If Russia is bombing cultural objects and heritage sites "out of desperation" today, then was "desperation" the motive as well when Russia was striking cultural objects like libraries, museums, and galleries in February, March, April 2022 when the West believed Kyiv would fall?
ATTENTION FRANCE:
"Absolute Shame. Yana Egorian is currently in Paris. Ambassador of the russian movement « Healthy Fatherland », an organization linked to the deportation and forced transfer of Ukrainian children to russia"
Volodymyr Kogutyak, Vice-président Ukrainian World Congress France
Tell me... If Russia is today bombing civilians and cultural objects in Ukraine "out of desperation," what was Moscow doing in February 2022 when it starting bombing civilians & cultural objects in Kyiv & the rest of free Ukraine? You know, when the West offered Kyiv to be a government in exile.🤔
Ukraine may have gained advantage on the battlefield recently, and the strikes on Russian oil refineries are great, but these advances have yet to definitively turn the war in Ukraine's favour.
Do people even think when they make statements about Russian attacks?
Guten Morgen zusammen - wie gewohnt mit einem aktuellen Bild der Sonne per Satellit SDO.
The equivalent would be the absurdity of Belgium claiming that it destroyed Notre Dame because Notre Dame is the soul of Belgium. But yes this comparison takes us a step closer to seeing the madness of this.
If most experts, government officials, and media are to be believed Russian attacks are always "retaliatory," "out of desperation," or "to make sure Ukrainians can't have what Russia cannot take." Somehow, the goals of GENOCIDE and DESTRUCTION of the Ukrainian nation never are...
Russian attacks on civilians, critical infrastructure, and cultural objects are part of Russia's objective of GENOCIDE. You don't consistently attack museums, for example, "out of desperation" but to DESTROY OBJECTS OF NATIONAL IDENTITY!
