You are too emotionally attached to the topic that you cannot see the wood for the trees. You get civilians being shrink wrapped to lamp posts and various other humanitarian crimes and you︀ lot are like "Ah Putin killed a journalist 3 years ago, don't forget!"
I have︁ zero emotionality to it, I have no ties to Ukraine or Russia other than working︂ with several freelancers in both countries and I get on fine with both nations when︃ I've visited, they are all, in the main, decent people.
However, I am looking at︄ what is happening on the ground and the stuff I am seeing from the Ukrainian︅ side i.e. the Zelinksky regime, SBU and those far-right battalions/mercenaries is horrifying so that's what︆ I post on. There is zero chance I can support that.
Sadly some Ukrainian civilians︇ and people in this thread are so hypnotised by propaganda and the narrative that they︈ either support these actions, try to defend them, or simply ignore them. It's the same︉ reason we saw people driving in their cars, alone, no passengers, wearing a mask to︊ protect themselves. Look up Desmet's thesis and it's happening again here, well described also by︋ Hannah Arendt. We see it repeating here, how could so many usually decent people go︌ along with such atrocities? Mass formation.
Are there going to be Russian units committing crimes?︍ Absolutely, it happens in all wars. But from a birds-eye view, this has been a︎ careful operation done to try and minimise civilians casualties. Let's face it, Russia could blow️ Ukraine to pieces, as the USA did with Iraq, Libya etc. Instead, they've taken a much different approach.