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I also found the whole thing more than a bit distasteful tbh and I'm a huge supporter of Ukraine.
Any lady that old is going to say whatever the hell she needs to to get soldiers (of any kind, I'd wager) away from her. Like there's no question she considers Kursk to be Russian so any Ukrainian soldier trying to get her to say "oh yeah, the Ukrainian army is great" and she does it is down to the power imbalance.
Like what was she supposed to say? "No lads, you fuck off home now" and hope for the best that she doesn't get shot?
They were asking for a ride. She speaks Ukrainian. I'm guessing she wasn't bothered by it.
@thenewred @khannie
Correct.
It looks like the ladies approached the soldiers, not the other way around. The soldier speaking was polite, and didn't tell her what to say in response to his "glory to Ukraine." She could have just said nothing. I'm really not seeing a problem here.
@khannie @downpunxx Ukrainians aren't going to shoot an unarmed civilian. Russians do that, not Ukrainians.
@downpunxx @LaFinlandia @khannie
Bullshit