[cgbg]

I have been claiming for a while that the US secretly had military folks on the ground in the Ukraine.

Another conspiracy theory becomes conspiracy fact.

[adorno]

I have been claiming for a while that the US secretly had military folks on the ground in the Ukraine.

I've been saying the same thing too, since the war started. But, it's not just 'secret military'; it's also retired military, and military from other countries. Some active and a lot of retired who can still fight.

Ukraine could not have resisted the Russian military on its own, and 'our' equipment and 'soldiers' were/are instrumental at keeping Russia at a standstill, and even withdrawing in some areas.

[MercyFlush]

“I have been claiming for a while that the US secretly had military folks on the ground in the Ukraine.”

Prior to the recent war by Russia there were several hundred Americans in Ukraine teaching and training Ukrainian forces on how to kill invading Russians. Seems the Ukrainians are good students.

In any case when Biden ordered American military advisors out of Ukraine on February 12th those who were under orders (active duty) did so. Some who were private contractors did not, as they were free to do so.

[marktwain]

Another conspiracy theory becomes conspiracy fact.

Not in this case. Just more Russian propaganda.

[Pox]

What “conspiracy theory” are you referring to? I thought it was already widely known that U.S. special forces have been on the ground in Ukraine to train them.

This misinformation, according to other reports, means exactly what?

[hardspunned]

How could you have ever doubted it. Someone had teach them how to use all that equipment your grandchildren have been supplying them. There’s video of our military teaching our Nazi Azov Battalion allies how to use our Stingers.

[Drew68]

I have been claiming for a while that the US secretly had military folks on the ground in the Ukraine.

Not generals.