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I don't blame Ukraine for defending their home, but I do blame the US for pulling strings everywhere and causing tensions that lead to war. It's something that has happened again and again, and no one really cares because it's usually not a problem of the West.
Yeah, remember when the US forced Russia to invade Crimea and prop up separatist republics in eastern Ukraine? It's a shame we're so set on causing tensions. /s
The /s is unnecessary. The date is November 21th, 2013.
Oh no, don't tell me you're one of the "Euromaidan was a CIA plot" people
Where's your source that the US forced Russia to invade Ukraine?
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causing tensions that lead to war.
To be fair with Ukraine it is Putin and his propaganda that caused tensions.
All considered it is Russia's fault, but not only Russia's. We'd be talking about a different history if the US weren't so expansionist and threatening.
Expansionist? When was the last time the US tried to annex foreign territory?
Wrong choice of words. What I meant was fucking over the whole globe for their national interests.
Ok ill bite, how did the us pull strings
tl;dw Fossil Fuels
Yeah I remember when that video came out
conveniently skipped:
- 2014 US-organized coup
- previous US "democracy support" investments ranging in billions
- Sevastopol naval base
- Zelensky threatening to go nuclear, NATO, and take back Crimea
- Putin going literally "wtf you guys doing" from all that weeks before invasion
There is no evidence to support that the US organised a coup in ukraine and the rest is a non issue.