Expansion of NATO is the biggest reason for threatening Russia and Putin to wage war against Ukraine before falling into the western hands.

Obama NATO let coup in 2014 dethroned the pro Russian leader eventually leading to war.

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Joe Biden is the criminal
George Bush is a criminal
Barack Obama is a criminal Image
The entire west is up against Russia with proxy war funding, with military equipment, with sanctions.

Yet Russia seems to be winning. Image
NOBODY IS PUSHING THE WAR MORE THAN “VICTORIA NULAND”
#VictoriaNuland

The United States is indisputable leader in defense spending both in absolute figures and per capita.
However, on the latter count the gap is not so dramatic with some Nordic countries demonstrating impressive propensity for making their citizens pay for war. Image
Who wouldn’t love USA when they can make $130 billion off of a proxy war Image
American warmongers bombing Yugoslavia in 1999 killing more than 2000 and displacing 1000s of people
The Kremlin said “It reserves the right to respond… where and when it sees fit”

Seems like Zelensky + Biden’s NATO got what they asked for. Deescalate this idiotic war ASAP before the mad men decide the fate of this world. Image
What a horrible time in history during the WWII - they starved Indian slaves to ship all food for British troops in Europe. Image
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