@coffeetest

(2/2)

...well as south-eastern Russia.

I do not disagree with your analysis at all. I'm just afraid that #Putler will take #Ukraine down with his regime, or rather before he falls.

I pray and hope, that I'm wrong. Either way, the #OrangePeril, Moscow's most successful asset of all times, is getting another chance to wreck the US and the global post-WWII security framework, or rather what's left of it, apart form #NATO.

Have a great day/WE.

@coffeetest @theeconomist

#GeoPol #Russia

(6/n)

...by most #Russians. In contrast to economically failing #Russia, #Ukraine was becoming an economically succesful western-styled #democracy, before the full-scale #Russian invasion took place. The only reason for economic discrepancies, therefore, could be the government. Therefore, #Putler could not permit a flourishing #Ukrainian Republic. He's even said that #Ukrainian indepence was a mistake of the former #Soviet government. In...

#GeoPol #WarInEurope #Belarus #NATO

(1/2)

OPINION

#Putler is playing chess with #NATO. Having successfully re-activated his most succesful asset, the #OrangePeril, he's quietly been moving his biggest comparative strength vis-a-vis NATO, #TacticalNuclearWeapons, into strategic positions in his vassal state, #Belarus.
These missiles are now able to hit the #BalticStates, #Poland, as well as #Slovakia.

Using the West's permission (except...

newsweek.com/map-shows-range-r…

Map Shows Range of Russian Nukes Moved Closer to NATO Countries

Newsweek's map and satellite analysis identified two key sites in Belarus: a military depot and a storage site.

^{Jesus Mesa (Newsweek)}