Comments by "R Johansen" (@rjohansen9486) on "'Won't Spare You': Putin Aide's Chilling Threat To Ukraine After Big Attack On Russia's Belgorod" video.
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И Украина, и оккупированные территории Донбасса понесли жертвы из-за военных действий, которые Российская Федерация ведет там с 2014 года. Но Россия на протяжении этих восьми лет настаивала и пыталась убедить мир, что действия Вооруженных Сил Украины на Донбассе «направлены на уничтожение населения Донбасса» и не являются борьбой за территориальную целостность Украины. И несмотря на ЛОЖНОСТЬ аргумента, российская пропагандистская машина все же сумела убедить российскую аудиторию в том, что российское вторжение в Украину является «актом возмездия за Донбасс».
Официальные данные ООН свидетельствуют о том, что цифра потерь в 14 000 человек, использованная Путиным, относится не только к гражданскому населению. Во время военных действий России против Украины в 2014–2021 годах в войне на Донбассе погибло 14,5 тысяч человек. Из этих 14 тысяч 3404 были гражданскими лицами, 4400 - украинскими военнослужащими и 6500 - российскими боевиками. Цифра, которой оперирует Путин, — это общее число жертв, понесенных в войне на Донбассе обеими сторонами.
Российская Федерация не только вооружила сепаратистов, но и отправила солдат без опознавательных знаков. Россия первоначально отрицала наличие российских вооруженных сил на Донбассе, но 17 апреля 2014 года Владимир Путин наконец подтвердил присутствие российских военных. Александр Бородай, премьер-министр самопровозглашенной Донецкой Народной Республики, заявил, что до августа 2015 года на Донбассе воевали 50 тысяч граждан России.
Именно против ЭТИХ СОЛДАТ боролось украинское правительство, а НЕ «обстрелы невинных на Донбассе», как вам скажет российская пропаганда.
Данные, полученные из докладов так называемого «Уполномоченного по правам человека в Донецкой Народной Республике», показывают, что цифры потерь даже ниже, чем у ООН. В отчете за 2020 год общие потери Донецкой Народной Республики (ДНР) с начала войны на Донбассе оцениваются в 4959 человек. Именно такую цифру официально фиксирует «законодательный орган» ДНР.
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This is typical russian tactics!
During the first 4 weeks of the war: Between February 24 and March 21, 2022, sixty-four medical facilities and their personnel were targeted by Russian forces in Ukraine, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported. The facilities were being hit at rate of two to three a day, inflicting 15 deaths and 37 injuries.
- During the first year: More than 700 attacks on hospitals, health workers, and other medical infrastructure in Ukraine have been reported in the year since the Russian invasion began, according to an investigation by human rights groups.
A report—Destruction and Devastation: One Year of Russia’s Assault on Ukraine’s Health Care System—found there were an average of two attacks every day between 24 February and 31 December 2022. These included hospitals being bombed, medics being tortured, and ambulances being shot at. Over that period, there were 292 attacks that damaged or destroyed 218 hospitals and clinics, 181 attacks on other health infrastructure (such as pharmacies, blood centres, and dental clinics), and 65 attacks on ambulances. There were also 86 attacks on healthcare workers, with 62 killed and 52 injured. “Healthcare workers, who became witnesses, talk about the horrific crimes committed by Russia in Ukraine,” said Lyubov Smachylo, analyst for the Media Initiative for Human Rights. “Some were held hostage by the Russian military, others were under fire, and some were forced to work under occupation.
Since the beginning of russia’s war against Ukraine, at least 64 large and medium-sized enterprises, 84.3 thousand units of agricultural machinery, 44 social centers, almost 3 thousand shops, 593 pharmacies, almost 195 thousand private cars, 14.4 thousand public transport, 330 hospitals, 595 administrative buildings of state and local administration have been damaged, destroyed or seized.
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December 2022: According to “Russia will pay” project experts, the largest increase in damages as of December is related to the destruction of the housing stock, educational institutions, and objects in the spheres of culture, religion, and sports. Damages from the destruction of the housing stock are estimated at $54 billion. In December, this amount increased by another $1.5 billion. For more than ten months of the war, a total of 149,300 residential buildings were damaged or destroyed, including: 131,400 private houses, 17,500 apartment buildings and 280 dormitories.
Russia continues to destroy educational institutions of Ukraine. The amount of damage in this sphere has increased by $400 million and estimated at $8.6 billion. As a result of hostilities, more than 3 thousand educational institutions have already been damaged or destroyed, among them: 1.4 thousand — secondary education, 865 — preschool, 505 — higher education. Damage caused by cultural, sports, and religious objects due to the war increased by another $100 million and is estimated at $2.2 billion. According to December 2022, there were 1,327 such facilities: 907 cultural facilities, 168 sports facilities, 157 tourism facilities, and 95 religious facilities. Since the beginning of Russia’s war against Ukraine, 84.3 thousand units of agricultural machinery, 44 social centers, almost 3 thousand shops, 593 pharmacies, almost 195 thousand private cars, 14.4 thousand public transport, 330 hospitals, 595 administrative buildings of state and local administration have been damaged, destroyed or seized.
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More clearly about the russian tactics:
Aljazeera: Putin targets Ukrainian civilians because he could in Syria. The Syrianisation of the Ukraine war is no coincidence. Russia got away with it once — and believes it will again.
In 2015, when Russia began its military intervention in Syria, it seemed that the barbarism in the region was too significant for the international community to turn away from. Abundant reports by United Nations commissions, as well as accountability, human rights, and humanitarian organisations, documented war crimes with pictures, videos, and firsthand testimony. The world has watched countless incidents of missiles destroying hospitals or mutilated Syrian children covered in dust and blood being pulled from the rubble of destroyed apartment buildings.
By some accounts, the documentation of war crimes in Syria is the strongest evidence since the crimes of the Nazis in World War II. And yet, the international community failed to act. No one was held accountable. Syria was a test case for the resolve of the world on how to respond to a brutal aggressor that justifies attacking civilians and hospitals. Inaction in Syria gave Putin the green light to start another brutal war to swallow another big chunk of territory from his neighbor, Ukraine.
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Ты лжец!
Дезинформация: Украина восемь лет совершала геноцид на Донбассе.
Вердикт: ФЕЙК-НОВОСТИ
Для достижения своих экспансионистских целей на Украине Россия одновременно с военной агрессией развязала информационную войну против Украины. Более того, именно «предлог», основанный на дезинформации и лжи, Путин использовал для начала вторжения в Украину 24 февраля 2022 года.
24 февраля 2022 года Путин заявил, что целями полномасштабной войны, которую он называет «спецоперацией», являются «защита населения от геноцида, а также денацификация и демилитаризация Украины вместе с защитой тех людей, которые были подвергался насилию и геноциду со стороны киевского режима в течение восьми лет». Аналогичные заявления Путин сделал и на заседании Совета по правам человека в декабре 2021 года, заявив, что «то, что происходит сейчас на Донбассе, очень напоминает нам геноцид».
Утверждение о том, что Украина совершила геноцид на Донбассе, стало основным пропагандистским посланием не только для Кремля и кремлевских СМИ, но и для других пророссийских источников. Цель этой дезинформации — провозгласить действия России в Украине законными и полностью игнорировать любые обвинения со стороны Кремля. На самом деле не существует ни одного международного документа или заключения какой-либо соответствующей международной организации, подтверждающего обвинения Москвы. То, что Путин и Кремль не могут доказать, что геноцид действительно имел место на Донбассе, подтверждается тем фактом, что Россия никогда официально не обращалась в Управление ООН по предотвращению геноцида или какие-либо другие международные институты по вопросам геноцида и этнических чисток.
(По данным ООН и Хьюман Райтс Вотч, с 2014 года на Донбассе погибло 3400 мирных жителей. И 84 процента из них были убиты российской и сепаратистской артиллерией. Читайте отчеты! Подавляющее большинство смертей пришлось на первые два года войны (2014 и 2015))
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@Damon-007 During the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Russian authorities and armed forces have committed war crimes by carrying out deliberate attacks against civilian target and indiscriminate attacks in densely populated areas. The Russian military exposed the civilian population to unnecessary and disproportionate harm by using cluster munitions and by firing other explosive weapons with wide-area effects such as bombs, missiles, heavy artillery shells and multiple launch rockets.
As of the beginning of July 2023, the attacks had resulted in the documented deaths of between 9,300 and 16,500 civilians. On 22 April 2022, the UN reported that 92.3% of civilian fatalities were attributable to the Russian armed forces.
On 5 July 2022, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) Michelle Bachelet reported that most of the civilian casualties documented by her office had been caused by the Russian army's repeated use of explosive weapons in populated areas. Bachelet said that the heavy civilian toll from the use of such indiscriminate weapons and tactics had become "indisputable". From 24 February 2022 to 30 June 2023, OHCHR assessed that 90.5% of all civilian fatalities were killed by explosive weapons with wide area effects, and that 84.2% of them were recorded on the Ukrainian-controlled territory. El País estimated that by March 2023 the Russian forces were firing at a rate of between 600,000 and 1.8 million shells per month.
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@Damon-007 The Deputy to the High Representative for Disarmament Affairs, Adedeji Ebo, May 2023: “After almost 15 months of the Russian Federation’s military offensive into Ukraine, suffering, loss, displacement and destruction continue to form part of an unbearable routine”, said Mr. Ebo.
“In addition to the thousands of civilians killed and injured, the destruction of essential critical infrastructure and services is particularly alarming. In the beginning 4 months of the war, The Russians destroyed over 300 bridges in Ukraine. Homes, schools, roads, and bridges have been destroyed and damaged”, he continued. “Attacks on energy infrastructure have interrupted power, heating, drinking water supply and sewage facilities, as well as mobile and internet communications.
Hospitals and health facilities have been attacked, killing and injuring healthcare workers and disrupting essential services. Explosive remnants of war have resulted in widespread land contamination rendering land unusable for agriculture, while impeding the movement of people.”
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@Damon-007 Aljazeera: Putin targets Ukrainian civilians because he could in Syria. The Syrianisation of the Ukraine war is no coincidence. Russia got away with it once — and believes it will again. In 2015, when Russia began its military intervention in Syria, it seemed that the barbarism in the region was too significant for the international community to turn away from. Abundant reports by United Nations commissions, as well as accountability, human rights, and humanitarian organisations, documented war crimes with pictures, videos, and firsthand testimony.
The world has watched countless incidents of missiles destroying hospitals or mutilated Syrian children covered in dust and blood being pulled from the rubble of destroyed apartment buildings. By some accounts, the documentation of war crimes in Syria is the strongest evidence since the crimes of the Nazis in World War II. And yet, the international community failed to act. No one was held accountable. Syria was a test case for the resolve of the world on how to respond to a brutal aggressor that justifies attacking civilians and hospitals. Inaction in Syria gave Putin the green light to start another brutal war to swallow another big chunk of territory from his neighbor, Ukraine.
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