‘We didn’t choose this path but the situation changed us,’ says World Press Photo contest global winner Evengiy Maloletka about his time documenting the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
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21 responses to “The atrocities of war from the eyes of a Ukrainian photographer”
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Make peace
Ofcourse civilian target is hit ,but Ukraine miltary deliberately for years hitting civilian target and Russian kids.Whay? Whay we see victim only from one side ,because you bombing city where Russian civilian population live and Ukraine governement "they don't wont to talk about end of the war".
this reminds me of what happened in donbass.
What about the atrocities of war from the eyes of a Russian photographer? Have you been to Donbass? Have you ever said that ukranian regime killed 2000 children?
Free independent journalist Gonzalo Lira arrested in Ukraine by SBU for speaking out against Zelensky.
Stop giving billions in weapons and get our advisors and special ops outta there and work on a cease fire.
Patriot does not protect.
Poland refused F16s to Ukraine.😆
Ukraine has two major options:
1) Embark on a hard-core offensive to remove Russian control of the land bridge to Crimea. The removal of the Kerch Bridge would isolate Crimea from easy reinforcement and supply. Essentially this would put Crimea under siege conditions with eventual capitulation by Russia. This would destabilize what's left of Russia with hopefully dismantling of the Russian Federation and hopefully the destruction of a significant percentage of their nuclear warheads.
2) Continue with "forever" war tactics with Russia. This would provide massive amounts of AI data for Western air defense systems allowing the West to perfect the anti-missile/anti-air systems which of course is desirable with an increasingly unstable Russia/North Korea/Iran trifecta. That's the silver lining of a continual attritional conflict.
Either way, the West wins.
CBC News, war mongering propaganda machine. Please report the truth 😢
REALLY RUSSIA 🇷🇺 AND BELARUS 🇧🇾 IS A TERORIST STATE AND FAILED STATE !!!!! PUTIN AND LUKASHENKO-WAR CRIMINAL !!!!
Russian animals..we will never forget and they will be held accountable if it take 50 years.
My condolences to the millions of Muslim Uyghurs in Xinjiang who lost their
– lands, religious practices and dignity,
and now become genocide victims of the Chinese regime with indisputable evidence from:
– hacked Xinjiang Police Files,
– satelite images,
– eye witnesses,
– survivors,
– Chinese official documents and
– multiple press investigations since 2008.
Canada stands with Russia
Imagine pretending like you don't answer to investors, advertisers, or your own business interests. Now throw in a little(a lot) of government funding. You're all sellouts and you know it. CBC "news" is absolute garabge and the people working for this organization should be ashamed of themselves.
We only see the atrocities now because they are committed by Russia, but we ignored them when we did it even worse in Irak or Afghanistan and other countries, then we kept a blind eye and we stayed on silence.
I’m just Glad we can force Countries to get the energy they need from Russia. The Idea of a peaceful Country like Canada supplying the energy they need is horrible to all of us. It’s sad to think of Russia not being able to fund the war.
Eva K Bartlett is a Canadian journalist who has been reporting from Ukraine since 2014 , why not use her?
https://youtu.be/jpEHsxbqZ6I
Tit for tat.
you guys wanted this.