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[GabForever]

You keep posting nonsense articles with no substance brother @Dafunkdoc_Unlimited , stop drinking american government koolaid

 

[Stir Fry]

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

You keep posting nonsense articles with no substance brother @Dafunkdoc_Unlimited , stop drinking american government koolaid

 

[GabForever]

@Stir Fry @Colicat

Acting like children and imperial agents

 

[Orbital-Fetus]

Come on, western propaganda.

Russia is meant to jut let NATO build military bases in on their doorstep, be serious buddy

1) do you deny Russia's blockade of Ukrainian exports via the Black Sea (Ukraine's only access to the sea)?

Shipping movement continues in the Black Sea despite Ukraine war, sanctions

In response to Western sanctions over its invasion of Ukraine, Russia has blocked hundreds of ships mostly containing Ukrainian grain exports in the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov. Despite the blockade,…

www.france24.com

2) do you deny that Ukraine is the world's fifth-largest exporter of wheat, fourth-largest exporter of corn and top exporter of sunflower oil and meal?

Ukraine Says May Grain Exports Down More Than 60% Compared To 2021 In Latest Alarming Sign Of International Food Crisis

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres said Wednesday the hunger levels globally are at a “new high” largely due to grain shortages caused by the war.

www.forbes.com

and back to Africa...

3) do you deny that Africans will go hungry do to Russia's blockade of food to Africa?

https://theconversation.com/russia-...-to-diversify-its-wheat-sources-181173Between 2018 and 2020, Africa imported US$3.7 billion in wheat (32% of the continent’s total wheat imports) from Russia and another US$1.4 billion from Ukraine (12% of the continent’s wheat imports).

It’s crucial that African countries diversify their wheat sources for two key reasons.

First, wheat forms an important component of diets. Not having enough brings the threat of hunger and political instability.

Second, Africa’s dependency on Russian wheat imports will influence key political and military decisions. Given some African countries’ dependence on Russian wheat, it could’ve influenced how they voted on the two United Nations General Assembly resolutions concerning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. In both instances, a surprising number of countries either supported Russia or remained neutral. One reason for this could be because they wouldn’t want to upset relations with a good supplier.

 

[GabForever]

Russisan troops helping local government, better than american invasions

 

[GabForever]

1) do you deny Russia's blockade of Ukrainian exports via the Black Sea (Ukraine's only access to the sea)?

Shipping movement continues in the Black Sea despite Ukraine war, sanctions

In response to Western sanctions over its invasion of Ukraine, Russia has blocked hundreds of ships mostly containing Ukrainian grain exports in the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov. Despite the blockade,…

www.france24.com

2) do you deny that Ukraine is the world's fifth-largest exporter of wheat, fourth-largest exporter of corn and top exporter of sunflower oil and meal?

Ukraine Says May Grain Exports Down More Than 60% Compared To 2021 In Latest Alarming Sign Of International Food Crisis

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres said Wednesday the hunger levels globally are at a “new high” largely due to grain shortages caused by the war.

www.forbes.com

and back to Africa...

3) do you deny that Africans will go hungry do to Russia's blockade of food to Africa?

https://theconversation.com/russia-...-to-diversify-its-wheat-sources-181173Between 2018 and 2020, Africa imported US$3.7 billion in wheat (32% of the continent’s total wheat imports) from Russia and another US$1.4 billion from Ukraine (12% of the continent’s wheat imports).

Are you going to answer my question, what instigated this war? Or are you going to keep running away from it?

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

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[Stir Fry]

The Wagner Group first came to public attention in 2014​

The Wagner Group is often called "Putin's shadow army," though the Kremlin has always denied responsibility for, or even knowledge of, its activities. The group is believed to have been founded in 2014 by a Russian veteran of the Chechen war who so admired Hitler he named the group after Richard Wagner, the führer's favorite composer.

But Wagner Group activities aren't limited to Ukraine. The organization has also been active across Africa in recent years — Libya, Sudan, Mozambique, Mali and the Central African Republic. Today there are thought to be some 10,000 Wagner Group members.

The group is known for spreading disinformation as well as mercenaries​

Kevin Limonier, a Wagner Group specialist who teaches geopolitics at the University of Paris 8, says Wagner is not a group, it's a brand, and very much unlike the Russian army. "It does not exist as an official structure," he says.

That, Limonier says, makes Wagner different from private military companies like the notorious — and very public — U.S. company Blackwater, which made billions during U.S.-led wars in Iraq and Afghanistan before changing hands and renaming itself. Limonier calls the Wagner Group "a galaxy of organizations with different names that are hard to trace."

Western governments and analysts who study the group believe the Wagner Group is financed by Yevgeny Prigozhin, the same oligarch still wanted by the FBI for interfering in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

Limonier says Pregozhin has an empire based on three types of activities.

"The first type of activity is, of course, mercenary and the security business," he says. "The second type is the disinformation business and information warfare, and the third is the exploitation of natural resources in Africa."

This expert says Wagner's earnings have grown tremendously in recent years because of its operations in Africa.

A recent documentary that aired on the France 2 public television network shows how these three activities intersect to — as the documentary puts it — prop up corrupt regimes, terrorize local populations and spin lies.

Wagner has gotten attention in France in recent years because of its presence in former French colonies, notably the Central African Republic and Mali. France had a 5,000-strong force fighting terrorism in Mali from 2013 until January of this year.

When those forces entered Mali, they were widely welcomed and pushed back a jihadist offensive. But local hostilities mounted over the years, which Limonier says were stoked by the Wagner Group.

"Because Mali is a former French colony, relations with Paris can be complicated," he says. "A French presence can be viewed as the continuity of the colonial authority."

Limonier says the Wagner Group amplified this narrative, accusing the French forces of stirring up violence in the region, and pushing the message in disinformation campaigns.

In April, the French army released imagery from drone cameras that showed Wagner Group soldiers laying out dead bodies in the sand near a French army base in Mali after the French withdrew. The images made the rounds of social media with the statement, "look what the French army left behind."

A May 30 United Nations report documents a rise in violence in Mali – summary executions, forced disappearances and torture — since its military began partnering with the Russian mercenaries in January. The U.N. says the number of civilians killed in Mali rose by 324% compared to last year, and human rights abuses rose by 150%. The Malian army's role in these acts was up by 932% in just the first three months of 2022, according to the report.

 

[GabForever]

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what started the war in ukraine brother?

 

[GabForever]

american lies, why do you eat it up?

 

[xCivicx]

I find it odd how whenever someone posts factual information that doesnt align with western eurpoean rhetoric, they are almost always automatically labeled as a "russian agent"

Y'all have been brainwashed and trained to believe that russians(people who most of yall have never ever interacted with once) are somehow more oppressive to yall than the people passing legislation in your own countries

shyt is extremely suspect

 

[Savvir]

America is trying to build NATO bases in ukraine, russia is supposed to just let american troops sleep right next to it? This war is yet again because of american aggression

Ukraine is a sovereign nation. If they were building north Korean bases there I would be pissed if America attacked them..

You cacs think you can attack any nation that doesn't do what you want. This is some eurocentric view of self determination. "Freedom, unless we don't like how you're using your freedom"

This thinking led the same "the constitution protects my rights" cacs to push for gun control in California after the panthers armed themselves. "They weren't using their freedom how we wanted them too"

You Russia cacs are on the same shyt.

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

isnt russia prolonging the war by not stopping the invasion?



during the invasion of Iraq, I wouldn't get mad at the nations that were supplying arms to opposition forces....

people have a right to defend their land by any means

Fool ass nucca really said that the West is hurting Africa because the West is prolonging the war in Ukraine.

But he ain't got no problem with what Russia is doing.

 

[Roger king]

All this is just pretext to cape for russia a very racist and white supremacist nation in its own right . The idea that russia is friendly or good to blacks is insane and its just a bs way for you to shyt on ukraine indirectly. Black players constantly get abused in football games with slurs and chants this is idiocy.