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by guerrilla
1483 days ago
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> If Ukraine had announced permanent neutrality and buffer state status (like Switzerland) that would have been the best outcome for Russia. No troops deployed, no losses, no big threat of NATO on your doorstep. Zelensky already conceded to not going in NATO in March[1]... Russia partially withdrew after that (combined with the increasing cost of continuing to try to take Kiev), but I believe the current continuation is about taking the south, as I explained here [2], so it seems disingenuous to continue to claim some kind of self-defense case at this point. 1. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/zelensky-ukr... 2. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31550236 |
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If they were far closer there could definitely be war.