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Đâu có phải chỉ có ở VN đâu, ở VN vì trẻ dại và bị nhồi sọ từ trong trứng nước nên còn khả dĩ hiểu được sự ngu muội của chúng.
Nhưng có những người không ở VN, cũng không còn trẻ và như là cũng chẳng bị nhồi sọ bởi tư tưởng cộng sản nhưng cũng tự nguyện làm bò cho Putin "Putin mà"   .

Mới hơn 1 tháng này thôi, tụi Nga xoen xoét nói là sẽ không xâm lược Ukraine, số quân chúng điều tới chỉ là để tập trận, thế rồi chuyện gì xảy ra.
Bây giờ nó chối là quân Nga không thảm sát thường dân ở Bucha và đổ vấy cho người Ukraine dàn dựng rồi như là những gã bò trâu của Putin cũng bắt đầu rắm rắp tin theo, có ngu thì cũng để cho trâu bò nó ngu với chứ, dành hết phần ngu của trâu bò à. 

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Bucha killings: ‘The world cannot be tricked anymore’

Survivor of alleged Russian atrocities recounts his ordeal as analysts say development marks wake-up call for Western powers.

By Mansur Mirovalev
Published On 4 Apr 2022
4 Apr 2022

Vinnytsia, Ukraine – “They were shelling all the time, around the clock, and all the shells flew over my house,” Oleh Matsenko, who survived 33 days of Russian attacks in Bucha, a once-tranquil town northwest of Kyiv, told Al Jazeera.

Speaking four days after Russian troops retreated, he said he was particularly frightened when a column of dozens of tanks and armoured vehicles slowly drove by – surrounded by infantrymen peeking into the doors and windows of the houses on his street.

“The column was so big that it took them about two hours to drive past my house,” he said.

Going out for food was a gamble, he said.

Some of his neighbours left their dark, cold houses that had no electricity, running water or natural gas supply to get bread or charge their mobile phones – but never came back.

One day, he went to a market that survived the shelling to get food for himself and several friends and neighbours who flocked to his house, which was warmed by a wooden stove.

And he saw bodies – mostly civilians shot dead by Russian troops.

“I saw it all, the piles of corpses in the streets, all dead. I saw it all, they are still lying there, not everyone was collected,” Matsenko said.

His story confirms the scope of the mass killings of civilians that became evident – and visible – only after Ukrainian forces and journalists entered Bucha on March 31.

Russians sprayed bullets in all directions, firing at any movement in a street or a window, at anything warm they saw in their heat visors, said survivors, officials and the military.

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