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any questions where russia stands with gaza
any questions where russia stands with gaza
By jerra b
11 May 2025 11:47 am in No Holds Barred Political Forum
Yesterday 1:01 pm
EDC4ALL! » 13 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ No, NATO itself does not possess or own nuclear weapons. While some NATO member countries do possess nuclear weapons, NATO's policy of nuclear deterrence relies on a combination of national nuclear arsenals, US-supplied nuclear weapons stored in Europe, and the nuclear sharing arrangements among certain NATO allies.
yep. tell russia that.
Yesterday 1:05 pm
jerrab » 10 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ russia gave them plenty of time for ukraine to say they would not join nato.
please post a link that say's Russia attacked Ukraine because they might join NATO.
Seems like Ukraines biggest push to join NATO was AFTER Russia TOOK Crimea.
- 2008: Ukraine formally requested the NATO Membership Action Plan (MAP).
- 2010: The process stalled under President Yanukovich, who did not support a NATO relationship.
- 2014-present: Following the Revolution of Dignity and the Russian annexation of Crimea, Ukraine has re-emphasized its NATO aspirations.
- 2017: Ukraine amended its constitution to include NATO membership as a strategic goal.
- 2022: Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, President Zelenskyy formally requested an accelerated accession to NATO.
Yesterday 1:05 pm
EDC4ALL! » 41 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ wow. so if there is a massive oil deposit in Ukraine, the same amount of oil is in Russia? You are a special kind of stupid. Did you even read what I posted?
- Coal: Russia is a major producer and exporter of coal.
- Asbestos: Russia is the world's largest producer of asbestos.
- Other Minerals: Russia also has substantial reserves of other minerals, including chromium, manganese, tin, lead, and tungsten
- Iron Ore: Russia is a major producer of iron ore, with the Kursk Magnetic Anomaly holding a significant portion of global reserves.
- Nickel: Russia is a significant nickel producer, with deposits in the Norilsk and Pechanga regions, according to Rudmet.
Yesterday 1:06 pm
Yesterday 1:12 pm
-------------------------------------EDC4ALL! » 46 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ wow. so if there is a massive oil deposit in Ukraine, the same amount of oil is in Russia? You are a special kind of stupid. Did you even read what I posted?
Russia possesses a wide variety of mineral resources, including iron ore, nickel, copper, gold, diamonds, platinum group metals, asbestos, and coal. The country is a leading producer of asbestos, natural gem-quality diamonds, and palladium. Russia also has significant reserves of iron ore, manganese, chromium, nickel, and other minerals.
Here's a more detailed look at some key minerals:
- Copper: Russia also has significant copper reserves and production.
- Gold: Russia is a major gold producer, with the Polyus company being a leading gold miner.
- Diamonds: Russia is a leading producer of diamonds, both gem-quality and industrial.
Yesterday 1:14 pm
----------------------------------EDC4ALL! » 51 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ wow. so if there is a massive oil deposit in Ukraine, the same amount of oil is in Russia? You are a special kind of stupid. Did you even read what I posted?
Yes, Russia is a major oil producer and exporter. It's the third-largest oil producer globally, behind Saudi Arabia and the United States, according to the Strauss Center. Russia's oil production is concentrated in the West Siberia and Volga-Ural oil and gas provinces, according to Statista. A significant portion of Russia's oil production is exported, making it a key player in the global oil market, according to the Strauss Center.
Yesterday 1:15 pm
Yet you keep showing us all what an even. Bigger ******* you are, jigaboo.
Yesterday 1:19 pm
-----------------------EDC4ALL! » 13 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ please post a link that say's Russia attacked Ukraine because they might join NATO.
Seems like Ukraines biggest push to join NATO was AFTER Russia TOOK Crimea.
- 2008: Ukraine formally requested the NATO Membership Action Plan (MAP).
- 2010: The process stalled under President Yanukovich, who did not support a NATO relationship.
- 2014-present: Following the Revolution of Dignity and the Russian annexation of Crimea, Ukraine has re-emphasized its NATO aspirations.
- 2017: Ukraine amended its constitution to include NATO membership as a strategic goal.
- 2022: Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, President Zelenskyy formally requested an accelerated accession to NATO.
Russia's opposition to Ukraine joining NATO is rooted in several factors, primarily its perception that it would bring NATO forces closer to its borders and undermine its security interests. This is a long-standing concern, dating back to the eastward expansion of NATO in the 1990s
Yesterday 1:20 pm
Yesterday 1:22 pm
EDC4ALL! » 18 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ please post a link that say's Russia attacked Ukraine because they might join NATO.
- 2022: Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, President Zelenskyy formally requested an accelerated accession to NATO.
and there right then is why russia invaded, it waited for a week to bomb anything but ukraine refused to say it would not join nato.
Yesterday 1:24 pm
what you said......................
EDC4ALL! » 31 minutes ago » wrote: ↑
31 minutes ago
No, NATO itself does not possess or own nuclear weapons. While some NATO member countries do possess nuclear weapons, NATO's policy of nuclear deterrence relies on a combination of national nuclear arsenals, US-supplied nuclear weapons stored in Europe, and the nuclear sharing arrangements among certain NATO allies.
Yesterday 1:26 pm
that russia does not have to worry about nato putting missiles on russia border if ukraine jpins nato.
Yesterday 1:29 pm
-----------------------------EDC4ALL! » 23 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ please post a link that say's Russia attacked Ukraine because they might join NATO.
Seems like Ukraines biggest push to join NATO was AFTER Russia TOOK Crimea.
- 2008: Ukraine formally requested the NATO Membership Action Plan (MAP).
- 2010: The process stalled under President Yanukovich, who did not support a NATO relationship.
- 2014-present: Following the Revolution of Dignity and the Russian annexation of Crimea, Ukraine has re-emphasized its NATO aspirations.
- 2017: Ukraine amended its constitution to include NATO membership as a strategic goal.
- 2022: Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, President Zelenskyy formally requested an accelerated accession to NATO.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine, a central event in the Russo-Ukrainian War, has been fueled by concerns about Ukraine's potential NATO membership. Russia views Ukraine joining NATO as a threat, and has previously demanded that Ukraine not be allowed to join. While NATO leaders have maintained that Ukraine's future is within the alliance, the war has highlighted the significant opposition to NATO membership from Russia.
Yesterday 1:41 pm
jerrab » 15 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ -----------------------------
The Russian invasion of Ukraine, a central event in the Russo-Ukrainian War, has been fueled by concerns about Ukraine's potential NATO membership. Russia views Ukraine joining NATO as a threat, and has previously demanded that Ukraine not be allowed to join. While NATO leaders have maintained that Ukraine's future is within the alliance, the war has highlighted the significant opposition to NATO membership from Russia.
So? It's only ONE of the reasons. It's mainly to have the southern ports and access to to the rare earth minerals that the us wants and also Russia.
Yesterday 1:41 pm
jerrab » 17 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ that russia does not have to worry about nato putting missiles on russia border if ukraine jpins nato.
why do you care about Russias worries, but not Ukraines?
Yesterday 1:43 pm
jerrab » 22 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ and there right then is why russia invaded, it waited for a week to bomb anything but ukraine refused to say it would not join nato.
ummm, you post AFTER russia invaded they sought excellerated admittance to NATO
Yesterday 1:43 pm
so you want to police the world?EDC4ALL! » Today, 12:44 pm » wrote: ↑ Russia STOLE Crimea....and you are OK with it. They don't own it, they conquered it.
didnt you tRumpers vote against that?
now you want us to intervene
some terrible **** happening all over the world
lots of bad actors
where to next … Africa?
Yesterday 1:43 pm
jerrab » 30 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ ----------------------------------
Yes, Russia is a major oil producer and exporter. It's the third-largest oil producer globally, behind Saudi Arabia and the United States, according to the Strauss Center. Russia's oil production is concentrated in the West Siberia and Volga-Ural oil and gas provinces, according to Statista. A significant portion of Russia's oil production is exported, making it a key player in the global oil market, according to the Strauss Center.
this is meaningless
Yesterday 1:44 pm
Mrkelly » 6 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ so you want to police the world?
didnt you tRumpers vote against that?
now you want us to intervene
some terrible **** happening all over the world
lots of bad actors
where to next … Africa?
you said Russia owns Ukraine. They don't. They illegally occupy it.
Yesterday 1:45 pm
and you want us to get involvedEDC4ALL! » 4 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ you said Russia owns Ukraine. They don't. They illegally occupy it.
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