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After Ukraine's victory, Kaliningrad must be demilitarized in any case - there is no place for Russian submarines in NATO's internal seas.

Do it!

This would've been a very useful statement in 2014. Or even better 2013. Fortunately NATO seems to be catching on.

Is he a russian asset??? NATO is a defensive organization. He's giving putin a nice pretext to invade Lithuania.

Doesn't everybody hate typos, especially in the important bit? Sigh. "If you wish for world peace, wish for this." Okay, that's better.

Everything idea that puts pressure on Putin is good. It makes the bully look more like a fool.

By that I assume he means occupied Königsberg.

Would Putin miss Kaliningrad? Would he even notice if it was gone? Cue the phony outrage that someone dared to take something that was "his"!

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They should take Kaliningrad today. Fuck Putin. Let’s find out.

And putin is ready to have Moscow and St Petersburg vaporized over King Town?

Here's my take - raise the temperature in east Europe to a flash point, sell us more weapons, sit back and count the dollars.

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If you want to know more about US war plans, check Hegseth's Facebook profile.

Probably already has, on Signal

There is no "op" to float, it's just unserious posturing bullshit, unrelated to an actual shooting war.

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Stupid ideas can be used to disperse Russian resources. Putin pretends to re-enforce the Finish border, so Finland actually reenforces their border and Putin’s empty threat against NATO forces him to try and act while struggling in Ukraine. Now the Baltics are at it. Putin is refinancing NATO!

But it could. Binding Russian resources, now unable to be deployed to Ukraine.

Sounds like a plan... 👍

From my arm chair I would bet Nato would be in St Petersburg before then.

We should have done it in 9 years ago as a retaliation for occupying Donbas. It would avoid so many deaths. Because Russia saw weakness in our lack of appropriate reactione and continued the rampage.

It's good to remind Russia that they've had over a million casualties in Ukraine largely from NATO's spare parts. I'm not sure why Kaliningrad ever existed other than just another WWII stupid thing.

Return Kaliningrad b ack to Europe.

Easy. 3 days max. Call it a Special Military Operation. #SpamForBrains

Yes, NATO could, but it won’t happen. Screw Russia, & all power to Ukraine, with all of my heart. But Russia does maintain nuclear armed Iskander short range ballistic missiles there, along with a nuclear capable version of the accompanying Iskander cruise missile that broke INF treaty.

If Russia were to expand its war and try to test NATO resolve that would be one of the places they choose as base. But under current US admin I wouldn’t trust pentagon 100%

Said this the day Putin invaded.

Let's hope Königsberg will be liberated soon.

I bet they could do it in less than 3 days.

Kaliningrad should be split between Lithuania and Poland as part of the war reparations.

That sounds great and all until you find out how much military power Ruzzia and Belarus has setup on its borders. I am worried about the opposite happening soon.

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Make Kaliningrad Królewiec Again!

Misspelled Královec.

Königsberg you mean 👍👍👍 Consequences Putin😉