IMHO it was hard negotiations with the use of international mechanisms. By the way, Poland never said that it will completely stop helping Ukraine.
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Russians classify minefield maps, occupiers explode on their own mines - General Staff
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Yes, indeed.
From the very start of the Pootin's rule, Ruscists have been burning money and lives essentially to keep Pootin in power and to restore the empire. Retreating back is unacceptable simply because it undermines Pootin's power and buries imperial dreams.
Yes, Ukraine had to give up those temporarily, until it breached the Ruscist defence lines.
Thank you for your kind care, we really need this.
They need combined arms warfare - but adapted to realities of the Russo-Ukrainian war.
Yes, the Gorbachev era was a golden time of unheard of freedom and international cooperation. You could observe how people joyfully opened up to new opportunities.
გილოცავ მეგობარო! Героям слава!
Putin's Russia is more gentle on its own population, but it is potentially more dangerous internationally. Soviet Union more or less abided by the rules of international order, contributed to the demise of old-world imperialism, and almost never issued nuclear threats. Putin's Russia is an outright bandit state, openly ignoring any international rules and conducting acts of terror - like the Islamic State. If not stopped now, it can start in the future a devastating world war without any remorse.
Why not? In this particular case, Kremlin's propaganda narrative of Poland being anti-Russian is only strengthened.