Why Does Russia Own This Old Piece of Germany?



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23 thoughts on “Why Does Russia Own This Old Piece of Germany?”

  1. This may sound naive or even ignorant but what the hell why doesn't NATO just frigging take that little piece of land? Respect is out the window now. F'em.

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  2. Why even bother to bring up Russia has nuclear weapons? So what? Putrid would not be so stupid as to initial a unilateral first strike. OK. I'm done at 3:09 in. The hypothetical of Russia trying to take the land between Kalingrad and Belarus is the final straw. Russia has lost ground from Ukraine and is showing they are going to get their asses wiped in the upcoming counter-offensive.

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  3. I agree temporary occupied should be indicated,
    Some of this didn’t age well as russia may not have a marine fleet soon or much else
    Victory for Ukraine 🇺🇦!

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  4. It is a hard lesson for everyone… don’t f-k with Russia… Roosevelt offered to Stalin to divide Germany on many small countries, but Stalin said… No Hitler come and go, but German people is forever… Keningsberg is never frizzing port, that is the reason it became Russian… today German tanks fight on Russian land again, lesson was never learned… well, history repeats itself

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  5. Okay, it is the Russia strategy against NATO for the small piece of land there. I guess this is the reason why Russia cannot let Ukraine to join EU or NATO. They are just protecting their own country interest.

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