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Russia-Ukraine War - News and Developments PART 2

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So many tears from Mick. Yummee.



It holds no meaning. Not even symbolic. All of these countries still have excellent relations with Russia.
Excellent relations but humiliate Russia at the UN? Of course every country double deals. Iran hates Israel but in 1980s they procured parts for F-4 Phantoms from Iran. India begs for foreign investment not from Russia but still having relationship with Russia. Pakistan had insight into both the Taliban and US.
Nobody in diplomacy is morally straight. So why do you think these countries are morally so upright that they have holy allegiance to Russia
 
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The Ukrainians might not be happy with the faith of their invention that the Russians are using heavily now..

Ukrainian morale scandal: Falsification of a clip of the destruction of the Russian T-90M...

Wagner leader Yevgeny Prigozhin:
Wagner units kill the commander of the Ukrainian Territorial Defense Forces, General Tantsyura, near Pakhmut (Artymovsk).

The White House announced that the estimates of the American intelligence services indicate that the losses of Russian forces in the battles in Ukraine since last December amounted to 20,000 dead and 80,000 wounded. The White House National Security Council spokesman, John Kirby, said in a press conference: “Russia counted More than 100,000 dead and wounded, including 20,000 killed in battles./ Russia denies this,,
 
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Evidently even the Pope feels that the children should not have been taken to Russia that some claimed on this forum were for their 'own protection'.

May the Pope is a nazi too and the only pure soul is Putin in the world that can do no wrong...


Pope Francis says he is open to helping return Ukrainian children taken to Russia​

April 30, 20232:49 PM ET

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Pope Francis is greeted by Hungary President Katalin Novak during the farewell ceremony at the Budapest International Airport in Budapest, Hungary, on Sunday.
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ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE — Pope Francis said Sunday the Vatican was willing to help facilitate the return of Ukrainian children taken to Russia during the war, saying the Holy See had already helped mediate some prisoner exchanges and would do "all that is humanly possible" to reunite families.

"All human gestures help. Gestures of cruelty don't help," Francis said during an airborne press conference en route home from Hungary.

Francis also revealed a secret peace "mission" was under way. However, he gave no details when asked whether he spoke about peace initiatives during his talks in Budapest this weekend with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban or the representative of the Russian Orthodox Church in Hungary.

"I'm available to do anything," Francis said. "There's a mission that's not public that's underway; when it's public I'll talk about it."

The International Criminal Court last month issued an arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin and Russia's children's commissioner, accusing them of war crimes for abducting children from Ukraine.

Russia has denied any wrongdoing, contending the children were moved for their safety.



Last week Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal met with Francis at the Vatican and asked him to help return Ukrainian children taken following the Russian invasion.

"I asked His Holiness to help us return home Ukrainians, Ukrainian children who are detained, arrested, and criminally deported to Russia,″ Shmyhal told the Foreign Press Association after the audience.

Francis recalled that the Holy See had facilitated some prisoner exchanges, working through embassies, and was open to Ukraine's request to reunite Ukrainian children with their families.

The prisoner exchanges "went well. I think it could go well also for this. It's important," he said of the family reunifications. "The Holy See is available to do it because it's the right thing," he added. "We have to do all that is humanly possible."
 
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