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    Ein Friedensabkommen sollte eher die russische als die ukrainische Armee einschränken, sagt Kaja Kallas

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    1. Glass-North8050 on

      Amazing, how are you going to enforce it?
      When Russia says no to that, what are next moves?

      Empty words from a person who does nothing and expects other nations to do the heavy lifting.

    2. Badgerman97 on

      Make her the President. Ours is an idiot at best and a Russian asset at worst.

    5. Grouchy-Resource-449 on

      Just learned about Putins strategy of the 5 seas! Russia/ Soviet Union ist the biggist enemy besides China nowadays!

    6. ilonkaoBludivinaot81 on

      We already saw how this movie ends in 1994 with the Budapest Memorandum. Ukraine handed over the world’s third-largest nuclear arsenal in exchange for ’security assurances‘ that turned out to be worthless.

      Asking Ukraine to limit its defensive capabilities now is insane. It’s like telling a home invasion survivor to take the locks off their doors to ‚appease‘ the burglar.

      The only entity that needs demilitarization is the one that crossed the border.

    7. valhallamilan on

      What a shitshow political landscape is nowadays that when we hear a bare minimum of common sense, we are filled with joy. Yeah, that’s what you do with an aggressor, just like Nazi Germany, you limit them, not their victim ffs.

    8. TheFragturedNerd on

      Should, but realistically Russia would never agree to that. And we have to find a middle ground where both sides are unhappy, otherwise non of them will ever agree.

      If we want a 0 compromise agreement with Russia, the only way would be go into direct war with them… And win…

    9. FalardeauDeNazareth on

      Russia is the aggressor. It’s only fair they face consequences for their actions.

      Now, what are we gonna do to get to that point?

    10. KernunQc7 on

      Translation from Eurocrat speak: neither UA, nor RU, are exhausted. The war will continue, despite whatever the dying hegemon might want/think.

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