I don’t know who Ukrainian official you mean, I quoted same person as your article did (Arahamiya/Arakhamia). In those links he isn’t confirming your take that “Boris Johnson (of all people) saying “shouldn’t sign anything with them at all – and let’s just fight” was their “Western handlers ordering them to fight””.
The Wikipedia article has links to the actual sources (new articles) who come back to the same things said in your linked article (from The European Conservative). It’s just that the article you linked gives a lot more weight to the Boris episode than many other sources or from what I’ve seen, Arahamiya/Arakhamia (their source) does himself.
surph_ninja@lemmy.world 4 days ago
The Wikipedia entry referencing news articles doesn’t mean much if the articles themselves are pushing western propaganda. Especially considering how many news agencies are (or were) on the payroll of USAID, I wouldn’t expect to see them challenge the NATO narrative.
Kusimulkku@lemm.ee 4 days ago
They’re all referencing the same interview and the same quotes from the same person… None of them seems to disagree on what he said. He just literally doesn’t in any of the quoted parts in any of the articles linked confirm what your news article claimed it confirms. That’s the difference.
surph_ninja@lemmy.world 4 days ago
You should watch this Jeffrey Sachs interview. He’s also wrote a number of articles delving into the details.
youtu.be/23mMpACix_E?si=EIJriHL6UIjznQIb
Kusimulkku@lemm.ee 4 days ago
>Doesn’t actually address any of the points mentioned
>Drops in a 26 minute video
>“Just watch this bro”
Fucking bravo.