Comments by "R Johansen" (@rjohansen9486) on "Zelensky 'Cleans-up' Ukrainian Army; Fires All Military Recruitment Centre Chiefs | Details" video.

  1. You forgot to mention that the man without hands was dismissed when he showed up. Russian authorities forcibly drafted disabled people into the army in the occupied Horlivka: Forced mobilisation continues in the territories occupied by Russia. On January 10, Suspilne News journalist Alexander Papin reported, citing the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, that in Horlivka, Donetsk region, up to 30 people were forcibly mobilised during a regular raid, four of them with disabilities. “After 2 days of so-called training at the Vostochny training ground, they were sent to one of the military units of the Russian occupation forces,” the General Staff officer explained. Earlier it was reported that in the Russian regions, people with disabilities received conscription notices. In the fall, a 43-year-old resident of the Nizhny Novgorod Oblast with a disability of the 3rd degree was sent to the collection point, and in Adygea a wheelchair user received a conscription notice. However, in both cases, the conscription notices were withdrawn.
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  2. Death from CIA? You are delusional!
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  3. Corruption index 2022: 1. Denmark 2. Finland 9. Germany 18. UK 24. USA 85. India 101. Serbia 116. Ukraine 137. RUSSIA 😂 171. North Korea 180. Somalia
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  4. There are more Nazis in Russia.
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  5. No mention of USD 400 million in the report. (and no mention about the infamous Miami mansion either) Pandora Papers: Several Russian outlets covered the leaks but the Kremlin was quick to dismiss the reports as “groundless.” Spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told reporters that the allegations were “hard to understand” and did not merit investigation. The cache exposed assets stashed by Russian President Vladimir Putin and his inner circle, including the purchase of a waterfront apartment in Monaco by a Russian woman who reportedly had a child with the longtime leader. The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, which obtained the records, identified hundreds of offshore companies with 4,400 beneficial owners who were Russian — more than any other nationality. They include 46 Russian oligarchs. An adviser to Zelenskyy’s chief of staff said on Monday that the president had created the offshore companies in 2012 (he became President in 2019) to “protect” the group’s incomes against the “aggressive actions” of the “corrupt” government of then pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych. “Journalists have de facto confirmed the president’s absolute respect for the standards of anti-corruption legislation,” Mykhailo Podoliak told the AFP news agency. The Pandora Papers are the latest in a series of mass ICIJ leaks of financial documents, from LuxLeaks in 2014, to the 2016 Panama Papers (800 Russians on this list), which triggered the resignation of the prime minister of Iceland and paved the way for the forced resignation of the leader of Pakistan. They were followed by the Paradise Papers in 2017 and FinCen files in 2020.
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