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  He’s trying to express how very little knowledge he has of this whole thing. And he did a damn good job.
context: Lithuania has some really good reasoning for that too. Mainly it's next to Russia's exclave and Belarus. >
  
  Exactly this. Kaliningrad and their close proximity to Belarus effectively make them cut off from the rest of the NATO country, should a war break out. The only way would be to support them via the sea (and air). >
  
  Lithuania also borders Poland. >
  
  It's only 100km wide though. Lithuania - Kaliningrad border is almost 3 times longer, and Lithuania - Belarus border is 6.7 times longer.
  If war breaks out, and Belarusian / Russian / Soviet troops starts from Grondo to meet up with troops from Kaliningrad, Lithuania (and Estonia / Latvia) would be cut off. >
  
  I dunno about cut off. More likely just immediately overrun >
  
  the defense strategy for lithunia is to hold of as about 10 days. until nato reinformcents arrives.
  so far russians brag they could take baltics in a week. so still have so work to do >
  
  Russia also bragged that they could take Ukraine in 3 days. >
  
  The entire international community should tell any aggressor that they cannot annex or take territory from anyone else. If they want more land, possibly they could buy it or negotiate with the sovereign state from which it would come. Military annexation and commandeering of neighboring territory should be absolutely forbidden and the aggressor should be cut off at the shoulder. There is no way that Putin should be allowed to take one square inch of Ukraine, including Crimea. The problem was he was let to get away with it then and now he thought he could do it again.  Any neighboring state of his has every reason to be worried that they could be next. Again, the international community must put a stop to annexation of territory...  Full stop. >
  
  Showing weakness to Russia is a recipe for war.
  People need to understand that.
  We are here in 2023 facing a war in Ukraine directly because of a weak response to Russia in Crimea in 2014.
  Weakness encourages Russia to act, to take, to murder. It truly emboldens them.
  And when they make a mistake, a miscalculation in their aggression and our alliance isn't as weak as they thought?   
  WWIII >
  
  Best way to end a war is win it >
  
  Words of wisdom! Thank you Lithuania 🇱🇹 😘 💓 >
  
  Ukraine is doing what NATO doesn’t have the balls to do, the least we can do is supply them with offensive weapons so they can take the fight to Russia. >
  
  "Nuclear Bombs" are the weapons Ukraine needs. Nukes are the reasons why North Korea is "safe". This is why Iran wants them so bad.
  Because after tanks and fighter jets, that's what is next on the list to be honest. >
  
  Or 100s of millions of people die >
  
  Bots are botting hard today. >
  
  It's always easier to sonate when you have nothing to give.