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1. Despite Ukrainian successes, the look back ain’t especially positive. It had been a horrible blood toll, too many valuable human beings, patriotic guys with great spirits, have been lost. So, I’d rather not. However, of course there’s valuable lessons to be learned from this war. So, for the AFU, an analytical retrospective is necessary, but that shouldn’t only focus on the victories. Or else important insights would be missed. To succesfully defend against large scale hordes of evil, the enemy needs to be outsmarted. The side with the more flexible minds and the more realistic views will win this war, I’m certain. Advantage Ukraine, imho.
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2. The biggest disappointment in this war is the performance of the free world. We’ve done more to encourage trash countries to act aggressively in the past two years than in the previous 20.

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   • Some truth to that, Mr. Ofp. There really have to be concerns now if Nato is actually ready to defend member states. If support for Ukraine is already such a big problem, how do they want to ensure there’s enough arms and ammunition if Nato itself is attacked? Putin and Xi may come to the conclusion that the organisation is more of a paper tiger than a real threat. We all in the West can only hope that that’s wrong. ☹

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     • I don’t think that this assessment is wrong. The chinese, iranians and so on have already recognized our weaknesses. Especially the ones in the US, Germany, Austria, Hungary, and Slovakia. They learned that it is well worth it to purchase corrupt politicians, (like Trump, Johnson, the AfD, And so on), to have them do their bidding. Divide and conquer!

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