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Russia will count the civilian deaths as Ukraine soldier deaths.  Putin's cowards are unable to face real soldiers and win.
So horrible. I'm disgusted that innocent people are dying like this. >

(Stupid) people question why are we arming Ukraine.  This is why, daily terrorist attacks. >

probably pro russia morons.
but...but the neo nazi threat!!!
no...that's a load of bollocks. >

The Definition of "Nazi" is a different than in the rest of the world. It means for them "not Russia supporter". >

Then, with the war and these murders, they created a lot of Nazis. Instead of denazifying the country, they have taken the hatred against ruzzia to the extreme. The more they fight against what they have sworn to destroy, the more people become what they have sworn to destroy. Well done, Ruzzia, you played yourself. >

Honestly, it is nothing, new. They did that to Ukraine for centuries. I was born there, and my family was heavily affected, by 1917 killings of educated people (only my grand-grandma survived of 9 children), Holodomor, WWII chaos (Russians behaved similar as today, they raped, killed and burned down, and then my grandma had to call them liberators and heroes. Stalin's rule, Chernobyl disaster, Soviet Union collapse crisis. You see where I am going with it.
Now is just the first time the world really cares. And Ukraine appreciates it greatly!
It goes much further back, but I don't want to spam Ukrainian history here. >

It is really sad to hear that. Before 2014 I wasn't much interested in politics until annexation of Crimea. And that worried me. Can only remember what my mom, said: This is how wars begin. Suddenly I was aware that we are in another cold war. It changed our world view. The ruzzian gov annyoed me more and more with their lies.
The reason, the world is more worried now is because we have experience from all the past genocides and wars, and the cold war. We are more connected and get more information through the internet whats happening around us.
I really hope for peace for the Ukraine as soon as possible. I truely think about the people there everyday. >

Like I said, Ukraine appreciates it so much, that finally somebody cares. It is one of many reasons they fight so hard, despite the unimaginable cruelty of this war. Because before that, nobody cared, and we were on our own. When my mother and I emigrated, it was so, so difficult. Nobody cared about Ukraine, even if children were slowly dying from the effects of the Chernobyl disaster (myself included). But somehow we found our safe haven and my health improved significantly.  I hope that Ukraine finds it too, because they have so much to give.