Recently, in the Ukraine v Russia war, there have been a LOT of missiles launched, with Ukraine’s capital-Kiev- and five other cities impacted. The strikes have damaged buildings by setting them ablaze and they have also killed or wounded civilians. It all started when President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine disparaged Russia during the United Nations summit in New York, warning all present countries of Russian “mass destruction” and telling all of the global leaders to declare war on Moscow. President Joe Biden of the United States has also said that he will help Ukraine by giving them an aid package worth $325 million to alleviate Ukraine’s problems. Finally, Poland, one of Ukraine’s closest allies, has declared that it will now stop supplying Ukraine with weaponry. Now, you tell me, what side are you on; Russia, or Ukraine?
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