Topic: Will there be a war? - page 2. (Read 275 times)

There is this what do we call as war agreement, were both countries who has nuclear weapons, can sign the documents restraining them from using nuclear weapons in the war. It is the modern day declaration of war.

they risk too much for that weapon. it seems they dont care about their people.

I don't think so, no. Not a direct US vs Russia conflict, anyway.

I'd imagine it's no coincidence that Russian aggression in the Ukraine is ramping up at the exact same time that China is flexing its muscles over Taiwan. They are likely combining against the US on two fronts, and seeing how far they can push before there is any US retaliation.

But why now? Well... Trump was a known, and largely controllable, and an isolationist, too. He pulled the US back from the global stage. New president Biden may represent a return to traditional US interventionism, which is a concern for the other global powers... but the world has changed in the last few years, China is a major player now. China and Russia are testing US resolve. The US response to both will likely be words plus perhaps some ineffective sanctions. I can't imagine there's any appetite for any more than a bit of posturing.

It will be the end for everyone if there is ever a nuclear war and trust me that I don't think that these nuclear countries are going to want that because the war has evolved, we are currently on the age of war where it is information, economy and technological advancement is the primary weapons, a nuclear war is going to be problematic for both sides because the winner won't get anything but rubble and radiation.

War absolutely does make a difference. And for the reason that people change in war. If it's a good, healthy war, many people die, and the rest become so fearful that they seek God and are saved. Differences all over the place... because people were changed by war... in loads of ways, including death.

Change the words "Russia" to "US", "Ukraine" to "baltic republics/Poland/eastern Europe" and you will pretty much describe what Russia faces over last couple of decades. As for the topic, it's highly unlikely. Russia is currently running its large scale military exercise all over Russian territory. Besides. Putin isn't that interested in Ukraine at all, never was. The civil war is going there for 7 years but no one talks about it.

Aside from russia, ukraine and USA

There is also a heat in CHINA against the SEA nations regarding the islands in West Philippine Sea. China has been rehabilitizing island near the Philippines which is clearly an island of the Philippines yet China claims to be theirs. Different country including Canada, Japan and USA supports the Philippines for the owning of the island yet China seems to disagree and continue the rehabilitation. USA deployed their carrier near Julian Felipe Reef eyeing on the action of China.

Russia and China seems to be an ally and both have great military might, so It is a possibility that war might occur if something just sparks between these two events.

It will be a sad day for Ukraine and Russia if there is war, too many people have died already. I can understand that Putin is frustrated because Ukraine no longer wants to fall under his control, but if you have to force countries to join your alliances through aggression then they will find friends who do not bully them instead. A lot of this does seem to stem back to Putin, as Covid - before the Sputnik vaccine - killed a lot of people and was subject to the same cover up that always takes place in authoritarian countries. Part of it is wanting to control the remainder of Ukraine that is free, controlling the Black Sea which gives Russia access to the Mediterranean and war is also good for rallying people behind the leader. Nobody would want to look like a traitor by questioning their leader, even if that leader is the one who provokes or makes up fake reasons for war. It's sad that Ukraine had to suffer an invasion and occupation in the first place - Putin already controls the biggest country in the world, at this point it is sheer greed for more.

WAR doesnt make any difference, people have to change.

Me an' a whole bunch of people don' agree with the OP. We need a war to settle this once and for all.

 

It's very likely that there will be war as it's what nuclear weapons are for which Ukraine is wanting to have. Whichever country that Russia and China might likely quarrel with, the US is always there pushing to bomb each other so why shouldn't they bomb each other since they can just shoot their missiles from apart and not looking for a war field instead.

If Ukraine will allow this to happen, its their country that will be destroyed, God knows how many will die and human rights are not there to fight for them.

Alik Bakhshi

Will there be a war?
 
       Russia is concentrating an unprecedentedly large amount of military force near the borders with Ukraine, and without notifying NATO about this, although it was obliged to do this in advance by the treaty. The seriousness of Putin's intentions to attack Ukraine is also indicated by the transfer to the Black Sea of the Caspian flotilla in full force, including the latest frigates, on board which there are "caliber" missiles. It seems that Putin decided to complete what he had begun to the end, namely to tear away the so-called Little Russia, including Odessa, and reach the border with the self-proclaimed Transnistrian Republic, and possibly completely deprive Ukraine of the status of a state. The only deterrent factor in Russian aggression is the reaction of Washington, which pledged to be the guarantor of the independence and territorial integrity of Ukraine for its renunciation of nuclear weapons (1). America supports Ukraine at the diplomatic level, which is certainly not enough. Ukraine needs modern weapons to counter Russia, and Putin is in a rush to start a war before the West has transferred enough weapons to Ukraine. It may well be that Biden went for a trick, unexpectedly offering Putin to meet in the coming months, which can be considered an attempt to postpone indefinitely a large-scale invasion of the Russian army from three directions in order to have time to transfer weapons to Ukraine.
       
   The question arises about the likelihood of a direct military clash between the United States and Russia. I suppose it may well be. The fact is that hostilities will be conducted on the territory of a third party and, naturally, without the use of nuclear weapons, which will only happen if the war directly affects the territory of Russia or the countries of the NATO bloc. In principle, a clash between a NATO country and Russia has already taken place in Syria and Libya. Moreover, the Turks even shot down a Russian bomber that flew into Turkey (2), but there was no military response from Russia, everything ended with tomatoes and waving hands. By the way, Turkey can take part in the war along with America on the side of Ukraine.

1. To the obligations of President Biden and his country. https://alikbahshi.livejournal.com/64453.html
2. The Russians have finished badly. https://alikbahshi.livejournal.com/26077.html

   04/14/2021