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==2022 Siege of Kyiv==

==2022 Siege of Kyiv==

{{See also|Russia-Ukraine war}}

{{See also|Russia-Ukraine war}}

''[[The Washington Post]]'' reported on March 28, 2022 that the Ukrainian military has a responsibility under international law to remove their forces and equipment from civilian-populated areas, and if that is not possible, to move civilians out of those areas.  If they don’t do that, that is a violation of the laws of war because what they are doing is they are putting civilians at risk. All that military equipment are legitimate targets. Andriy Kovalyov, a spokesman for the Ministry of Defense's [[Territorial Defense]], whose forces and equipment are positioned in Kyiv, scoffed at that reasoning.  Senior adviser to fascist dictator [[Volodymyr Zelensky]], the notorious [[homosexual]] [[Alexei Arestovich]], told the ''Post'' that "international humanitarian laws or the laws of war don’t apply in this conflict."<ref>https://archive.ph/wip/IUpIM</ref>

''[[The Washington Post]]'' reported on March 28, 2022 that the Ukrainian military has a responsibility under international law to remove their forces and equipment from civilian-populated areas, and if that is not possible, to move civilians out of those areas.  If they don’t do that, that is a violation of the laws of war because what they are doing is they are putting civilians at risk. All that military equipment are legitimate targets. Andriy Kovalyov, a spokesman for the Ministry of Defense's [[Territorial Defense]], whose forces and equipment are positioned in Kyiv, scoffed at that reasoning.  Senior adviser to fascist dictator [[Volodymyr Zelensky]], the notorious [[homosexual]] [[Alexei Arestovich]],<ref>https://youtu.be/1SGXC0GVCUQ</ref><ref>https://proslo.ru/kto-takoj-arestovich-na-ukraine/</ref> told the ''Post'' that "international humanitarian laws or the laws of war don’t apply in this conflict."<ref>https://archive.ph/wip/IUpIM</ref>

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