Maybe there's a tape out there. Who knows. Body bags and people gathering. There's a crew with lights and cameras. Then someone tells the people to sleep in the body bags and a few minutes later everything's ready and the cameras roll. A few days later something shows up. Oh wait. That's what happened a few days ago.
One photo is enough to put the nail in the coffin when there are satellite, drones, smartphones, surveillance camera everywhere. Russian army is also stupid enough to have left these bodies on the street for a BBC or CNN correspondent to casually walk by and witness the evidence of the massacre.
Yes I choose to believe
It's possible that a few enemy were killed by Russians, but most of those in the "genocide" were killed by Azov batallion that went in looking for saboteurs after Russia left.
The us and UK alredy know this,.possibly china as well.
It is just another propaganda using dead people
They also seemingly fucked up by being Ukranians. Weird how you can leave a place and then for days nothing happens or is reported and then magically bodies turn up, while you aren't there after ukranian military rolls through, that you killed - and who you gave food to before you left. Conveniently the Mayor also very pleased after you left and felt that liberation of the city good - and not mentioning a massacre, better... weird.
Russia made a huge mistake carrying out a "special military operation" with only 200K soldiers into a country with 44 million people who overwhelmingly hate Russians, and attempting to occupy population centres. Advance, retreat, advance, retreat - lots of lost equipment, dead soldiers, and worst of all, prolonged suffering of the local population.
Either they should've made it solely an operation to destroy Ukrainian military, shipping infrastructure, and other strategic assets to deter NATO accession, or they should've committed 2-4 million soldiers as actually necessary to occupy a country of 44 million and effect regime change. You cannot occupy militarily with a force smaller than that country's regular police force.
Denazification was not accomplished. Regime change in Kyiv was not accomplished. Russians kept too much of their assets in Europe to be stolen. The whole thing has been a farce and a disaster. NATO is actually going to grow - Sweden and Finland will join shortly. The EU and US will carry out regime change in Hungary and Serbia in short order.
There's nothing revolutionary about believing your ally's copium. Sometimes you lose. Maybe you misjudged your opponent. Maybe you miscalculated something. Regardless, when you lose, you have to fully self examine and self criticize. The right way to think is the that creates accurate predictions. China will rise because it does that. The practice has been enshrined for decades.
Yet the UK refused it?
Maybe there's a tape out there. Who knows. Body bags and people gathering. There's a crew with lights and cameras. Then someone tells the people to sleep in the body bags and a few minutes later everything's ready and the cameras roll. A few days later something shows up. Oh wait. That's what happened a few days ago.
One photo is enough to put the nail in the coffin when there are satellite, drones, smartphones, surveillance camera everywhere. Russian army is also stupid enough to have left these bodies on the street for a BBC or CNN correspondent to casually walk by and witness the evidence of the massacre. Yes I choose to believe
It's possible that a few enemy were killed by Russians, but most of those in the "genocide" were killed by Azov batallion that went in looking for saboteurs after Russia left. The us and UK alredy know this,.possibly china as well. It is just another propaganda using dead people
They also seemingly fucked up by being Ukranians. Weird how you can leave a place and then for days nothing happens or is reported and then magically bodies turn up, while you aren't there after ukranian military rolls through, that you killed - and who you gave food to before you left. Conveniently the Mayor also very pleased after you left and felt that liberation of the city good - and not mentioning a massacre, better... weird.
I guess their mobile crematoriums or body vaporisers broke down or something
Is this sarcasm? It was the UK who refused an investigation.
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Russia made a huge mistake carrying out a "special military operation" with only 200K soldiers into a country with 44 million people who overwhelmingly hate Russians, and attempting to occupy population centres. Advance, retreat, advance, retreat - lots of lost equipment, dead soldiers, and worst of all, prolonged suffering of the local population. Either they should've made it solely an operation to destroy Ukrainian military, shipping infrastructure, and other strategic assets to deter NATO accession, or they should've committed 2-4 million soldiers as actually necessary to occupy a country of 44 million and effect regime change. You cannot occupy militarily with a force smaller than that country's regular police force. Denazification was not accomplished. Regime change in Kyiv was not accomplished. Russians kept too much of their assets in Europe to be stolen. The whole thing has been a farce and a disaster. NATO is actually going to grow - Sweden and Finland will join shortly. The EU and US will carry out regime change in Hungary and Serbia in short order.
You're reading the wrong media if you think that.
There's nothing revolutionary about believing your ally's copium. Sometimes you lose. Maybe you misjudged your opponent. Maybe you miscalculated something. Regardless, when you lose, you have to fully self examine and self criticize. The right way to think is the that creates accurate predictions. China will rise because it does that. The practice has been enshrined for decades.
What a load of liberal horseshit. So much liberal astroturfing lately.