"War" with Eugene Poddubny. 20.11.2016 Edition

Militants continue to fire residential areas of Aleppo. In the past few days alone, 12 children have been killed by terrorists, more than 20 have been injured. Many are in critical condition. At the same time, the Islamists continue to block attempts by civilians to leave the war zone.

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[NEXUS]

And after that, does the UN complain about the responsibility for the bombing of hospitals? Or again they will say about moderate opposition ... like, Onizhedeti ... pah.

[Basil50]

In Syria, even those who served all kinds of opposition with arms in their hands began to realize that protection, including their own children, was available only to the entire state. That's just to the opposition hiding in other countries, in safety, it does not reach.

[Poronay]

" BARACK OBAMA, US President: Regarding Putin. I did not have a meeting with him. We spoke briefly between meetings. And the conversation that I had with him was no different from the conversations that we have been conducting for the past few months. I pointed out to him that we are still deeply concerned about the bloodshed and chaos that are due to the bombing of the population by Aleppo Assad and the Russian troops.
I also spoke about the need to first achieve a kind of humanitarian truce, and then move towards a kind of political transition. And I talked with him about Ukraine and the need to implement the Minsk Agreement. I encouraged him to instruct his negotiators to continue to work with us, France, Germany and Ukraine in an attempt to achieve this until the end of my term as president.

As always, it was a frank and polite conversation, but it also very clearly emphasized the differences in our political positions. I did not discuss the election with him, because it is already behind us. In this short conversation, I focused on moving forward. I have already clearly stated to him about our concern about cyber attacks in general, including the specific fears that arose in connection with the hacking of the servers of the National Committee of the Democratic Party.

I don't think this will become the norm, but, as I said before, my fears are not so much connected with any particular disinformation, propaganda, which is spread by any particular party. I'm more worried about general misinformation from various sources - foreign, domestic, social media - that make it difficult for the voter to understand what is true and what is not. "


How else does the earth wear this chatterbox!?!?!?!?