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Russia initiated a special military operation in Ukraine on February 24, 2022, following the plea from the Donetsk and Lugansk People`s Republics to protect their people in the wake of increased attacks from Ukraine. ....
Away from the liberation russia is i away from the liberation russia is trying to portray but what also feels distant is peace. let s speak tojenny hill in moscow. these claims from president putin that russia would be invaded if they hadn t invaded ukraine first how much resonance does this rhetoric have as the war grinds on? this is not a new narrative but it is a powerful one and it s one that i think many russians continue to accept, that despite vladimir putin having invaded ukraine, they believe he was acting in their defence, that russia is the victim and notjust of ukrainian aggression but of a belligerent west. the eyes of the world were on red square today and in particular on vladimir putin. he ....
Denazification, about ukrainian aggression. he s gaslighting the world, and you have to fight that also with the truth. and part of what cal is talking about is, yes, the international community has a tendency sometimes to look away when time goes on, but if you continue to confront people with the reality of what russian aggression looks like in ukraine, it is harder for them to look away. and i think that s what president zelenskyy has tapped into. i think you see that mindset in president biden when he says, extemporaneously, often, putin is a war criminal. clearly there s a desire to not let the people around the world look away from what s happening in ukraine, and keep in mind, nicole, there are a lot of countries sitting on the fence. europe and the united states and canada and japan, a few other countries, have been united in support of ukraine. most everybody else has kind of sat this one out, and the more you try to confront them with the reality of what russia s vision for h ....
The pentagon spokesmanjohn kirby said what they wanted to do was to get this information out there so the world would have some idea of how this could potentially play out, and if it did happen this way, they would know what was going on, to basically preempt any russian claims of ukrainian aggression. and the administration has also said many times that this is a familiar playbook. these are the type of tactics that the russians used when they invaded crimea in 2014. barbara plett usher. the authorities in kazakhstan say the recent violence in their country had been an organised attack on kazakhstan s statehood. they blamed the clashes on armed extremists. it s thought dozens of people were killed, many of them in the country s largest city almaty. our correspondent steve rosenberg has more. in a country the size of western europe, there is one question people are struggling to answer. why? why was kazakhstan rocked by violence? the worst unrest here ....
And mid february. so quite specific information, which is rather unusual for this kind of intelligence to go public in such a specific way. it seems that they are very much trying to show a deterrence to possible action. the russians have said they don t plan to invade, but clearly the americans are not taking them at face value. the pentagon s spokesperson, john kirby, said that what they want to do was get this information out there so that the world would have some idea of how this could potentially play out. and if it did happen this way, they would know what was going on. so basically pre empt any russian claims of ukrainian aggression. and the administration has also said many times that this is a familiar playbook, these are the type of tactics that the russians used when they invaded premier in 2014. the welsh government has set out plans to end covid restrictions, over the next two weeks. from tomorrow, the number of people who can attend outdoor events will rise from 50 to ....