This is why Putin invaded Ukraine, and I’m going to make this clear and simple

There are always two sides to the story: the propaganda the mainstream media pushes, and the truth they don’t want you to see.

This is why Putin invaded Ukraine, and I’m going to make this clear and simple. I’ll give you an example that you can actually argue with—so please reserve your comments until after the video.

One full year before the war, Zelensky signed an order in Ukraine to “take back Crimea.” That’s public record. Then Ukraine moved between 60,000 and 80,000 troops into the east and south. Do you think Russia didn’t notice that?

Meanwhile, NATO was running massive war games—from the Black Sea all the way up to the Baltics. U.S. spy planes were flying the border non-stop. You think Russia missed that?

In November 2021, just three months before the invasion, the U.S. and Ukraine signed a “Strategic Partnership” agreement. In that document, they spelled out two things very clearly: Ukraine’s path to joining NATO, and Ukraine’s goal of taking back Crimea—remember, Russia already controlled Crimea.

A month later, in January 2022, NATO invited Ukraine to help write Agenda 2030, NATO’s strategic roadmap. And keep in mind: Ukraine isn’t even a NATO member.