>>1519411
So the same thing Russia's doing?

>>1519412
It's what the Western media is saying Russia is doing. Every accusation is a confession.

>>1519411
time to start drafting democrats

g, as an American if I join the American armed forces I get free medical care for a long while, and a post-secondary education paid for.
if I join the uCrane army, I get killed, maimed, and sent home to beg on the streets with a tin cup

>>1519416
you're not the target, Colombians and other thirdworlders are

>>1519413
>It's what the Western media is saying Russia is doing.
Russia's use of foreign troop isn't a secret. Denying it is denying water is wet. Their support from North Korea is something they've touted and they openly recruit in the Caribbean and Africa.

Not everything is a conspiracy, nor is it that odd to use foreign troops, either mercenaries or enlisted.

>>1519413
>It's what the Western media is saying Russia is doing.
Backed up with videos of them getting blown up by drones.

>>1519422
>Their support from North Korea is something they've touted
DPRK and Russia had a defensive alliance. When Ukraine attacked Kursk, the DPRK sent soldiers to help their ally. A bit different than Ukraine recruiting cartel members and Arab/African terrorists.

>>1519430
>DPRK and Russia had a defensive alliance
No they didn't, lmao.

>>1519430
You can't invoke a defensive alliance in an offensive 3 day special military operation.

Also, Belarus would be at war if Russia were invoking its defensive alliances seeing as it's the only country Russia has a real defensive alliance with. Hell, the CSTO hasn't even been called upon.

>>1519432
>In June 2024, North Korea and Russia signed a Treaty on Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, marking their most significant military cooperation agreement since the 1961 Mutual Assistance Treaty between North Korea and the Soviet Union. Article 4 of the new treaty stipulates that if either party is subjected to an armed attack, the other will “immediately provide military and other assistance using all available means,”
https://www.ispionline.it/en/publication/why-is-north-korea-strengthening-its-military-alliance-with-russia-212596
>>1519433
>You can't invoke a defensive alliance in an offensive 3 day special military operation.
Ukraine invaded Russia proper, they attacked Kursk. Kursk is undisputed Russian territory.

NAFO isn't sending their best troons.

>>1519461
shouldn't you be offering you ass to a chechen

>>1519461
>Treaty on Comprehensive Strategic Partnership
>18 June 2024
So, to reiterate, they didn't have a defensive alliance. Ukraine and Russia had been in a state of open war since 2022. Arguably earlier.

Defensive alliances aren't retroactive, nutbag.

>Ukraine invaded Russia proper, they attacked Kursk. Kursk is undisputed Russian territory.
1. This treaty doesn't trigger mutual defense in the case of loss of territory. The mutual defense trigger is
>In case one of the parties falls into a state of war due to armed invasion by an individual state or other states
The invasion of Kursk changed fuck all about Russia's state of war.
2. By the time of the Kursk offensive, Russia had already claimed ownership of 5 Ukrainian regions, 4 of which had an active Ukrainian military presence.

>>1519418
>you're not the target, Colombians and other thirdworlders are

nosferajew Hair Stephen Müller has made his thrall, tRump, Target American left wing civilians

>>1519470
HRT is making you illiterate. Stop dilating and detransition.
>Article 4 of the new treaty stipulates that if either party is subjected to an armed attack, the other will “immediately provide military and other assistance using all available means,”
>Article 4 of the new treaty stipulates that if either party is subjected to an armed attack,
>subjected to an armed attack,
>armed attack

>>1519484
You're quoting a summary. I'm quoting the treaty.

I'm not illiterate. I'm just capable of fact-checking. You should try it, you dumbass sheep.

>>1519486
stop it anon, you're just going to embolden his raging humiliation fetish

>>1519486
you're fed garbage by an AI. here's article 4 in full
>In case one of the parties falls into a state of war due to armed invasion by an individual state or other states, the other party shall provide military and other assistance using all the means it possesses without delay in accordance with Article 51 of the UN Charter and the laws of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and the Russian Federation.
>due to armed invasion by an individual state or other states
>due to armed invasion by an individual state or other states
Russia hasn't declared war on Ukraine, and Ukraine hasn't declared it on Russia. ivasion of a country's territory triggers a 'state of war'. talk to your doc about changing the regimen. your current hormone cocktail is messing with your brain, lad.

0 days since esl shill brought his fetish up for no reason

>>1519491
don't worry lil bro. Zelenskyy gonna make sure you can chop off your dick soon
>>1519492
did you pick your troon name? lemmeguess...... Amber?

it's hard to believe there are lives as squalid as esl shill's

>nitwits think "declaration of war" has any importance whatsoever
The key legal term is international armed conflict. This is in contrast to an internal armed conflict like a civil war or normal criminality.
https://www.undrr.org/understanding-disaster-risk/terminology/hips/so0101

For an international armed conflict the combatants can have legal protections if they follow international humanitarian law, and may be prosecuted as a criminal if they don't. Overall, in the realm of sovereigns, power is what matters and nobody is holding russia to the international conventions except through sanctions.

>>1519490
>Russia hasn't declared war on Ukraine, and Ukraine hasn't declared it on Russia
>invasion of a country's territory triggers a 'state of war'
These are mutually contradictory claims. If the declaration matters, then Russia still isn't in a state of war as they have to this day maintained the "it's de jure just a special military operation" stance. If invasions trigger a state of war, then Russia and Ukraine were already at war and the treaty can't be applied retroactively.

Get your brain checked and stop obsessing over trans people.

>>1519522
>nitwits think "declaration of war" has any importance whatsoever
It does actually for Russia in particular because of their internal laws relating to offensive wars and troop deployments.

Not really relevant to this discussion, but Russia hasn't actually declared war for a reason other than the fact that nobody does that shit anymore.

>>1519550
>label games
Putin calls it a SMO and annexed Ukraine on paper because it makes it easier to ignore russian rules about funding or troop deployment. The fiction lets him justify everything as homeland self defense and troop movement within Russia. All it proves is how weak and useless the russian legislature is.

Sadly, legislators being useless cunts is a worldwide problem.

>>1519547
Russians removed the Ukrainians from Kursk, thus ending the invasion and the "state of war". after the Ukies were gone, the norks went home. shrimple

your little brain can't comprehend that north korea helped an ally without endless summits, coalitions of the willing, plans to plan.....

>>1519550

lmao i remember in 2023 EU tried to sue Russians for unlawful invasion in the Ukrain. Shit was dropped in first court hearing. Russian reported how enraged judge was counting EU violations of international and national laws in its politics towards Russia.

>>1519411
So wait are they just offering a ton of money or what? Because even if they hired dregs from Africa or whatever, assuming they don’t defect, aren’t they 100% guaranteed to die in a meat grinder and/or never be allowed to quit?

>>1519614
>aren’t they 100% guaranteed to die in a meat grinder and/or never be allowed to quit?
Yes. that's why they'll promise their families payouts in case of death. Ukrainian families of fallen soldiers are still waiting for their payouts tho

>>1519614
thing is they dont pay if you go mia and they love ignoring bodies russia sends them back

>>1519640
So what’s the actual rate of payment? This seems like a suckers game

>>1519606
>the norks went home
To a farm upstate