Posted on Apr 4, 2022
What actions should be taken to address Russian war crimes in Ukraine?
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Awful stuff coming out of Ukraine this week. What can or should the US and world community do about it? What can we do about it?
https://www.politico.com/news/2022/04/03/ukraine-accuses-russia-massacre-00022595
https://www.politico.com/news/2022/04/03/ukraine-accuses-russia-massacre-00022595
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Where were you people in 2014?
I suggest you start with Patrick Lancaster's (American) videos, then move on the Graham Phillips (British), both independent journalists reporting from the Donbass region since 2014. Then once you have a feel for what's really going on you can watch The Duran, and Robert Barnes, all on YouTube, Rumble and locals.com
The truth about this conflict is very disturbing. You're being lied to. Do your own research.
I suggest you start with Patrick Lancaster's (American) videos, then move on the Graham Phillips (British), both independent journalists reporting from the Donbass region since 2014. Then once you have a feel for what's really going on you can watch The Duran, and Robert Barnes, all on YouTube, Rumble and locals.com
The truth about this conflict is very disturbing. You're being lied to. Do your own research.
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I have studied the Nuremberg Trials since I was stationed near there in 1983. One thing is certain, when investigating War Crimes, they can only be thoroughly investigated by outside sources after Combat Operations have ceased in that area. That is the only way to be sure that you are investigating the actual event and not propaganda.
As far as US actions right now, we are doing everything short of intervention by US/NATO troops to assist Ukraine. I believe that we continue to sanction Russia, and after the fighting is over, seek to prosecute suspected war criminals in the International Criminal Courts. But be advised and be careful. After that events of Abu Ghraib and the conduct of some US Contractors both in Afghanistan and Iraq, we are hardly as high up on the moral high ground as we want to think that we are.
As far as US actions right now, we are doing everything short of intervention by US/NATO troops to assist Ukraine. I believe that we continue to sanction Russia, and after the fighting is over, seek to prosecute suspected war criminals in the International Criminal Courts. But be advised and be careful. After that events of Abu Ghraib and the conduct of some US Contractors both in Afghanistan and Iraq, we are hardly as high up on the moral high ground as we want to think that we are.
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I think nothing should be down, who said the US has to be the world police? War's happen that's life. I mean why are we not doing something about China? look at what they have been doing over on the boarder of India or the Muslims in China, I mean come on man we are not the world police. Do you really want WWIII? We're not talking about sending our troops to some 3rd would country to fight so-called terrorist, this is a highly train country who still see the US as the big bad man (country), you know like how they (media) are portraying the Russians.
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The war crimes being committed by Russian Army. The question should address the war crimes being committed by the Mercenaries. How can one country punish another for war crimes such as Russia when China, who at present is really killing their own people b/c of covid.
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These are the actions committed on order by Putin. I said it once and now again Putin is all in and will continue his destruction right through any and all NATO or nonNato countries . Blood is on Biden’s hands for not taking Putin serious.
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SPC David Willis
Just curious, do you think Trump was strong against Russia and helped to bolster Ukraine's defenses while he was in office? What do you think Biden could be doing differently to assist Ukraine while avoiding all out war?
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LTC Ray Buenteo
Biden is the president now. He owns this as sitting president. When a leader takes command of a unit they own that units successes and failures starting day one. SPC David Willis
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LTC Ray Buenteo
I don’t care about trump. Biden is the president now. Putin did not invade ukraine under trumps presidency he did it under Biden’s presidency. When I took command of a unit good or bad I own that units forward progress and failures. Same as a president. Like I said before putin did not invade ukraine under trumps presidency he invaded under Biden’s presidency so he owns this.SPC David Willis
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SPC David Willis
LTC Ray Buenteo - That's not at all how politics or geo-political issues work like at all... this is such a history fueled conflict that's going on you could trace America's part in this back to Raegan. Its incredibly ignorant and short sighted to place all the blame for Russia invading Ukraine on Biden (whos only been in office a year) and say his hands are the only ones bloodied. Trump has blood on his hands for enabling Putin and cozying up to a known dictator and Obama has blood on his for not leading a global response to Russia's invasion into the Crimea province. If you cant be honest with yourself in placing blame where its due just to keep your guy clean you should re-evaluate your position.
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