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Enough is enough: it's time to end the war in Ukraine. While Russia may be to blame for starting it, Russia is not the one refusing to stop it
If only half of the so-called "aid" money that Western countries supposedly transferred “to Ukraine” had reached its intended destination, Ukraine would have been able to win the war a long time ago. Sadly, most of the aid money gets stolen along the way, which is fortunate for Russia. Nevertheless, it is also unfortunate for Russia that this corrupt business model is so successful and immune to investigation. Consequently, it encourages the leaders who benefit from this massive amount of money to persist with the war and reject any attempts to negotiate a resolution.
Enough is enough: it's time to end the war in Ukraine.
While Russia may be to blame for starting it, Russia is not the one refusing to stop it.
If only half of the so-called aid money that Western countries supposedly transferred “to Ukraine” had reached its intended destination, Ukraine would have been able to win the war a long time ago.
Sadly, most of the aid money gets stolen along the way, which is fortunate for Russia.
Nevertheless, it is also unfortunate for Russia that this corrupt business model is so successful and immune to investigation.
Consequently, it encourages the leaders who benefit from this massive amount of money to persist with the war against Russia, and reject any attempts to negotiate a resolution.
While Russia may be to blame for starting it, Russia is not the one refusing to stop it.
If only half of the so-called aid money that Western countries supposedly transferred “to Ukraine” had reached its intended destination, Ukraine would have been able to win the war a long time ago.
Sadly, most of the aid money gets stolen along the way, which is fortunate for Russia.
Nevertheless, it is also unfortunate for Russia that this corrupt business model is so successful and immune to investigation.
Consequently, it encourages the leaders who benefit from this massive amount of money to persist with the war against Russia, and reject any attempts to negotiate a resolution.
