So there's a way to renew the agreement, but Russia values more their imperialistic dreams than their allies.
If you're arguing that committing genocide shouldn't have consequences on the other hand...
Railcar8095
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The reality is Russia didn't renew the agreement. They decided to stop the delivery. They decided to screw their allies, who knew when the agreement was going to expire.
To put it any other way is excusing Russia and Transnistria for their fuckup. Refer to my previous examples if you want.
Russia didn't renew the agreement with ukraine. If I don't pay UPS and my nephew doesn't get his present I don't blame UPS. Should I blame the judge if one of my employees goes to jail for rape, because my customers are impacted?
On the other hand, why should Ukraine allow Russia to keep using their territory to make business?
If Russia won't consider their allies, why should anybody else?
Yeah, those homeowners and their... *checks notes Homes!
Please state your point openly then. It seems you only want to throw shade at Ukraine, not at the invaders and their allies
Ukraine kept his agreement with Russia even when Russia has been invading then for three ~~days~~ years.
I'm sure that's much more than you could expect from Russia.
*Excited Putin noises
You can actually chose to have them reverted (mother first, father second). Also, the wife does not take the husband's surname.
Sweet child... The amount of people who don't see homelander is scary
My company users first letter of the name and the full surname. I thought it was odd when I saw Gina.Ross@... Until I realized.
There can't be survivors if there is no accident.
The uptick on random disappearances is surely due to those damn immigrant, better give more H1B visas.
/s
Not strawman. Fell free again to explain why asking to stop the invasion is too much to ask in order to renew the agreement.
I'm not going to let your bad faith arguments go unchallenged, because I don't want people who don't know much to think what you say isn't BS. If you were to be open instead of tip toeing Russian apologies everybody would know to ignore you, but here we are.