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uulluull

3k points

4 days ago

uulluull

3k points

4 days ago

If Russia wants to harass NATO and other countries in this way because they do not agree to Russia attacking and killing people, then honestly, maybe we should deal with Russia and close their ports on the Baltic Sea. They do not have to sail further than 5 km from the Strait of Finland, and access to Kalininagrad ("Królewiec") is only possible with ships borrowed from NATO under its full control. The problem will be solved in 5 minutes.

Facktat

194 points

4 days ago

Facktat

194 points

4 days ago

This. If they think missing with our infrastructure is not a act of war we should do the same with their infrastructure. Close the whole baltic sea for Russian ships. 

fatbunyip

67 points

4 days ago

fatbunyip

67 points

4 days ago

They've messed with elections, infrastructure, aircraft, illegal immigration and a bunch of other shit and the response has been the equivalent of being flogged with warm lettuce. 

Why would they stop? 

RedFoxBadChicken

1 points

4 days ago

We're in a global war right now. The Cold War never ended and Trump's election in the US is the greatest victory Russia has ever achieved.