Slovaki may turn.

In the short term, short stints of executive power which are later returned are a much better way to acclimatise otherwise republican-minded populations

There are no properly "based" countries in the west and if only a single one flips it's going to be made an example of

From me researching there bloc for "Based europeans" are promising.

No way to opt out without holistically challenging the Nato order and building an alternative

Visegrad will just mean deeper integration with Nato

Although i do agree most Central European nations are cucked into thinking that Russia may invade again.

Because Visegrad is deeply Americaphilic

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They sort of are building a rival project, in the Three Seas Initiative, that's a complicated picture though.

Marcher, you image is quite clear.

That depends on unity, Poland and Hungary have been blocking EU bills to "punish" them. And I believe Italy did too when Salvini was still in control.

Well......

I don't think the EU is going anywhere because even the most euroskeptic countries in the EU aren't for leaving

Poland from research into there new's, seem's to be going through a culture war.

Poland etc. actually have surprisingly high approval ratings for it

Ukraine is fucking weird, you have straight up neo nazis fighting alongside Jews, Muslims and gays to fight against the Russians

Understanably, Central European nation's even though are "based" have been tricked.

@Larry What do you expect?.

There Ukrainians.

Nato is willing to dirty its hands so it's not surprising that they support Azov in Ukraine to spite the Russians

being anti Russia is a fake dichotomy, Russians only are taking Russian majority areas.

They even support Lukachenko now

As he was getting pressured via Russia's gas

@Canadian Man I meant that it's complicated because they're accepting funding from all over.

Mhm,

Idk what to think of the Ukraine situation because the Holodomor changed the demographics of Ukraine quite a bit

@Marcher_Cavalier It's a hoge poge buisness plan.

I dont think that Russia has a right to take over Russian majority areas in Baltics, Russians were only there for a short time really. However Ukraine is a completely different situation. In Eastern Ukraine, Russians have had an ethnic presence in that region about as long as Ukrainians have had.

Ukrainians used to have majoritie even outside their current borders

Ukraine and Russia ought to be part of the same state

I don't think that'll happen in a while.

Overall, Ukraine is quite cucked.

It doesn't look like Russian offensives are going to lead to the fall of Kiev

There is no point in saving a sinking ship.

I see Ukrainian and Russians opinions of eachother pre 2014 and its just sad, they used to love eachother.

When the hole's have mouted to a point of no return.

@Canadian Man Yes, because it's a semi-ad hoc arrangement that grew out of a defensive alliance, so it's a potential power bloc that is in play for a lot of the major global players.

They are still European though.

Ukraine and Russia are negotiating anyway

EU leaders independently of what the people on the other side of the pond think want this shit to end