Tell me. Had russia treated its neighbors well, not genocided them for centuries on end, enslaved and taken liberties from them. Would they then maybe feel different about russia?
Ukraine, Poland, Finland, Baltics, all the Stans. Everyone has been been attacked by russia over the centuries. Centuries before putin was born.
The biggest problem of course is that russia is STILL doing that. Attacked Georgia, attacked Ukraine, is threatening to attack Baltics again.
There is no sign that russia can be trusted to treat it's neighbors well or be a responsible member of a world where human rights are being valued.
This is completely on russia itself, trying to play the victim is not going to work as everyone has tried to accomodate russia. Germans thought that wandel-durch-handel tried to make russia to understand that trade is more profitable than war, but this was proven to be hopelessly naive.
2. Managing fallout from obvious losses from groundings
3. Showing investors that they can continue without Boeing should it regress further.
4. Kicking off bidding war between Boeing and Airbus. Boeing will give them an insanely good deal, especially if they announce their PO soon. Airbus is obviously also very keen on getting a foot in the door with United.
5. Sending a message to Boeing that they have had enough of this shit and it will really hit the fan if they don't get their act together.
So an Australian living in Austria keeps gaslighting Eastern Europeans about their experience with russia.
Then keeps telling them to eat russian shit or face consequences.
Then keeps spewing flat-earth level conspiracy shit with extreme conviction, arrogance and aggression.
Completely ignores the plight of current or previous russian atrocities.
Then accuses others of lacking empathy.