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Re:Nearly half of Mariupol has suffered grave damage by MrRiddle on Friday April 22, 2022 @11:00AM (#31122411)
You don’t believe defense of DNR from valid Nazi treat is valid? You understand Azov are Nazis right? There are 70k Ukrainians led by Nazis in front of DNR, defeating them is completely valid cause for war.
Re:Nearly half of Mariupol has suffered grave damage by JoeAltmaier on Friday April 22, 2022 @11:07AM (#31122509)
That's the propaganda all right. Swallow that and you'll swallow anything.
Re:Nearly half of Mariupol has suffered grave damage by EB-Barrington on Friday April 22, 2022 @11:08AM (#31122533)
You didn't answer my question.

Perhaps you don't realise, but even the Kremlin is admitting they have over-cooked the whole "Azov are all Nazi's" lie... you need to keep up with the disinfo, bro.

Re:Nearly half of Mariupol has suffered grave damage by MrRiddle on Friday April 22, 2022 @11:46AM (#31123100)
Azov are indeed all Nazis, but not all Ukrainians are Azov. You clearly know nothing about Azov.
Re:Nearly half of Mariupol has suffered grave damage by tim333 on Friday April 22, 2022 @07:34PM (#31129591)
Ok but Azov are "estimated to be 900 members in 2022."(Wikipedia). How do you justify wrecking a country of 40 million because like 0.01% are bad people?
Re:Nearly half of Mariupol has suffered grave damage by tim333 on Friday April 22, 2022 @07:37PM (#31129617)
I'm not sure there were many problems in DNR until Putin deliberately created them after 2014. It was a pleasant and popular holiday destination prior to that I believe.
Re:Nearly half of Mariupol has suffered grave damage by JaimeThompson on Friday April 22, 2022 @11:03AM (#31122457)
How are the actions of Putin all that different then the actions of Hitler?
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Re:Nearly half of Mariupol has suffered grave damage by JaimeThompson on Friday April 22, 2022 @01:32PM (#31125036)
>All out attack on cities? Nope

How would you classify the attacks on cities such as Mariupol if not all out attacks?

>Humanitarian corridors established? Yep

How many times has Russia attacked civilians on those corridors? How many have they mined? How many have they refused to create in the first place?

>Shut down their electricity, utilities, internet? Nope

Given the dependence the Russian military has on such systems for CnC, general communications, and such it is to their advantage to keep them up and active. Attacking power plants wouldn't do much either given the Ukraine grid is now tied to the EU wide grid as of March 16, 2022 if I remember the date correctly.

>Your claims are childish and ignorant.

It appears that I have a deeper understanding of the subject than you do, at least to me.