The Brink of War?

[Surfcrest]

I do not believe in any declaration: your, any medias - foreign or Russian, I believe to my relatives, who sees by own eyes.

Then show us what your relatives saw at that maternity hospital that was bombed or the nuclear power plant that was fired upon…or the State News source you’re reading this from.

Surfcrest

[StevieWonders]

…or the State News source you’re reading this from.

Surfcrest

What a scurrilous suggestion

[Moses]

Then show us what your relatives saw at that maternity hospital that was bombed or the nuclear power plant that was fired upon…or the State News source you’re reading this from.

Surfcrest

US also bombed hospitals in Afghanistan in 2015. And it wasn't qualified like a crime.
For example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kunduz_hospital_airstrike 42 killed. No sanctions.

At least in Ukraine it was empty (no civilians) building.

[StevieWonders]

US also bombed hospitals in Afghanistan in 2015. And it wasn't qualified like a crime.
For example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kunduz_hospital_airstrike 42 killed. No sanctions.

At least in Ukraine it was empty (no civilians) building.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism

[Brad the Impala]

US also bombed hospitals in Afghanistan in 2015. And it wasn't qualified like a crime.
For example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kunduz_hospital_airstrike 42 killed. No sanctions.

The American attack on the hospital was wrong. Was it an error or deliberate and a mistake? Who knows, however they were man enough to admit that it was a mistake and had a full investigation into how it happened, and apologised and made restitution. Their attack was heavily criticized in media throughout the west.

Don't claim any moral equivalence on behalf of a country with a track record of attacking hospitals, which never admits to military mistakes(because such actions are it's policy), and can no longer be criticised by it's own national media.

Noting that you had to go back seven years to find a western attack on a hospital, just how many hospitals do you think Russia has attacked in that same period?

[Surfcrest]

At least in Ukraine it was empty (no civilians) building.

So…no relatives on the ground after all. You’re just providing the State News version?

[cdnmatt]

Now reports coming out that chemical suits are being distributed to Russian soldiers.

[StevieWonders]

Now reports coming out that chemical suits are being distributed to Russian soldiers.

Which reliable source is this from?

[StevieWonders]

Now reports coming out that chemical suits are being distributed to Russian soldiers.

I was reading recently about KGB propaganda techniques - and remember Putin is ex KGB. They create a “Hall of Mirrors” effect, so you can have no confidence in what you think you are seeing . Social Media is a rich field of opportunities for the Fake News that help build the Hall of Mirrors . If you do a quick Google search there are stories going back 5 years about Russian soldiers being issued chemical warfare suits. Anything you think you have seen in the past few hours or days could simply be a KGB “disinformation “ exercise. Scepticism is your principal defence

[Dodger]

Now reports coming out that chemical suits are being distributed to Russian soldiers.

This is just another cheap propaganda tactic to create confusion (disorientation) during Putin's desperate attempt to mask the reality of what he's doing,.as if anyone in the Free World is gullible enough to be swayed by this. I think we'll see a whole barrage of similar "panic tactics" being used as Putin's failure gets scribed in stone for the whole world to see.

1920's war mentality, supported by tactics that date back to the Fred Flintstone era.