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Zelenskyy meets Witkoff in Oslo as tensions with Trump mount | Ukraine Brief

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@HermanKnippenberg-p6l2v
@@HermanKnippenberg-p6l2vImported1wk ago
It is not as if there was an exceptionally strong or urgent desire for the USA to provide support to Ukraine back in 2001 or earlier. Rather, it was the Ukrainians themselves who, at any cost, sought to distance themselves as much as possible from the "evil empire"—the Kremlin. Major problems with the Kremlin existed as far back as 94 years ago, when the Kremlin made the decision to starve 8.5 million Ukrainians to death. The USA did not need to do anything; the Ukrainians remember the crimes committed by the Kremlin on Ukrainian soil. The same is true for the deep-seated hatred felt by the Chechens and all the other republics... Everyone genuinely loathes the Kremlin—both the president they have had and whoever may follow—for nothing ever changes there. Goodness! How amusing it is to see a Russian claim that the "brothers" from every republic love the Russians, the president of Russia and the Russian Federation, and the Kremlin—that there has always been this "beautiful cooperation" between the various republics and the Russian people, and that we all just love each other so much!!!!!!!!! Meanwhile, the "rotten West" is the only one that hates us—that is the narrative peddled by Moscow’s television propaganda, nothing more than fairy tales. Ukrainians harbor a genuine hatred for those who starved their grandparents and great-grandparents to death; specifically, they hold a deep hatred for the president of Russia and the Russian Federation for that mass-scale, man-made famine—a tragedy that was deliberately planned and orchestrated by the Kremlin to systematically kill millions of Ukrainians through starvation. Those who survived were left psychologically shattered, unable to function normally in terms of their health or their daily lives. To be perfectly honest, the Kremlin truly has "VERY, VERY" many enemies!!!!!!!! But these were the Kremlin's own decisions—decisions that caused harm to millions of people, and not just Ukrainians, for that matter. And given that quite a few Russians today hate their own president and the Kremlin, that alone should tell you something (???). The fact that some Russians hate their president’s government is, to me, deeply revealing of the pathology that existed—and still exists—there. Hatred has always been present and will continue to be, even 100 years from now; the system—whether the USSR or the Russian Federation—never reforms. Mistakes are, were, and always will be made... The Kremlin will change nothing; everyone is forced to suffer—Russians themselves, as well as Ukrainians, Chechens, Belarusians, and everyone else... And the current president of Chechnya—he’s just playing a role, acting a part, because it’s profitable. The Kremlin provides them with substantial sums of money to ensure "peace," so this "president"—this actor—pretends to love the Kremlin and the Russian people. Yet, we know full well that the Russian army deliberately slaughtered civilians during the Chechen war—a fact the Chechen president is well aware of. But he keeps up the act, pretending to be deeply devoted to the Russian presidents and the Kremlin. The whole Kremlin setup is one massive pathology. I wrote years ago that one shouldn't get cozy with the Kremlin and its president—it always leads to pathology and the suffering of people.
@markomarkic8531
@@markomarkic8531Imported1wk ago
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Europe is superpower. Ukraine is cut off looking information outside. <br>Europe is going to collapse, it`s burning under rebelled people. Their politicians have to <br>go away. And those two fortress cities are worth of year or two fighting? Better save <br>your people, instead of country. But Comedian won`t peace. Yanukovich was democratic <br>president. Now Kiev regime and Comedian are USA/CIA puppets, probably written off.
@nickfisher427
@@nickfisher427Imported1wk ago
Waste of time meeting these totally corrupt Americans. It must break Ukraine’s heart having to deal with these monsters.