Evil Empire

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Dictator Putin continues what Dictator Stalin started. Some years ago Russia did start new narrative about Finnish war crimes in WW2. Claims about concentration camps and genocide. All of this aiming just to justify military actions towards Finland. And just for the record, those are just lies, without any evidence. Even straight after WW2, Soviet union prosecutor committee did not find war crimes. On the contrary they did prove that there was not any.   Fi war trials Then few war crimes in WW2 committed by Soviet union, but as usual never admitted by Soviet Union even all hard facts existing. Seitajärvi Elisenvaara After war Kaleva Basically allies (Britain, USA and etc..) in WW2 just helped 1 evil empire to crush another one. It is so amazing when Russia is by the far largest country in the world, and still they just can't fit within their borders, they always need to have war somewhere.  Here excellent video by former Finnish Intelligence officer, explaining why Russia will...
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Ukraine

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Ukraine has very harsh history. They did suffer Holodomor, caused by Stalin's actions.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor

 Ukraine at WW2 was squeezed between Germany and Soviet Union.

 https://ww2db.com/country/ukraine

Now once again they are in terrible situation. Dictator Putin and his criminal regime (KGB relics and oligarchs) are trying to invade Ukraine.  There is ongoing battle for Independence of Ukraine. Their brave President Zelenskyi is leading on the front line. He did get offer from the west, that he could be evacuated. With his answer he did wrote his name to history, quota "I need ammunition, not a ride"

https://nypost.com/2022/02/26/ukraine-president-volodymyr-zelensky-declines-us-evacuation-offer/ 

 Meanwhile dictator Putin and his regime is sitting back in Kreml, and trying to do their best to start WW3. Putin also wrote his name to history, by entering to list: Stalin, Hitler and Putin.


Later when years go by, we can read about this war from books, similar way we have used to read about WW2.

 





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