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Iris-T from Germany to arrive in Ukraine after Oktoberfest:

 

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A fragment of the battle of Russian special forces in Ukraine against a company of the 63rd brigade of the armed forces of Ukraine in the Nikolaev-Kherson direction has been published. In the video, you can see that one Ukrainian soldier surrenders and asks to stop shooting. As a result of the battle with the Russian special forces, ninety Ukrainian soldiers from the company of the 63rd brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine were killed, some of the results of the battle are shown at the end of the video.

 

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You forgot to add - "with civilians inside and around being used or acting as human shields"

War is ugly like hell and not patriotic and beautiful

There would be no civilian died if Russian not invading Ukraine in the first place
 

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Germany Scholz SHOW IT AGAIN ......Scholz is such a disgrace to Germany.
Scholz Visiting A Pro-Russian county, instead of visiting Ukraine, says it all
What Scholz say or promise it is a LIE......

When Merkel suddenly retired and Scholz come out and cancelled Nord Stream-2 along with news Germany resurrecting its military i was so sure Scholz was an American asset U.S. gonna use Germany to confront Russians but looks like i was wrong this time.
 
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There would be no civilian died if Russian not invading Ukraine in the first place
Certainly correct

And if Ukraine would have stuck to the Alma-Ata-Declaration of 8th and 21st of December 1991 regarding CIS, then even the Crimea, Donbass and everything else would still be sovereign Ukraine territory - and both countries coexisting on friendly and partnership terms.
 
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Certainly correct

And if Ukraine would have stuck to the Alma-Ata-Declaration of 8th and 21st of December 1991 regarding CIS, then even the Crimea, Donbass and everything else would still be sovereign Ukraine territory - and both countries coexisting on friendly and partnership terms.

No biggi, Ukraine never ratified it in the first place, and such Commonwealth never being a reason to invading a neighbor
 

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No biggi, Ukraine never ratified it in the first place, and such Commonwealth never being a reason to invading a neighbor
You might need to bring up a source to back up that statement - since the initiators and SIGNATORIES of the CIS, were Ukraine, Belarus and Russia on 8th of December with further signatories being added on 21st of December - except Georgia, IIRC having signed it 3-4 years later. The only ones that were not included in that treaty-declaration were the Baltic Republics.
 
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A fragment of the battle from the Ukrainian side, soldiers of the Ukrainian army were surrounded in Severodonetsk. One of the soldiers of Ukraine shouts for the detachment to descend, in response another shouts to him that they cannot, as they are being shot

 

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You might need to bring up a source to back up that statement - since the initiators and SIGNATORIES of the CIS, were Ukraine, Belarus and Russia on 8th of December with further signatories being added on 21st of December - except Georgia, IIRC having signed it 3-4 years later. The only ones that were not included in that treaty-declaration were the Baltic Republics.
You are on a razor thin bridge, and way out of balance as you ignore all possible (and non-military) solutions to a conflict. I guess you are the one to explain (rather proove) how non-commitment results in an invasion!

You obviously have not heard the news, out there for a while! Putin is quite outspoken (and believes) that the Russian Federation is the true heir to USSR throne, so any such action is legit;)
 

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You are on a razor thin bridge, and way out of balance as you ignore all possible (and non-military) solutions to a conflict. I guess you are the one to explain (rather proove) how non-commitment results in an invasion!

You obviously have not heard the news, out there for a while! Putin is quite outspoken (and believes) that the Russian Federation is the true heir to USSR throne, so any such action is legit;)
There it is… I say it is simply absurd to claim that the decleration is a spark for a full scale invasion, for the stress is on the “international law” and “self-determination”…

“Almaty declaration

of December 21, 1991

Independent States:

- Azerbaijan Republic, Republic of Armenia, Republic of Belarus, Republic of Kazakhstan, Republic Krygyzstan, Republic of Moldova, Russian Federation (RSFSR), Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Republic of Uzbekistan and Ukraine,

aiming to build democratic constitutional states, the relations between which will develop on the basis of mutual recognition and respect of the state sovereignty and sovereign equality, the inalienable right to self-determination, the principles of equality and non-interference to internal affairs, refusal of use of force and threat of force, economic and any other methods of pressure, peaceful settlement of disputes, respect of human rights and freedoms, including the rights of ethnic minorities, fair accomplishment of obligations and other conventional principles and rules of international law;…”
 

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