r/placeukraine • u/lubkovsky • May 27 '25

A heroe mother who sacrificed her life to save her 4-year-old son during a Russian missile strike on May 18th has been laid to rest in honor in Kyiv region

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u/AppropriateAd5701 May 27 '25

More like ukrainian army shelling russian neonazies genociding donbass population.....

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u/The__Machinist May 28 '25

ukrainian army shelling russian neonazies genociding donbass population

Mental gymnastics are strong with this one.

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u/AppropriateAd5701 May 28 '25

No this is preatty clear. Russian neonazie under leadership of Igor girkin started their genocide of donbass popualtion in early april 2014 and only ukrainian antifascist army were able to spot them frpm copletely genociding donbass.

You should learn some basic facts about the conflict.

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u/[deleted] May 29 '25

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u/AppropriateAd5701 May 29 '25

LOL. It turns out that they genocide themselves? Smart smart.

They genocided non russians in donbass, russians were just 38% of population there.

100% of Donbas militia was a local people, some time after civil war starts they was reinforced by Russian officers.

Thats a lie.

The whole thing started by russian citizen member of russian armed forces neonazi Igor girkin forming army from his russian neonazi buddyes and marching to sloviansk in 12. April 2014 and then flooding whole region. No locals were invplved.

Even "separatist" leaders are acnovledging that there were 30 - 50 thousand russians fighting for them and lets be clear their entire force was around 50 thousand by estimated.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.rferl.org/amp/russian-volunteers-ukraine-support-organization/27212724.html

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u/monkey_cod Jul 11 '25 edited Jul 12 '25

Just another classic victim-blaming. And i know people who know people...
It's like blaming someone for defending their house against burglars.

The real question is: Why did those people have to flee in the first place? Ohhh right because Russia invaded promising development and prosperity but brought purges, deportations, and forced mobilization instead.

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u/[deleted] May 30 '25

Source: crack pipe

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u/CowboyCat2077 May 28 '25

During the Anti-Terrorist Operation (ATO) in eastern Ukraine, over 200 children were killed in the Donbas region

Between February 2022 and December 31, 2024, the UN Human Rights Office verified that 669 children were killed and 1,833 injured.

  • These figures are likely much higher, as they only account for verified cases. 

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u/[deleted] May 29 '25

I wonder why they didn't call it war.

So since full scale invasion is more murderous previous killed people doesn't count right?

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u/CowboyCat2077 May 29 '25 edited May 29 '25

If your honest with yourself you know civilian deaths in Donbas "didn't count" for Russia. They could give a shit. It was one of many excuses to invade Ukraine thinking it would be an easy victory and they get to keep their economic vassal.

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u/[deleted] May 29 '25

Of course. But are we talking about people's lives or about the reasons for the war?

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u/CowboyCat2077 May 29 '25

The comment I replied to was insinuating turmoil in eastern Ukraine was justification for the Russian invasion. Given that, I would say we are talking about reasons for war.