Comments by "John Vannisselroy" (@johnvannisselroy6197) on "BBC News" channel.

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  16.  @mmazourov  "Lastly in the deaths of Russian speakers after February 2022: RU command doesn't share their intelligence with me, but I understand that the US invested $5bn in arming and training UKR forces". Firstly I reiterate: Any country has the right to arm itself to defeat any threat, perceived or real. I believe the UK also contributed to Ukraine's ability to defend itself against attack from foreign nations after 2014. Lastly I reiterate: It is obvious that the deaths of ruzzian speakers since 2022 has increased exponentially. The bombing and shelling of the city of Mariupol, for example - a city of over 400,000 to a rubble with 95% of it's resindential buildings damaged or destroyed, has resulted in the elimination of tens of thousands of civilians - almost all of whom were russian speakers and/or ethnic russians. This number will have been increased by ruzzian shelling of evacuating civilian vehicles - ruzzia made it as dangerous as possible for civilians to evacuate - including the shelling of negotiated "safe" corridors. Fatalities were further increased by the deliberate bombing of hospitals - including the well known bombing of a maternity hospital. And by the bombing of the theatre - clearly marked "children". Then there are the injuries and fatalities to both ruzzian and Ukrainian troops - the former entirely ruzzian speaking or ethnic ruzzian - the latter including a significant percentage of russian speakers. These are the very people Putin said he wanted to protect - but well over half a million are now injured maimed or fatally wounded.
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