• @Stamau123
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    22829 days ago

    “Apparently, the enemy is striving to improve its negotiating positions in the future,” Putin said Monday. “But what kind of negotiations can we even talk about with people who indiscriminately strike at civilians, at civilian infrastructure?”

    Bruh

      • @[email protected]
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        4029 days ago

        My guess is that Ukraine is not inentionally targeting civilians, which is a significant difference.

        • @[email protected]
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          1629 days ago

          A very significant difference… vast majority of Ukraine’s over-the-border strikes have exclusively been military camps, infrastructure, and usually energy/export infrastructure that Russia uses for oil revenues. The right way to conduct a war.

        • @sandbox
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          328 days ago

          If they were, we wouldn’t believe it. That’s the double-edged sword of lying constantly.

      • FuglyDuck
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        429 days ago

        What we need is a frying pan.

    • @fluxion
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      29 days ago

      I’m surprised he’s publicly acknowledging this improves Ukraine’s negotiating position. He seems so paranoid about it that he thinks he needs to get ahead of Russians pressuring for peace by portraying Ukrainian soldiers as monsters.

    • @Rakonat
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      Bruh indeed. If Ukrainians were half as bad as Russians have been in their strikes, Belgorad and Kursk would be flattened rubble, St. Petersburg would be full of husks of buildings and there wouldn’t be a single intact hospital within the city limits of Moscow. But yeah, please go on how Ukraine is attacking civilians.