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MoscowUkraine: Concerns over dam blast in Kherson Part 2

There is an increasing concern over what has happened to the dam as pictures shown from the place suggest there are growing concerns in the place as experts dissect into the blast. Common sense would suggest no mad person would undertake such a damage without prior assessing the risks from this damage. Only a despot could tread such a barbaric and ruthless path. Russia must be held responsible for the damage and Putin has to be taken into accountability for this brutality, mindless and senseless action as it could pilfer in many more shapes and forms in the days to come.

It becomes the responsibility and the duty of all countries to condemn Putin for undertaking such a risk at the cost of countless lives since the beginning of this mindless and senseless war in Ukraine. A lay man could easily read into the consequences from the pictures shown, how then could there be any sensible person with Putin?

All countries must come together in condemning Putin’s war on Ukraine and its neighbors including Crimea to be handed over back to Ukraine and Russia should move back to its territory prior to 2014. Syria, China, South Africa and other allies of Russia including Iran must condemn Putin and his mindless fantasy to bring once again back the Soviet Union.

Immediately the UN must convene a meeting condemning this act of Putin without having to think about what step it will take next. All countries must think aloud without discussing the matter within themselves.

Steps should be taken to examine and validate the claims of Putin and the pictures broadcast in the media. A non-partisan approach is the first step to this problem. Every detail must be documented, examined and validated at the earliest. As of now Putin is a war criminal and he should be put to trial at the earliest. There must be an utmost care and precaution in dealing with the problem for a lasting solution.


 

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