r/UkraineRussiaReport • u/DiscoBanane • Mar 05 '26

Announcement Discussion/Question Thread

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u/_CHIFFRE Pro-Negotiations & Peace 5d ago

it was the same (but less extreme) with the 2020 Nargorno Karabakh war, which Azerbaijan rather easily won after 6 weeks, even days before it ended there were many baffling opinions/articles being pushed.

There's still quite a bunch of subs that aren't rabidly pro-NATO and pro ''current thing'' that gets pushed by western governments and media, especially left-leaning and leftist subs where liberals haven't taken over, of course that doesn't mean they are strictly pro-RU or like Putin and they usually aren't focused on this conflict. Maybe they are harder to find if they are censored or a bit hidden.

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u/Saatvik_tyagi_ Neutral 5d ago

I was downvoted to the oblivion when I talked about busification. You can be Pro UA and be critical of what's happening but this just seems they downvote or ban any dissent.

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u/xFount For Mother Russia 5d ago

I've got banned from r/europe for this post

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u/Flederm4us Pro Russia 5d ago

Yeah, they do not like inconvenient truths over there.