Summary

Days before the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion, Ukrainians find unity threatened not just by Russia but also shifting U.S. support.

Donald Trump’s false labeling of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as a “dictator” has provoked fierce backlash, even from Zelenskyy’s critics, who now rally around him.

With ongoing Russian attacks and Ukrainian forces stretched thin, Trump’s suggestion of a swift end to hostilities raises fears of concessions favoring Russia.

Officials argue that elections amid war would undermine Ukraine’s sovereignty. Many vow to continue resisting, regardless of major foreign policy changes.

  • seonar22@lemmy.world
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    10 hours ago

    so those running away to avoid conscription are coming back? /s

    you might even find fucked up news like russian and ukrainian ganging up together and doing illegal online scamming, while based in Phuket region.

    in reality, it’s no so black and white. and online “reaction” are never representing on the ground situation.

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      9 hours ago

      and online “reaction” are never representing on the ground situation.

      Unironically saying this as online reaction such as this, absent of any evidence or being on the ground themselves.

      Fleeing from conscription is common across all wars, no matter how just. Russia has massive problems with people fleeing. Anyways, that’s not really what the article was discussing.

      It actually is pretty black-and-white in terms of who is fighting a just war, and who is fighting a war more akin to Hitler’s invasion of Poland.