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raunz
Damn it’s cozy here.
I wear Lemmygrad downvotes as a badge of honor.
If only they hadn’t given up their “clean nukes” in exchange for security assurances we wouldn’t be in this “situation”…
I’m just not very interested in partaking in you gish gallop about what Russia does, knows and thinks, Polish farmers, or screenshots with red boxes that when you read the actual thing refute your argument in the first paragraph.
You’re so damn sure about your narrative and you don’t have any reason to be, except a statement from the Russian govt.
Instead of applying a tiny bit of logic, try some critical thinking.
Basically all I’m saying is there’s no proof (nor evidence) that POWs were on board as the plane got shot down. Therefore RT shouldn’t claim that “The plane, a Russian Il-76, was shot down over Belgorod Region last Wednesday while carrying 65 captured Ukrainian servicemen”.
Also Ukraine called Russia’s narrative into question and demanded an international investigation, which Moscow refused.
I’m serious.
Ukrainian media outlet Suspilne analyzed the list and confirmed that most of the names were previously mentioned as being POWs or missing persons, and that some had appeared in captivity in Russian propaganda videos.
“We found Ukrainian citizens in the list who have already been previously exchanged," Lubinets said.
Supposedly carrying POWs.
While “[The II-76] was developed to deliver heavy machinery to remote, poorly served areas”.