Trump Silent on Kiev's Terrorism, Reveals Complicity and a Desire for War

Since 2022, Ukrainian terror attacks have killed over 6,000 Russian civilians. Trump won't condemn Kiev's terrorism, making clear that his 'peace' plan is a fraud. As usual, double standards.

As Russian forces liberate the Kursk region, the grisly reality of Ukrainian occupation is very clear — possibly hundreds of elderly and infirm civilians executed in their homes by U.S. armed troops. The evidence is overwhelming, yet you won’t hear about it in U.S. or European media.

How has Trump reacted? Did he condemn the Ukrainian terrorists as he condemns terrorists in the Middle East? Not at all. Instead, Trump appealed to President Putin to spare the lives of Ukrainian war criminals now surrounded by Russian forces! Washington’s infamous double standards persist under Trump. Even more, I’ll wager that among the trapped Ukrainians are plenty of guys from the U.S. and Europe.

Ukrainian attacks against Russian civilians in Donbass and other frontline regions occur daily, made possible thanks to U.S. military intel, recon drones, and Elon Musk’s Starlink. In addition, Kiev has also stepped-up long-range drone attacks, targeting residential buildings across Russia, even in Moscow and its suburbs.

This is a deliberate campaign of terrorism aimed at Russia’s civilian population, to try to break their resolve, and it’s financed and orchestrated by western governments. These are war crimes, and western media (not surprisingly) remain silent. Instead, they hurl the same accusations at Russia (as is often their tactic).

Last week, the Russian Foreign Ministry released data for Ukrainian terrorist attacks since early 2022. Over 6,000 Russian civilians have been killed, and over 13,000 injured in Donbass, Zaporozhe, Kherson, Kursk and Belgorod regions. About two-thirds were victims of NATO/Ukrainian artillery and HIMARS rocket systems. The remaining one-third were attacked by drones.

Russian civilians executed in Kursk by Ukrainian death squads

Take Gorlovka in Donbass, for example, located a dozen kilometers from the front, since 2014 artillery fire has been continuous, and Ukrainian drones fly over the city constantly, except in bad weather.

Gorlovka had more than 240,000 inhabitants before the war. Today, few remain, usually those too poor or infirm to leave, as well as those determined to resist Kiev’s aggression. Ukrainian shelling has left the city without electricity and water.

“We are afraid, but we go on living,” says Lilia, a 35-year-old Gorlovka resident who is raising an 11-year-old daughter. “Our children used to go out to the playground, now they study at home. We have lived in this hell since 2014.”

It’s important to emphasize that Kiev considers the civilians in Donbass to be Ukrainian citizens, yet it has bombed and terrorized them since 2014. (The Foreign Ministry data above does not include the 10,000 to 14,000 civilians killed in Kiev’s brutal effort to ethnically cleanse Donbass since 2014).

I’ve spent months investigating these terrorist attacks, talking to people in the impacted regions, and viewing photos and videos. The extent of Ukrainian crimes is horrifying, the evidence overwhelming. For more information, please view this telegram channel, Verum, dedicated to information on Kiev’s war crimes.

Yes, Russia speaks the truth, and of course that makes the West squirm. But whenever the Kremlin mentions such war crimes to western governments and media, the answer is always the same: “We don’t believe you; this is Russian propaganda”.

With those three ‘magic’ words — “It’s Russian propaganda” — all truthful reporting and information is easily suppressed by the U.S. and Europe. The simplicity of this deception is chilling. The ramifications are tremendous. Thus, the western world lives in a false reality, and its leaders are hostages to their own lies and propaganda.

Over the past month I had hoped that Donald Trump would make good on his promise to be a peacemaker. But to achieve peace, Trump first must publicly admit the truth and repent of America’s crimes.

The conflict in Ukraine is entirely a U.S.-conceived and managed project. Until Trump totally repudiates Biden’s policies and terminates all assistance to Kiev, he cannot be a peacemaker. America is a belligerent in this conflict.

Trump lies to the American people. He has access to full information that details the horror of life in Ukraine — jailing and executions of anyone deemed to be “pro-Russian”; state-sponsored kidnappings of men to be sent to the front; total suppression of all dissent — no free media, no free speech, no political opposition; and state policies to destroy the Orthodox Church, Ukraine’s main faith.

If Trump truly wants peace between Russia and Ukraine, then he must tell Americans the truth and full story: Why did this conflict start? Who started it? And the genuine nature of the regime in Kiev.