[ganeemead]

When the woman talks about waiting, she means waiting for eight years while being subjected to constant shelling and terrorism by the Kiev regime and its nazi military...

[DannyTN]

I haven't watched this one, but I saw a similar video on Sievierodonetsk.

They trotted out frightened elderly civilians who were unwilling to evacuate because those homes were all they have. And some claimed to welcome the Russians and claimed Ukraine had been shelling them for years.

But there is several problems with this.

• They see Russia is advancing and don't want Russia eliminating them. So they pretend to welcome the Russians.
• Remember the turncoats in France who welcomed and worked with the Germans.
• These cities are pretty far from the rebel occupied territory and I don't believe there was much fighting in those areas since 2014. I can't find any references to fighing in Sievierodonetsk that is before the war started in 2022. I think these scared elderly people are saying what the Russians want them to say because they have been occupied by the Russians.
• International observers said the Russian claims about Ukraine shelling civilians in the rebel occupied areas weren't true. Which again makes me think these are bogus claims made under duress in order to survive the Russian occupation.

[BobL]

“When the woman talks about waiting, she means waiting for eight years while being subjected to constant shelling and terrorism by the Kiev regime and its nazi military...”

Funny, the timing. It seems that life was fine, or at least ok, in Ukraine (at least this part), until the Neocons finally installed their man in 2014 - then it went to hell.

[vladimir998]

“When the woman talks about waiting, she means waiting for eight years while being subjected to constant shelling and terrorism by the Kiev regime and its nazi military...”

Except that the Ukrainians controlled that town and therefore were not shelling it for 8 years. Seriously, do you not think before you post?

[Chunga85]

These people would do well to remember that we’ll decide what they should or shouldn’t be happy about right here, from our couches while we watch Sean Hannity on Fox news.

We know what’s best and it’s for their own good.