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While I agree with his sentiment, wasn’t the US warning that an invasion was imminent while Ukraine went along like nothing was about to happen?
This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 76%. (I'm a bot)


In his virtual address to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenksy has called on the world to act faster and more decisively in an effort to prevent new Russian attacks on his war-torn nation.
"History repeats itself. At first, the world either fails to notice or underestimates a threat. Then it unites to resist it. And then the world wins. Every time, the same outcome occurs."
"Russia needed less than one second to start the war. The world needed days to react with its first round of sanctions. The time the free world uses to think is used by the terrorist state to kill."


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Russia still refuse to acknowledge that its glory days are gone forever.  Russia will only stop fighting once its militaries and economies are wrecked to the core.  Putin knows his days are numbered.  He will resist to the end drag what was left of Russia as pariah for generations to come. >

Nuke will drop long before that. Why lose when you have an "I win button".  Hiroshima taught everyone well. >

If you think nukes are an "I win button", well, think again... >


"Russia needed less than one second to start the war. The world needed days to react with its first round of sanctions. The time the free world uses to think is used by the terrorist state to kill."

Powerful stuff