> There wasn't any "anti-war" sentiment until the sanctions started kicking in. LMAO, sorry, but you have absolutely no effing clue what you're talking about.

> There wasn't any "anti-war" sentiment until the sanctions started kicking in. LMAO, sorry, but you have absolutely no effing clue what you're talking about. Russia and Ukraine are very interconnected, almost everyone has friends and relatives on the other side. Anti war sentiment was there long before 24th of February. If you're speaking about news coverage in the US, well, that's another story. Even in western EU, there was a lot of commotion since January.