BBC News at One - 24th Feb 2022

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  • čas přidán 23. 02. 2022

Komentáře • 15

  • @mrhpijl
    @mrhpijl Před rokem +26

    I remember waking up and seeing the notifications from every news app I have installed. I watched BBC News starting at 15:55 are the most memorable minutes of television I've ever seen. I was almost crying when I got to work

    • @aceisto2268
      @aceisto2268 Před rokem +2

      I had breakfast at 7:00 am (few hours after the invasion) and I had no idea this was happening, on my way to college I was checking the phone and I actually didn't believe this was happening nowadays, My first reaction to the war will never forget

    • @PavstaLFC
      @PavstaLFC Před rokem +2

      @@aceisto2268 hope you done your research and know that this all started back in 2014. And after 2 failed peace agreements and over 14.000 deaths since then from continued bombing and killings of people in the eastern Donbass. Russia had to go in and protect the ethnic Russians.

    • @FabianMacGintyONeill
      @FabianMacGintyONeill Před rokem

      @@PavstaLFC Nonsense, Russia went into Crimea in 2014 because their stooge Yanukovych got overthrown after opening fire on his own people during the Euromaidan. There’s no evidence of any ethnic killings being perpetrated against Russian speakers in Donbas, the violence started when Russia sent in FSB agitators and ‘Little Green Men’ to fight the Ukrainian army. There’s no way local separatists could have gotten their hands on sophisticated anti-air systems without Russian help. Russia didn’t have to do anything, there wasn’t an armed crisis until they created one.

    • @ArghastOfTheAlliance
      @ArghastOfTheAlliance Před rokem

      @@PavstaLFC Doing "research"? Said by a person spewing russian propaganda. 14k deaths is the total number of civilians AND military personnel of both Ukraine and russia, which is to be expected when you start military hostilities, which is on russia and pro-russian separatists. Continued bombing of Donbas? In 2021 there was a grand total o 15 civilian deaths in the east, mostly due to unexploded ordnance, which became a thing in the first place due to russian aggression on Ukraine. When russia invaded, it startded a war that has killed thousands, if not tens of thousands civilians in the Donbas. So much for "protecting ethnic russians".

    • @robb5828
      @robb5828 Před 11 měsíci +2

      @@PavstaLFC No thank you,it's a false narrative

  • @robshepherd3782
    @robshepherd3782 Před 26 dny

    Lyce Duchet didn't even know who Stoltenberg is.

  • @utqiagvik1991
    @utqiagvik1991 Před rokem +3

    how much had changed...

  • @Dirty-Dishes
    @Dirty-Dishes Před 9 měsíci +1

    He pretty much said "let me invade pwease daddy uwu"

  • @jordanhunt4867
    @jordanhunt4867 Před 8 měsíci

    I've had enough of seeing so much suffering in my continent of Europe, we've seen it in Croatia, Bosnia and now Ukraine, we must have a charity concert on the scale of Live 8 to make war history in Europe for good. Annie Lennox and Bob Geldof very much inspire me to do that with their speeches about African poverty.

    • @robshepherd3782
      @robshepherd3782 Před 8 měsíci +1

      Tell the USA to get out then.

    • @juju-fr6gt
      @juju-fr6gt Před 3 měsíci

      @@robshepherd3782lmfaooo the Russian brain rot has gotten you I see my motherland is good at that

    • @juju-fr6gt
      @juju-fr6gt Před 3 měsíci

      @@robshepherd3782 we own your shit hole country