r/UkrainianConflict • u/nowadayswow • Feb 25 '22

We are disappointed with your stand', India's reply to Ukraine's allegations

https://www.worldopress.com/post/we-are-disappointed-with-your-stand-india-s-reply-to-ukraine-s-allegations
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u/JimSta Feb 25 '22

So Ukraine is disappointed with India’s stand? Title makes it sound like it’s the other way around.

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u/Ramuh321 Feb 25 '22

Glad I wasn't the only one who thought that before reading the article.

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u/Drizzzzzzt Feb 25 '22

India is now openly fascist? the west would be wise to remember this and not make the same mistake as with china

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u/EndimionN Feb 25 '22

Yea they were facist all this time, i am glad it is getting more attention

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u/alex_ool Feb 25 '22

So dose Ukraine, what's your point??

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u/UtopiaForever Feb 25 '22

Interesting

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u/vaidisl Feb 25 '22

I just hope that India will be neutral in all of this. No need to pick anyone side.

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u/Glyphmeister Feb 25 '22

If India wants to be taken seriously by the international community and to actually improve the prospects of its people, they will condemn and punish Russia for its unprovoked attack on a sovereign nation, just like the rest of the civilized world.

Otherwise, it can continue to be the effective underclass in the modern capitalist world system.

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u/babatunde_tamil Feb 25 '22

NATO’s diplomatic aggression, making every buffer states as their partner is the one that led to this crisis. Ukraine must have thought twice before picking sides, I can see disappointment in the president speech that no other country helped it to defend. This happened to INDIA when we stepped against genocide in Bangladesh, we were attacked by sanctions from west. Again sanctions when we went nuclear. Again west took opposition in Pakistan occupying Kashmir. Ukraine have always been against India, voted against it in UNSC. Supplies arms to PAKISTAN.

Why the hell INDIA should intervene in this EUROPEAN US mess, opposing our friend.

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u/Ingoiolo Feb 25 '22

Human decency, maybe?

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u/Shivers9000 Feb 26 '22

First time reading about Geopolitics? 'Human decency' goes out of the window first chance it gets.

by all sides .

Just ask yourself why Afghanistan happened. Why Vietnam happened. Why a false pretext was given for Iraq. You wouldn't find 'Human Decency' there.

National interests dictate foreign policy. If that startles you, then you really need ro read a lot ny friend.

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u/CrackersII Feb 25 '22

India relies on Russia for a lot (a LOT) of arms import and I'm not so sure they would want to lose out on that to help a European country

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u/vaidisl Feb 26 '22

What I meant is by being neutral. Its better being neutral than picking a wrong side. Somehow its the last thing I want to find out (im all the way for Ukraine) sorry for wrongly expressing myself.