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Russia’s hybrid war: How Putin targets Europe | Eastern Express

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@justerlynn
@@justerlynnImported1mo ago
Countries need to do the same thing back to Russia, then claim that they think it's Russia is doing a false flag operation
@karoltomis5704
@@karoltomis5704Imported1mo ago
TVP, maybe you are obsessed w/Putin, however here in Bratislava the both fuels approaching 2€/liter even on Orlen petrol stations. At neighbours in Wolfsthal its 1.92-2.31€/l. In Moravia they recently closed the last Bata-shoe factory in Czech Republic due to expensive energies.
@williamstearns7490
@@williamstearns7490Imported1mo ago
By framing his utter failure in Ukraine as a fight against NATO, and by engaging in nuisance attacks, Putin hopes itll be enough to appease Russian desires for ANYTHING that’ll help sustain their willfully ignorant belief that they are a “great” nation on par with the West, and a nation the West is afraid of. <br><br>Unfortunately for Putin, his attacks will do little more than encourage NATO nations, collectively or individually, to conduct reciprocal attacks and providing further Ukrainian support, that Russia can little afford. <br><br>It may even result in the West sending Putin a strong message by, say, regularly dropping an unarmed drone onto the porch of, or cutting the power to, or making calls to, whatever residence Putin happens to believe he’s successfully hiding away in that week. <br><br>You know, just to say “hi, we miss you.”
@thomasschwarz1973
@@thomasschwarz1973Imported1mo ago
True true
@EricCJohnson-p8c
@@EricCJohnson-p8cImported1mo ago
Stop useless conversation among yourselves. In checkers split the foe. Create a dilemma. The effort for this distraction only serves Kremlins purpose, politicians twirling about for their own attention. When Putin has already said he is at war with NATO, then for every incursion, let Ukraine send 20 into Belarus taking out real targets, repeaters...weaklings in Europe place themselves at risk. Ukraine not afflicted with art 4 or 5. Trump a traitor. He is becoming Xis vassal thinking he thinks. November both houses flipped and perhaps a real Congress will impeach. Europe strong enough with Ukraine now.
@williamgreen575
@@williamgreen575Imported1mo ago
Too much certainty? Come on, this is 2026. The default assumption, at this point, is that whatever happened is a malicious action from russia. How many incidents do we need to see that?
@JohnCrapper-t9b
@@JohnCrapper-t9bImported1mo ago
I have a feeling if a bunch of Russia’s nukes blew up in their own country they would rearrange their priorities. I think it would be a good thing.