If the aggressor (Russia) cannot win, they’re eager to freeze the conflict #russia #russiaukrainewar

[billotto]

Ukraine must NEVER surrender to Russia. NEVER.

[homealone]

Russia also claims Alaska belongs to them. Where do you think they will stop?

[ІлляЖовтопуп]

The time of empires has passed, and now Ukraine's victory is a chance to show even dictators that "small victorious wars" will not lead to good

[RespawnM]

People forget that Russia was never going to stop at Ukraine.. It was going to be Moldova too and then Poland

[andyglastonbury]

If Russia does “freeze” the front (most likely), then Russia will not have demilitarise Ukraine, sanctions will remain in place and Putler other objectives will also have failed. The front lines will become a no-man’s land unfit for anything and the remaining parts of Ukraine will join NATO (or something similar like South Korea) to protect itself against further incursion’s by Russian forces. The funny thing is Belarus will also seek to join a defensive league against Russia at some point. Ukraine loses 18% of its country, Russia loses so much more.

[JP]

"Long range meds" goes way too hard

[lkalsanglwangdue]

Prayers for Victory for Ukraine and safe from evildoers of Putin

[johncraig]

We cannot allow Russia to retain any Ukrainian territory.

[buddyholly]

I think China should also claim their territory's back, which "historically used to be their land" like Manchuria.
In that way Pootin can experience how it feels the other way around, but this time he's fighting against a much superior global superpower.

[yummypuddles]

The military industrial complex decides how long war lasts.

[jessekane]

Possibly? Everyone in NATO is treating it like a certainty

[josephhoward]

Precisely this. We all know Putin learned a lot of valuable lessons from the Battle of Kyiv. If the Ruzzians are allowed to rebuild and regroup, they will come back for Kyiv and they just might get it right. The free world cannot take that chance.