Comments by "zeffy ._" (@zeffy._440) on "How China DECEIVED the U.S. Navy During Taiwan War Exercise" video.

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  7.  @juliankraus1011  He was forced to step down only after the economic collapse and the dissolvement of the Government. The Taliban/Mujahedeen capture of Kabul took place between 1992 and 1996 AFTER the collapse of the USSR installed Government. Najibullah's government was around since 1978 and only collapsed in 1992 after the USSR fell and after the country's economic collapse. The Taliban only took Kabul fully in 1996 years after the Soviet backed government ceased to exist. The timeline literally disproves your claims. The Taliban/Mujahedeen was unable to capture and control the country while the Soviets were there and were unable to control the country while the Soviet backed government was in control. They only took over 4 years after the Soviet backed government ceased to exist. Let's compare that with the NATO backed government who continued to exist economically and politically yet almost immediately collapsed the second NATO fled with their tail between their legs while leaving Billions in equipment behind and spending a trillion dollars. The Soviets literally took control of the country quickly, held it for about 10 years, withdrew in order and with all of their military equipment and lastly their government outlasted the Soviet Union itself AND prevented the Taliban/Mujahedeen from gaining power on their watch until 1992 with the Taliban only winning 4 years after the soviet backed government dissolved. Again how is that a loss for the Soviets? Their imposed government outlasted them and the Taliban never took power while said imposed government was in power with the Taliban only gaining power 4 years after the economic collapse of the soviet backed government. The Soviet backed government literally was not defeated militarily it ceased to exist economically long before the Taliban took Kabul The US backed government was defeated militarily meanwhile with Kabul being stormed the same year the west retreated after their defeat with said US backed government still being in power.
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  8.  @juliankraus1011  1. I am referring to the Soviet imposed government which took power in 1978 which Najibullah was a part of until it's collapse in 1992 after the collapse of the USSR. That party Najibullah was a part of operated under the 1 party system within the country. 2. Don't be shifting the goal posts. Originally you said the USSR imposed government which was a 1 party government were militarily defeated now you are saying there were additional factors at play that went hand it hand that being economical factors. The Soviet imposed government was around since 1978 and only collapsed in 1992. The Mujahadeen encircled and entered Kabul in 1996 again 4 years after Najibullah's government ceased to exist and economic collapse had taken place. How exactly was the soviet imposed government militarily defeated when that government ceased to exist in 1992 and Kabul (The capital of Afghanistan and seat of power) was taken in 1996 by the Mujahedeen/Taliban? Did the Taliban have a time machine where they went back in time to 1992, took the USSR imposed government to 1996 where they then defeated them? How can a government that ceased to exist nearly 5 years ago be defeated 5 years in to the future? Are you gonna say the USSR was beaten in the first chechen war next? because that is the equivalent argument you are making. 3: The Soviets goal was to elect a pro USSR government and prevent the US from getting any foothold in the region. The US began funding the Mujahedeen/Taliban to prevent that from happening after the fact to prevent the Soviets from installing and solidifying a pro USSR government in the country. The US completely failed as did the Mujahedeen in that objective. The Soviets imposed a pro USSR government which stayed in power from 1978 until 1992. They succeeded entirely in preventing the US from gaining a foothold AND imposing a pro USSR government so much so that their own government they put in to power outlasted them.
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  9.  @christopherchartier3017  Ukraine initiated the war in 2014 against Russian speaking regions and therefore Russia. The war did not begin in 2022 it began in 2014 Ukraine was building up it's military to attack Donbass which Russia was supporting to protect them from ethnic cleansing. Given it's happening right on Russia's border it's something that concerns Russia. NATO nukes and it's army will not be tolerated on Russia's doorstep which is exactly what the goal was in 2022 with the destruction of the eastern milita/resistance The agreement was made with the legitimate government. After Maiden there was no legitimate government making that contract void and null. Ukraine had security guarantees and chose to throw them away after the maidan coup Russia is under no obligation to maintain any agreements with an illegitimate western backed government. It's one of the reasons as to why they have no interest in negotiations with Ukraine. The puppet master is the US negotiations with Ukraine is pointless since they lost their sovereignty in 2014 after Maidan. You still didn't answer my earlier questions one of which being: If Ukraine is "sovereign and free" like you claim then why is it asking for permission from NATO to strike deep in to Russian territory with whatever weapons it has available when NATO in its own words is "not a party to the conflict"? Ukraine is independent and sovereign right? So why does it need to ask permission from countries that "aren't involved or parties to the conflict"? Sovereign and free countries don't need to ask permission from others that's what "sovereign and free" literally entails.
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