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some articles from Greece:
▫️Estia (Greece): Azov battalions used us as hostages!, 2022
The original Estia article is hard to find (it looks like it either doesn't exist in a digital or heavily paywalled). So only the references from other Greek newspapers to the original Estia's article are given here.
▫️Γεγονότα Στο Μικροσκόπιο: "Azov's battalions used us as hostages!", 2022
▫️ΣΤΗΛΕΣ: Ως πότε τροφή μας το ψέμα; How long are we going to lie?, 2022
Bare in mind, Ukraine has an aboriginal Greek population. Now the quotes (autotranslated from Greek):
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Cry of despair from the Greeks of Mariupol* - They break their silence and reveal for the first time in "Estia tis Kyriakis" that they were shot, blackmailed, threatened and looted of the food they had in their apartments!
The militants of the nationalist group "Azov" did not allow civilians to leave the basements of Mariupol, and "dirtyly insulted" all Russian speakers.
This was told on June 12 by the chairman of the Greek society of the village of Sartana, Natalia Papakitsa, who was captured by the nationalists, in an interview with the local edition of Estia.
”The Azov us used as a hostage. Captured Greeks. Looted our homes. Shot disabled in the head. Because we were talking in Russian they kicked and abused us, chanting: HAIL MARIUPOL! HAIL FREEDOM!"
Papakitsa, along with dozens of people, spent 33 days as hostages in the basement of a house in the city.
“I saw how some unmarked men and women, in black clothes, with maps in their hands, advised Azov where to install guns. They fired in the direction of the left bank,” the woman said.
According to her, they could be British or Poles. Also, according to Papakitsy, while people were sitting in the basements, the militants robbed their apartments. And in order for those in captivity to have at least some opportunity to survive, they collected snow and extracted water from it. At some point, they all together decided to run away as a group, and in this way the Greek woman managed to get to the Crimea.
"A sick person with a disability took the dog out for a little bit of and a sniper from flats apartments him shot in the head. That was 150 meters away from us. There are tens of hundreds of such cases. All of this took place even before the Russian troops entered the city,"
Papakitsy states the complete indifference of the municipal authorities of the city. The authorities fled the city and abandoned them.
“When we finally got to the first Russian post, they gave us water and fed us,” the woman said.
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▫️Estia (Greece): Azov battalions used us as hostages!, 2022
The original Estia article is hard to find (it looks like it either doesn't exist in a digital or heavily paywalled). So only the references from other Greek newspapers to the original Estia's article are given here.
▫️Γεγονότα Στο Μικροσκόπιο: "Azov's battalions used us as hostages!", 2022
▫️ΣΤΗΛΕΣ: Ως πότε τροφή μας το ψέμα; How long are we going to lie?, 2022
Bare in mind, Ukraine has an aboriginal Greek population. Now the quotes (autotranslated from Greek):
==========quote==========
Cry of despair from the Greeks of Mariupol* - They break their silence and reveal for the first time in "Estia tis Kyriakis" that they were shot, blackmailed, threatened and looted of the food they had in their apartments!
The militants of the nationalist group "Azov" did not allow civilians to leave the basements of Mariupol, and "dirtyly insulted" all Russian speakers.
This was told on June 12 by the chairman of the Greek society of the village of Sartana, Natalia Papakitsa, who was captured by the nationalists, in an interview with the local edition of Estia.
”The Azov us used as a hostage. Captured Greeks. Looted our homes. Shot disabled in the head. Because we were talking in Russian they kicked and abused us, chanting: HAIL MARIUPOL! HAIL FREEDOM!"
Papakitsa, along with dozens of people, spent 33 days as hostages in the basement of a house in the city.
“I saw how some unmarked men and women, in black clothes, with maps in their hands, advised Azov where to install guns. They fired in the direction of the left bank,” the woman said.
According to her, they could be British or Poles. Also, according to Papakitsy, while people were sitting in the basements, the militants robbed their apartments. And in order for those in captivity to have at least some opportunity to survive, they collected snow and extracted water from it. At some point, they all together decided to run away as a group, and in this way the Greek woman managed to get to the Crimea.
"A sick person with a disability took the dog out for a little bit of and a sniper from flats apartments him shot in the head. That was 150 meters away from us. There are tens of hundreds of such cases. All of this took place even before the Russian troops entered the city,"
Papakitsy states the complete indifference of the municipal authorities of the city. The authorities fled the city and abandoned them.
“When we finally got to the first Russian post, they gave us water and fed us,” the woman said.
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Σάββατο 11/06/2022 | ΕΣΤΙΑ ΗΜΕΡΗΣΙΑ ΕΦΗΜΕΡΙΣ
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Channel4 (England): How the far-right took top posts in Ukraine’s power vacuum, 2014
quote:
In the new Ukrainian government politicians linked to the far-right have taken posts from deputy prime minister to head of defence.
Parubiy was the founder of the Social National Party of Ukraine, a fascist party styled on Hitler’s Nazis, with membership restricted to ethnic Ukrainians. The Social National Party would go on to become Svoboda, the far-right nationalist party whose leader Oleh Tyahnybok. Overseeing the armed forces alongside Parubiy as the Deputy Secretary of National Security is Dmytro Yarosh, the leader of the Right Sector – a group of hardline nationalist streetfighters.
Inside Right Sector was an alliance of hardline nationalist groups including Patriot of Ukraine and the paramilitary group UNA-UNSO. Their members paraded in balaclavas and wore uniforms bearing far-right insignia, including the wolfsangel.
The new Deputy Prime Minister Oleksandr Sych is a member of the far-right Svoboda party, which the World Jewish Congress called on the EU to consider banning last year along with Greece’s Golden Dawn.
The initial actions of the interim government have included forcing making Ukrainian the only official language of the nation and making moves to remove a law which forbids “excusing the crimes of fascism”.
The anti-Russian far-right in Ukraine strongly associate themselves with the legacy of Stepan Bandera and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army. In 2010 Viktor Yushchenko [president of Ukraine at the time] made Bandera a “hero of Ukraine”, despite charges of Nazi collaboration and ethnic cleansing by the controversial figure.
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quote:
In the new Ukrainian government politicians linked to the far-right have taken posts from deputy prime minister to head of defence.
Parubiy was the founder of the Social National Party of Ukraine, a fascist party styled on Hitler’s Nazis, with membership restricted to ethnic Ukrainians. The Social National Party would go on to become Svoboda, the far-right nationalist party whose leader Oleh Tyahnybok. Overseeing the armed forces alongside Parubiy as the Deputy Secretary of National Security is Dmytro Yarosh, the leader of the Right Sector – a group of hardline nationalist streetfighters.
Inside Right Sector was an alliance of hardline nationalist groups including Patriot of Ukraine and the paramilitary group UNA-UNSO. Their members paraded in balaclavas and wore uniforms bearing far-right insignia, including the wolfsangel.
The new Deputy Prime Minister Oleksandr Sych is a member of the far-right Svoboda party, which the World Jewish Congress called on the EU to consider banning last year along with Greece’s Golden Dawn.
The initial actions of the interim government have included forcing making Ukrainian the only official language of the nation and making moves to remove a law which forbids “excusing the crimes of fascism”.
The anti-Russian far-right in Ukraine strongly associate themselves with the legacy of Stepan Bandera and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army. In 2010 Viktor Yushchenko [president of Ukraine at the time] made Bandera a “hero of Ukraine”, despite charges of Nazi collaboration and ethnic cleansing by the controversial figure.
====end of the quote====
Channel 4 News
How the far-right took top posts in Ukraine’s power vacuum
In the new Ukrainian government politicians linked to the far-right have taken posts from deputy prime minister to head of defence. We profile the nationalists filling the power vacuum.
The Guardian: Neo-nazi Azov fighters are Ukraine's greatest weapon and may be its greatest threat, 2015
Mind you, the article is from 2015 when Azov wasn't integrated into the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine. Now, the Azov is an official part of the Ukrainian Army.
quote:
"I have nothing against Russian nationalists, or a great Russia," said Dmitry, as we sped through the dark Mariupol night in a pickup truck, a machine gunner positioned in the back. "But Putin's not even a Russian. Putin's a Jew." Dmitry claimed not to be a Nazi, but waxed lyrical about Adolf Hitler as a military leader, and believes the Holocaust never happened.
An aide to the governor of Ukraine controlled Donetsk region , Alex Kovzhun, said the political views of individual members of Azov were not an issue, and denied that the battalion's symbol had Nazi undertones.
"The views of some of them is their own affair as long as they do not break the law," said Kovzhun in written answers to questions. "And the symbol is not Nazi. Trust me – some of my family died in concentration camps, so I have a well-developed nose for Nazi shit."
===end of the quote====
Trust him? He has 'a developed nose' for Nazis?!
His relatives are turning in their graves by now.
Mind you, the article is from 2015 when Azov wasn't integrated into the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine. Now, the Azov is an official part of the Ukrainian Army.
quote:
"I have nothing against Russian nationalists, or a great Russia," said Dmitry, as we sped through the dark Mariupol night in a pickup truck, a machine gunner positioned in the back. "But Putin's not even a Russian. Putin's a Jew." Dmitry claimed not to be a Nazi, but waxed lyrical about Adolf Hitler as a military leader, and believes the Holocaust never happened.
An aide to the governor of Ukraine controlled Donetsk region , Alex Kovzhun, said the political views of individual members of Azov were not an issue, and denied that the battalion's symbol had Nazi undertones.
"The views of some of them is their own affair as long as they do not break the law," said Kovzhun in written answers to questions. "And the symbol is not Nazi. Trust me – some of my family died in concentration camps, so I have a well-developed nose for Nazi shit."
===end of the quote====
Trust him? He has 'a developed nose' for Nazis?!
His relatives are turning in their graves by now.
the Guardian
Azov fighters are Ukraine's greatest weapon and may be its greatest threat
The battalion's far-right volunteers' desire to 'bring the fight to Kiev' is a danger to post-conflict stability
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U.S. House Passes 3 Amendments By Rep. Conyers to block the training of the Ukrainian neo-Nazi paramilitary militia, 2015
==== the press release ====
U.S. House Passes 3 Amendments By Rep. Conyers To Defense Spending Bill To Protect Civilians From Dangers Of Arming and Training Foreign Forces
June 11, 2015 Press Release
WASHINGTON— Late yesterday evening, the U.S. House of Representatives considered H.R. 2685, the “Department of Defense Appropriations Act of 2015.” During consideration of the legislation, Congressman John Conyers, Jr. (D-Mich.) and Congressman Ted Yoho (R-Fla.) offered bipartisan amendments to block the training of the Ukrainian neo-Nazi paramilitary militia* “Azov Battalion,” and to prevent the transfer of shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles—otherwise known as Man-Portable Air-Defense Systems (MANPADS)—to Iraq or Ukraine.
[*personal note: Well, it was paramilitary back in the 2015 but now AZOV is an official part of Ukraine Army]
“If there’s one simple lesson we can take away from US involvement in conflicts overseas, it’s this: Beware of unintended consequences. As was made vividly clear with U.S. involvement in Afghanistan during the Soviet invasion decades ago, overzealous military assistance or the hyper-weaponization of conflicts can have destabilizing consequences and ultimately undercut our own national interests,” said Rep. John Conyers. “I am grateful that the House of Representatives unanimously passed my amendments last night to ensure that our military does not train members of the repulsive neo-Nazi Azov Battalion, along with my measures to keep the dangerous and easily trafficked MANPADs out of these unstable regions.”
Ukraine’s Azov Battalion is a 1,000-man volunteer militia of the Ukrainian National Guard that Foreign Policy Magazine has characterized as “openly neo-Nazi,” and “fascist.” Ukraine’s Interior Minister Arsen Avakov, who oversees Ukraine’s armed militias, announced that Azov troops would be among the first units to be trained by the Pentagon in Operation Fearless Guardian, prompting significant international concern.
Since their initial use on a battlefield in 1978, MANPAD attacks have resulted in nearly 1,000 civilian deaths.
Added Conyers, “Both U.S. and Israeli officials have feared that these weapons could be used by terrorists to bring down commercial jets. As the boundaries are increasingly blurred between insurgents fighting the Syrian government and those fighting the Iraqi government, providing additional arms could further destabilize the Middle East. The same can be said for Ukraine, where an anti-aircraft missile allegedly downed Flight MH17 last summer, killing 298 civilians. The possibility that MANPADS—or any weapon—could fall into the hands of radical groups in Iraq, Syria, or Ukraine, would unquestionably increase the already-devastating human toll in both of these volatile regions.”
According to Reuters, The Azov battalion originated from a paramilitary national socialist group called "Patriot of Ukraine"**, which propagated slogans of white supremacy, racial purity, the need for authoritarian power and a centralized national economy. Azov’s controversial founder, Andriy Biletsky***, organized the neo-Nazi group the Social-National Assembly (SNA) in 2008.
[** personal note: about the nazis from the Patriot of Ukraine (__one__, __two__) >> ]
[*** Nazi Biletsky (__one__, __two__) ]
“The Azov men use the neo-Nazi Wolfsangel (Wolf’s Hook) symbol on their banner and members of the battalion are openly white supremacists, or anti-Semites,” wrote The Telegraph. Since Azov was enrolled as a regiment of Ukraine's National Guard in September and started receiving increased supplies of heavy arms, however, Biletsky has toned down his rhetoric, Reuters reported. According to the Washington Post, battalion members “could potentially strike pro-Russian targets on their own — or even turn on the [Ukrainian] government” if it pursues a diplomatic resolution to the conflict.
==== end of the press release ====
==== the press release ====
U.S. House Passes 3 Amendments By Rep. Conyers To Defense Spending Bill To Protect Civilians From Dangers Of Arming and Training Foreign Forces
June 11, 2015 Press Release
WASHINGTON— Late yesterday evening, the U.S. House of Representatives considered H.R. 2685, the “Department of Defense Appropriations Act of 2015.” During consideration of the legislation, Congressman John Conyers, Jr. (D-Mich.) and Congressman Ted Yoho (R-Fla.) offered bipartisan amendments to block the training of the Ukrainian neo-Nazi paramilitary militia* “Azov Battalion,” and to prevent the transfer of shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles—otherwise known as Man-Portable Air-Defense Systems (MANPADS)—to Iraq or Ukraine.
[*personal note: Well, it was paramilitary back in the 2015 but now AZOV is an official part of Ukraine Army]
“If there’s one simple lesson we can take away from US involvement in conflicts overseas, it’s this: Beware of unintended consequences. As was made vividly clear with U.S. involvement in Afghanistan during the Soviet invasion decades ago, overzealous military assistance or the hyper-weaponization of conflicts can have destabilizing consequences and ultimately undercut our own national interests,” said Rep. John Conyers. “I am grateful that the House of Representatives unanimously passed my amendments last night to ensure that our military does not train members of the repulsive neo-Nazi Azov Battalion, along with my measures to keep the dangerous and easily trafficked MANPADs out of these unstable regions.”
Ukraine’s Azov Battalion is a 1,000-man volunteer militia of the Ukrainian National Guard that Foreign Policy Magazine has characterized as “openly neo-Nazi,” and “fascist.” Ukraine’s Interior Minister Arsen Avakov, who oversees Ukraine’s armed militias, announced that Azov troops would be among the first units to be trained by the Pentagon in Operation Fearless Guardian, prompting significant international concern.
Since their initial use on a battlefield in 1978, MANPAD attacks have resulted in nearly 1,000 civilian deaths.
Added Conyers, “Both U.S. and Israeli officials have feared that these weapons could be used by terrorists to bring down commercial jets. As the boundaries are increasingly blurred between insurgents fighting the Syrian government and those fighting the Iraqi government, providing additional arms could further destabilize the Middle East. The same can be said for Ukraine, where an anti-aircraft missile allegedly downed Flight MH17 last summer, killing 298 civilians. The possibility that MANPADS—or any weapon—could fall into the hands of radical groups in Iraq, Syria, or Ukraine, would unquestionably increase the already-devastating human toll in both of these volatile regions.”
According to Reuters, The Azov battalion originated from a paramilitary national socialist group called "Patriot of Ukraine"**, which propagated slogans of white supremacy, racial purity, the need for authoritarian power and a centralized national economy. Azov’s controversial founder, Andriy Biletsky***, organized the neo-Nazi group the Social-National Assembly (SNA) in 2008.
[** personal note: about the nazis from the Patriot of Ukraine (__one__, __two__) >> ]
[*** Nazi Biletsky (__one__, __two__) ]
“The Azov men use the neo-Nazi Wolfsangel (Wolf’s Hook) symbol on their banner and members of the battalion are openly white supremacists, or anti-Semites,” wrote The Telegraph. Since Azov was enrolled as a regiment of Ukraine's National Guard in September and started receiving increased supplies of heavy arms, however, Biletsky has toned down his rhetoric, Reuters reported. According to the Washington Post, battalion members “could potentially strike pro-Russian targets on their own — or even turn on the [Ukrainian] government” if it pursues a diplomatic resolution to the conflict.
==== end of the press release ====
Foreign Policy
Preparing for War With Ukraine’s Fascist Defenders of Freedom
On the frontlines of the new offensive in eastern Ukraine, the hardcore Azov Battalion is ready for battle with Russia. But they're not fighting for…
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The Foreign Policy: Preparing for War With Ukraine’s Fascist, 2014
quote:
Pro-Russian forces have said they are fighting against Ukrainian nationalists and “fascists” in the conflict, and in the case of Azov and other battalions, these claims are essentially true.
quote:
Pro-Russian forces have said they are fighting against Ukrainian nationalists and “fascists” in the conflict, and in the case of Azov and other battalions, these claims are essentially true.
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The Jerusalem Post: Kiev regional police head accused of neo-Nazi ties, 2014
quote:
The newly appointed police chief for the Ukrainian province in which Kiev is located came under fire on Monday after it was alleged that he had past ties with a neo-Nazi organization.
Vadim Troyan was appointed to head the Kiev Oblast regional police on October 31 by Interior Minister Arsen Avakov, who feted him on Facebook as a respected commander whose like would form “the basis of a new national police force.”
Prior to his appointment he was deputy commander of the volunteer Azov Battalion, which has been engaged in combat operations against pro-Russian separatists in the country’s east. Kiev, while within the district, is an independent jurisdiction.
P.S. Troyan is the second from the left. The sign (blue letters on the wall) on the photo: "the Main Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Kyiv Region" I post this dull photo for a reason ... to be continued...
quote:
The newly appointed police chief for the Ukrainian province in which Kiev is located came under fire on Monday after it was alleged that he had past ties with a neo-Nazi organization.
Vadim Troyan was appointed to head the Kiev Oblast regional police on October 31 by Interior Minister Arsen Avakov, who feted him on Facebook as a respected commander whose like would form “the basis of a new national police force.”
Prior to his appointment he was deputy commander of the volunteer Azov Battalion, which has been engaged in combat operations against pro-Russian separatists in the country’s east. Kiev, while within the district, is an independent jurisdiction.
P.S. Troyan is the second from the left. The sign (blue letters on the wall) on the photo: "the Main Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Kyiv Region" I post this dull photo for a reason ... to be continued...
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At first the connection to this post will be unclear, but the logic will get more and more prominent... :)
On the pictures you witness Artyom Zalesov (aka Artyom Bonov). He is, and I hope it's clear from the pics, a big Nazi Germany fan and a volunteer of the Azov battalion since 2014.
to be continued... :)
On the pictures you witness Artyom Zalesov (aka Artyom Bonov). He is, and I hope it's clear from the pics, a big Nazi Germany fan and a volunteer of the Azov battalion since 2014.
to be continued... :)
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There was a rumor that Artyom Zalesov (nazi) held a post of the deputy-chief of police the Kyiv Oblast, but no official documents or announcements were found backing this rumor... except for these strange photos above.
▫️1️st photo: It's Artyom in the pre 2015 Ukraine police uniform.
▫️2nd photo: it's a photo right from this place where Troyan works. Bonov salutes in the center. Compare with this photo :)
▫️ bne IntelliNews (Germany): Alleged neo-Nazi links could complicate Ukraine cabinet talks, 2014
quote:
Vadim Troyan, deputy commander of the Azov battalion, has been dogged by accusations that he is a neo-Nazi, and he was the surprise choice by Ukraine's interior minister Arsen Avakov.
"With neo-Nazi Vadym Troyan appointed as head of the Kyiv police, I would not be surprised if these guys [on the group photo above] were newly employed law enforcers," — Anton Shekhovtsov (Ukraine's leading internationally recognized researcher of the far right) commented on Facebook.
▫️1️st photo: It's Artyom in the pre 2015 Ukraine police uniform.
▫️2nd photo: it's a photo right from this place where Troyan works. Bonov salutes in the center. Compare with this photo :)
▫️ bne IntelliNews (Germany): Alleged neo-Nazi links could complicate Ukraine cabinet talks, 2014
quote:
Vadim Troyan, deputy commander of the Azov battalion, has been dogged by accusations that he is a neo-Nazi, and he was the surprise choice by Ukraine's interior minister Arsen Avakov.
"With neo-Nazi Vadym Troyan appointed as head of the Kyiv police, I would not be surprised if these guys [on the group photo above] were newly employed law enforcers," — Anton Shekhovtsov (Ukraine's leading internationally recognized researcher of the far right) commented on Facebook.
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That's the source of those accusations against the head the Kiev Oblast regional police — Troyan. The guy is an Azov veteran and a childhood friend of Andrey Biletzky (more about this nazi) (you can see them together in the last photo).
💥 Bellingcat: Defend the White Race, 2019
quote:
Newly uncovered statements by a senior law-enforcement official in Ukraine, former Azov fighter and deputy head of Kyiv region police Serhiy Bondarenko, suggest that incorporation of the Azov Regiment into the National Guard of Ukraine didn’t affect the far-right ideology espoused by the former’s members — and instead allowed Azov to obtain sophisticated weaponry and build their own political party.
In 2015, Bondarenko admitted he was a veteran far-right operative, and stated his confidence that “all members of Azov have permanent ideological views that won’t change.”
He also listed current deputy-minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, Vadym Troyan, as an example of a Ukrainian law enforcement official loyal to Azov.
💥 Bellingcat: Defend the White Race, 2019
quote:
Newly uncovered statements by a senior law-enforcement official in Ukraine, former Azov fighter and deputy head of Kyiv region police Serhiy Bondarenko, suggest that incorporation of the Azov Regiment into the National Guard of Ukraine didn’t affect the far-right ideology espoused by the former’s members — and instead allowed Azov to obtain sophisticated weaponry and build their own political party.
In 2015, Bondarenko admitted he was a veteran far-right operative, and stated his confidence that “all members of Azov have permanent ideological views that won’t change.”
He also listed current deputy-minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, Vadym Troyan, as an example of a Ukrainian law enforcement official loyal to Azov.
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Artyom Bonov [with Azov battalion insignia on a shoulder] is on top of a famous Azov's Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) (1st photo, top).
Other Azov nazi too liked to take pictures of this APC.. Yes, and how would you go about without a "Sieg Heil" these days... (the last pic)
Other Azov nazi too liked to take pictures of this APC.. Yes, and how would you go about without a "Sieg Heil" these days... (the last pic)
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Die Welt (Germany): Ukrainian Army uses civilian buildings as a shield, 2022
So far it was Putin troll propaganda - now "DIE WELT" admits that Ukrainians are shooting from civilian buildings such as schools.
In doing so, the Ukrainians are turning civilian facilities into military targets, which is a war crime. By shooting down a school, they provoke a Russian counterattack, which is then portrayed in the western media as if Russia were deliberately killing civilians.
So far this has been dismissed as Russian propaganda.
So far it was Putin troll propaganda - now "DIE WELT" admits that Ukrainians are shooting from civilian buildings such as schools.
In doing so, the Ukrainians are turning civilian facilities into military targets, which is a war crime. By shooting down a school, they provoke a Russian counterattack, which is then portrayed in the western media as if Russia were deliberately killing civilians.
So far this has been dismissed as Russian propaganda.
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GASKRIEG ESKALIERT: Putin dreht am Gashahn - EU berät Notfallplan | WELT Newsstream
GASKRIEG ESKALIERT: Putin dreht am Gashahn - EU berät Notfallplan | WELT Newsstream
Vertreter von EU-Staaten haben sich nach Informationen der Deutschen Presse-Agentur auf einen Notfallplan zur Senkung des Gaskonsums verständigt. Er soll an diesem Dienstag…
Vertreter von EU-Staaten haben sich nach Informationen der Deutschen Presse-Agentur auf einen Notfallplan zur Senkung des Gaskonsums verständigt. Er soll an diesem Dienstag…
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Die Welt: Ukraine Army position heavy artillery in residential areas, close to social infrastructure, hospitals, 2022
a poor trannoscript:
What we have also experienced here is destroyed residential buildings, destroyed schools. We also saw it in Bachmut, of course, it is a fact and that is also part of the truth of this war that (and we have already repeatedly seen and heard) the Ukraine position their guns, whether they are howitzers, whether they are mortars or grenade launchers, they actually position them in residential areas and often in the vicinity of civilian facilities and hospitals too.
That is also part of it, it has to be formulated clearly and we also heard from the soldiers that, on the one hand, it is possible to hold the lines of defense for the most part, but on the other hand, you also have to take heavy losses, the Russians are also there south of Bachmut troops when it was not far but advanced again...
P.S. Whoever can make a decent job of trannoscripting this video, will be praised!
a poor trannoscript:
What we have also experienced here is destroyed residential buildings, destroyed schools. We also saw it in Bachmut, of course, it is a fact and that is also part of the truth of this war that (and we have already repeatedly seen and heard) the Ukraine position their guns, whether they are howitzers, whether they are mortars or grenade launchers, they actually position them in residential areas and often in the vicinity of civilian facilities and hospitals too.
That is also part of it, it has to be formulated clearly and we also heard from the soldiers that, on the one hand, it is possible to hold the lines of defense for the most part, but on the other hand, you also have to take heavy losses, the Russians are also there south of Bachmut troops when it was not far but advanced again...
P.S. Whoever can make a decent job of trannoscripting this video, will be praised!
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