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Economics , Sociology & Politics / Re: Will there be war in US soil as Russia sends naval ships to Cuba?
« on: June 12, 2024, 11:12:06 PM »
surprisingly its not just US who can seize money from every country they wanna sanction. but i guess i just wrote it wrong since its not US assets they seized but the assets of European banks. US seize Russia's assets though.
but now that they are in the coast of Cuba, i guess its not so hard to believe they can do that anymore. quite an aggressive move of Putin. those navy can shoot missiles to US shore.
in military perspective, that's really a threat. in fact, US being the world police can already go to Cuba for this reason.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cg66g0neweko
https://edition.cnn.com/2024/06/12/americas/russian-navy-cuba-intl/index.html
To talk about the “assets of European banks”, you should first remember how many European banks were in Russia before 2022, and what banks remained after 2022. Most of the banks, adhering to the sanctions rules, KIDNAPPED Russia. There are still those banks for whom “money doesn't smell” and who decided to violate international sanctions and try to play the game with the criminal. They were warned, but they made their choice. The final outcome is expected - by building relations with the criminal, you will sooner or later become his victim. So this will be a good lesson for these few banks
Russia's assets were frozen absolutely rightfully, in response to Russia's terrorist war in Ukraine and annexation of part of Ukraine's territory. This money will not be taken by the US, this money will be used to rebuild Ukraine, it is punishment of Russia for its crimes, which is quite legal.
And about “Russian exercises” - this is just an ordinary show, and an attempt to “intimidate” the U.S. with a possible escalation.... But this “scary move of Russia” is perfectly described by the folk saying: “scare the hedgehog with your bare ass”
