(2022-03-04, 09:26 AM)005 Wrote: Vâng nhiều quốc gia khác nữa ở Châu Âu chứ không phải chỉ có Ukraine. Châu Âu có tổng cộng 47 quốc gia.
Nếu Nga xách quân đánh các quốc gia đó, chẳng lẽ các nước đó là vật tế thần sao?

(2022-03-03, 03:55 PM)RungHoang Wrote: Anh LTP,
Hoàn cảnh ông này hiện rất là khổ, nếu đánh tiếp thì sợ thua, xin vào Liên minh Châu Âu thì người ta không muốn nhận mà bảo là cứu xét. NATO thì không giúp mà chỉ đưa vũ khí cho đánh để tiêu hao bớt Nga. phen này dân Ukraine trở thành vật tế. Cái khổ là muốn giảng hoà cũng rất sợ, nếu giảng hoà thì coi chừng sẽ bị phái hữu giết. Ngày xưa thủ tướng của Do Thái là Rabin cũng muốn giảng hoà với Ra fast của Palestine nên đã bị phái hữu giết. Cho nên .... Làm người rất khó....

Zelensky slams Nato over rejection of no-fly zone



Ukraine's president has attacked Nato leaders in a fiery speech over their refusal to implement a no-fly zone around the country.

Speaking from Kyiv, Volodymyr Zelensky said the West's reluctance to intervene has given Russia "a green light" to continue bombarding towns and villages.

Nato has argued that a no-fly zone will result in confrontation with Moscow.

But Mr Zelensky said he disagrees that direct action could "provoke Russia's direct aggression against Nato".

In angry comments, he said the argument reflects the "self-hypnosis of those who are weak, under-confident inside" and that Western reservations indicated that "not everyone considers the struggle for freedom to be Europe's number one goal".

"All the people who will die starting from this day will also die because of you. Because of your weakness, because of your disunity," a furious Mr Zelensky added.

On Friday, Nato's secretary-general, Jens Stoltenberg, warned that the introduction of a no-fly zone could lead to a "full-fledged war in Europe involving many more countries and causing much more human suffering".


The only way to impose a no-fly zone would be "by shooting down Russian planes," Stoltenberg said

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken also ruled out the introduction of a no-fly zone, but told the BBC he is convinced Ukraine can win its war with Russia.

"I can't tell you how long this will go on," America's top diplomat said. "I can't tell you how long it will take. But the idea that Russia can subjugate to its will 45 million people who are ardently fighting for their future and their freedom, that does not involve Russia having its thumb on Ukraine, that tells you a lot."

As Russia's invasion of Ukraine enters tenth day Moscow's forces continue to heavily shell many cities.

In the south-eastern port city of Mariupol, the city's mayor has said that residents are under a "blockade" after days of "ruthless" attacks from Russian forces which has seen power and water shut off to the city's 450,00 strong population.



Vadim Boychenko wrote on the Telegram messaging app that the city is "simply being destroyed" and said officials are prioritising "the establishment of a ceasefire so that we can restore vital infrastructure and set up a humanitarian corridor to bring food and medicine into the city".

In Kyiv, a massive convoy stretching out over 40 miles (64km) remains stalled outside the city, but the Ukrainian capital has come under renewed assault, with explosions caused by intense shelling audible in the city centre.

There have also been unconfirmed reports of fresh fighting on Saturday in the north-eastern city of Sumy and of rocket attacks on the train station in Ukraine's second city, Kharkiv, above a metro station where city residents are sheltering from shelling, and in the northern city of Chernihiv.

And the US ambassador to the UN, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, has warned that Russian troops have advanced within 20 miles (32km) of Ukraine's second biggest nuclear facility.


Russian forces have been shelling the city of Kharkiv for over a week

Her comments follow Friday's attack on the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, which she said reflected a "dangerous new escalation" in Russia's invasion. Moscow's ambassador, Vasily Nebenzya, dismissed reports that Russian troops attacked the plant as "lies" and "disinformation".

Meanwhile in Russia, a new law signed by President Vladimir Putin that would impose prison terms of up to 15 years on people charged with spreading "fake news" about the war in Ukraine has seen several western media outlets, including the BBC, suspend operations in the country.

Tim Davie, the BBC's director-general, said the legislation "appears to criminalise the process of independent journalism" in Russia, while the Washington Post said it will remove by-lines from pieces written by its reporters in Russia.

It comes as Sky News released dramatic footage of their correspondent Stuart Ramsey coming under fire outside Kyiv.

Meanwhile, Mr Zelensky addressed massive rallies in support of Ukraine in several cities across Europe, including the Czech capital Prague and the Georgian capital Tbilisi.

He warned demonstrators: "If Ukraine does not survive, the whole of Europe will not survive."

But in the Serbian capital of Belgrade, some 4,000 people have taken part in a pro-Russian rally that marched from a monument of Russian Tsar Nicholas II to the Russian embassy.

Demonstrators sang the Serbian and Russian national anthems and carried Russian flags and pictures of President Vladimir Putin.


The pro-Russia march in Belgrade

Elsewhere, in a sign that Western sanctions are starting to have a tangible impact, Italian police have seized the yachts of two of Russia's wealthiest oligarchs.

Officers seized a 213ft (65 metre) yacht worth $27m (£20m) owned by Alexey Mordashov, a close ally of President Vladimir Putin and Russia's richest man, in the northern port of Imperia, officials told local media.

Another yacht, owned by Gennady Timchenko, another oligarch with close ties to Putin, has been impounded in Imperia, officials said.

Mordashov is worth an estimated $29bn and built his wealth around the Russian steel producer Severstal, while Timchenko is said to hold around $17bn of assets and made his fortune in oil trading.

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(2022-03-04, 09:26 AM)005 Wrote:   Nếu Nga xách quân đánh Thuỵ Điển NATO cũng sẽ chỉ đứng ngoài hỗ trợ chứ không tham chiến. Trù Thần Du Lan phải xách soong nồi chạy sang Đức mới mong được che chở. Chứ ngồi bên Thuỵ Điển mà Putin sờ gáy là coi như hết đỡ. ( :đùa: )

Huynh RH, đọc huynh viết cái làm dulan chợt nhớ quê hương mình, rùi tự hỏi chia xong thì nửa bên nầy chóng chầy cũng communism như bên kia sao ta  

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