»Russian media had been preparing its audience for the invasion of Ukraine long before it happened. However, the narrative goes beyond just the destruction of Russia’s closest neighbors. For years, Russia has portrayed the West as an enemy, to the extent that threats of nuclear strikes have become routine.«
Source: UNITED24Media:
https://t.me/United24media/30819
#ruzzianwar will not end in #Ukraine - so #russiamustlose !
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Russian media had been preparing its audience for the invasion of Ukraine long before it happened. However, the narrative goes beyond just the destruction of Russia’s closest neighbors. For years, Russia has portrayed the West as an enemy, to the extent that threats of nuclear strikes have become routine.

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🇺🇦​ THE KYIV INDEPENDENT:
"I know Ukraine. I’ve been to Ukraine. Ukraine is not perfect — neither is the United States. But in many ways, Ukraine is the United States I long for. Not because of its suffering. Not because of its war. But because of its clarity. Because of the unshakable belief that liberty is not a passive inheritance but something worth fighting for, sacrificing for, and, if necessary, dying for," writes kellerconsulting founder Graden Keller in his op-ed.
https://kyivindependent.com/letter-to-the-editor-a-part-of-america-i-long-for-i-found-in-ukraine/

#Ukraine #democracy #ruzzianwar #russiamustlose #putinism #trumpism

Letter to the editor: A part of America I long for I found in Ukraine

I know Ukraine. I’ve been to Ukraine. Ukraine is not perfect — neither is the United States. But in many ways, Ukraine is the United States I long for. Not because of its suffering. Not because of its war. But because of its clarity. Because of the unshakable belief that liberty is not a passive inheritance but something worth fighting for, sacrificing for, and, if necessary, dying for. In Ukraine, there is no confusion about what is at stake — no illusions that democracy is self-sustaining, n

The Kyiv Independent

»Right now, we have all heard from Russia Putin’s highly predictable and manipulative words in response to the idea of a ceasefire on the front lines—at this moment he is, in fact, preparing to reject it.

Of course, Putin is afraid to tell President Trump directly that he wants to continue this war and keep killing Ukrainians. That’s why, in Moscow, they are surrounding the ceasefire idea with such preconditions that it either fails or gets dragged out for as long as possible. Putin does this often—he doesn’t say ‘no’ outright, but he drags things out and makes reasonable solutions impossible. We see this as yet another round of Russian manipulation.

There was a U.S. proposal for an unconditional ceasefire—in the air, at sea, and on the front lines. We in Ukraine accepted this proposal. We have heard from the American side that there is readiness to organize monitoring and verification. And this is absolutely feasible—with American and European capabilities.

And during the ceasefire, to prepare answers to all questions about long-term security and a real, lasting peace, and to put a plan to end the war on the table. Ukraine is ready to work as quickly and constructively as possible. We have discussed this with U.S. representatives, and our European partners, as well as all our allies worldwide, are aware of it.

We are not setting conditions that complicate the process—Russia is. As we have always said, the only one stalling, the only one being unconstructive, is Russia. They need this war. Putin has stolen years of peace and continues this war day after day.

Now is the time to increase pressure on him. Sanctions must be applied—ones that will work. We will continue working with our American and European partners and with everyone in the world who wants peace—to force Russia to end this war.«

source: https://t.me/V_Zelenskiy_official/13557

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Zelenskiy / Official

Right now, we have all heard from Russia Putin’s highly predictable and manipulative words in response to the idea of a ceasefire on the front lines—at this moment he is, in fact, preparing to reject it. Of course, Putin is afraid to tell President Trump directly that he wants to continue this war and keep killing Ukrainians. That’s why, in Moscow, they are surrounding the ceasefire idea with such preconditions that it either fails or gets dragged out for as long as possible. Putin does this often—he doesn’t say ‘no’ outright, but he drags things out and makes reasonable solutions impossible. We see this as yet another round of Russian manipulation. There was a U.S. proposal for an unconditional ceasefire—in the air, at sea, and on the front lines. We in Ukraine accepted this proposal. We have heard from the American side that there is readiness to organize monitoring and verification. And this is absolutely feasible—with American and European capabilities. And during the ceasefire, to prepare answers to all questions about long-term security and a real, lasting peace, and to put a plan to end the war on the table. Ukraine is ready to work as quickly and constructively as possible. We have discussed this with U.S. representatives, and our European partners, as well as all our allies worldwide, are aware of it. We are not setting conditions that complicate the process—Russia is. As we have always said, the only one stalling, the only one being unconstructive, is Russia. They need this war. Putin has stolen years of peace and continues this war day after day. Now is the time to increase pressure on him. Sanctions must be applied—ones that will work. We will continue working with our American and European partners and with everyone in the world who wants peace—to force Russia to end this war.

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»Intercepted
Overlaying images of a devastated Ukraine with telephone conversations between Russian soldiers and their families, intercepted by Kyiv, this film contrasts ordinary Russians' view of the war and the dehumanisation engendered by conflict.«
https://www.arte.tv/en/videos/114590-000-A/intercepted/

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Intercepted - Watch the full documentary | ARTE in English

Overlaying images of a devastated Ukraine with telephone conversations between Russian soldiers and their families, intercepted by Kyiv, this film contrasts ordinary Russians' view of the war and the dehumanisation engendered by conflict.

ARTE