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US & WESTERN PROPAGANDA IN UKRAINE
Comments by Rafael Zambrana ​                         March 3, 2024
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Chris Hedges
See how Russian state TV is covering the war in Ukraine
The video above is a good example of US and Western propaganda openly denying there were 8 long years of Ukrainian army slaughter of 13 thousand Eastern Russian speaking civilian Ukrainians in the Donbass region. And of course they therefore did not mention these Ukrainian areas did not accept the results of the CIA Coup in 2014 against the legitimate elected Ukrainian government, to be replaced by the US designated puppet leader. It is not mentioned either the name of Victoria Nuland, the CIA agent who publicly declared in the US Congress the US spent over 5 Billion dollars to bribe enough Ukrainian leaders to be part of the Coup and accept the US initiative. 

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​INTERNATIONAL CRISIS GROUP
​Fighting between Russian-supported separatists and Ukrainian government forces has continued in the Donbas for the last eight years despite the negotiation of the Minsk Agreements in 2014/2015 which called for a ceasefire, the withdrawal of all foreign armed groups and constitutional reform recognising the special status of Donetsk and Luhansk.​​

​The armed conflict in Eastern Ukraine started in 2014. Between then and early 2022, it had already killed over 14,000 people. Over the course of eight years, Ukrainian government forces fought Russian-backed separatists for control over much of the two heavily industrialised regions of Donetsk and Luhansk, also known as Donbas. Fierce battles in 2014-2015 ended with one third of the regions’ territory, its most urbanised part, occupied by two Russian proxy statelets, the self-described Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics. Between September 2014 and February 2015, Russia, Ukraine, France and Germany signed several iterations of the so-called Minsk agreements, which eventually stopped the forward movement of troops and reduced fighting significantly. But the agreements were never implemented, and the fighting transformed into a trench war, with roughly 75,000 troops facing off along a 420-km-long front line cutting through densely populated areas. The war ruined the area’s economy and heavy industries, forced millions to relocate and turned the conflict zone into one of the world’s most mine-contaminated areas.​