We had this before a few pages back and I believe you brought up the same argument. Personally, I am certain there are individuals in the Ukrainian army who adore Nazi Germany, we keep seeing the same in the German army even today and as you are well aware in the US armed forces too. So individuals holding up flags may be catchy, but proofs little.
As with any information, context, sources and their validation is important. Of course, throwing in random images (of which some have been deemed photoshopped by experts and fact checkers) wins you quick points with some, but it proves nothing beyond your ability to post images without context. So unless you are able to provide said context and sources for these images, let's dismiss them and get back to some more resilient information sources. As mentioned before, you're welcome to disprove the information I have come across but all I have seen so far are merely headlines being thrown into the conversation and when asked about clarification or in depth details, there is silence and a change of topic combined with whataboutism in it's purest form.
I am fine with being wrong, having incorrect or misinterpreted information is part of life. This does however require to accept personal failure and in the process an actual honest look at alternatives. Again, please actually take the time and convince me that I am wrong. But don't do it with half assed headlines of articles you haven't even read or random images, that you collected on the web w/o any fact checking.
Let's have a serious and grown up discussion. Here are some analysis and numbers.
The massive Russian missile attacks against Ukraine in recent days together with evidence of the increasing efficiency of Ukraine’s air and missile defense make it necessary to re-examine the state of Russia’s arsenal of cruise, ballistic and air-launched missiles with a range of more than 300...
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In recent weeks, Russia’s military leadership has wholly changed its rhetoric regarding domestic arms manufacturing and the country’s military-industrial complex. From the nervous statements and even threats made to the upper management of state-owned companies and production facilities...
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