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Obviously countries create heroes and fabricate or embellish facts. But there's no shortage of neutral countries and journalists to sort fact from fiction - unless you happen to be so far gone that you think everything is NATO propaganda. There is also no shortage atrocities in this conflict, most of which perpetrated by your country.
Sure. Have you heard about Gonzalo Lira? [0] He was arrested by Ukrainian security services and died in prison. Apparently, sorting facts from fiction isn't safe thing to do in the Ukraine.
>most of which perpetrated by your country
What made you think that? Articles like this one? That is their purpose.
What made you think that?
I imagine you see cruise missiles hitting childrens hospitals and say, "false flag". I hope you're a paid propagandist and not an honest believer that Russia is somehow right here.
I'd say that there was a military target nearby and the missile missed it.
Now what do you say when you see low precision MLRS rockets, launched by Ukrainians, hitting city center, wounded Russian women screaming and thrashing in agony and one of the top Ukrainian propagandists reposting the video with the caption "Happy New Year, Bitches"? [0]
You are welcome to continue pointing out single instances of Ukraine "doing the same thing". They will continue to be irrelevant because at no point did I say Ukraine was above reproach.
The disparity in war crimes I mentioned above is characterized by number, severity, and intention.
As reported by Western media which is known for its honesty and objectivity.
I am glad we finally got to the point where you claim that the global consensus is wrong. Please continue living in your own reality until you get conscripted.
Qatar is an ally of the US and hosts the largest American military base in the Middle East .
>And the BBC, where if you say something critical of the government you fall out a window.
You don't fall out of the window in Russia if you are busy waging propaganda war against (not so) Great Britain.
>I am glad we finally got to the point where you claim that the global consensus is wrong.
There is no such thing. The US and its allies comprise only 10-15% of global population.
Vilkha's range is up to 130 kilometers, btw. [0]
Ah it was a Russian-made MLRS? Seems like a great benchmark range to use for evacuating villages near the conflict you started. Why didn't your country do this?
You failed even to click the link and read a single sentence before writing your comment.
>Why didn't your country do this?
For the same reason the Ukraine doesn't do it either.
See? That's easy.
Ask the people of Georgia, Syria, Ukraine, or all those countries in the Sahel Belt if you want a first hand testimony.
These kinds of arguments always end up in some sort of historic "who is the baddest baddie".
Thanks Russia and USA. It's all about you two. All roads lead to the cold war.
Current wars and small state sovereignty? How hilarious. Just mere fading pages in the big book to serve as examples of oppression.
Edit: I think it's a good time to read this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_crimes_in_the_Russian_inva...
"Ukraine has honoured 13 soldiers who were killed defending a tiny island after reportedly swearing at a Russian ship that ordered them to surrender.
In unverified audio clips, the borders guards defending Zmiinyi Island in the Black Sea are told to "lay down your weapons" or "be bombed".
"Russian warship, go to hell," they respond.
Ukraine says they were then killed by air and sea strikes. Russia denies the account, saying they all surrendered.
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky has awarded each of the guards the posthumous title of "Hero of Ukraine".
"On our Zmiinyi Island, defending it to the last, all the border guards died heroically," Mr Zelensky said." [0]
This senseless slaughter in response to a verbal insult was used to the maximum extent by the Ukrainian regime propaganda to convince the population and the army to fight.
All of it was a lie, of course. [1]
I believed it too and was deeply shocked by the horrible news. Of course, this trick works only once.
It looks to me you're trying too hard to derail the conversation.
Now, how do you know that what you are "reporting" is not the same kind of story?