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I'm a little confused, I've been supporting Ukraine army and our country sent millions euros in military equipment that we citizens contribute to. But the Reuters article mentions the Ukrainian president sacking of SBU (Security Service of Ukraine) chief Ivan Bakanov, "a childhood friend of Zelenskiy", and Prosecutor General Iryna Venediktova, "who has played a *key role in the prosecution of Russian war crimes*, were announced in executive orders on the president's website."

If those top prosecutors of Russia crimes are fired by their own Ukrainian president, who is lying then? (or what's the deal, I don't understand).

From February to July, I've seen zero neutral news in Europe or the US: every news has to be "Ukrainians said that Russian missile strikes civil supermarket", etc. and Western officials approving this and imposing sanctions on Russia.

In the previous months some videos were found on Ukrainian Telegrams: (no graphic, Ukrainian personel ligote and tie Ukrainians civils) https://youtu.be/weB42JWVUGA https://youtu.be/g0Bwtvz5X8o

In the Bucha massacre, civils are punished with the same methods, it seems: plastic restraints(https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c7/Executed...)

I'm not in favor of Russia, Chechen mercenaries and far right Russians don't contribute to peace.

From February to July, I've seen zero neutral news in Europe or the US: every news has to be "Ukrainians said that Russian missile strikes civil supermarket", etc. and Western officials approving this and imposing sanctions on Russia.

Maybe because in the west it’s major news when Russia tries to level Ukrainian shopping centres and other civilian infrastructure with weapons that there initially designed to take out American aircraft carriers?.

It’s hard to have ‘neutral’ news on this topic because both sources are obviously biased the difference is Russia lies nearly constantly about certain things.

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