Comments by "aspinx" (@aspinx) on "10 News First" channel.

You mean those brave "defenders" who are not letting their "loved ones" leave and recently even offered an exchange of 15 people for a ton of water and food? Or those who fire tactical missiles with banned cluster war heads at the cities that were "theirs" just 2 months ago?
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@Brugar18 This is based on verifiable facts. Russians were publically announcing humanitarian exits from than plant for civilians almost daily for more then a month, with an option to go into Ukraine controlled territory as well. "Defenders" didn't let the civillians out. Once UN stepped in, some civilians did get out and they said that their "defenders" never told them about the exits and were not letting them leave as well. In any other case these civilians would be called "hostages" and whoever holds them certainly won't be called "defenders". But I guess that doesn't fit the "narrative".
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@Brugar18 Humanitarian ceasfire doesn't mean you can shot and won't get fired back at you nor it means that you can regroup or resupply. But I remember reading the exact protocol on how to let civillians to leave safely. Anyway, trust issues between both sides are understandable. But now UN was there for quite some time, but still "defenders" are not letting all of the civillians out.
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