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  1. 03-08-2022, 01:25 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by sinkov View Post
    When I say NATO CiB, I mean the USA. If their military really wanted to, they could obliterate the Red Army virtually overnight, but they won't, they can't, because it would lead to a nuclear conflagration. All I am saying is, they could.
    You mean the same army that was forced to flee Afghanistan in the middle of the night by men in flip flops and kakashikovs?
    The reason they are not going into Ukraine officially(Their are NATO personell on the ground instructing the Ukrainians and contractors fighting with the Ukrainians)is 1.Because they know they would lose. 2 It could lead to a nuclear confrontation in which case Russia again has the upper hand.3.The aim of this proxy war was to weaken Russia at the cost of Ukrainian lives but Russia is stronger than ever whilst the West is collapsing economically.
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