Russia vs Ukraine war: take a stand

@ClaireMarie123 said in #62:
> Not just the officials, but also the journalists who were with him, and also suffered injury:
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> 'One of the injured journalists, Juan Arredondo, told an Italian reporter he had been with Renaud when they came under fire.
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> "We were across one of the first bridges in Irpin, going to film other refugees leaving, and we got into a car", he said in a video published on Twitter.
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> "Somebody offered to take us to the other bridge and we crossed a checkpoint, and they start shooting at us. So the driver turned around, and they kept shooting; there's two of us. My friend is Brent Renaud, and he's been shot and left behind... I saw him being shot in the neck."
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> There was obviously Russia troops there, regardless of what your Kremlin masters say

Where are the words about Russian troops in Juan Arredondo quotations?

@pkill said in #69:
> troll vs troll: battle of false flags.

Pirate's is the only true flag!!! You're a genius. ;-P

@qbot said in #71:
> Where are the words about Russian troops in Juan Arredondo quotations?

Oh, you think it was Ukrainian troops that shot him....... Are you a moron?

P.s Don't answer that. It will only be more disinformation

@ClaireMarie123 said in #73:
> Oh, you think it was Ukrainian troops that shot him....... Are you a moron?
@qbot said in #74:
> May be.
> Not for the first time by the way.
> www.timesofisrael.com/israeli-roman-brodsky-killed-fleeing-ukraine-laid-to-rest-in-arad/

It's not even the same country.....

Good grief, the lengths you go to, to shield your murderous Dictator. You must be getting paid for this, but it can't be much considering the quality.

Edit: Apologies. I thought you were talking about the same guy, and didn't give the article the attention it deserved.

The above being said; the reporters are the witnesses, and if the Ukrainian officials had lied, they would have countered with the facts.

Also, the mistaken killing of the Israeli was admitted to, and his parents still blame Putin, which is correct.

@ClaireMarie123 It's not even the same country.....
No comments...

Good grief, the lengths you go to, to shield your murderous Dictator. You must be getting paid for this, but it can't be much considering the quality.

Not even a ruble. English is not my native language. I've never lived in foreign countries and never would be. And often I'm not checking grammar by translators. But I can't endure such unfair attacks on my country on a chess site. Western propaganda is a great power. I get it.

@qbot said in #76:
> @ClaireMarie123 It's not even the same country.....
> No comments...
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> Good grief, the lengths you go to, to shield your murderous Dictator. You must be getting paid for this, but it can't be much considering the quality.
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> Not even a ruble. English is not my native language. I've never lived in foreign countries and never would be. And often I'm not checking grammar by translators. But I can't endure such unfair attacks on my country on a chess site. Western propaganda is a great power. I get it.

If you're not getting paid, then why do it? I mean, you must know what you're saying is nonsense? If not, then you must have skipped critical thinking in class

@qbot said in #45:
> In Russia I always able to receive information from different points of view if I want.

then, what do you think about Marina Owssjannikowa.
What about Anna Politkovskaya and all the journalists that were killed.
What about the Novaya Gazeta, that announced on 4 March that it was removing all of its articles about the war in Ukraine because Russian military censorship is “rapidly entering a new phase” and it “doesn’t have the right to endanger the freedom” of its journalists.
What about Roskomnadzor, that announced that certain words such as "war", "invasion" and "attack" could no longer be used, then several channels were shut down.

and so on

The lengths your brain must go through to believe your country's lies @qbot. You simultaneously believe:

1) your country's war crimes are justified.
2) Ukraine is the one committing all the war crimes.
3) War crimes are not happening, and it's all made up.

Apparently your PhD was in a discipline that doesn't involve basic logic.

How many of you. And I’m alone here. OK.

@YoChen What about Anna Politkovskaya and all the journalists that were killed.
Murderers were condemn.

@YoChen What about the Novaya Gazeta, that announced on 4 March that it was removing all of its articles about the war in Ukraine because Russian military censorship is “rapidly entering a new phase” and it “doesn’t have the right to endanger the freedom” of its journalists.
What about Roskomnadzor, that announced that certain words such as "war", "invasion" and "attack" could no longer be used, then several channels were shut down.

It started with the conflict. All this stuff is so-called 'liberal opposition media'. They always were in oppostion to goverment from liberal side.
The same actions take place in Western world: Russia Today, Sputnik etc. This list is more longer than yours.

@Sleepy_Gary All war crimes should be properly detected and investigated. Not by media. And not by Ukrainian officials words.
By the way how many war crimes USA committed so far?

My PhD in physics.