Yet no mention of Moscow's (of which there are far more flagrant examples). Can't say I'm surprised.
The
propaganda from Moscow is, at many times, a response to
irresponsible journalism from the West and
contemptible lies from Kiev.
We, as ordinary citizens, are consumers of misleading coverage from all three major parties involved in the Ukrainian crisis; (1) the West, (2) Kiev, (3) the Kremlin.
There is little need to question the credibility and transparency of RussiaToday, since Western media-brainwashed people like you make a point to do so on a frequent basis.
The best one could do in such a situation is to demonstrate the symmetrical distortion of facts on the other side of the issue (presented to you by mainstream Western media), conjoined with journalists in Kiev, many of whom are the worst in regards to dishonest news reporting and a misleading narrative of events.
If one is to attempt to formulate an objective assessment of the situation, it would be prudent to consider the reports from all three major parties involved in coverage of the crisis, and ultimately rely on personal judgment.
This does not seem to be the path that you, and many people sharing your views, have embarked on.
As a result of completely failing to award Russian news reporting any degree of meaningful consideration, your assessment of the situation is clouded with emotional inclinations that one could figure to have been stirred in you by Western/Kiev journalists.
The Russian and Chechnyans in Eastern Ukraine certainly do 'have a vision for their people and they fight for it'. Shame it's not for the benefit of Ukrainian citizens, though.
Firstly, Chechens are Russian. It is important for Russians to correct people's language when they attempt to disfigure the unity of the Russian Federation with implicit statements.
Secondly, the Kremlin's alleged part in rebellions in East Ukraine does not take away from what seems to be evident- that patriots in the East are displeased with the governance of the junta in Kiev that does not consider the interests of a significant portion of the country's population into account.
Anyone who isn't a simpleton can see that the entire Eastern separatist movement was planned, funded and coordinated by Moscow.
In your view, anybody who disagrees with your stance on the issue is a simpleton.
Who are we?
We're ordinary citizens that read news coverage of the crisis in Ukraine and attempt to form personal judgments and conclusions on the issue.
What makes your assessments more likely to be true than mine?
It is my opinion that I am more likely to be correct than you, since I'm subjecting the coverage of all three major parties to critical review and rational reflection.
It seems like your arguments on the matter are just restatements of repetitive Western mainstream propaganda, expressed with bitter condescension.