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The peninsula is not recognized by the United Kingdom as Russian land and London believes it to be illegally occupied Ukrainian territory.British full of shit attitude. You never know what you will encounter with Brits-a-broad.
But just remember this, it was not Russian warships near the British coast, it was Brittish warships in an area where they had no business other than ludicrous, British nationaist, sabre-rattling.Exactly identical sentiment applies to the U.S. Hopefully Biden and Milley learned a lesson. Watch the Russians turn back a U.S. convoy. [Link]
In a feinting move to keep Russia from coming to the aid of Iran, this report details, socialist leader Biden ordered NATO warships into the Black Sea where they were supposed to retaliate over the US forces killed by Russian commandos and warplanes in Syria—US forces Biden ordered this past weekend to violate protocols and cross a red line in Syria—saw this US military convoy being stopped by elite Russian commandos who were protected by Russian warplanes flying right over them—but instead of these US forces having to be annihilated, saw them turning their convoy around and leaving before they had to be destroyed.We must remember that Biden is simply a continuation of the Bush-Obama-Clinton regime. Prior to Obama going bye-bye, he had the largest numbers of NATO troops amassed on Russia's western border. I voted for Trump specifically for this reason--hoping that he would fulfill his promises to establish friendly diplomatic relations with Russian and disband NATO. Someone in this Obama-Clinton-Biden faction fears Russia and wants an engagement. The only unfortunate point for the U.S. in this drivel is that the U.S. long ago lost its hegemonic luster and control. The world's moved on, and the U.S. hasn't. Biden's regime lives in the old Obamie era. We would soundly get our asses handed to us. Are you reading, Milley? We have the equipment...we don't have the personnel with the will to fight. They're too busy deciding whether or not CRT applies to their white commander--and why the hell should they follow him? White patriarch and all.
Most astonishing to notice in this transcript is that Biden’s order to these US forces in Syria was personally rescinded by Americas top military leader Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Mark Milley—who was contacted when this confrontation began by American Ambassador to Russia John Sullivan—the mind-blowing implications of were discussed yesterday by Security Council Members.
The comments there say:R.C.
level 1The-Promised-LAN · 2hThe British government just reported that they never received a warning shot or witnessed any bomb drop, stating that Russians are over exaggerating. Clearly Russian MoD is calling out the Brits on this one23
level 2Fatuousgit · 1hThey fired three bursts, high into the air, from the equivalent of CWIS from miles behind. Highly likely Defender didn't hear it or know what it was if they did.22
level 3Galthur ·Didn't the BBC reporter on the British ship report they did hear it though?9level 4tombalol · 32mI think you're right, I read that on the BBC. I do think it's possible that the crew of the Destroyer did not see or hear the fire in the video, but the reporter did say they heard gunfire. It might have been this incident or some other gunfire, if there was other live firing in the areas as Russia states.
"Your actions violate the UN Treaty of the seas, and, and, and are thoroughly unprofessional. Your actions are unsafe, unprofessional and threaten the safety of both of our vessels.R.C.
Are you threatening me? Over."
United States of America, 7/4/1776 - 1/20/2021. RIP.RC
Comment: The UK MoD claiming that the passage of their vessel was "innocent" is laughably absurd. Even a BBC journalist on the HMS Defender said that the vessel's incursion into Russian waters was "deliberate, to make a point." What the point was is lost on most, since the Brits don't have the military might to stand up against the Russian navy. This isn't 1853 Britain, your boats don't scare.
Craig Murray said it best in his short article on the actions of the British navy: