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Do not make the same mistake as Ukraine. During the beginning of the war, large areas of land in the south were left undefended in the name of de-escalation. These gaps were exploited to enable the Russian occupation of southern Ukraine. When Ukrainian brigades actually showed up and a...

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A Ukrainian historian explains to a Russian that Ukrainians and Russians are not one people with a simple question: how was the Russian ethnic group formed? :) Because all the tribes from which Ukrainians originated — and which Russians have falsely claimed as their own — lived only on the territory of Ukraine, not Russia. Russians, on the other hand, began forming from the remnants of the Mongols after their empire collapsed, and they have absolutely no connection to Kyivan Rus.
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A Ukrainian historian explains to a Russian that Ukrainians and Russians are not one people with a simple question: how was the Russian ethnic group formed? :) Because all the tribes from which Ukrainians originated — and which Russians have falsely claimed as their own — lived only on the territory of Ukraine, not Russia. Russians, on the other hand, began forming from the remnants of the Mongols after their empire collapsed, and they have absolutely no connection to Kyivan Rus.

Devana 🇺🇦

14,439 次观看 • 9 个月前

Like being in a cage: the story of children from the Novopetrivtsi boarding school The first weeks of the full-scale war the children of the Novopetrivtsi boarding school spent in a cold basement. The kids almost did not go outside because of the constant shelling. Once they were almost killed by debris - they managed to run into the storage room in time. The basement was damp and cold. The adults somewhere got small stoves, which they used to warm the #children. Russians occupied the village at the beginning of March. Military invaders quickly found a boarding school and children. They put a guard at the entrance. And they count the children every day. The director of the institution was threatened with a weapon so that she would not give the pupils to their relatives. In July 2022, the occupiers forced 16 children and staff to pack up and leave the boarding school at gunpoint. The children were placed in cars separately with Russian drivers and taken first to Stepanivka in the #Kherson region. Later, they were transported across the #Dnipro to the left bank and then by train to Anapa. There, they stayed for some time in the Pearl of Russia camp. Despite being captured, they managed to keep in touch with their loved ones, who prayed for the children's return to #Ukraine by all means. Children in occupied territories are vulnerable and unprotected from the enemy's cruelty. Orphans are the most vulnerable category because no one can protect them. The Russians try in every way to use them for their criminal purposes and manipulate them. It is easy to kidnap these children, transport them to another territory, make their new documents, give them to a #Russian family for upbringing, force them to study in a Russian school, or become a member of any militarized children's organization. We are happy that we have accomplished another successful mission. Each rescued child received a chance for a happy future in their native land. #Rescue #RescueMission #SaveUkraine #OperationHope #rescue_mission #story #helpchildren
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Like being in a cage: the story of children from the Novopetrivtsi boarding school The first weeks of the full-scale war the children of the Novopetrivtsi boarding school spent in a cold basement. The kids almost did not go outside because of the constant shelling. Once they were almost killed by debris - they managed to run into the storage room in time. The basement was damp and cold. The adults somewhere got small stoves, which they used to warm the #children. Russians occupied the village at the beginning of March. Military invaders quickly found a boarding school and children. They put a guard at the entrance. And they count the children every day. The director of the institution was threatened with a weapon so that she would not give the pupils to their relatives. In July 2022, the occupiers forced 16 children and staff to pack up and leave the boarding school at gunpoint. The children were placed in cars separately with Russian drivers and taken first to Stepanivka in the #Kherson region. Later, they were transported across the #Dnipro to the left bank and then by train to Anapa. There, they stayed for some time in the Pearl of Russia camp. Despite being captured, they managed to keep in touch with their loved ones, who prayed for the children's return to #Ukraine by all means. Children in occupied territories are vulnerable and unprotected from the enemy's cruelty. Orphans are the most vulnerable category because no one can protect them. The Russians try in every way to use them for their criminal purposes and manipulate them. It is easy to kidnap these children, transport them to another territory, make their new documents, give them to a #Russian family for upbringing, force them to study in a Russian school, or become a member of any militarized children's organization. We are happy that we have accomplished another successful mission. Each rescued child received a chance for a happy future in their native land. #Rescue #RescueMission #SaveUkraine #OperationHope #rescue_mission #story #helpchildren

Save Ukraine

13,829 次观看 • 2 年前

Russian student Daria Kozyreva, 19, was sentenced to almost three years in Russian prison last week. She was punished for taping a paper with poems by Taras Shevchenko (a Ukrainian poet) to Shevchenko's monument in Russia on the anniversary of the war. In her last word, Daria said: "Part of the Ukrainian land, yes, is still occupied. Perhaps it will be occupied for a long time to come. This is sad to admit, but alas. However, Moscow has not managed to conquer Ukraine. The heroic Ukrainian people stood up in defense of their homeland. And at the cost of many, many sacrifices they defended their country. The national flag is flying over Kyiv and will be flying forever. When the occupiers were thrown away from the capital in early 2022, they were simply left with nothing. My dream, of course, is for Ukraine to regain every inch of her land, including Donbas and Crimea. I believe that one day my dream will come true. Someday history will judge everything by justice. But Ukraine has won anyway. She has already won."
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Russian student Daria Kozyreva, 19, was sentenced to almost three years in Russian prison last week. She was punished for taping a paper with poems by Taras Shevchenko (a Ukrainian poet) to Shevchenko's monument in Russia on the anniversary of the war. In her last word, Daria said: "Part of the Ukrainian land, yes, is still occupied. Perhaps it will be occupied for a long time to come. This is sad to admit, but alas. However, Moscow has not managed to conquer Ukraine. The heroic Ukrainian people stood up in defense of their homeland. And at the cost of many, many sacrifices they defended their country. The national flag is flying over Kyiv and will be flying forever. When the occupiers were thrown away from the capital in early 2022, they were simply left with nothing. My dream, of course, is for Ukraine to regain every inch of her land, including Donbas and Crimea. I believe that one day my dream will come true. Someday history will judge everything by justice. But Ukraine has won anyway. She has already won."

Anton Gerashchenko

278,774 次观看 • 1 年前

'This is not for a war with Russia' – Macron stated that 26 countries have agreed to send their troops to Ukraine. 'These troops will be a force for ensuring security on land, at sea, or in the air. They will provide Ukraine with guarantees on the day after a ceasefire or peace agreement. This force has no intention or goal to wage any war against Russia. These are forces meant to guarantee peace and, strategically, to be a clear and significant factor. Their deployment will occur under ceasefire conditions, not on the front line, but in areas currently being determined. But the purpose of these forces is to prevent any new large-scale aggression and to involve 26 states directly in ensuring the security and restoration of Ukraine. We have agreed to begin political and legal work to formalize these security guarantees — together with Ukraine and coalition countries.' - SK
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'This is not for a war with Russia' – Macron stated that 26 countries have agreed to send their troops to Ukraine. 'These troops will be a force for ensuring security on land, at sea, or in the air. They will provide Ukraine with guarantees on the day after a ceasefire or peace agreement. This force has no intention or goal to wage any war against Russia. These are forces meant to guarantee peace and, strategically, to be a clear and significant factor. Their deployment will occur under ceasefire conditions, not on the front line, but in areas currently being determined. But the purpose of these forces is to prevent any new large-scale aggression and to involve 26 states directly in ensuring the security and restoration of Ukraine. We have agreed to begin political and legal work to formalize these security guarantees — together with Ukraine and coalition countries.' - SK

Zlatti71

239,885 次观看 • 1 年前

'If Europeans find the money – the war in Ukraine will continue' – Orban 'A series of ongoing but unsuccessful American negotiations is underway; if they succeed, then the fire of war will definitely be dampened. But if the will of Europeans prevails, who believe that the war should continue, that peace should not be sought, but combat operations should continue and everything should be decided on the battlefield, then the war may come closer to us, and the threat of war will grow. In the next few days, it will be decided in which direction events will unfold. Merz and Ursula went to Belgium. Their goal is to convince the Belgians to seize the Russian assets frozen in Belgium and finance the Ukrainian war so that combat operations can continue on the front. If they find a solution and Europeans manage to successfully agree among themselves, then huge sums of money will flow to Ukraine in the near future. In this case, Hungary's task is somehow to stay aside, because we do not want to send money there and do not want to be drawn into this war. But if the Belgians, who physically hold this money, resist, then European leaders will have to admit that there is no money for the Ukrainian war. And therefore, the solution must be sought not on the front line, but in supporting the Americans in negotiations with the Russians.' - SK
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'If Europeans find the money – the war in Ukraine will continue' – Orban 'A series of ongoing but unsuccessful American negotiations is underway; if they succeed, then the fire of war will definitely be dampened. But if the will of Europeans prevails, who believe that the war should continue, that peace should not be sought, but combat operations should continue and everything should be decided on the battlefield, then the war may come closer to us, and the threat of war will grow. In the next few days, it will be decided in which direction events will unfold. Merz and Ursula went to Belgium. Their goal is to convince the Belgians to seize the Russian assets frozen in Belgium and finance the Ukrainian war so that combat operations can continue on the front. If they find a solution and Europeans manage to successfully agree among themselves, then huge sums of money will flow to Ukraine in the near future. In this case, Hungary's task is somehow to stay aside, because we do not want to send money there and do not want to be drawn into this war. But if the Belgians, who physically hold this money, resist, then European leaders will have to admit that there is no money for the Ukrainian war. And therefore, the solution must be sought not on the front line, but in supporting the Americans in negotiations with the Russians.' - SK

Zlatti71

24,074 次观看 • 9 个月前

"The one feeling I'll live with for the rest of my life is how I came to Ukraine. I came as an occupier." A soldier with the callsign "Chornyi" was drafted into the Russian army at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. He shared that his commanders had told him the Russians were welcomed in Enerhodar as 'liberators,' but after seeing videos of what was actually happening there, he decided to desert. However, for this, he and five other Russians were sent to the Donetsk direction as a "beacon" - to check whether there were Ukrainian soldiers or not - where they were captured. The Russians, seeing that the soldiers had surrendered, tried to kill them with mortars. In captivity, "Chornyi" decided to join the Russian Volunteer Corps and defend Ukraine, because, as he says, "it is necessary to fight against the current authorities" in Russia. 📹: Suspilne
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"The one feeling I'll live with for the rest of my life is how I came to Ukraine. I came as an occupier." A soldier with the callsign "Chornyi" was drafted into the Russian army at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. He shared that his commanders had told him the Russians were welcomed in Enerhodar as 'liberators,' but after seeing videos of what was actually happening there, he decided to desert. However, for this, he and five other Russians were sent to the Donetsk direction as a "beacon" - to check whether there were Ukrainian soldiers or not - where they were captured. The Russians, seeing that the soldiers had surrendered, tried to kill them with mortars. In captivity, "Chornyi" decided to join the Russian Volunteer Corps and defend Ukraine, because, as he says, "it is necessary to fight against the current authorities" in Russia. 📹: Suspilne

Anton Gerashchenko

46,121 次观看 • 4 个月前

🇺🇦 Russian soldiers surrendered with the help of a Ukrainian drone The POWs said their commanders were sending them into suicide assaults and threatening to "zero them out" if they refused. At their position, they found a leaflet with instructions on how to surrender, laid down their weapons, and waited for a Ukrainian drone, which guided them safely away from the front line. Now they are urging other Russians not to sign military contracts, avoid the war, and, if already at the front, surrender. “If you see one of these leaflets, follow the instructions. Everything will be fine — a drone will come, guide you out safely, and you'll be welcomed and given water,” one of the soldiers said.
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🇺🇦 Russian soldiers surrendered with the help of a Ukrainian drone The POWs said their commanders were sending them into suicide assaults and threatening to "zero them out" if they refused. At their position, they found a leaflet with instructions on how to surrender, laid down their weapons, and waited for a Ukrainian drone, which guided them safely away from the front line. Now they are urging other Russians not to sign military contracts, avoid the war, and, if already at the front, surrender. “If you see one of these leaflets, follow the instructions. Everything will be fine — a drone will come, guide you out safely, and you'll be welcomed and given water,” one of the soldiers said.

NEXTA

283,851 次观看 • 2 个月前

APPLEBAUM: Witkoff and Kushner had a pretty profound effect on how peace negotiations been conducted, and it’s not positive. They prolonged war in Ukraine because their attitude was, "We’re going to Moscow to do deals with Russian companies." Russians were delighted by this, we know that they were offering them stuff in the Arctic, minerals, and so on. They even told European allies, "Be prepared, because this is what they’re doing." This has been in the newspapers, it’s not a secret. Witkoff and Kushner gave Russians impression that Americans were on their side, that they could somehow buy Trump administration. That they would eventually defeat Ukraine with the help of United States. And this war has an important psychological element. It’s over when Russians stop fighting and say, "We can’t defeat Ukraine. Ukraine’s not going to become part of Russia. We stop fighting, have a ceasefire, or begin to negotiate." But Americans put sort of new life into belief that Russians would win the war militarily, that Ukraine would eventually fall. It didn’t happen, mostly because of Ukrainian ingenuity, this real reinvention of modern warfare with drones. It didn’t fall because European countries stepped up to the plate and began funding Ukrainian war effort and Ukrainian economy. You have now this so-called coalition of the willing, which includes most countries in Europe, plus few others. And they’ve kept Ukrainians fighting. And Ukrainians have been holding the line for some months now.
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APPLEBAUM: Witkoff and Kushner had a pretty profound effect on how peace negotiations been conducted, and it’s not positive. They prolonged war in Ukraine because their attitude was, "We’re going to Moscow to do deals with Russian companies." Russians were delighted by this, we know that they were offering them stuff in the Arctic, minerals, and so on. They even told European allies, "Be prepared, because this is what they’re doing." This has been in the newspapers, it’s not a secret. Witkoff and Kushner gave Russians impression that Americans were on their side, that they could somehow buy Trump administration. That they would eventually defeat Ukraine with the help of United States. And this war has an important psychological element. It’s over when Russians stop fighting and say, "We can’t defeat Ukraine. Ukraine’s not going to become part of Russia. We stop fighting, have a ceasefire, or begin to negotiate." But Americans put sort of new life into belief that Russians would win the war militarily, that Ukraine would eventually fall. It didn’t happen, mostly because of Ukrainian ingenuity, this real reinvention of modern warfare with drones. It didn’t fall because European countries stepped up to the plate and began funding Ukrainian war effort and Ukrainian economy. You have now this so-called coalition of the willing, which includes most countries in Europe, plus few others. And they’ve kept Ukrainians fighting. And Ukrainians have been holding the line for some months now.

Kate from Kharkiv

35,016 次观看 • 29 天前

Today, on the Day of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, we not only recognize the soldiers defending Ukraine at the moment but also cherish the memory of the male and female Defenders who died protecting Ukraine. Some of them were farmers, some of them were poets, and some of them ran successful businesses. They wanted to live, raise children, travel... To make coffee in the morning, to achieve success at work, and to hug their loved ones in the evenings. But the war unleashed by Russia forced them to take up arms. Our brave Warriors gave their lives for Ukraine and a peaceful sky for their children. And we will do everything to finish what they fought for - for preserving our statehood and for people to live in a peaceful and free country. Let's honor the memory of all the fallen Heroes.
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Today, on the Day of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, we not only recognize the soldiers defending Ukraine at the moment but also cherish the memory of the male and female Defenders who died protecting Ukraine. Some of them were farmers, some of them were poets, and some of them ran successful businesses. They wanted to live, raise children, travel... To make coffee in the morning, to achieve success at work, and to hug their loved ones in the evenings. But the war unleashed by Russia forced them to take up arms. Our brave Warriors gave their lives for Ukraine and a peaceful sky for their children. And we will do everything to finish what they fought for - for preserving our statehood and for people to live in a peaceful and free country. Let's honor the memory of all the fallen Heroes.

Anton Gerashchenko

93,474 次观看 • 1 年前

According to the Palestinians and their supporters, by turning an empty desert land into a thriving city the Jews kicked Arabs out of their homes and displaced them. Here is what the Palestinians don't want you to know: In 1947 the Arabs who did not have a national identity at the time (only during the 1960s they decided to identify themselves as "Palestinians") became victims of their own agenda which was backed by the neighboring Arab countries. They paid a heavy price for their own decision to try and ethnically cleanse the Jews who tried to prevent war and reached out for peace. Many left their homes and others were indeed forced to leave because of the war that the Arabs themselves initiated as they rejected the UN partition plan. The Arabs literally declared that their ultimate goal was not to establish a state but to "push the Jews into the sea". They had the opportunity to establish an Arab state, but they preferred to destroy their neighboring one for being Jewish. The Jewish state won, the Arabs lost but did not learn a lesson and repeated their fatal mistake again and again over the years.
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According to the Palestinians and their supporters, by turning an empty desert land into a thriving city the Jews kicked Arabs out of their homes and displaced them. Here is what the Palestinians don't want you to know: In 1947 the Arabs who did not have a national identity at the time (only during the 1960s they decided to identify themselves as "Palestinians") became victims of their own agenda which was backed by the neighboring Arab countries. They paid a heavy price for their own decision to try and ethnically cleanse the Jews who tried to prevent war and reached out for peace. Many left their homes and others were indeed forced to leave because of the war that the Arabs themselves initiated as they rejected the UN partition plan. The Arabs literally declared that their ultimate goal was not to establish a state but to "push the Jews into the sea". They had the opportunity to establish an Arab state, but they preferred to destroy their neighboring one for being Jewish. The Jewish state won, the Arabs lost but did not learn a lesson and repeated their fatal mistake again and again over the years.

Liza Rosen

389,582 次观看 • 2 年前

Do not be under any illusions that the Russian war against Ukraine is "Putin's war". Russian state propaganda has created a parallel reality in the minds of most of all Russians, where they are not the ones who attacked a neighboring country, destroying entire cities, kidnapping children and killing civilians every day. It's just like during World War II, where ordinary Germans said that Jews were doing well in concentration camps, and after losing and being taken to gas chambers to show what was happening there, they made excuses that "they didn't know." No, they, like the Russians, knew the terrible truth. Russians just convince themselves that it's not so and they are the good guys, and the Ukrainians are the bad guys. Only a military defeat for Russia will bring the bewildered Russians back to reality. And if Russia wins, it will only convince the Russians that their barbaric government is doing everything right and aggression and imperialism will only flourish...
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Do not be under any illusions that the Russian war against Ukraine is "Putin's war". Russian state propaganda has created a parallel reality in the minds of most of all Russians, where they are not the ones who attacked a neighboring country, destroying entire cities, kidnapping children and killing civilians every day. It's just like during World War II, where ordinary Germans said that Jews were doing well in concentration camps, and after losing and being taken to gas chambers to show what was happening there, they made excuses that "they didn't know." No, they, like the Russians, knew the terrible truth. Russians just convince themselves that it's not so and they are the good guys, and the Ukrainians are the bad guys. Only a military defeat for Russia will bring the bewildered Russians back to reality. And if Russia wins, it will only convince the Russians that their barbaric government is doing everything right and aggression and imperialism will only flourish...

Maksym Borodin

101,497 次观看 • 1 年前

Tucker Carlson: Do you think the Russians want to march across Europe? Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff: “100% not… why would they want to absorb Ukraine? For what purpose? They don’t need to absorb Ukraine..” (The Russians currently occupy more than 20% of Ukraine and attempted to capture Kyiv at the beginning of the war but were repelled by the Ukrainian army.)
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Tucker Carlson: Do you think the Russians want to march across Europe? Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff: “100% not… why would they want to absorb Ukraine? For what purpose? They don’t need to absorb Ukraine..” (The Russians currently occupy more than 20% of Ukraine and attempted to capture Kyiv at the beginning of the war but were repelled by the Ukrainian army.)

Republicans against Trump

559,664 次观看 • 1 年前

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.: "To me, it's [JFK's] most important speech. It's one of the most important speeches in American history; the thing that he did that was so unusual in that speech is he talked to the American people and asked them to put themselves in the shoes of the Russians..." "The zeitgeist of our era was that America had won the war and now we were going to rightfully dominate the peace. And he said something very, very different to Americans that challenged that patriotic assumption: He said, no, it was actually the Russians who won the war. They weakened Hitler and made it possible for us to march into Berlin." "And he talked about the suffering of the Russians during the war and to legitimize their security concerns, which nobody was doing... what he was saying to the Americans is, no, they have legitimate security concerns the same as we do, and we need to understand those things." "And he reminded Americans of the suffering that the Russians had endured, unimaginable suffering. One in seven Russians had been killed during World War II. He asked Americans to imagine that all of the land, all of the cities, all of the towns from the East Coast to Chicago had been leveled to rubble, that the forests and fields had been burned. And he said that's what happened to Russia during the war. That's what they sacrificed for us, and they have legitimate security concerns to make sure that never happens again..." "I'm speaking you today because the world is once again at a very similar crossroads. As in my uncle's time, nuclear tensions are at an extreme and dangerous level. As in his time, we have a unique opportunity not only to diffuse those tensions, but to take a radically different path, a path towards peace."
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.: "To me, it's [JFK's] most important speech. It's one of the most important speeches in American history; the thing that he did that was so unusual in that speech is he talked to the American people and asked them to put themselves in the shoes of the Russians..." "The zeitgeist of our era was that America had won the war and now we were going to rightfully dominate the peace. And he said something very, very different to Americans that challenged that patriotic assumption: He said, no, it was actually the Russians who won the war. They weakened Hitler and made it possible for us to march into Berlin." "And he talked about the suffering of the Russians during the war and to legitimize their security concerns, which nobody was doing... what he was saying to the Americans is, no, they have legitimate security concerns the same as we do, and we need to understand those things." "And he reminded Americans of the suffering that the Russians had endured, unimaginable suffering. One in seven Russians had been killed during World War II. He asked Americans to imagine that all of the land, all of the cities, all of the towns from the East Coast to Chicago had been leveled to rubble, that the forests and fields had been burned. And he said that's what happened to Russia during the war. That's what they sacrificed for us, and they have legitimate security concerns to make sure that never happens again..." "I'm speaking you today because the world is once again at a very similar crossroads. As in my uncle's time, nuclear tensions are at an extreme and dangerous level. As in his time, we have a unique opportunity not only to diffuse those tensions, but to take a radically different path, a path towards peace."

COMBATE |🇵🇷

287,322 次观看 • 3 年前

Peter Pomerantsev was born in Kyiv, Soviet Ukraine in 1977 to a Russian-speaking Jewish family. His family moved to the West in 1978. Pomerantsev gets the war and the Russian mindset gets it. Pomerantsev asks: Why did the Germans who left Nazi Germany create a powerful anti-Nazi movement but the millions of Russians who have fled abroad have not created a strong anti-Putin movement outside Russia? Pomerantsev believes this is because they are continuing to repeat Putininist propaganda "they are not responsible" and saying Putin is saving Russia from "chaos." Pomerantsev says if Russians do not take responsibility, no matter how much they are opposed to Putin, then "You are still living within Putin's propaganda model." 62% of Russians do not accept responsibility for the actions of the Russian army in Ukraine. Until the Russian opposition accepts responsibility for the actions of its army in Ukraine it cannot - and should not - be treated as a serious political force opposed to Putin.
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Peter Pomerantsev was born in Kyiv, Soviet Ukraine in 1977 to a Russian-speaking Jewish family. His family moved to the West in 1978. Pomerantsev gets the war and the Russian mindset gets it. Pomerantsev asks: Why did the Germans who left Nazi Germany create a powerful anti-Nazi movement but the millions of Russians who have fled abroad have not created a strong anti-Putin movement outside Russia? Pomerantsev believes this is because they are continuing to repeat Putininist propaganda "they are not responsible" and saying Putin is saving Russia from "chaos." Pomerantsev says if Russians do not take responsibility, no matter how much they are opposed to Putin, then "You are still living within Putin's propaganda model." 62% of Russians do not accept responsibility for the actions of the Russian army in Ukraine. Until the Russian opposition accepts responsibility for the actions of its army in Ukraine it cannot - and should not - be treated as a serious political force opposed to Putin.

Taras Kuzio🇬🇧🇪🇺🇺🇦🇮🇹

179,213 次观看 • 2 年前