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I am an American Christian married to a Ukrainian and serving in the country, this is what I think of Trump's words to Volodymyr Zelenskyy President of Ukraine
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Sharyn Borodina2025-02-24T08:34:00
‘We can all disagree about policies and politics, and the ways our governments might choose or not choose to help Ukraine. But we cannot, we must not, call the lie truth and the truth a lie,’ says Sharyn Borodina.
“The truth is still the truth even if no one believes it. A lie is still a lie even if everyone believes it.” Fly me to the Moon
As we approach the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, once again Ukraine is making headlines. American President Donald Trump has recently been quoted as calling Ukraine’s Zelensky a dictator, even going so far as blaming Ukraine for the war.
In response, in one of President Zelensky’s daily Instagram posts, he tells Trump, “You are living in this disinformation space of Russian Propaganda.”
Disinformation. Be sure it is a weapon of war used just as strategically as Shahed drones and Ballistic missiles. The enemy spins his tale hoping that after three years and 1094 days of war, a weary public will start to doubt the truth and believe the lie.
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