@CMle135@RomatoryBlack@RealNilutpal@miranowhere With this message, you’ve only confirmed what I said)
You must have been thoroughly brainwashed. European media are very good at that.
It’s a real shame.
@CMle135@RomatoryBlack@RealNilutpal@miranowhere Understand the following: Russia is a large country whose interests must be taken into account. Whether someone likes it or not. The United States would have acted in exactly the same way if it were in our place. This war would not have happened if NATO had not moved eastward.
@CMle135@RomatoryBlack@RealNilutpal@miranowhere You claim that I am spreading lies, yet you yourself have still not answered the question of why, in 2000, Europe did not allow Russia to join NATO. That was precisely when a significant step toward hostility was taken—contrary to what the Europeans were claiming in the media.
@CMle135@RomatoryBlack@RealNilutpal@miranowhere Your message only underscores the fact that all people in Europe are not interested in examining the root causes of the war. It’s convenient for people to believe in what they themselves want to believe.
@CMle135@RomatoryBlack@RealNilutpal@miranowhere Here’s a piece of advice: dig deeper into history, rather than naively relying on claims like “Russia started the war in Ukraine.” It’s easy to cast Russia as the primary culprit, but the reality is quite different. All sides are to blame.
@CMle135@RomatoryBlack@RealNilutpal@miranowhere Putin repeatedly tried to avoid this war, while the West laughed in his face (read Putin’s interview in 2007 at the Munich Conference). Why did NATO continue to expand eastward if they had originally promised not to do so? Why was Russia denied membership in the alliance in 2000?
@CMle135@RomatoryBlack@RealNilutpal@miranowhere Europe supports Ukraine only because they dream of economically weakening Russia. Europe has always been against Russia, and they didn’t care about their opinion. Read up on the history.
@jiriga@SpidermanVennom@OnTheFly1515 And what about Europe’s refusal to admit Russia into NATO in 2000? And what about Putin’s remarks at the Munich Conference in 2007? One shouldn’t pretend that Russia didn’t try to avoid this war.
@pnwnyr41@84grabovski84@reporterchris Sports organizations should think about athletes, not deprive them of the opportunity to show themselves at the Olympics. One can argue for a long time about the actions of countries, however, it is obvious that the exclusion of Russians harms the whole sport.
@minnesotawild I sincerely congratulate Kirill on his contract! I've been following him since the beginning of his career. He definitely deserves all that money. Congratulations from Russia!
@BagleyKSLsports It's amazing that Edmonton isn't interested in Hart at the same time. They're probably really going to give Skinner everything he wants.