USSR invades Ukraine. (8 Viewers)
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skybluetony176
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Only in Gaza apparently.
Do you think Ukraine intentionally targeted it's own citizens with cluster bombs?
I didn't say you did. I am asking you a question.
And Amnesty have been criticised throughout, starting with their refusal to condemn Putin’s invasion in the first place.
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For what, not being pro Putin enough?!?
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By stepping up its war of aggression in this manner, Russia is holding some of the world’s lowest income countries hostage to its military and political agenda.
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History textbook blatant attempt to indoctrinate children in Russia
It conceals the truth and misrepresents the facts about human rights violations.
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Russia: ICC’s arrest warrant against Putin is a step towards justice
Those who are allegedly responsible for war crimes under international law in Ukraine will face arrest and trial, no matter how powerful they are.
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Ukraine: Preserving evidence of war crimes as Ukraine retakes its territory key for victims of war crimes
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Russian attacks on Kyiv and cities across Ukraine are an escalation of aggression and apparent violations of laws of war
While Kyiv was one of the first targets at the start of the of the full-scale invasion by Russia, this is the first time its historic centre has been hit
www.amnesty.org
Ukraine: Missile attack on humanitarian convoy in Zaporizhzhia further proof of Russia's ‘utter disregard for civilian lives’
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Deadly Mariupol theatre strike ‘a clear war crime’
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Further armed conflict in Ukraine would have devastating consequences for the human rights of millions
The history of Russia’s military interventions is tainted with blatant disregard for international humanitarian law.
www.amnesty.org
It’s all lies Amnesty PVA says so
Ukraine: Ukrainian fighting tactics endanger civilians
Ukrainian forces have put civilians in harm’s way by establishing bases and operating weapons systems in populated residential areas, including in schools and hospitals, as they repelled the Russian invasion that began in February, Amnesty International said today. Such tactics violate...
Also you should read their own internal review into this report.
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I mean I never said they haven't criticised Russia at all. Because that would be utterly ridiculous if they hadn't.
Grendel
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its all made up
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its all made up
Accountability for Ukrainian War Crimes Ought to include Ukrainian War Crimes
Illinois law professor Lesley M. Wexler argues that based on the principle that justice needs to be justice for all, Ukraine should facilitate investigation of possible crimes by Ukrainians against Ru...
As I said, anyone who commits a war crime should be tried and punished accordingly.
Once again you seem far keener to point out alleged Ukrainian war crimes than concrete Russian war crimes.
I have never defended any of those things.
Having a bunch of homophobes, transphobes and racists doesn't mean the country deserves to be wiped off the map.
You disagree. That's up to you.
You are entitled to your opinion.
Some updates from Ukraine, including huge losses for Russia at Adiivka which @Grendel laughed off the other day (when will you learn that Open Source accounts are way ahead of mainstream news outlets?)
In other developments Ukraine have made a breakthrough across the Dnipro and Russia receive arms from North Korea.
news.sky.com
In other developments Ukraine have made a breakthrough across the Dnipro and Russia receive arms from North Korea.
While the world's eyes are elsewhere, there are significant developments in the Ukraine war
Despite global attention on the Middle East, Russia launches attacks in Avdiivka with North Korean aid, while Ukraine deploys US-supplied missiles and initiates strategic moves in Kherson Oblast, intensifying pressure on Russian forces across fronts.
Flying Fokker
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Como
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I seriously doubt those losses are accurate, I am sure the numbers are both significant and we will also never know the real numbers.
This guy is quite good, short punchy and pretty solid. Obviously English, lives in the Far East and I feel I should be able to track his accent down:
This guy is quite good, short punchy and pretty solid. Obviously English, lives in the Far East and I feel I should be able to track his accent down:
skybluetony176
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In the latest news from let’s negotiate with this guy
Ukraine war: Russia executing own retreating soldiers, US says
The White House says heavy losses and poor morale are leading to mutinies in some units.
www.bbc.co.uk
fernandopartridge
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Come on Tony, the source of the story is the US. As you know from the other thread, they are the worst of bad faith actors.In the latest news from let’s negotiate with this guy
Ukraine war: Russia executing own retreating soldiers, US says
The White House says heavy losses and poor morale are leading to mutinies in some units.www.bbc.co.uk
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skybluetony176
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Oh come on Fernando, it’s hardly breaking news is it. This has been a recurring story for a good while now. There was even footage released earlier in the year. It does go to show that Putin isn’t someone you can negotiate though. Although if you’re relying on this to come to that conclusion then you really haven’t been paying attention.
Flying Fokker
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Flying Fokker
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Russia has prepared 1,800 tanks 'for huge new invasion in ten days'
A Ukrainian official, speaking to Foreign Policy, also estimated that Russia has 300 helicopters and 2,700 artillery systems ready for a new invasion.
Sick Boy
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‘Tiredness on all sides’ over war in Ukraine, Italian PM tells prank caller
Giorgia Meloni ‘misled’ into phone conversation reportedly with Russian comedian posing as African political leader
We should feel honoured that our experts on here had more insights into how the counteroffensive went.‘Tiredness on all sides’ over war in Ukraine, Italian PM tells prank caller
Giorgia Meloni ‘misled’ into phone conversation reportedly with Russian comedian posing as African political leaderwww.theguardian.com
Yeah, to be fair to others who’ve commented they may have not built into their thinking that Russia have a neverending supply of expendable solders Putins willing to throw at this. Hundreds a day dying. What’s the alternative for Ukraine though ?
He needs Russian families to rise up against the slaughter of their kids, husbands, friends etc but it ain’t happening.
Sick Boy
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Ultimately it’s a war that neither side will win under the current circumstances but I doubt Russia’s expendable troops and resolve will end before the West’s financial backing.Yeah, to be fair to others who’ve commented they may have not built into their thinking that Russia have a neverending supply of expendable solders Putins willing to throw at this. Hundreds a day dying. What’s the alternative for Ukraine though ?
skybluetony176
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Isn’t he having to go back to the prison’s again?
shmmeee
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“Resolve”
lol. Have you seen anything coming out of the Russian side of this war? Its not the Russians with resolve.
Really don’t get why someone would be cheering Russia on, other than deep seated psychological issues meaning they have to be contrary to everything because they don’t think their opinions are valid otherwise. But i dont think that’s Sick Boy.
lol. Have you seen anything coming out of the Russian side of this war? Its not the Russians with resolve.
Really don’t get why someone would be cheering Russia on, other than deep seated psychological issues meaning they have to be contrary to everything because they don’t think their opinions are valid otherwise. But i dont think that’s Sick Boy.
And they are recruiting women for combat roles as well apparently.
There is no doubt in my mind that it will end in some kind of negotiated settlement but that can only happen when Russia are in the shit otherwise its likely to be repeated elsewhere.
As I say we need the Russian people to say enoughs enough. Easy for me to say in the comfort of my own home