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Different sanctions, different restrictions.
Don't expect the EU to back up Kiev in fighting a bloody civil war and giving a ratsass about Minsk.
Germany, France, Italy and the UK paved the way for a rollover decision at the G7 summit last month, with leaders concluding they had little choice because of the patchy implementation of the Minsk accord.
Sanctions against the Ukraine for not implementing their part are already up to debate, just saying.
My claims aint inaccurate
A clear act of aggression towards a sovereign state via russian military in the Ukraine might (and would) be considered an act of war.
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: PublicOpinion
A clear act of aggression towards a sovereign state via russian military in the Ukraine might (and would) be considered an act of war.
Does Crimea sound familiar as they were part of Ukraine and invaded using Russia's little green men...but if Ukraine were to fight for Crimea Russia has already threatened use of nukes against anyone trying to reclaim Crimea for Ukraine.
That is why nobody has declared any war over Crimea.
That is why nobody has declared any war over Crimea.
In the East, 11 percent just appreciate the work of Poroshenko, it's even worse in the South, also in Odessa, where just 7 percent with him are satisfied. That was also a reason to send Saakashvili there at least do away with the corruption of the other oligarchs to Odessa. In the Western and central Ukraine people 22% are somewhat satisfied, 21 per cent in the Northern Ukraine.
Also as I asked before who is sanctioning Ukraine over the Minsk deal...because it isn't the EU or anyone, so who is it?
Ukraine must uphold its part of a peace deal with Russia by modernizing the country or risk a collapse of support for EU sanctions against Moscow, Denmark's foreign minister said on Friday.
The European Union is pressing Kiev to overcome political feuding and implement reforms to bring Ukraine out of Russia's shadow and into the West, but the resignation of Ukraine's frustrated economy minister has underlined the difficulties.
originally posted by: Wasta
Your right. 100% right
A SU-25 is like a A-10 not an interceptor.
Has to be a MIG 29, it has to be, speed altitude etc.
Can't be an SU-25.
A detail but an important one.
The Russian Ministry of Defense has denied its own statements about the presence of a Ukrainian Armed Forces aircraft near the Boeing 777 at the moment of crash. On September 26, the chief spokesman for the Russian Ministry of Defense, Igor Konashenkov, and the deputy chief designer of the Utes-T air route radar, Viktor Meshcheryakov, provided new information about the plane crash at the briefing. According to Meshcheryakov, no airborne side objects were recorded by radar near the Malaysian airliner. “The only exceptions are two civil aircrafts with numbers 1775 and 4722. The first aircraft appeared near the Boeing 777 long before the plane crashed, and the second aircraft was at a distance of over 30 km from it. There were no side objects near the Malaysian airliner before its destruction,” the deputy chief designer said.
originally posted by: PublicOpinion
Read my other repl... dude, seriously?
The ground-based missile is much heavier & more deadly.
Not one person around witnessed anything like that, but they saw something resembling a Mig-29 and the presence of a warplane was verified with russian radar data.