While I'm not actually advocating it, a karmic end to this would be if Ukraine created a prison exclusively to house traitors that help Russia. Then Ukraine could mark the building as a building specifically holding non-combatants and communicate to UN and Russia that it should NOT be targeted so as to avoid the loss of non-combatant life.
Let the traitors that put their faith in Russia do so again when Russia inevitably bombs the building with them inside.
Good. He betrayed his country and was responsible for the deaths of several civilians including children. There's a reason being called a traitor is such a serious insult.
"Victoria Amelina, a writer and a poet was injured in the missile attack on Kramatorsk and then died in hospital on July 1, 2023"
Another example of media focus on crimes against white, attractive, young women. Where are the pictures of the other twelve deceased? Or as you point out, the traitor who caused their deaths?
I prefer that they carry on showcasing the difference between Ukraine and the Russian Federation, by applying rule of law and respect for Human rights within their system.
Ukrainians aren't a bastion of law and order. They're still very soviet minded but they're doing their best to change that. It's why we still get stories of deep seated corruption and bribery.
OK apparently the perception of Ukraine being associated with Nazism stems from WWII-era nationalist collaborations, Soviet-era propaganda, post-Soviet ultranationalist groups (disavowed by government), and ongoing Russian disinformation.
Fair points. The azov battalion is still flying the modified ss/wolfsangel even after most of them got obliterated in Mariupol. Russia likes to point this out yes, but Russia also had the Wagner group (named after hitlers favorite composer) which was founded by Dmitry Utkin, a legit neo nazi, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
