This is all so true from what I have read. The last video of was so sad, that i could hardly finish watching. Thank you for this truth to be told abouth the evils what is going on in Ukraine & killings by their Government. They didn't follow Minsk Act!!!!
My brother's widow is from a town 150 miles south of Kharkov. Her mother has recently fled there and has come to the States. Her mother's been here before to visit and has a passport. She said before the Russian invasion, the area was very Russian friendly, but that all changed. Her cousin is in Kharkov and was going to flee to her mother's apartment but then there was a missile attack on her town, Lozovaya Her cousin's elderly parents are southeast about 20 miles from the Russian border and they are upset that the mayor there quickly surrendered and all the bridges are out so her cousin can't get to his parents either.
She told me a few years ago they've been upset about Putin taking Crimea, "He just took it". She used to work in Moscow and that's where my brother met her and she used to identify as Russian, even though she is Ukrainian. After Crimea, she identified as Ukrainian. She said even though the area she's from did remain Russian friendly per se, they were upset about Crimea. She said she has friends and family also in Moscow and they've been upset about this invasion.
It's one hot mess and our government is deep in it. However, I don't think Putin is all that and he aligns with all the bad actors: China, Cuba, Venezuela, etc. My brother's widow says Putin's rhetoric has been about putting the USSR back together, but they thought it was just rhetoric.
I really don't know how she feels about Zelensky and the coup to install him.
Another absolutely great post. Thank you!
This is all so true from what I have read. The last video of was so sad, that i could hardly finish watching. Thank you for this truth to be told abouth the evils what is going on in Ukraine & killings by their Government. They didn't follow Minsk Act!!!!
My brother's widow is from a town 150 miles south of Kharkov. Her mother has recently fled there and has come to the States. Her mother's been here before to visit and has a passport. She said before the Russian invasion, the area was very Russian friendly, but that all changed. Her cousin is in Kharkov and was going to flee to her mother's apartment but then there was a missile attack on her town, Lozovaya Her cousin's elderly parents are southeast about 20 miles from the Russian border and they are upset that the mayor there quickly surrendered and all the bridges are out so her cousin can't get to his parents either.
She told me a few years ago they've been upset about Putin taking Crimea, "He just took it". She used to work in Moscow and that's where my brother met her and she used to identify as Russian, even though she is Ukrainian. After Crimea, she identified as Ukrainian. She said even though the area she's from did remain Russian friendly per se, they were upset about Crimea. She said she has friends and family also in Moscow and they've been upset about this invasion.
It's one hot mess and our government is deep in it. However, I don't think Putin is all that and he aligns with all the bad actors: China, Cuba, Venezuela, etc. My brother's widow says Putin's rhetoric has been about putting the USSR back together, but they thought it was just rhetoric.
I really don't know how she feels about Zelensky and the coup to install him.
How does all of this relate to the Buddapest Memorandum and NPT?
>>Putin’s invasion has the full support of the Russian public.
LMAO. I guess that's why they're arresting people in Red Square.
Shit post. Show me the documents that says Nato will not expand. U liar