This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 78%. (I'm a bot)

> The missile landed near the city of Ivanovo in the Brest region in the country, Russian state-owned news agency TASS reported, citing the press service of the Belarusian Defense Ministry, which added that the missile fell between 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. local time.

> Belarus' air defenses took down the missile near the village of Harbacha in the Brest region, which is located around nine miles from the Ukrainian border, the Belarusian defense ministry said.

> It has been reportedly assumed that the S-300 missile accidentally fell in Belarusian territory the same way that a Russian-made missile landed in NATO member Poland in November, raising concerns about a possible escalation of the Russian war going beyond Ukrainian borders.

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I'm afraid this absurd war will expand.

Slava Oukraïni.

Edit: I believe Ukranians are currently fighting with their very blood for our democratic western way of life. The axes are clear Russia/China/North Korea/Iran vs NATO+. India, for example, are opportunistically betting on Russia because they want cheap oil - bad short term bet. If Ukraine fall, the aligned nations fall - so it can 't happen from the western point of view.

My bet? Russian will fall. For the next 50 years or so, they will try to reconstruct from an outdated ideology. In the meantime, energy crisis will bring us all back to a decreasing GDP world where war won't be affordable anymore, except in terms of human life.

Is this the false flag attack that intelligence services predicted a few weeks back?

How effective Belarus military in attacking Ukraine is question mark here. I can't believe they will be better than Russian.

Probably not as motivated; they have toilets at home.

Belarus is a puppet state of Russia. I'm not sure those are different militaries.

Why would anyone want to fight Ukrainians? They have proven to be tough as nails.

Yeah.... I'm calling bullshit on this narrative. IF there was a missile, it was russian, not Ukrainian.

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So anyways I started blasting.

It very well was likely a Ukranian anti Air missile fired to intercept a Russian ground atrack missile that was fired from Belarus to Ukraine.

Even if it was Ukrainian... letting Russians invade from Belarus in February and let them shoot missiles from their territory makes them a war participant already. An perhaps astray anti air missile that did not cause any casualties is just a piss poor excuse for Belarus to escalate.

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they are making a big deal of this to justify further bombing of ukrainian civilian stuff

If Belarus does enter the war, their troops will either defect or be mown down before they reach Kyiv

40k troops. 27k meant to fight protesters the rest 13k are your average Mobiks.

Fuck em up , Nato can go all night long

Because Belarus is a puppet state for Russia. It's a source of new forces for Putin.

Probably is a genuine event, but as usual Belarus self-proclaimed government tries to frame it as deliberate attack for propaganda. I doubt anything will follow from it

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Kinda feel like they are trying to create a justifiable reason for Belarus to go into Ukraine.

Is their leader a Russian colonel or is Putin holding that over his head?

I'll bet that "Ukrainian missle" was fired by Russians.

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I highly doubt India would want Russia to win, their opportunity has been getting cheap oil because Russia is desperate to sell. China in the same group would also complicate it as China and India aren't buddies either, they've got border disputes that do get violent. I am afraid this war doesn't look like it's going to end, there's this weird arrogance and insistence amongst the Kremlin that worries me a lot. I was dumb enough to believe September would be the month it ends in a truce or some settlement, but it's clear there's no going on back for Russia.

Hmmm what about washing machines?

Pst. Pssssssssst. Poland! Hey Poland! Maybe you should run a bunch of military exercises on your border with Belarus!

I thought that happened when ukrain hit poland with s300

We need to prove it, like the previous one in Poland

Why can't Ukrainians troops go to Poland and fire missiles to Russia then?

Or turn on the leader they already hate. The reason Belarus is such a puppet right now is because Lukashenko used Russia to keep himself in power; he wasn’t able to do it on his own.

I think everyone here is being a little too insistent that a missile attack would be met with ground troops and not return fire of missiles.

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