Ukraine claims to have killed two more Russian generals, who knows?

Na und? The point is Putin is claiming that he's indulging in denazification. You believe that Azoz are nazis.

Putin is using a nazi to denazify. If azoz are nazis then he's a hypocrite. If not... well you decide. But just maybe his reason of invasion isn't a deep desire to rid the world of nazis. Many of whom, according to Putin, are, in the Ukraine, Jewish Nazis.

There are two categories of people who do this. The ones who are paid for it or the ones who watch Russian state TV a lot.

Three categories. Deluded idiots. No wait. Four categories. Psychotic. Actually there are probable more than four.

Look up the Battle of Kasham, Syria.

battalions? More than one? Source, please?

I feel sorry for all of them.

This looks like they're still living in '45. Nothing to add...

They are Azov, not Azoz. Like the Sea of Azov, which Russia wants to take away from us.

The Four Russias and Ukraine
Observations on Russia's stratified population and their attitude to war

https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2022/...ukraine-a77423

It's a typo. Sorry about that. I was trying to address the Kremlin inspired crap that's being posted. Which do you consider more important?

Thank you for posting this. Much of it, as far as I am concerned, is reality. But how is this stratification different from the US. Where joining the military is the one way for those from the poorer families to guarantee a certain standard of life, provided one comes back in one piece.

That was interesting and quite blunt but nothing new.
Russian society divided into four groups, just like the Romans and pretty much every society after that.
Royalty
Patricians
Plebeians
Slaves
Everything else is just cosmetics.

Every nation has a large "underclass", nobody has a solution.

Communism was sold as the solution but clearly failed in all those countries that tried it.

This is exactly my point.

Unexpected development puts pressure on Russia.
"Turkey closes air space to Russian military, civilian jets heading to Syria".

Ukraine has been asking Turkey to limit such flights.

Ok, I think we need to ask origin questions here:
What are/were the signs of Nazism in Ukraine (except Azov battalion)?

i would start by looking up stepan bandera
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stepan_Bandera

of particular interest is the section 'legacy' which shows his continued impact on modern ukraine.

Ah, one Nazi collaborator, France lists over 140 so what does that make France?

For those at the back of the class, this is ironic.

An interesting bio. Had not heard more than that name. So we have a Nazi who was put into a concentration camp by the real Nazis and later poisoned by the KGB. 63 years ago.

If that isn't a casus belli, I don't know what is.

Indeed. Russia is accusing everyone of being nazis which is ridiculous considering what Stalin and the soviets did not only for a few years during the second world war but for decades on (deportations, gulags, systematically persecuting and eliminating the native, local populations in the occupied territories etc) till the fall of USSR, if you want to bring in history....Bandera, yeah right.

But let's forget about history and judge things by the current nationalism going on over there (Putin's war rally in March is rather significant) and the war in Ukraine only.
Ironic to accuse others? No, idiotic.

Anyway, this happens because we didn't have the trials of communism as we should have had and didn't learn much about the crimes of Stalinism, communism etc. for obvious reasons... That's why we still have nostalgics in the East and champagne communists in the West.