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Why are people protesting across Europe?
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That's your viewpoint. I don't agree with it Disinformation is coming from various sources, not just Russia.
I am not a supporter of either the Russian or the Ukrainian regimes. Neither of them are honourable. My concern is for all the civilians and conscripts that are losing their lives, homes and their mental and physical health.
To go into the history of this conflict we would have to go to what was happening before Russia's attack. I don't have the time to go into detail as I would have to do more research
Well, since you like Russian propaganda so much I can tell you. Poor Russia is surrounded by big bad NATO whose provocations forced them to attack Ukraine. And Nazi, Oh yes, don't forget the Ukrainian Nazis. It is all pretty stupid if you ask me, that is why I was surprised you are borrowing their talking points.