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    NATO-Verbündete diskutieren darüber, Piloten das Feuer auf russische Flugzeuge eröffnen zu lassen: Bericht

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    1. TranslatorTough8977 on

      This needs to happen, to stop the creeping escalation by Russia.

    2. t3hWheez on

      Must we go ‘round and ‘round constantly? Every time this comes up I think of Morpheus talking to Neo during training saying “Stop trying to hit me and hit me!”

    3. Aethernath on

      The only way Russia will stop pushing boundaries. At least with flying into NATO airspace.

      They will still bribe, spread misinformation, blow up warehouses, cyber attack our critical infrastructure, threaten nuclear response daily for us merely existing… but at least they wouldnt be able to fly into our airspace again.

    5. PartTimeLegend on

      Won’t have the guts to actually do it. It’s just about being seen to discuss it. Toothless leaders leading to increased hostilities.

    6. jdsusjtbfjxod on

      I thought they already agreed to. Or was that just individual countries agreeing to maybe 🤔

    7. Density5521 on

      Been saying it for a while. Neither NATO nor EU have leadership, all they have is victimhood. „Oh, nasty Russia, let’s be appalled and observe and discuss some more.“

      I’m not a militant person, but if Russian jets enter Turkish air space, they get shot down – hence they don’t enter Turkish air space anymore. So why the fuck can’t EU/NATO countries DO WHAT THE FUCK THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO and defend their air spaces?

    9. lightafire2402 on

      Discussion time was 3 years ago maybe. Now we in EU should just act like a bloody military super power if we want to be treated like one.

    12. StayingUp4AFeeling on

      Fearing escalation, if you let your enemy’s transgressions slide, what lesson does he learn?

      Ans: That the boundary can be violated even further.

    13. VillageBeginning8432 on

      Do it.

      Then say they just fell apart in mid air. Deny shooting them down at all, it’s just poor russian maintenance.

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