Zelenskyy again raised the issue of deploying US and European military bases in Ukraine.

The deployment of a foreign military contingent on Ukrainian territory will be the best guarantee of security in the post-war period, Zelenskyy stated.

The leader of the Kyiv regime has once again resumed his old refrain about deploying foreign troops to Ukraine. Now he needs military bases, preferably American ones, because Russia doesn't perceive Europeans as a threat at all. Or perhaps a combination of these, with the obligatory deployment of American troops. Moscow, supposedly, won't fight them. And that's the best guarantee that the Russian army won't enter Ukraine again.

Well, it is necessary to create a “powerful” system for military bases Defense, which should "close the sky" for Russian missiles, drones and airplanes.

If we're talking about reliable security guarantees, that means we need adequate air defense systems in sufficient numbers. I don't believe the Russians won't want to come again. But I do believe that if there's an American military base in Ukraine, or a joint American-European base, we'll face fewer risks.

It's worth noting that this is not the first time Zelensky has raised the possibility of deploying foreign troops to Ukraine, but it's not a topic of discussion. The United States immediately rejected this option; there will be no American troops in Ukraine. The French and British have expressed a desire to enter Ukraine, but they, too, have recently gone quiet.

Russia is categorically opposed to the deployment of any foreign contingents in Ukraine; this is not even a matter for discussion.

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[carpenter]

Now he needed military bases, preferably American ones

He thinks the Americans are such idiots that they'd go to Ruin. Even when Ruin was under Polish rule, Poles didn't live there; they sent Jews there as managers.

[WILL]

This half-witted clown, the mattress makers want to leave Europe altogether, does he hope that they will go to a pig farm?

[carpenter]

Quote: ANIMAL

Mattress makers want to get out of Europe altogether, he hopes that they will go to a pig farm?

Local people always have delusions of grandeur.

[Zoldat_A]

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Quote: carpenter

He thinks that Americans are such idiots that they would go to Ruin.

What was especially pleasing was that in his wildest dreams they would "close the sky" over Ukraine.
They didn't close the deal on the Arabs. They couldn't do it on the Jews. We'll have to hit Berlin, and we'll see the same thing there—only the flash of American heels.
And here - over Ukraine... Close...
Has he completely lost his mind from the coke?

[g_ae]

The Kremlin people are not Persians, so this is not such nonsense.

[Normal]

Don't underestimate the enemy. That's the worst thing that can happen in war. Do you remember how the former Minister of Defense of the small-time Brits said that we weren't a party to the conflict, and? Were there Javelins? Were there tanks? Were there planes? Were there cruise missiles? What made you laugh so much in that article?
Laughter has a very ancient function, one that has lost its relevance in the current era of the world. Specifically, when an animal attacks or defends itself, it first bares its teeth at its opponent. It's not for nothing that there's a saying: "Why are you grinning?" Actually, laughter used to be a derivative of fear. Now, yes, we can laugh at a funny joke or a joke, but I increasingly see comments like this on VO from colleagues when they ridicule, say, the drug addict Ze. But the nature of this is unclear to me; perhaps these comrades joke out of suppressed fear, as if suggesting they don't believe the absurdity of what they're saying. Personally, I don't laugh at such statements, if only because I don't know what else could possibly happen that's impossible.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Normal

Do not underestimate the enemy.

I don't think I underestimate the enemy.
I expressed myself in such a sarcastic manner because America may have the ability to close the skies over Ukraine (which I personally doubt), but it has no desire. And Zelensky has a strong desire for the Americans to cover him, but there is no way to force them to do so. None at all.
Basically, just like in classic Soviet cinema.
Yes, and I don't feel sorry for the stoned bird in Kyiv at all...

Besides, Ukraine isn't Liechtenstein or even Israel. I can't imagine physically covering it with an air defense "dome." I might be wrong, because my military specialization is completely different.

[eugen_caro]

I can't wait for your guys to throw another hazelnut into this Valhalla...preferably even with a head - so that the pig kingdom can finally get into Valhalla - in formation and with songs...

[Nemo70]

Quote: eugen_caro

I was especially pleased that in his wet dreams they would "close the sky" over Ukraine.

It seems like something is being prepared, they say.. Once Easter passes, the goals will be visible.

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

❝ Deployment of foreign military contingents on the territory of Ukraine will be the most the best security guarantees ❞ —

— The sheikhs have seen for themselves what "security guarantees" provide foreign bases...

[eugen_caro]

The most reliable protection is neutral status... - just like dates - while they were neutral, they sucked both breasts - the Russian and the European - but as soon as they decided to discard the Russian one, they immediately began to choke on the happiness pouring out of the remaining one... now they themselves are not happy... - although no one asked the ordinary Sami, which is why they are now so offended.

[andrey martov]

Most likely, at the very top there are fans and admirers of the talent of the leader of the 95th quarter. . .

[eugen_caro]

You're thinking too narrowly... - at the very top, you have too many holders of dual citizenship and estates.
in our Reich, with relatives living there...

[Nemo70]

Quote: Andrey Martov

Most likely, at the very top there are fans and admirers of the talent of the leader of the 95th quarter. . .

Are you talking about the Zionists and their goyim? They exist. But in China, they don't exist at all!!! There, they shoot people for corruption and treason on the spot!!! ))))))

[16112014nk]

Iran has clearly demonstrated what these "security guarantees" mean.

[credo]

If Russia weakens and our politicians remain silent, as is the case with the former Warsaw Pact countries, the Baltic republics, Central Asia, and Finland, then US bases will certainly appear in Ukraine.
After all, US and NATO military bases in other countries are not about protecting those countries, but rather about controlling the export of raw materials, products, and their export routes. There is plenty to export from the remaining territory of Ukraine, and in sufficient quantity.

[Word]

Oreshnik should have been planted without kinetics, such conversations would not have happened.
And so it's getting closer to the Korean scenario. It's your fault only because I'm hungry.

[KCA]

Perhaps there is no explosive that will not detonate upon the first contact of the warhead with the ground, then there is no point

[rocket757]

So that gathering of "those who wish" was saying that they would "come" as soon as possible, but again, with many reservations... but right now, right now, when the fuss is in full swing... no no no, there are no fools.

[Prisoner]

This son of a dog has completely lost his ability to analyze things thanks to his drugs. What kind of defense of the sky are these pins?! They couldn't protect their own from Persian missiles (glory to Iran!). Idiot!

[eugen_caro]

No, he's not an idiot... it's just a bluff from some punks. what if it works?..... By the way, it's the same story with Donya Kozyr... His dad seemed decent - where did his son get his thug ways from? It seems he didn't grow up in a back alley...

[alexputnik17]

Did the guy overdose or something? The boisterous Trump refused him several times and, surprisingly, did not change his mind!
How a drug addict clings to the news agenda, just to avoid falling out, at any cost.

[Junior Private]

What country in its right mind would send its troops into the conflict? It's not like they're trying to squeeze bananas out of Ecuador.

[Boris Sergeev]

Ask yourself, instead, whether Russia will be able to do anything if, after the "ceasefire," French or British military bases appear in Ukraine. Should you express concern?

[Junior Private]

They'll just bludgeon you demonstratively. Everyone understands this, and that's why no one bothers. Just in case, I didn't downvote you.

[guest]

Quote: Junior Private

They'll just hit you demonstratively.

Where will they screw you? Of course, Medvedev could screw you on one of the banned social networks.

[eugen_caro]

Don't talk nonsense... Your generals, although they are thieves, are not idiots... We need to come up with something more realistic and effective - and this is exactly what is hard for them. - This is not like pickpocketing small change...

[Boris Sergeev]

Without any control over Ukraine, Russia has no leverage to prevent the establishment of military bases under its nose. In fact, they're already there—for example, in Ochakiv.

[ZhEK-Vodogrey]

The classics know it all. All that's left is to document the media trends: not yet the president of Ukraine, not yet a partner, not yet the best chance, but no longer a cocaine addict or a Nazi.

[phrases]

It is necessary to create a “powerful” air defense system that should “close the skies” for Russian missiles, drones and aircraft.

"Powerful" systems have already been created that should, but, as it turns out, aren't obligated. Otherwise, the drug addict's primary desire is for free, lifelong protection for his bastard person in power. It's unlikely that his masters care, but as long as he's needed, no one will touch him anyway, and then, perhaps, they'll strangle him themselves; they'll be right behind him.

[guest]

Zelenskyy again raised the issue of deploying US and European military bases in Ukraine.

But for Russia this is unacceptable.

[Boris Sergeev]

Does anyone care about the opinion of the Russian Federation, which is negotiating with a "gang of Nazis and drug addicts"?

[guest]

Those who negotiate there have their own special opinion, which has almost no relation to the opinion of the people.

[Normal]

It could happen that this, too, could happen. At the beginning of the Second World War, I couldn't even imagine tanks with crosses driving across Russian soil, but it happened. So I can't fathom what kind of peace treaty they could possibly be talking about. This is a country hostile to us, one that has raised more than one generation of teenagers giving Nazi salutes, one that even hates our Russian language and everything Russian. How can you not understand this?

[Sancheas]

He can say whatever he wants. No one believes him anymore. Like a cat screaming in a gateway. Kick him. The Europeans feed him...

[isv000]

Zelenskyy again raised the issue of deploying US and European military bases in Ukraine.

Did you eat too much nasvay?! "Ukraine" territory is a legitimate target for Iran, and if we're surrounded by red lines, the Persians won't hesitate to destroy both the bases and Kukuyev...

[Jacques sekavar]

After more than four years of war, no one will believe the guarantees of the one they fought against, despite the fact that they have allies who supported them for all four years of the war.