Starmer 'ready' to put UK troops on ground in Ukraine to protect peace
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We already have that in multiple places
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Every single comment they make is exactly three paragraphs. What's up with that?
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We don't have any on a powder keg of a border like Ukraine and Russia
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On Sunday, Trump said that he expected Zelensky to be involved in the talks. He also said he would allow European nations to buy US weapons for Ukraine.
Ah yes of course.
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I'm pretty sure you've already started.
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Oh, the irony of accusing someone of outsourcing thought while offering nothing but a limp dismissal. Did you even engage with the points, or is this just your default setting when confronted with analysis that doesn’t fit your pre-chewed narrative?
If you’ve got a counterargument, let’s hear it. Otherwise, your comment is just noise in the signal—a placeholder for actual discourse. Try harder next time.
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Yeah we do, it's called the Suwałki Gap. Any other country can become a target now that US doesn't give a fuck.
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That's why he can't wait!
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Squid, you're welcome here in the UK, but ... er ... don't do that.
Flashbacks of the time I, a northerner, tried to do a "Landan" accent that time I visited London. In retrospect I'm lucky all I got was a "what are you doing?"
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I believed what you're trying to say is thank you?
What can I say except !You're welcome!...
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Troops along the Ukrainian/Belarus border.
Not involved in fighting but frees up Ukrainian units.
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Seriously. The world should unite to punish the US every year a fascist is in office.
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I mean the whole point was me being an ignorant American...
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Thanks never knew about the gap.
Probably one of the most strategic places in europe -
Ah. I see. Being stupid on purpose, in parody or otherwise, sometimes doesn't go over all that well either.
I have made that mistake before, and will probably make it again at some point.
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While their aid was incredible, purchasing of weapons was always a part of it.
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A large number of standup comedians and sitcoms would suggest otherwise.
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Used to be for sure, but lost its importance when Finland joined. Also if things go the way they are going now, Russia will lose Kaliningrad in a decade or two.
