7/ The general does not understand the details of the war theater, has no knowledge of the facts on the ground, and ignores the critical forces at play. In this way, he plays into the Russian playbook of canceling the sovereignty and agency of Ukraine. And CNN enables this. Shame

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6/ The most telling part of this charade is that the general twice draws the curve of “the ultimate division of Ukraine” once through Kramatorsk, and the other time through Kyiv and Dniper river, hundreds of miles, tens of millions of people apart

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5/ Ironically, the general reveals lack of understanding of what happens in the Black Sea theater by calling it “a sanctuary for Russians”, ignoring the story of Moskva. It is hard to call an area a sanctuary for the Russian fleet when it’s flag man has just been sunken, isn’t it

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3/ The Ukrainian people, the Ukrainian military play no role in General’s analysis. The general points to “incremental but steady” progress of Russia in the East, but ignores Ukrainian counteroffensives in the north (Kharkiv) and the south (Kherson) as well as the events in Kyiv

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2/ General Marks acknowledges Russian commitment to victory and suggest that the West will get tired of the war. Thus, he concludes, Russia will win and Ukraine be divided. Of course, general says, Zelensky will never agree to this, but, oh, well, reality is unpleasant.

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We are grateful to Ukrainian and international journalists who, under difficult conditions, often risking their lives, work in combat zones to convey the truth about Russia's war crimes in Ukraine.

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We call on the international community to expand sanctions against the Russian media, which spread propaganda and misinformation. The media of the aggressor state must be cut off from the possibility of distorting the facts of Russia's war against Ukraine.

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In more than 2 months, invaders have killed more than 20 Ukrainian and foreign journalists. The list of crimes committed by Russia against the media in Ukraine includes the murder, abduction of journalists, the shelling and seizure of TV towers, hacking attacks on the websites.

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