Lounge of The Russian-Ukrainian War

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"Congratulations to @realDonaldTrump on his impressive election victory!

I recall our great meeting with President Trump back in September, when we discussed in detail the Ukraine-U.S. strategic partnership, the Victory Plan, and ways to put an end to Russian aggression against Ukraine.

I appreciate President Trump’s commitment to the “peace through strength” approach in global affairs. This is exactly the principle that can practically bring just peace in Ukraine closer. I am hopeful that we will put it into action together.

We look forward to an era of a strong United States of America under President Trump’s decisive leadership. We rely on continued strong bipartisan support for Ukraine in the United States.

We are interested in developing mutually beneficial political and economic cooperation that will benefit both of our nations. Ukraine, as one of Europe's strongest military powers, is committed to ensuring long-term peace and security in Europe and the Transatlantic community with the support of our allies.

I am looking forward to personally congratulating President Trump and discussing ways to strengthen Ukraine's strategic partnership with the United States."


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Russia takes a polite but cautious and distant approach to the Trump victory




Official Kremlin comments:

- A phone conversation between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin is possible; the Russian president is open to contact and dialog;

- The Kremlin will draw conclusions about Trump's presidency from his first statements in the context of Russia and concrete steps;

- Russia will judge the US authorities by their deeds; speculations about plans to stop the war in Ukraine are inappropriate as of yet;

- The U.S. can help bring the Ukrainian conflict to an end, but whether it does so will become clear after January
 
Caduceus said:
Russia takes a polite but cautious and distant approach to the Trump victory
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If they got overeager here and jumped the gun, and then Trump backed Ukraine anyway (most of the Republican representatives are, at least publicly, pro-Ukraine and pro-Israel) it would be very embarrassing.

That's not likely to happen now.

With X allowing Free speech, a lot more Americans are engaged in politics, so it's likely the focus is going to shift to getting rid of RINOs soon after Trump cleans out the swamp so to speak. There's a lot of good things awaiting us in the future.

I'd say the real fight has only just begun. This is a big victory, but the Communists aren't going to just roll over and die. That said, I don't think their chances are good.

God bless you all.
 
Cooper said:
It might be a good starting point for a negotiated settlement. The Russians will counter with a demilitarized Ukraine, no NATO ever, permanent border with the 4 oblasts etc.
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I think the Russians will demand this. I can't imagine the Trump team thinking they will get a cease fire with less than this. If they do, they are as dumb as the last group under Biden.
 
I've said this before....the most permanent and secure solution is to carve up (partition) Ukraine like a thanksgiving turkey into different pieces adding each piece to a neighbouring country, with a cultural and linguistic autonomy guaranteed, or leaving a small rump state of Ukraine in the middle. That way everyone wins.


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Caduceus said:
Yeah, but how on earth do you guarantee a thing like that when every 4 years there's another administration in Washington.
It's not realistic.
Partition of Ukraine on the other hand is pretty permanent and requires another war to undo.
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Can't NATO just build a new base on the new Ukraine?
And does Poland agree to accepting 10 million people?

I'm asking purely out of interest. Not trying to refute your claim at all.
 
Droughtmeat said:
Can't NATO just build a new base on the new Ukraine?
And does Poland agree to accepting 10 million people?

I'm asking purely out of interest. Not trying to refute your claim at all.
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If there is a left over rump state of Ukraine after the partition it would have to be neutral with almost no military whatsoever.
As for Poland, they have always wanted those territories back as they were part of Poland between the 2 world wars in the 1920s and 1930s.
Hungary, and even Romania, have similar historical territorial claims on western Ukrainian areas.
 
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Caduceus said:
If there is a left over rump state of Ukraine after the partition it would have to be neutral with almost no military whatsoever.
As for Poland, they have always wanted those territories back as they were part of Poland between the 2 world wars in the 1920s and 1930s.
Hungary, and even Romania, have similar historical territorial claims on western Ukrainian areas.
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OK thanks for clarifying that.
 
Putting 10 million Ukrainians in Poland is not going to benefit anyone, and is just going to lead to long-term ethnic tensions. Poland is incredibly russophobic, and Russia will hardly want to make them more powerful as well.

The best solution is for Russia to take the southern and eastern parts of Ukraine, and the rest becomes a heavily demilitarized buffer state. Have its neutrality declared in the Constitution, along with strict limits on military size. Grant Russian equal legal status with the Ukrainian language, and guarantee autonomy and linguistic rights to ethnic minorities such as Hungarians and Romanians in the new Ukraine. Allow economic links with all countries, but no Western buyouts of Ukraine's natural resources and means of production. Eventually the russophobia will die down in Ukraine, and the people will see they are much more prosperous compared to the time when the globohomo regime was meddling in everything.

In exchange, Putin may have to grant some concessions to the US, such as declaring neutrality in the Middle East conflict.
 
analyst_green said:
Putting 10 million Ukrainians in Poland is not going to benefit anyone, and is just going to lead to long-term ethnic tensions. Poland is incredibly russophobic, and Russia will hardly want to make them more powerful as well.
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I dunno man...those Ukrainians who become part of Poland would immediately have higher wages and as new EU citizens immediate access to live and work anywhere in the EU, as well as the "reassurance" of living in a "safe" NATO country. Provided they can keep their culture and language in their areas, not sure why they would be hostile to becoming part of Poland.
 
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