2 thoughts on “Ukrainians, Civilians and Soldiers, speak about the Russian Invasion”
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My issue with calling for aid to fight (I’m not refering to support refuges, because it is always good) is that you don’t know who are you fighting against! you can’t tell friend from foe, since it looks like the Ukranian goverment and the russians are both targeting civilians so who is going to lead you?? IMO it is insane to go and fight knowing that your “leader” is most likely against you.
The Ukrainian government is not targeting civilians!