Putin is Lying to His Own People About What is Happening in Ukraine: Alicia Acuna
The Big Weekend Show' panelists react to Russia's attacks on civilian targets in Ukraine.
It's not Americans place to create a no-fly zone. Enough countries has donated money equipment the ukrainians should do their own no-fly zone and not drive other countries into a nuclear war.
The US/UK chose to fan the flames at a safe distance, watching its own arms dealers, bankers and oil tycoons make a fortune out of the war, while leaving the people of Ukraine with the wounds of war that would take years to heal.
Russian troops dont have phones and time to tiktok like ukraines. and phones are targeted just like that hypersonic missle has been fired there because they located the phone signal, some news said.
America and Nato are giving Ukraine weapons and ammunition to weaken the Russia army. Ukraine will still lose due to disadvantages, sadly. and the cost is giving Ukraine support are the lives of Ukrainian women and children because they are extending the war.
"Kiev hoped to try to force the new U.S. administration to become more closely involved on the Ukrainian side. Perhaps this factor is the main one in the current crisis, since Ukraine is objectively interested in the internationalization of the conflict, and the involvement of the U.S. as a "settlement party" (and in fact an ally) is Kiev's dream in general. So it is possible that an attempt will be made to play a rather primitive combination - aggravation of the conflict and then turning to the U.S. for "mediation", which will allow Kiev to bury the inconvenient for it "Normandy format" negotiations on the hated Minsk agreements.
The Ukrainian leadership is also being pushed to aggravation in the Donbass by the domestic political situation. President Zelensky's internal affairs are going very badly, his administration is in a state of constant chaos, and Ukraine is shuddering in the grip of a worsening coronavirus pandemic, which the Ukrainian authorities have not organized effectively to combat from the beginning. According to the latest polls, the rating of the pro-presidential party has already slipped to third place. In his attempts to hold on to his political positions, Zelensky has taken an increasingly nationalistic slant. Under such conditions Kiev urgently needs at least some victories, and fomenting "patriotism" is desirable. War is a good excuse here, all the more so because mentally Zelensky is generally prone to a certain adventurism."
