Russian Invasion of Ukraine

[Dennisch]

And Ukraine is now allowed to use long range weapons on Russian territory. Let's ****ing go.

 

[dcmo3]

And Ukraine is now allowed to use long range weapons on Russian territory. Let's ****ing go.

And in response Russia uses tactical nukes. Then what?

 

[McLaren]

Russia is not using tactical nukes in Ukraine. Putin's cronies been trying that little fear line since the first month of their "3 day operation".

 

[inCloud]

And in response Russia uses tactical nukes. Then what?

According to Russian constitution Crimea isn't anyhow different from Moscow or Saint Petersburg. Crimea was targeted with western missiles for year+

Tactical nukes would be used if foreign army would be treat to Russia as state. Even occupation of relatively big territory wasn't reason for usage of nukes, relax.

 

[Dennisch]

And in response Russia uses tactical nukes. Then what?

Not gonna happen. The nuke thread and red line shifting has been a thing ever since the first Ukrainian weapon upgrade unlock.

 

[Grand Prix]

It wouldn't make much sense to drop nukes on land and people that you intend to conquer and use in the immediate future.

Admittedly, this could be a dangerous assumption to make in these chaotic times, but still.

 

[Boston77]

Red line, red line, red line the little bitch screams. Each time Ukraine has crossed one of them the little bitch, Putin claims another.
I hope Storm Shadows and ATAC weapons wreak havoc in Russian land.
Loooooooong overdue.
Reap what ya sow commies.