it is acting like an angry kid

"we shit on Nato, we want our toys back reee"

"muh toys, now, gib crimea"

Russia's biggest fear is being enveloped by NATO...
So the best option is to say that "Russia weren't enemies anymore so you're welcome to join us"

>making a gas pipe through warsaw pact nations in order to let them fairly benefit, and to make it easier for slavs to have good relations
vs
>make a pact with germany exclusively because you dont give a fuck for countries that you want to destabilize later

I dont give a fuck what Russia fears

I mean, I do give one

I want Russia to be afraid and I want to do things that it is afraid of

and I dont give a fuck for whether they like it or not

sorry for that typo, fixed it

*that it is afraid of*

Anyway...
Lets stop with russia for now...

hard to do that tbh

What's your opinion on India?

let it be, it does fine

```Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko says the European Commission has made a decision to allocate EUR 500 million in the first tranche of the fourth program of macro-financial assistance to Ukraine. "Sincerely grateful to the European Commission for positive decision to disburse to Ukraine first tranche of the 4th EU Macro-financial assistance program in the amount of EUR 500 Mln," he wrote on Facebook on November 30.```

Europe invests in Ukraine, Russia doesnt
simple as that

What's your opinion on Romania?

poor, developing, fucked up by moscow

tru

hi i got invited by friend doctoranon

Romania holds a potential

it was our ally in war

WW2?

yep

it also kept it words and helped us, a little bit at least

I mean, we were on the Germans' side

Because of Antonescu

Have you heard of the Iron Guard?

```Romania was not engaged in the Polish-Soviet War, but accepted and supported Polish military transit through its territory. According to another of Pruszyński's reports, Romania facilitated the transit of Polish nationals from Russia to their native areas, as well as furnishing armament and grain at preferential prices.[4] In this context, the Romanian Army intervened in the Polish-Ukrainian War against the West Ukrainian People's Republic (created in Galicia in the summer of that year), helping the Poles in Pokuttya (see Romanian occupation of Pokuttya).[3]```

not much

what is this

Again. I find Romania having a lot of potential

It just is poor, like Bulgaria, thank Russians...

``` Russia dominates the energy sector as Gazprom is Bulgaria’s sole natural gas provider. Gazprom which supplies close to 97 percent of Bulgaria’s gas needs, also owns 50 percent in the country’s largest retail gas distribution company, Overgaz and has also expanded its presence on the fuels market via its subsidiary Gazprom Neft.
Rosatom and its subsidiaries have a dominant position in the country’s nuclear energy sector, responsible for reactor fuel supply and nuclear waste management. Nuclear energy makes up around 20 percent of the total final primary energy consumption and around 34 percent of the total electricity generation in the country. All nuclear power is produced by the Soviet-built Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant. It is fully dependent on the import of reactor fuel from Russia via the Russian company TVEL, a subsidiary of Russia’s Rosatom and ships all of the plant’s spent fuel back to Russia for processing.
Lukoil controls Bulgaria’s only oil refinery and over 50 percent of the wholesale fuels market. Currently Lukoil Neftohim is the largest company in Bulgaria with roughly € 3 billion revenues. Together with its wholesale and retail-fuel-distributing subsidiaries, Lukoil is also the largest taxpayer controlling indirectly roughly one-quarter of all budget revenues in the country.
Russian banking groups have long established presence in Bulgaria. Chief amongst them is VTB
Russian FDI is also concentrated in other strategic sectors such as finance, telecommunications, real estate, transportation, industrial, construction and the media.
```

now look up how Bulgaria ended up

their own autochonts flee from it

>It is fully dependent on the import of reactor fuel from Russia via the Russian company TVEL

It's Romania's National Day tomorrow

I'm hoping to see at least one legionary flag

legionary flag?