#Ukraine war escalation

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Russia has reportedly fired an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) at Ukraine for the first time during the ongoing conflict. This alleged attack, launched from the Astrakhan region, targeted critical infrastructure in Dnipro, marking a significant escalation in the war. The strike follows Ukraine's use of US and British long-range missiles to hit targets inside Russia earlier this week. What does this mean for the 33-month-long conflict? How might it impact global tensions? In this video, we explore the details of the alleged ICBM strike, its implications, and the responses from both sides. Stay updated on the latest developments in the Russia-Ukraine war.

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[mariakov81]

[wistfulpoltergeist]

Just a quick update on the war in Ukraine. North Korea now officially takes part in russia-Ukraine war by sending its troops in order to kill Ukrainians. So Ukraine now must defeat 2 nuclear totalitarian states: russia and north korea. While West is just being deeply concerned.

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[silverfox66]

One interesting thing about this circus coup was what putin did when Prigozhin cornered him/put him under pressure. For so long, we keep hearing "don't give Ukraine weapons, putin might escalate", "don't poke the bear, putin might escalate", "if putin gets cornered, he might escalate." Prigozhin cornered putin, he put pressure on putin, and what did putin? He gave in. He made a deal. He did not escalate when cornered. He backed off.

In other words, give Ukraine all the weapons they need and do not fear escalation. putin is weak.

[greencheekconure27]

When you try fearmongering about "escalation" in Ukraine but you don't even know how many World Wars we've had:

[straightlightyagami]

if there is ever nuclear war i hope i will be in the immediate radius of the explosion and i am killed faster than my brain can process pain (and so i would never know what happened) rather than surviving and slowly and painfully dying of radiation poisoning

[susansontag]

the gamble is this: significant escalation would be needed in order to ensure ukraine defeats russia in this war. no matter if one feels that’s morally righteous, it’s a gamble that plays with all our lives because it assumes putin will choose not to escalate to nuclear weapons. it’s not and never will be a gamble worth taking. and that’s before we get into the benefits of a diplomatic end to the war -- e.g. ukrainian and russian civilians + troops could stop dying in the name of something as soon as possible. we should all proudly and boldly assert this to anyone who brings it up bc the fate of all our lives shouldn’t hinge on the whims of powerful men playing dangerous games

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[fuckyeahmarxismleninism]

By Gary Wilson

Since the beginning of the U.S.-NATO proxy war in Ukraine in 2014, the White House has maintained that it’s not a war on Russia. But those are not the words they use in their private conversations, especially inside NATO. On Jan. 25, German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock bluntly said what they’ve been saying privately – that NATO is fighting a war against Russia.

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[liberty1776]

Douglas Macgregor: Putin Launch Devastating Strike In Next 48H As UK & F...

President Trump needs to speak out and say “This is not our War, and we will stop all support to Ukraine!” Wish he would tell Israel the same thing. Video includes  Sebastian Gorka talking like a complete idiot. 

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Escalating Tensions in the Ukraine Conflict: A Shift to Missile Brinkmanship

Escalating Tensions: A New Chapter in the Ukraine Conflict The low-hanging clouds enveloping the city of Dnipro erupted into a breathtaking spectacle for a fleeting moment, as video footage captured the scene. Streaks of glowing warheads descended from the sky, leaving the war-weary residents in a state of shock. The air was filled with deafening booms that reverberated through the streets of the…

[latestnews-now]

Russia's hypersonic Oreshnik missile has made headlines after its first test in combat against Ukraine. Capable of speeds over 13,000 kph and carrying multiple warheads, the missile is reportedly unstoppable by any current defense system. President Vladimir Putin has confirmed plans for expanded testing and production. What does this mean for global security? Watch this detailed analysis to understand the implications of this advanced weapon system on the Ukraine-Russia conflict and beyond. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more updates on global security and military technology

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[immaculatasknight]

Time to pump the brakes