[realusername]

You make it sound like it's a bad thing, being the subject of weekly nuclear threats and invasion threats like the EU is is a valid reason on its own to support Ukraine.

[drysine]

>being the subject of weekly ... invasion threats like the EU is

It is?

[realusername]

Yes it is, it happens almost every week.

3 days ago : https://www.politico.eu/article/medvedev-threatens-eu-freaks...

[drysine]

I see nothing about invasion there.

[realusername]

> Russia would pursue them in "all possible international and national courts ... and in some cases, extrajudicially,"

It's a textbook terrorist threat.

[drysine]

And? Where is invasion?

[realusername]

And what? What else would "extrajudicially" means appart from sending thugs or drones to kill people in the EU like they did already

[Attrecomet]

Yes, Russian politicians like to voice ideas like that or just nuking EU cities. not sure if those are a weekly occurence, but its happened a couple of times this year, from officials mind you, so I wouldn't be surprised if state-run media or even just cranks that Putin likes to run for-out ideas through have weekly "Russians! We need to overrun the decadent EU" articles run...

[drysine]

A citation would be appropriate. Include the context too, like "If the EU sends troops in the Ukraine..."