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 Like the West, Russia's media is also closely monitoring fears of a conflict in Ukraine. However, the Kremlin-controlled media has a different story about the country that started this conflict. Russia's media is projecting ukraine's image as an aggressive country that is preparing to launch an unprovoked attack on areas controlled by Moscow-backed separatists. Pro-Kremlin media say the Kiev government is being provoked by Western countries that hate Russia. The Kremlin media may be ridiculing the fears of Russia's attack on Ukraine, but the media's messages here are being designed in such a way that it can be explained to the public that even if Russia attacks, it would be a completely correct move. Accusations against Ukraine For the media of the Kremlin, Ukraine is a country full of many evils. For years, the Kremlin's media has accused the Kiev government of nazi leanings and campaigning to persecute russian-speaking people. So the recent accusation by the ...

 Other allies have expressed surprise and anger over Germany's refusal to give weapons to Ukraine. But, the refusal of this powerful country of Europe to give up arms is historic and it is important to understand the reasons for it. To the east of the capital Berlin is a large meadow where terrible stories are buried in the soil. In this field, when farmers run a plough, they find human bones, weapons and traces of World War II. It was 1945. Former German dictator Hitler was hiding inside the bunker in Berlin. Their soldiers were retreating. The army of the Soviet Union was advancing from the plains in the east, but on a mountain called Silo Heights, the Nazi army stood to stop them. After this, there were heaps of dead bodies and bloodshed. The Soviet Union won and the World War began to rise rapidly towards its end, but about 30,000 of their soldiers were killed. A look at the monument in Silo Heights shows how deeply the history of this country has etched in the minds of many pe...