Putin is doing now with Ukraine what Stalin already did: loot it

The satellite images showing the massive robbery of Ukrainian grain by Russia

Esp 6·21·2022 · 21:31 0

On February 24, Putin justified the Russian invasion of Ukraine by cynically saying that its purpose was to "demilitarize" and "denazify" those attacked.

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he reality is that Putin is doing the same thing in Ukraine that Stalin did in the 1930s: looting the grain produced by Ukrainian farmers, keeping part of it and trying to sell the rest of the stolen product to countries like Egypt and Lebanon ( who have refused to buy it), and then send it to the dictatorship of Syria, an ally of Moscow.

Recall that Stalin's theft of Ukrainian grain led to a genocide, the so-called Holodomor, in which millions of Ukrainians, especially children, starved to death. This new Russian robbery threatens to cause a global famine, which Third World countries would suffer especially. Far from denying it, the Kremlin tries to blackmail the West with this famine, making the end of sanctions against Russia a condition to avoid it, and thus ensure that Russian aggression against Ukraine goes unpunished. It is a new act of terrorism on the part of Russia, and one of the most cruel and perverse.

Radio Free Europe has published a comprehensive video showing satellite images showing this massive robbery of Ukrainian grain by Russia, a robbery that is being done both by ship and by long lines of trucks heading from Crimea to Russia:

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