It is understandable, if you go back in history, they had a bit of a past with the Russians. I know some people here love Russia like they did during the 30s and up to 1941, but check out why and how the Molotov cocktail got its name. Then check how Russia is currently invading airspace and currently provoking Finland.
Moscow thought they could initimidate them into submission, which was just as silly as Lukashenka threatening Poland.
The Finngols in particular are super pumped up for the Leninists to try again and find out, there are Finnish territories waiting to be liberated and their ancestral populations to finally return.
When it is all over I'm counting for Japan to regain the Northern Territories too, among other returns to historical borders. Just demilitarization and final decommunization of Russia is not enough.
We can take Królewiec, thanks for asking. Kalinin has been in hell for long enough.
You are absolutely retarded if you think you have even the slightest chance at victory before your country becomes a smoldering crater by way of Chinese ordinance.
Finland and Sweden are going NATO due to stupid Russian threats, after being neutral through all the Cold War and its aftermath.
The Finns also famously hate the Russians due to the first half of the 20th century - or more exactly the Leninists, as they used to be Swedish hating Empire loyalists until Lenin & Stalin came around (Mannenheim even kept his Imperial medals on him during the Winter War). Similar to the Estonians.
They responded because Russia invaded Ukraine. If Russia hadn't done that, nobody would be applying to NATO.
Despite years of Russia violating airspace, territorial waters or other provocations(there is a famous russisn submarine violating Swedish waters recently) they were content in staying outside the alliance, but with Ukraine they saw that an alliance was needed. In fact support to join NATO increased among the Finns and Swedes when the war began.
They did, but the world wasn't paying attention, and thought Russia would have stayed there. Plus the forces they used were minimal in comparison to this one.
It is understandable, if you go back in history, they had a bit of a past with the Russians. I know some people here love Russia like they did during the 30s and up to 1941, but check out why and how the Molotov cocktail got its name. Then check how Russia is currently invading airspace and currently provoking Finland.
Moscow thought they could initimidate them into submission, which was just as silly as Lukashenka threatening Poland.
The Finngols in particular are super pumped up for the Leninists to try again and find out, there are Finnish territories waiting to be liberated and their ancestral populations to finally return.
When it is all over I'm counting for Japan to regain the Northern Territories too, among other returns to historical borders. Just demilitarization and final decommunization of Russia is not enough.
We can take Królewiec, thanks for asking. Kalinin has been in hell for long enough.
You are absolutely retarded if you think you have even the slightest chance at victory before your country becomes a smoldering crater by way of Chinese ordinance.
We might have lots of Vietnamese here but Im a native lmao
Finland and Sweden are going NATO due to stupid Russian threats, after being neutral through all the Cold War and its aftermath.
The Finns also famously hate the Russians due to the first half of the 20th century - or more exactly the Leninists, as they used to be Swedish hating Empire loyalists until Lenin & Stalin came around (Mannenheim even kept his Imperial medals on him during the Winter War). Similar to the Estonians.
Nah, they've been doing it for many years.
Not quite.
They responded because Russia invaded Ukraine. If Russia hadn't done that, nobody would be applying to NATO.
Despite years of Russia violating airspace, territorial waters or other provocations(there is a famous russisn submarine violating Swedish waters recently) they were content in staying outside the alliance, but with Ukraine they saw that an alliance was needed. In fact support to join NATO increased among the Finns and Swedes when the war began.
https://www.thelocal.se/20141018/sweden-steps-up-hunt-for-suspected-submarine/
They did, but the world wasn't paying attention, and thought Russia would have stayed there. Plus the forces they used were minimal in comparison to this one.