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  issue is when you try to graft your western empathy and value of life to russians; it just doesn't work. they are not the same. They don;t value human life the same. I freaking facepalm when I see some westerner comment like: "russia cannot sustain this war with so much losses". It just shows that people didnt read a single bloody history book.
  Crimean tatars, Lenin in the 1920, Holodomor in the 1930s, WW2 and after with Stalin. Russia doesnt care about killing people as long as it expands its lands and its influence. 
  125 000 undesirables killed in exchange of hundreds of thousands deported from Ukraine into russia? WIN WIN in russias book.
context: The Czechs, Poles, and Lithuanians (not to mention a few others) know what it is like to be under Russia's oppression. They don't want to ever be back there again. >
  
  Bravo. 
  It also needs to fucking hurry up!!!
  Slava Ukraini 🙏🇺🇦 >
  
  Yes, with the russian offensive coming soon they need tons of everything 
  Holy hell the loss of life will be terrible, all because fucking Putin. I hope his cancer hurt >
  
  It's not putin blasting houses with MLRS', I suppose? Not putin flying in strategic bombers targeting electric power grids and malls, right? Get this point out of your head - ruzzian nation wants to destroy Ukrainians. It doesn't matter who rules, ruzzians always wanted to suppress and eliminate Ukraine. >
  
  Fucking hero. We need more people to stand up for the basic human right to fucking exist without being murdered, raped or kidnapped. >
  
  And stop being so damn cautious with sanctions. Plenty of western corporations are still in Russia after an year. >
  
  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 83%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  Czech president-elect Petr Pavel, a former NATO general, said Thursday there should be "No limits" on military aid to war-ravaged Ukraine, urging allies to show more courage.
  Western allies have been providing Ukraine with substantial military aid since the full-scale invasion began in February 2022.
  The Czech Republic, an EU and NATO member of 10.5 million people, has so far provided Ukraine with military aid worth $217 million, the defence ministry told AFP. Pavel also endorsed Ukraine's bid to join the EU and NATO once the war ends.
  
  
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  That's a wise decision. Ukraine needs a lot of aid asap. >
  
  West still have hope it will go back to business as usual if it sticks to imaginary red lines. 
  russia is going all-in and we still begging for more than 80km weapons... by getting hit by hundreds of hypersonic and ballistic missiles every week from hundreds if not thousands km away on civilian infrastructure and housing (literal war crime right here!).
  but.. muh red lines.. escalation!  ffs! >
  
  Every country aiding Ukraine, no matter if "west" or other, is cautious here. No one wants to go back to business as usual, except maybe Serbia and Hungary.
  Russia has nukes. Thats it. Thats the big fucking problem. And we've come pretty damn close a few times of them being used against us in the past.
  The risk of russia using them is low, but the consequences would be insane.
  It would be the end. >
  
  I think your experience of nukes is from movies. Even if ALL nukes were used it wont be the end. End of russia as we know it because we would go on russian land cleansing; there wont be anything russian left. >
  
  
  Even if ALL nukes were used it wont be the end.
  
  Even if you believe that, you must grasp it will be a hell of a lot worse than it is now? >
  
  For my people? how? take a look at Mariupol. its like bloody nuke exploded there. This will be my whole country if russia manages to take Ukraine. >
  
  
  take a look at Mariupol. its like bloody nuke exploded there
  
  Now imagine the entire country looks like that, in an instant, and all the countries bordering it look like that, tell me how that is better? >
  
  ofc we should not give up, but we should attempt to avoid nuclear war, no one gains anything from that.