Because Putin doesn’t want to die either. It is called ‘Mutually Assured Destruction’ and has worked for 50 years.

Where do you draw the line? How many countries are you willing to hand over to Putin?

At some point even the biggest pacifist has a line.

A framework. Interesting. What would one call that sort of agreement about trade?

There’s a scene in there where they are forced out a tube and get wet huh?

If we use them responsibly they may last until we find new antibiotics.

If you have good laws, but allow them to be circumvented, they're not good laws, they're just suggestions.

Naw air cargo due north. You don’t cross anything but ocean and maybe Antarctica. Keeps you safe from stray missiles most of the time.

>The Taliban didn’t even have planes

They do now. Thanks Joe Biden, "you did that". A total of 73 aircraft, nearly 100 vehicles and other equipment, that according to BBC: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-58393763

It's all garbage anyways. Might as well get some potatoes for it.

Ahhhhh, well, fuck Russia 🤷‍♂️

Eh, not always. The Red Orchestra was arguably one of the (if not the) most successful intelligence operations in WW2. Their problem is not really intelligence collection, I would guess they are reasonably good at it, but the entire apparatus is so corrupt and useless that it is unable to turn that intelligence into anything useful.

Russia and India have never been enemies unlike the USSR and China.

Having sex burns a lot of calories. By raping people you help them stay in shape.

Bingo! Hopefully Turkish people will remember, when elections eventually will take place.

Well, I guess it’s not so secret anymore 🤷‍♂️😏

It would be funny if the Chinese were portrayed as the real threat, and their sidekicks/henchmen were moronic Russians. A huge slap in the face to real Russians.

The warheads are probably made out of wood.

Just how secret is this ¨secret¨ base_

This sounds like choosing beggars at an extreme level.

There is a huge Russian ammunition depot in Transnistria, which Ukraine would like to have in return for a little help to Moldavia to get Transnistria back under their control. The Cobasna ammunition depot has been referred to as one of the largest if not the largest ammunition depot in Eastern Europe contains up to 20,000 tons of Soviet-era weapons from the 14th Guards Army of the USSR and also from the former states of Czechoslovakia and East Germany. Currently, it is guarded by around 1,500 Russian soldiers.

Surprised Russia wants to share any of their equipment

And run by a backward regime still insisting its 1980 and the Soviet Union is still stronk.

Curious what you think it is now?

[removed]

[removed]

[removed]