In Victory Day Speech, Putin Blames The West For War In Ukraine | Insider News

Vladimir Putin blamed the West for the war in Ukraine in his Victory Day speech. He also expressed sympathy for the loss of Russian soldiers in Ukraine.

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[markymaarty]

It’s very easy to get blinded. But hard to open and accept the truth

[masterdeez]

I work with a guy who blames everyone else but himself for his mistakes. Guy breaks a plow while plowing in empty parking lot but blames another guy doing it 2 weeks prior. Same mentality!

[slowbro]

Amazing how control of media can warp people

[goodstufffromdavidpaul]

Pretty classic case of "Blaming the Victim".

[oegm]

There very few veterans left, they can't speak too much, but I'm pretty sure many of those who passed away they would be against another war. Those who went through wars in the past won't wish another one to anyone.

[pauld.b]

I thought the Russians were protecting us from Nazis 😂 That's what he said last week. You can't say someone else started a war when it's you invading them...

[Aluhcav]

"Don't forget the lessons from WW2"

To late dude, you forgot the first one, and it's the number one rule. Don't start what you can't finish.

[solaris]

They really doing this while invading another country, I-

[IIIPackyIII]

These interviewees don't seem nervous, anxious, coerced, or anything of that nature.

[nicksearles]

It’s crazy how brainwashed everyone is

[JPBADD]

Never forget the lessons of WW2 he says. Is this a message to the world? How ironic he would mention that.

[RealNameDre]

I was born in Odessa, Ukraine when it was still part of the Soviet Union, and May 9th was a very important day. Especially since my grandfather fought in WW2. It was like 4th of July for the USA, maybe even more important, it was celebrated without a question! I only wonder what my grandfather would think of this conflict. I am a Russian speaking, and we all got along so well, in grade school I was even learning to speak ukranian, I'm just utterly confused to why this is happening, I hope this war ends soon, but I'm sure things will never be like they used! 💯

[bennybone]

First lesson from WW2 I’d share? The lend lease act and americas entry into ww2, which is the only reason the Russians weren’t annihilated by Axis forces. People seem to forget that the US fought in three theaters simultaneously. Pacific, European and African. While not only supplying our vast military campaigns, but supplying every single allied nation with everything from blankets to weapons of war. We gave the Russians alone 11 billion dollars from 1941-1945 which today translates to over 180 billion dollars. Putin needs a serious history lesson lol.

[Defcon]

This is all the Russian military does well, march, too bad the can’t fight like that.

[lancebrooks]

Pretty rich that he invokes “the lessons of WW2”

[raydiane]

Life journey! Those who blame other has a long way to go. Those who blame themselves are halfway there. Those who don’t placed blame has arrived.
Putin’s journey is ending soon but he will never arrived.

[chrisjames]

The Russians didn't have enough aircraft to do their traditional Victory Day flyover. Let that sink in.

[lionessroarsjohnson]

Don't forget lessons from world War 2. The irony of that statement. Never again, what happened to that?

[texaswunderkind]

Putin is like an abusive boyfriend who says: "It is your fault I have to hit you."

[Argonwolfproject]

Never saw THAT one coming. Totally out of the blue. Color me surprised.