NYT Fake News Reports of Civilian Deaths in Ukraine to Unjustifiably Bash Russia

The self-styled newspaper of record NYT long ago lost credibility it likely never had since established in the mid-19th century to serve privileged interests over all the news that’s fit to print.

Providing press agent services for the self-styled master of the universe USA and its monied interests, the Times one-sidedly backs the imperial state over its invented enemies like Russia.

While the casualty count of deaths and injuries in Ukraine is unclear, there’s no doubt that Kiev’s military suffered most of it by far against vastly superior Russian firepower and tactics.

It’s also clear how Russia takes great pains to avoid civilian casualties by striking combatants and military infrastructure alone.

There’s also no ambiguity about how ruthlessly Ukrainian Nazified and conscript troops operate — willfully targeting civilians, striking vital infrastructure, along with torturing and murdering Russian and other captives.

Instead of reporting reality on the ground, the Times and other MSM stick strictly to the fabricated official narrative.

Where they exist, Nazi-infested Kiev bears full responsibility for mass graves, not Russia.

Yet according to Ukraine’s so-called chief of police, criminal proceedings were opened to blame Russia for “more than 12,000 people found in mass graves” — what its forces had nothing to do with.

And this Times bald-faced Big Lie — falsely accusing Russia of killing 22,000 civilians in Mariupol, maybe “thousands more,” it disgracefully added.

And once again the Times repeated fake news about Russia’s failure to take Kiev, a city its forces didn’t attack or seek to control.

And the made-in-the-USA/Kiev implemented Bucha false flag was again misreported on by the Times to wrongfully blame Russia for what it had nothing to do with.

At the same time, the self-styled newspaper of record admitted that Ukrainian forces are “taking heavy losses” — in a futile attempt to challenge Russia’s vastly superior military, the Times failed to explain.

Cluster, incendiary and other banned weapons have been used by Ukrainian forces, not Russian ones.

Yet they’re falsely blamed for all sorts of things they had nothing to do with by US/Western regimes, Nazi-infested Kiev and their US/Western MSM press agents.

Russian firepower is largely from distant artillery, what’s able to strike miles-away targets with precision accuracy — as well as from its aerial control of Ukraine’s airspace and offshore waters.

Carnage would stop if Kiev accepted defeat and surrendered to Russia’s vastly superior military.

Pursuing a lost cause as directed by its US master shows Kiev’s disdain for its population and youths being eliminated daily.

If fighting goes on weeks or months longer, an entire generation of Ukrainian youths could be lost, disabled or otherwise permanently scarred by the toll all wars take when waged.