>There are many people dying as a result of an unjust war, but I have yet to see evidence of "industrial scale genocide". Indeed; Russia was expected to comple

>There are many people dying as a result of an unjust war, but I have yet to see evidence of "industrial scale genocide". Indeed; Russia was expected to completely flatten all major Ukrainian cities by air in the first day of the war. All those clips of angry Ukrainians jeering nervous Russian troops wouldn't exist if the troops simply gunned down all hostile civilians. This is also why I am reluctant to call the war "genocide" or a "war crime". They are both terms with pretty specific definitions. Not all wars are genocidal. What Putin and Russian troops are doing is bad enough without misrepresenting their actions.