is, you confess that you serve Satan. Clear!

God?

I'm not that gullible.

The question is, which empire is the least perverted and corrupt? America, Europe, Russia, China? The thing we dont need is perverted corruption of one power getting the upper hand over another one without some border there.

a reply to: RussianTroll

I think he's incorrect in saying that the United States is weakening Europe. The United States and Europe both seem to be actively seeking to weaken themselves and "cull the herd".

But given his position, I can't blame his opinions. He's doing his best to tie Belarus to Russia instead of to the Western "free democracies" that are doing their best to drill as many holes in their own hulls as possible.

originally posted by: RussianTroll

In my city there is a madhouse located on the mountain "Altynka". There, too, patients gather periodically and decide the fate of the world, while the orderlies do not see them)))))

You are the one with the "decide the fate of the world" with your "all progressive humanity does not care what the dying West..." post. I just replied to your insanity with a orderly person type remark of good luck with that...lol

You kind of demonstrated who is whom here.

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: putnam6

That is, you acknowledge that, at a minimum, you are occupying entire territories of Syria and Iraq. By pure chance, these areas are rich in oil. You are stealing not only the territories of sovereign countries, you are stealing their resources, admit it. Here, on the forum, these thoughts constantly sound.
Therefore, you have no moral right to condemn any country. You are trying to steal Russian thousand years of history, splitting the Russian people into elements that are obedient to you. The answer will be extremely harsh....

Forgive me for being too harsh and emotional, but the reality is this.

Yea that's pretty over the top, even for you...

Sounds like the proverbial bombastic Russian or a paranoid one, or a combo of both.

If Russia ever wanted to be accepted by Europe this is a roundabout way to go about it. Read the news most Americans are more worried about the economy.

apnews.com...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Americans are becoming less supportive of punishing Russia for launching its invasion of Ukraine if it comes at the expense of the U.S. economy, a sign of rising anxiety over inflation and other challenges, according to a new poll.

While broad support for U.S. sanctions has not faltered, the balance of opinion on prioritizing sanctions over the economy has shifted, according to the poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research. Now 45% of U.S. adults say the nation’s bigger priority should be sanctioning Russia as effectively as possible, while slightly more — 51% — say it should be limiting damage to the U.S. economy.

Im shocked it's taken this long honestly, even with the military aid. I would have thought Russian military expertise and esprit de corps would have overwhelmed the drug-addled nazis by now.

Perhaps it's futile to argue the political and historic accounts here, let's look at the military aspects alone. Sounds like Russia is ramping up for an offensive, how much of the battlefield assessment do you agree with?

www.understandingwar.org...

Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, June 3

Kateryna Stepanenko, Mason Clark, and George Barros

June 3, 7:30 pm ET


Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu claimed that Russian forces will “accelerate” the “special military operation” in Ukraine in a meeting with Chechen Leader Ramzan Kadyrov on June 3, though Russian forces are unlikely to be able to do so. Kadyrov said that Shoigu has “identified new tasks” that will improve the effectiveness of Russian offensive maneuvers and improve Russian tactics.[1] Kadyrov did not specify which tasks Russian forces will undertake to speed up their pace. Shoigu previously claimed on May 24 that Russian forces were making slow progress in eastern Ukraine to avoid civilian casualties.[2] In a retrospective on the 100th day of the war, the UK Defense Ministry stated that Russian forces will likely establish control over Luhansk Oblast in the next two weeks, though only at significant further cost.[3] The UK Defense Ministry further noted that Russian forces on all other axes have gone over to defensive operations to concentrate all available forces in Severodonetsk, and stated Russia will need to commit sizable investment of manpower and equipment—that it will be unable to generate quickly, if at all—to advance beyond Luhansk Oblast.

A Russian milblogger published a lengthy message on June 3 claiming that nearly the entire 35th Combined Arms Army has been destroyed in Izyum due to incompetent Russian commanders. A Russian milblogger under the pseudonym Boytsovyi Kot Murz said that Russian commanders did not account for combat challenges in the Izyum woods, leading to significant losses in the 64th and 38th Separate Guard Motor Rifle Brigades, which he reported now have less than 100 servicemen in total.[4] Boytsovyi Kot Murz claimed that Russian commanders failed to provide necessary equipment to units fighting in wooded terrain and did not repair Russian heavy artillery in a timely manner. Russian forces also reportedly lacked effective communication with command centers and relied on messengers due to the shortage of encrypted phones. Boytsovyi Kot Murz noted that the lack of communications between Russian units and commanders allowed Ukrainian forces to strike Russian advanced positions with drones. Russian private military company servicemen from Wagner also refused to participate in combat, leading to a significant lack of advances on the Izyum axis. While ISW cannot independently confirm these reports, they are consistent with previous reports of Russian operations and high casualties on the Izyum axis.