I'm watching this right now. It's a very good documentary from the Ukraine perspective.“20 Days in Mariupol” received an Oscar for Best Feature Documentary. This is the first Ukrainian film to win an Oscar.
The film, directed by Mstislav Chernov, tells the story of the first weeks of fighting in Mariupol, Donetsk region, during Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
"I am thankful. But I'll probably be the first director on this stage who wishes he hadn't made this film. I would like to be able to trade this for Russia never attacking Ukraine, never occupying our cities; so that the Russians do not kill tens of thousands of my fellow citizens of Ukraine. I would give it if they released all the hostages, the soldiers who defended our land, the civilians who are in their prisons. But I can’t change history, I can’t change the past, we’re all against it together, you and I, we are now among the most talented people in the world. We can make sure that the truth wins,” Chernov said from the Oscars stage.
The Russian-speaking Ukrainian women say “We want to live in Ukraine, not in Russia!”I'm watching this right now. It's a very good documentary from the Ukraine perspective.
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In guessing that why they live in Ukraine and not Russia.The Russian-speaking Ukrainian women say “We want to live in Ukraine, not in Russia!”
Hey, Russians! Who are you “saving” from “Nazis”?
In guessing that why they live in Ukraine and not Russia.
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That will do it for sureMight be a reason the Ukrainians didn't welcome the Russian invaders like Putin thought they would...
But Putin wants us to believe that those women are dreaming about being Russians.In guessing that why they live in Ukraine and not Russia.
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I have no idea. I'm sure some Ukrainians would prefer to be Russian, and some would prefer not. If there are two separate countries, then everyone gets a choice.But Putin wants us to believe that those women are dreaming about being Russians.
I have no idea. I'm sure some Ukrainians would prefer to be Russian, and some would prefer not. If there are two separate countries, then everyone gets a choice.
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So, whoever wants to be Russian, they are free to leave Ukraine and live happily in the GULAG.I have no idea. I'm sure some Ukrainians would prefer to be Russian, and some would prefer not. If there are two separate countries, then everyone gets a choice.
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Yes, that's pretty much what I said. Having two separate countries provides everyone with the option to live where they want.So, whoever wants to be Russian, they are free to leave Ukraine and live happily in the GULAG.
Ukraine is independent country, not Putin’s backyard.
Todays osint loss totals.
Lots of БМП-1s which suggests but does not prove that losses are forcing older equipment into use because new production cannot keep up.
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