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Disinfo: The nazi regime of Petro Poroshenko has started the war in Ukraine

Summary

The nazi regime of Petro Poroshenko has started the war in Donbas, and Russia has to call for a trial in the Hague for this.

Disproof

Repeating a myth debunked many times already, see e.g. Disinformation Review 50: . Besides, Russia has withdrawn its signature from the International Criminal Court statute and can, hence, not likely take any cases to The Hague

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Voskresnyi vecher s Vladimirom Solovyovym - YouTube [from 1:28:58] (Archived)
  • Reported in: Issue 51
  • DATE OF PUBLICATION: 04/12/2016
  • Language/target audience: Russian
  • Country: Russia, Ukraine
  • Keywords: ICC, Donbas, Petro Poroshenko, Nazi/Fascist

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The UK did not send a single gram of flour to the civilians in Aleppo

The UK did not send a single gram of flour, any medicine or blankets to help civilians in Aleppo during the whole Syrian war.

December 03, 2016
Disproof

In response to the crisis, the UK has committed £2.3 billion since 2012. Aid access might have been hindered since Russia vetoed a French-drafted United Nations Security Council resolution in October that would have demanded an immediate end to air strikes and military flights over Syria's Aleppo city and called for a truce and humanitarian aid access throughout Syria, . UN figures for Russian aid channelled through the UN for 2015 amount to USD 6,5 million. In general, the EU is the leading donor in the international response to the Syrian crisis, with over €8.9 billion from the EU and Member States collectively allocated in humanitarian, stabilisation and development assistance since the start of the conflict. The UK is the biggest donor in the EU.