Russian shells creep closer to Chasiv Yar | Ukraine: The Latest | Podcast

Day 345.
Today, we hear from Roland Oliphant who’s on the ground in Donbas as well as exploring Russia's relationship with the history of the Second World War.
Plus, Francis Dearnley interviews French journalist Anne-Elisabeth Moutet in a deep-dive on the role of France in this war.
Contributors:
David Knowles (Host). @djknowles22 on Twitter.
Francis Dearnley (Associate Comment Editor). @FrancisDearnley on Twitter.
Roland Oliphant (Senior Foreign Correspondent). @RolandOliphant on Twitter.
Nataliya Vasilyeva (Russia Correspondent). @Nat_Vasilyeva on Twitter.
With thanks to Anne-Elisabeth Moutet
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[@blindhowlingdrunk]

Anne Elisabeth Moutet is absolutely brilliant in this episode. Totally fascinating.

[@iscariotproject]

the irony of attending a mourning of lost soldiers while ignoring currently losing soldiers lives,its just morbid.

[@jokoolone]

Monsters are real.

[@Conn30Mtenor]

To Putin the lives of his citizens is an issue of supreme indifference. His power and his legacy are all that he cares about.

[@jamesbohlman4297]

After hearing this, I'm left asking: if two world wars were that destructive, how can anyone rationalize trying to appease our way out of a third?

[@Mike-br8zt]

Cowardice.....better known as French foreign policy.

[@peterc.1419]

The French are behind the Poles and Germans and the Germans have many US soldiers. Hence France is protected. France also has nuclear weapons and is a big ally in terms of business for Russia. The French are just being d1cks. They want to prove they're important but they're not. South Africa had nuclear weapons too. And probably better ones than the French. We in central Europe and former Warsaw Pact will remember how France sees our existential interests and this will sour relations into the future. Oh and yes, give the French Se'y council seat to Japan.

[@ciaranryan5265]

Simple, no-one will survive WW3. The channel won't save the UK this time.

[@sirtarquin928]

@@Mike-br8zt Stupid, better known as the British elite

[@richardszekeresh2885]

A wonderful broadcast as always. As a U.S. citizen, who has spent years learning the French language and listens to French news daily (in French), I really appreciated the end discussion. In my opinion, the only thing that might have been missed, is that perhaps they are both still hanging on to their old, former "glory days". Just a thought.

[@daveblack1854]

5

[@Hanna-yn5ou]

Yes, a splendid example of propaganda disguised as reporting.

[@Driver-ur9mf]

@@Hanna-yn5ou oh good, would hate to learn something, or strain my brain... Let the propaganda begin.

[@JefElder]

Fyi, the analysis of A.E. Moutet are far from being consensual in France, where she is identified as belonging to a Eurosceptic hard right wing and, incidentally, as a pro-brexiteer. She is sometimes invited to participate to debates between journalists (C dans l’air show) where she is often reminded that sticking to the truth is a prerequisite in such events. The generalization she makes about French elites is, to say the least, highly debatable.

[@CatalystD9]

Heroyam Slava 🇺🇦💙💛🙏

[@MrBuckners]

Really appreciated the discussion regarding the modern French stance and historical perspective on Russia

[@vinylsolution2522]

Excellent,.. the French Russian discussion was amazing.... more of this soon please... Cheers

[@steveellis7748]

Excellent explanation by Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

[@tinayang3845]

Loves this French Lady, great analysis!!!

[@markb8468]

The distortion of WW2 memory is so strange.

[@markb8468]

@@evolassunglasses4673 oh we definitely should have

[@roll-outcommanders6520]

I was thinking that myself. "Completely perverted" by the Russians - I would suggest that the perversion is on the part the Telegraph "reporters" Moreover, this reporting seems to be here only because there is no good news from the front.

[@markb8468]

All I know is I don't hear any western countries talking about nuking everyone or alluding to it everyday.

[@roll-outcommanders6520]

@@markb8468 No, the western countries only mentioned that Russian may do. However, there has been no statement from the Russian government that they were going to nuke anyone. They did make the statement that if Russia (the country) was threaten by a foreign power they reserved the right to do so. This is also the stand of any country with a nuclear arsenal.

[@boozolini4465]

@@roll-outcommanders6520 no, only terrorushia uses the nuke treath so consistently

[@robthomas1221]

Absolutely love the podcast. I listen to it daily for news and analysis on the war in Ukraine and for historical/political perspective. Listening from Linville Falls, located in the mountains of Western North Carolina, United States.

[@zolandia5262]

Very interesting to hear about the French attitudes to the war

[@barbarcreighton6726]

Bit like with the german cowards ... " we got 2000 brilliantly engineeered tanks but ...... Oh La La .... would never actually conceive of them to be DEPLOYED anywhere " . Feiglinge

[@barbarcreighton6726]

.. On a trois cents missiles... Mais ......Zut Alors ... ce n'est que de l'esthétique

[@peterc.1419]

@@barbarcreighton6726 The Germans are not cowards. They will happily sh-t on Poland, the country they destroyed in 1939 way more than the Soviet Union, but it's business with Russia and China which is the German view.

[@grisall]

The difference between Stalin's USSR and the western allies is that Stalin would have enthusiastically joined Hitler in conquest and horrific crimes if only Hitler would have gone for that. The western allies never would have entertained anything like that. Also the 400,000+ trucks and 10s of thousands of tanks and other vehicles and aircraft sent to the USSR by the west turned Stalin's 19th century foot army into a mechanized force able to compete with German forces - if not for that the Germans would have ran circles around Soviet forces.

[@georgemartin800]

Bang on .

[@vinylsolution2522]

@@georgemartin800 or as we American's would say.... Fuckin A Bubba. Cheers.

[@tubthump]

Really? I thought the Soviets were well known for churning out huge numbers of tanks in WWII. What tanks did allies send them?

[@stevegrove1192]

Hitler and Stalin started out as partners in splitting Poland. Only Hitler's treachery that later created his downfall kept Stalin from being his partner.

[@grisall]

@@tubthump Stalin churned out thousands of tanks from factories that only existed because lend lease arms turned the tide in time to crank up indigenous production - The first ships full of arms left for the port of Murmansk only weeks after the German invasion of their former ally. The West sent the USSR 13,000 tanks before Soviet industry could produce 60,000 of their own. (+ 14,000 lend lease military aircraft)

[@helenmcinerney1058]

I'd have done better in school if I'd had teachers like this lady. A fascinating gallop through old and new history.

[@athenak4666]

Very informative analysis 👍🏾

[@CatalystD9]

Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@graw6257]

A very good surmise of the historic machinations of European, specifically French-Russian politics and its current-day relevance in Ukraine.

[@paulinemasters9125]

I found the discussion about French perspectives so interesting and enlightening. From Perth W.Australia

[@Driver-ur9mf]

I like Perth, can not say same for France. Guess there is no figuring taste.

[@laurie9557]

Your podcasts are always informative. This one even more than usual. Thanks from Colorado USA.

[@pedtrog6443]

A bit more discussion on the reluctance and prevaricating - or not - of Western leaders to supply tanks, please.

[@geoffreyslack3744]

Excellent choice for today's guest speaker. Germany and France are absolutely vital as a center of continental gravity and insights into both populations views are fascinating.

[@niklaswikholm514]

Premium reporting

[@Anthonyniveaua2]

Anne Elisabeth est excellente

[@drreaganeliedithphd6526]

Très informatif

[@Ravenflight104]

Yes.... the Russian army is advancing forward ...nearly two kilometers in the past three months. Wow ! And they've only lost over 10K soldiers in doing so.

[@Harry-wb7uv]

Slow but steady wins the race... Destruction of the Ukrainian military is one of the three primary objectives and that is exactly what has been happening over the last few months (hence the nervous panic in the west to dramatically escalate weapons transfers). - Russia has a far superior artillery fire rate of 10 times that of the Ukrainians: circa 60,000 rounds a day. With the obvious corresponding consequences...

[@user-fz6wx2zk6p]

They are not after territory, but Ukr demilitarisation

[@Conn30Mtenor]

Historically the Russians have never regarded the lives of their soldiers as important. After the war they memorialize and beat their chests in their cult of sacrifice. They have yet figured out how to stay out of needless wars.

[@xx7101]

@@user-fz6wx2zk6p opposite unfolding

[@peterc.1419]

@@user-fz6wx2zk6p They are also after microwaves, women to rape, toilets, TVs etc.

[@nemisis4u]

hi why are the bots not interested in war crimes by russia maybe that can not see that far ahead ,it will happen and then what when guilty

[@andyrobinson2653]

War is not tiddlywinks. But today i did see the stumps of dead mercenaries.

[@HarrySmoothhoundHyde]

Thank god for good people 🙏

[@maciejgajewski7146]

Excellent segment about the French love for Russia, naive policies and twisted politics of Macron.

[@peterc.1419]

Hopefully a greater Korean arms presence in Europe will rob France of some of their arms profits. And if the UK pulls out of airbus in favour of Boeing, then that will be a glorius moment for the French.

[@Driver-ur9mf]

This is why I scrolled comments before rolling commercials

[@RegCostello]

Natalia gave examples that show Russia becoming a totalitarian state. I will add another example mentioned by an exiled Russian journalist recently. In 2015 a couple had an FSB agent as a guest. They sent some pictures to their relations in Latvia and mentioned that fact. They have both been found guilty of divulging state secrets and sentenced to 12 and 13 years in a harsh prison.

[@larrycera1943]

Please cite the court case and names of these victims. Anecdotal stories without any citations are worse than the street gossip that it resembles, as it furthers the neocon bloodlust for world war by deepening the propagandistic mind formation of those who will become cannon fodder for the elite, as so many poor Ukrainians already have become.

[@risenshine2783]

Why would they have a spy as a guest? Wouldnt they know they would have to keep this secret? It seems crazy

[@abdelcoubadja9078]

Meanwhile...In announcing a spectacular failure of epic proportions, the IMF... yes that IMF.... forecasts an Expansion of the Russian Economy in 2023. .. the prospects are even better for 2024. While,..... according to the IMF... the uk is in a recession. ... with bleak prospects in 2024. ... lolzlolzlolzl.....

[@joepaluka9031]

Is Ukraine still winning?

[@goldiesg]

All that count are the facts on the ground, no amount of talk can change this.

[@PENDKiinfoandCats]

Semoga perdamaian segera terjadi di sana dan bisa menata kembali kehidupan yang selayaknya.

[@gnite6]

I'm disappointed no one acknowledged the cat

[@diannebaginski4787]

I like the shorter broadcasts without the history repeat.

[@mikeavery4098]

The French need to be more on board of team Ukraine their stance on it sounds disturbing to say the least. It must be their bougie lifestyle and can't be bothered with it.

[@peterc.1419]

France is behind Germany and Poland. Germany is full of Americans. France can be friendly with Russia and make good business with them. Ergo they care so little. We in central Europe need to remember this and in the future avoid doing business with France. We're already getting Korea to get a foothold in Europe for the arms industry. That will reduce the French arms exports. And I hope they lay off a good few French Putinistas.

[@andyrobinson2653]

Maybe the money laundering is not benefitting them? Must ask Boris some time.

[@Driver-ur9mf]

French? Perhaps your knowledge of history is lacking, just saying

[@mikeavery4098]

@@Driver-ur9mf yeah perhaps I only have a wee bit of French Canadian blood their history a lodz me after WWII or Napoleon

[@atrain5197]

The insight into the French politics re. Ukraine was fascinating. Here in the US we don't have to contend with pro-Putin types posing as sophisticates, here they just pose as rednecks...

[@SamtheIrishexan]

Sad just by the likes and views on the video. Putin is at least half right so far. The West is going to lose interest in Ukraine even with fantastic coverage like this. I think what he fails to anticipate is that public interest and continued financial and military assistance will not falter. He will have to turn public opinion against Ukraine to accomplish that goal. Not likely to ever happen.

[@JustinGrantDuffiofqrnpqv813]

The knowledge about Russian BBC is immense and intense bringing us many references towards Capitalism abroad. Successful Britain gave way to a US Plato shame”. Then Americans. Made the country’s popularity. 😊

[@y.israel922]

Russia 🐻🇷🇺 losing Ukraine 🐺🇺🇦 winning Hallelujah 🤨🤔

[@michaelwoods1924]

Would that that were true.

[@Mike-br8zt]

Not if the French can help it.

[@michaelwoods1924]

@@Mike-br8zt Ha ha ha. And Germany, Italy, Holland....

[@Maelli535]

"Inaccurate"? Downright lies more ...

[@westerngerry]

100k Russian losses but no figure for Ukrainian losses. Russian mobilisation but no mention of Ukrainian mobilisations. Seems a bit one-sided. A bit of objectivity would improve your broadcast

[@djolivierastro]

Even as I want Russian victory my heart is bleeding for all the victims in this war

[@robertjones8315]

Hans, are we the bad guys?

[@abatesnz]

The French establishment take an even more elitist, Platonist view of foreign affairs than the establishments of other countries. Quelle surprise!

[@tonyraffetto931]

Lol, france

[@seniorslaphead8336]

"All the worst ideas in history were French" - David Starkey

[@Driver-ur9mf]

Hey now, there is lady liberty, and some fine Louisiana cuisine

[@bezdownunder5481]

Lepod 1s I read a shortage of ammo if any? Russia did say no inspection of sites while u supply weapons to ukraine.

[@TruthIntel]

Whatever, just beware of the Brits.

[@icemanvamp7433]

David Knowles is sounding sadder and sadder in that intro

[@abatesnz]

How pathetic does Sunak sound c/f the BoJo (and previously Truss) quote(s)? "Oooh, oooh, he's upset global energy markets! He's not playing by the rules! How dare he!" No moral condemnation of the aggression, the propaganda lies, the war crimes, no commitment to the vision of Ukraine as the next free Slavic democracy, to leading Europe in funding it, just some weak statement that global energy markets have been upset. It's terrible the power Putin was ceded over Western energy supplies, but markets and market participants adapt. Poland had foresight and built a LNG import terminal (& gassification plant, presumably) at Świnoujście (at least). Germany were caught out, but then moved to build three (?) LNG receiving terminals in quick order and global energy prices are reverting (slowly but steadily) to the norm. The Telegraph's view of Sunak's lack of commitment is told to us by the quote they chose.

[@roll-outcommanders6520]

"Stripping soldiers of thier weapons", let's spin it further, maybe the honour guard had to send all thier weapons to the front. Or maybe that Putin enjoys so much support that he does not have to worry about being attacked. Maybe it is not Putin but a body double hence no need to protect. Maybe if your "journalist" asked the Putin's press corp, she might have go an "official" answer. I like the spin answers better however.

[@andy_s_8982]

what?

[@roll-outcommanders6520]

@@andy_s_8982What?

[@roverboat2503]

Ah, a Kremlinbot.

[@williamswenson5315]

Imagine mounting the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington without their ceremonial arms. No; this was Putin and a Putin who is completely unwilling to take the slightest chance that someone will treat him as he has treated others who are no longer among the living.

[@AcuteTomato]

But the "journalist" was in Istanbul.

[@JefElder]

Fyi, the analysis of A.E. Moutet are far from being consensual in France, where she is identified as belonging to a Eurosceptic hard right wing and, incidentally, as a pro-brexiteer. She is sometimes invited to participate to debates between journalists (C dans l’air show) where she is often reminded that sticking to the truth is a prerequisite in such events. The generalization she makes about French elites is, to say the least, highly debatable.

[@sidv192]

send over some spy balloons, that will work

[@wahibabenbernou616]

Hahaha 😂 😂 😂

[@lordhighexecutioner]

Putin built all those war monuments in Volgograd, etc?

[@abatesnz]

Nah, he was too busy stealing wealth (resources) and instruments of maintaining power (media). They were built by the autocrats that went before him.

[@tinawilson4120]

I need other christians to bind together with me where there are 2 or more are gathered Jesus is there and pray

[@tinawilson4120]

I'm praying in the name of Jesus Build a hedge around the Ukrainian people and keep them safe Amen

[@Driver-ur9mf]

@@tinawilson4120 thanks Tina

[@transitman5114]

2ww rushia was everyone's allies and they done a great job to defeat Germany we should all remember that

[@boermed]

And at the start of WWII ruzzia was allied with Germany ...... we remember that

[@danehardinge8801]

@@boermed they changed sides when the Germans started to trounce them

[@Driver-ur9mf]

@@boermed yup and they would rule the world now, but Germany betrayed Russia

[@Interglacial_optimist]

Leopard 1 tanks from 1960 with 105 mm guns will make great memorial sites all across Ukraine. Doubling the amount of ukrainians being trained to go back to Ukraine to be slaughtered by the most powerful ground army on the planet is nothing to be proud of..

[@tobybau575]

Against a russian BMP it will work. A old T72 Version it will also work but i would not throw to not a newer T72 Version or more advanced Russian Tank.

[@michaelwoods1924]

Both Russian and Ukrainian losses are w.a.g. Unfortunately, I think Ukrainian losses are probably dramatically underreported, given how badly things are going for them in the Solidar/Bakhmut area. It looks as if Ukraine needs more machine guns and soldiers on the front line, along with better combined drone and artillery use against Wagner, and better officers.

[@boozolini4465]

yes that's why terrorushists took over Soledar crawling over their own comrade's corpses

[@michaelwoods1924]

@@boozolini4465 Huh? Try rephrasing for clarity.

[@robertsteele474]

@Mystery Rosebud Bot, bot, bot!🙄🤣🤣🤣

[@dancahill9585]

It's funny about Bakhmut, the Russians have been trying to take it for well over half a year, and there it still is. Wagner just hasn't been all that effective at anything other than turning Russian Prisoners into Russian Corpses.

[@michaelwoods1924]

@@dancahill9585 I wish that were true, but I am skeptical because Ukr. has gradually lost ground to Wagner for 4+ months and is about to lose the roads/rail/rivers/mines at Bakhmut/Soledar. Ukr. got Kherson and gained ground toward Izyum, but failed to prevent the Russians from escaping with most of their men and gear. We've been hearing for months that Ukr. was going to kill 3:1 Russians by resisting offensives and that Ukr. was waiting for the ground to freeze before using its own (hundreds of tanks per the Oryx site that all news outlets cited) tanks and making offensives, so why is Ukr. retreating from Wagner and is the ground frozen yet? Ukr. needs to be better than this; it doesn't help to make excuses or for UK/USA allies to lie to ourselves.

[@dougkrone3785]

I'm surprised that there are no numbers for losses of Ukraine forces from media sources.

[@bogusienombre355]

bot

[@Dimitri-Jordania]

Are u crazy Ukraine's the MOST TRANSPARENT about their losses..and the first to report! ruzzia just lies and says 'everything great success!' while literally leaving their masses of dead bodies in piles..

[@michaelwoods1924]

There are some but they are wild guesses. They're also wild guesses on the Russian losses. Some sources suggest that many Ukrainians are dying as a result of Wagner artillery coordinated with drones.

[@roll-outcommanders6520]

It is because the Ukrainians have suffered no casualties during this conflict.

[@roll-outcommanders6520]

@@evolassunglasses4673 Small point but Ursula van de Leyen said Ukraine has lost 100,000 OFFICERS not TROOPS. She probably meant TROOPS, but then again she propably knew the correct word because she was Germany's defense minister (until she was kicked out)

[@aarinlangan2148]

Lol clown world publication!!!!!!!!!

[@Balmorax]

There's no video, guys.

[@Balmorax]

bot

[@Aaron-rw3lv]

That’s what I always say when I turn on my radio

[@Dimitri-Jordania]

@@Balmorax I respect the cut of your jib

[@robertsteele474]

@@Balmorax 🤣🤣🤣

[@djolivierastro]

It's a podcast !

[@DominicFlynn]

Unfortunately it looks like the Ukrainians don't want to fight. In the month of January Ukraine issued 202,000 draft notices. However only 82,000 showed up or were arrested for training. I hope Dom and Francis do a show on the draft problems and associated low moral. Perhaps Dom and Francis could get together with other journalists and do something to boost moral in the Ukraine?

[@pedtrog6443]

Must try harder.

[@DominicFlynn]

@@pedtrog6443 if Russia had a 40% success rate at drafting it's men Francis and Dom would never stop taking l talking about it

[@Harry-wb7uv]

Yeah we don't want to look at unsavoury aspects of Ukrains situation, like conscription officers forcing old men and young boys into the backs of vans. Better to shine a light on Russia and see how we can spin things to look bad in Russia.

[@peterc.1419]

@@Harry-wb7uv They seem to be fighting Ivan because if they weren't, your boys would be in Kyiv by now.

[@peterc.1419]

Morale not moral. Moral is a value of ethics, but morale is the fighting spirit. Ukrainians are fighting because if they weren't your Russian colleagues would have taken the whole country by now.

[@johnreynolds7196]

Appalling unconvincing spin by your Russian correspondent. RO far more plausible until he joins the spin.

[@johnreynolds7196]

@Mystery Rosebud Hi the person that hides behind a penname.

[@robertsteele474]

@Mystery Rosebud Bot, bot, bot!🙄🤣🤣🤣

[@AcuteTomato]

Makes a change to crank up the old Franco-xenophobia when the Russo-xenophobia gets stale.

[@roll-outcommanders6520]

Especially when this reportage is about Ukraine. I suppose the English could not resist the dig. Maybe we shall see some xenophopic remarks about the other European countries soon - I am looking forward to it...

[@roverboat2503]

@@roll-outcommanders6520 The lady making this report is French. Why would she be Franco-xenophobic?

[@roll-outcommanders6520]

@@roverboat2503 Because it is the Telegraph not the reporter, silly.

[@abatesnz]

@@roll-outcommanders6520 why would the lady reporter, Anne-Elise Moutet, play a part in raising anti-French xenophobia when she's French? A British newspaper's blogging team reached out to an English-speaking French reporter to seek an explanation of the French establishment's mentality and why they think they can negotiate with Putin.

[@andyrobinson2653]

Actually British media are also stoking up anti germanism. We are looking for the bosom of America. And Germans are now starting to unravel the pipeline, the Media are attacking the Germans. All very amusing.

[@dimsum947]

I love how these guys talk about the myths of propagating heroism in the Soviet Union and then turn around and propogate the myth of the ghost of Kiev and other Ukrainian nonsense 😂 It seems facts don't matter for either side, but the hypocrisy flies right over the heads of the British

[@roll-outcommanders6520]

Well said.

[@roverboat2503]

We got a whole tribe of Kremlin bots on here today!

[@robertsteele474]

@@roverboat2503 Bot, bot, bot!🙄🤣🤣🤣

[@roll-outcommanders6520]

@@roverboat2503 Not as many as the CIA ones...

[@dimsum947]

@@roverboat2503 I live in Aus. Come say hi and see what a real 'bot' I am. As they say in England, play the ball and not the man

[@pmcd6414]

Ukraine is losing so badly, all these post pubescent echo boxes can do is insult the dead.

[@HungryGhost999]

Wake up comrade 🤦‍♂️

[@AcuteTomato]

Statistics with no evidence.

[@dearmas9068]

Comments with no value

[@nemisis4u]

learn to listen to the truth

[@nemisis4u]

just like yours

[@Driver-ur9mf]

Cable news is loaded with that stuff, and Susan has no objection to that, just don't mention coof, or unknown virus from unspecified origin, or lady blue

[@dearmas9068]

The Russian bots are working overtime lately. I wonder if the Kremlin is offering a second potato per day for their hard work...

[@AcuteTomato]

There's no e in 🥔.

[@johnchristensen9826]

Or some expired mre from 2015 or how about some goat for your husband or son to join the proud Russian Milatary

[@jamesm7595]

Maybe even some indoor plumbing!

[@djolivierastro]

One word : denazification

[@dearmas9068]

@@djolivierastro sending Russians to die definitely denazifies them. Too bad we cant send Putler...

[@sirchadiusmaximusiii]

I heard they’re being invaded, oh wait, that’s the UK.

[@bogusienombre355]

ru org bot

[@HungryGhost999]

@@evolassunglasses4673 😂

[@robertsteele474]

@Mystery Rosebud Bot, bot, bot!🙄🤣🤣🤣

[@robertsteele474]

@@bogusienombre355 Bot, bot, bot!🙄🤣🤣🤣

[@Driver-ur9mf]

I would like to thank the EU for the open borders idea. Putin and Biden love it. But they are not allies, scratching my head

[@SoUnD_MAN]

Omaha Beach. A place where thousands of real heroes gave their lives in the fight against fascism. These heroes, Americans and Englishmen, and their feat are forever inscribed in history. People won't forget them. But they were forgotten by Joe Biden, who supports the fascists who seized power in Ukraine, sending them American missiles and tanks to help them. Boris Johnson, who thanks Biden for helping the new fascists, also does not remember the names of the heroes. The memory of the heroes of the past, of their great sacrifice, is destroyed by Olaf Scholz, who sends German tanks with crosses to the war with Russia. Again... But people remember June 6, 1944. We all have to remember. If we want to live to see this day.

[@bogusienombre355]

bot

[@HungryGhost999]

What a load of hog wash. Read a book but please don’t ever write one.

[@grisall]

Nonsense - but Putin will love it BTW FDR, Mussolini, and Stalin were known as the charismatic Collectivists before the war

[@alanchristensen5735]

Pretty bizarre post.

[@HungryGhost999]

@@alanchristensen5735 agreed. RuZZian bots take mind blowing drugs I’ll give them that 😂