Fun fact, the term "whataboutism" became widespread as a criticism of how Joseph Stalin would always deflect criticism away from the Soviet Union. Now we have whataboutism being used to defend the spiritual sequel to the Soviet Union, Putin Russia.
Chechnya used to be its own country. Russia annexed it.
That's just a conspiracy theory. Got any proof for that?
Putin said he wants to rebuild the Russian Empire. And if you look at all the countries he invaded, they're all countries that used to be part of Russia.
@NoThanksLeon Baltic states were part of Soviet Union as was Finland part of Russian Empire. If they speak Russian in Panama , Putin will claim its Russian territory.
@Daviszabecki Really? Why? Why do you call me a troll for simply highlighting the crimes of a nation that is always preaching to the rest of the world about human rights?
You're right. Russia hasn't been a threat to peace and security since 1985 when Rocky Balboa knocked out Ivan Drago and single handedly ended the cold war.
