‘Three days’. The ultimate act of hypocrisy!

Ukraine.

ROBIN HORSFALL

JAN 19, 2025

‘Three days’. The ultimate act of hypocrisy!

Since the Ukrainian incursion into the Russian Oblast of Kursk there have been some small territorial gains by Russia followed by some successful counter attacks. These grinding and expensive advances into Donbas make very little strategic difference to the war. That said, an advancing army is always happier than a retreating one,

Ukrainian innovation continues to take the advantage. They now have thermite drones that can burn a trenchline, a storage area or even a forest in minutes. Rather than rely on western technology they have developed their own long range weapons that can reach Moscow. The success of air defence is twofold, how much gets shot down, in contrast to how much gets through.

UA drones struck airports in and close to Mocow. Putin called this ‘an act of international terrorism’, the ultimate act of hypocrisy! Romania has supplied another Patriot air defence system to Ukraine with all support systems and ammunition. This will conveniently be replaced soon bty the USA. Germany for some strange reason has sat on its hands regarding end user agreements witht the Scandinavian States. Germany might be slow, but they can also be mighty.

Since Putin launched his ‘Special Military Operation’ which was intended to last three days, he has taken an estimated 815,000 casualties, forced the world to impose sanctions on his people, set his once wealthy nation on the path to bankruptcy, lost his intelligencia in mass emmigration and, (for icing on the cake), had an international arrest warrant imposed on him and his leadership group for war crimes.

Apart from the tragic fact that thousands are unnecessarily dying in combat every day, it appears to many writers that the war is stagnating. They couldn’t be more wrong! The war isn’t only taking place on battlefields, it is being won in government meetings, in commitments to continue support for Ukraine, in banks, in sanctions and in public support. Where we risk losing it most is in negative, slanted and frankly, dangerous propaganda repeated by corporate media outlets including national news companies and television stations. Some of course are funded by Russia others simply place their own short term profits ahead of the murdered people of Ukraine.

It is not simply the responsibility of journalists to report news, it is their job to report news responsibly!

Slava Ukraini!

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One comment

  1. Robin and I have certain things in common. One thing is optimism. Another is the disgust of certain Western media.

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