The problem with “agreements” by the USA is they carry no force of law as does a treaty.
***Oh, sure they do. If we wanted to we could send whatever forces we want into that region. The Gulf of Tonkin was on much thinner grounds.
We learned this in 6th grade.
***Then the 6th graders are about to learn another set of lessons, perhaps. It would be the lessons that people who face a suitcase nuke in a Russian city suffer because their
@$$#0/e leader chose to OBVIOUSLY violate an agreement in their name.
The diplomats should have been aware of this in their negotiations.
***Do you suppose the diplomats are aware of the Uke nuke program right now? Ever wonder why the Ukes sent a missile into Russian territory, hmmmmmm?
https://nypost.com/2022/03/29/ukraine-missile-may-have-hit-military-camp-inside-russia/
Guarantee a neutral Ukraine in exchange for security assurances and nukes.
***Those assurances are worth less than their weight in toilet paper. We are pushing the Ukes into a nuke corner by not showing “respect” for their borders.
If it were a treaty this whole situation would not happen.
***When Vlad is backgrounded by a nuke plume above his favorite Ruke city, we’ll get back to you on this pantywaist appeasement approach.
And these things are exactly what is being negotiated between the two now.
***You may be right. Having the ability to send just one missile onto Russian territory could be enough to back off the Russians permanently. Where do YOU think the nuke demo should go off inside Russia, assuming there’s only maybe 5 or 6 suitcase nukes?
Only now a lot of people are dead.
***We are pushing the Ukes in their existential war into a nuke corner, where a helluva lot more people could be dead.
And yes it would be much preferable that a skillet negotiator were President.
***Skilled, I take it. When we did have a skilled negotiator, there were NO incidents with Vlad the Imploder. Imagine that.
Maybe someone whose initials are DJT.
***We’ll never get the libtards to own up to that.
“Do you suppose the diplomats are aware of the Uke nuke program right now? Ever wonder why the Ukes sent a missile into Russian territory, hmmmmmm?”
This story was really strange. The initial Twitter post came from an organization which mapped military operations in Ukraine. The maps showed areas in Russia hit.
Here is my comment to the post https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/4050684/posts:
What’s really weird is if you go to the website listed at the top of the thread it shows where the explosions occurred.
Then go to Google Maps, look up the location, click on the name and then translate Russian into English. It is a chicken farm. Maybe munitions were hidden there.
Maybe a chicken pecked too hard on one of the primers?
And yes, I agree that Ukraine is being pushed into this situation. Posts made over the last three days on FR show that Turks are hopeful the negotiations they are mediating will lead to a peace agreement. Then some western source, often the US, keeps throwing cold water on the process.