@IvanSatoru
>Ukraine killed Russians for years in Crimea, Luhansk, and Donbass, therefore Russia is fully justified in every area of their military operation
Its funny and
in some way, pathetic in how you see that overt use of the contemporary flag of Ukraine is something that only females or the downright weak-minded do. Kyiv is not simple “nuspeak” made out of the blue, its a language issue and area of debate as opposed to Kiev. If you don’t want Ukraine to exist, go ahead, kiss Putin’s and his fellow Russian billionaire ||(most of whom aren’t actual ethnic Russians but are chosenites, while those who are neither Russian, other Slavic White, nor Jew, are Azerbaijani, Kazakh, or some other stock of Central Asian) Oligarchs’ asses and enlist in Russia’s Army, Navy, Marine, or Airforce. Yeah, sure, never mind what ends up happening to many of Putin’s opponents and critics, especially the most public and vocal ones suffering utterly tragic fates:
ahem poisoned to death, sentenced to prison for years on suspicious grounds, stabbed, or literally gunned down! I know that Crimea was occupied by Russia and officially is now Russian territory just as the Kaliningrad mini-exclave Oblast is, along with the majority of the mainstream media of the EU nations, USA, and Canada made false claims about why Putin and many members of the Duma approved of it. (
ahem linguistic, and at times, violent repression of Crimean Russians and similarly for the Tartars of that area by platoons of Ukrainian soldiers unquestioningly doing what they’re told by their commanders. Such events have been happening too in the Donbass and Luhansk regions, yes, plus crisis actors being used here and there like in the 1991 Gulf War’s and Sandy Hook’s case. This, however DOES NOT mean that Putin is genuinely out of true concern, that trying to save the Russian minority of Ukraine. Ukraine is not a mere invention made up by Lenin, as some believe. NEITHER ZELENSKY NOR VLAD PUTIN actually care for either the Russians or Ukrainians! Also, what honestly makes you think that the Donbass and Luhansk referendums on voting either for or against becoming part of Russia any less prone to voter fraud of any kind, which has happened in many Latin American nations like Mexico, Venezuela, and Colombia, El Salvador, Argentina, Russia’s neighbor Belarus, and some Central Asian nations like Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan, as well as even in Russia itself? You know, ballot-stuffing, throwing out opposing votes or even shredding them ||