'Day of shame for Russia': How world leaders have reacted to Ukraine invasion • FRANCE 24 English

Leaders around the world have condemned Russia's invasion of Ukraine this morning, with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz calling it a "day of shame for Russia", reports FRANCE 24's international affairs editor Philip Turle.
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[gauravsingh]

Those innocent people don’t want to hear but feel the world ‘s reaction and steps they’re taking to stop this madness

[taniaramaki]

I bleed for Ukraine but I cannot help remembering what NATO and the USA did to yougoslavis to irak Libya Syria and many others why do they pretend to be shocked

[joeyjosephgallevo]

You call that shame?dont think so.shame is if you cant stand for something or someone that is being bomb...🙏🙏🙏

[sandoristar]

US seem to forget what happened with the Cuban Missiles ( 1962 ) and the Monroe Doctrine, yes it is bad the Russia invaded Ukraine ( more importantly the loss of lives in a strategic war ) but let face that NATO an US have a big part in the mess.

[riaandutoit]

Day of shame for the 'friends' of Ukraine as well.

[bearsagainstevil]

if they arm everyone in Ukraine and they are willing to fight they can hurt Russia enough they will give up like they gave up in Afghanistan . we should have supplied them with far more planes prior to this

[ozziepride]

It's looking like a day of victory for Russia

[aliesmailiyan]

A lesson from today to the history: countries should never ever give up their nuclear bombs.

[kalelsuperman]

this is why it is important to have allies, i am sorry for the innocent people of ukraine

[endrefidje]

"Russian promise" = No promise ...

[butbutmybutt]

War is always bad. But why there is no day of shame for US for Iraq, Lybia, Afghanistan, Yemen

[andrewgoredema]

Indeed a shameful day for Russia in this day & age

[paulusshafaoixunanlyaaluke]

If is a shame of Russia how many shame America has in history? Invading, Vietnam, lybia, irag, Yemen, slyia the list is long

[marvib]

Uh, i think this is more a day of shame and failure for US, and NATO.

[TheLarryOBrien]

Have sanctions against anyone ever helped ?

[OfficialDananthony]

Why toss the NATO candy in front of Ukraine all this while, when you all knew that this would be the end game, and NATO would do nothing militarily to help Ukraine out. Ukraine should have simply assumed a neutral stance to buy time for building up its military. It was all downhill from the start for Ukraine

[zhugeliang]

China did not criticise Russia. Get your facts right.

[sentra]

its like ''War of the worlds '' movie, never seeing this irl

[wntrxbb]

Need to shutdown Russian Central reserved Bank Swift system, then Game is over

[joseolivarra]

We need to help hes not going to stop at ukraine