From: slider@anashram.com   
      
   As tensions keep escalating between Russia and the rest of the world,   
   Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelensky is determined to get his message   
   across. He is not looking to start a nuclear conflict with President   
   Vladimir Putin, that would mean the start of World War III. However, he   
   did warn about Russia's government getting the citizens mentally prepared   
   for such a doomsday scenario.   
      
   Just last Thursday, President Joe Biden made an unnecessary escalation by   
   speaking about 'nuclear Armageddon' at a fundraiser. But Zelensky wants to   
   remain relatively civil in he face of tragedy. During a recent translation   
   of his words, they reported that Zelensky wants the West to use   
   'preemptive strikes'. When the actual translation was preventive kicks   
   (sanctions). But the Russians took this as a threat and also escalated the   
   conflict due to a poor translation. Below is the poor translation.   
      
   "NEW - Ukraine's Zelensky calls on NATO to launch "preemptive strikes"   
   against Russia to "eliminate the possibility" of a Russian nuclear strike."   
      
   In a recent statement via BBC, Zelensky said: "They begin to prepare their   
   society. That's very dangerous. They are not ready to do it, to use it.   
   But they begin to communicate. They don't know whether they'll use or not   
   use it. I think it's dangerous to even speak about it. After that   
   translation, they [the Russians] did (it) their way, how it's useful for   
   them, and began to re-translate it in other directions. These threats are   
   a risk for the whole planet. The world can stop urgently the actions of   
   Russian occupiers.   
      
   Russian Minister Lavrov: "Zelensky called on his Western hosts to launch a   
   preemptive nuclear strike on Russia. This figure in fact presented to the   
   whole world another proof of the threats that come from the Kiev regime   
   and for the neutralization of which a SMO was launched"   
      
   In an interview with the BBC, President Zelensky denied having urged   
   strikes on Russia, claiming that an earlier remark had been   
   mistranslated.“You must use preventive kicks,” he said, referring to   
   sanctions, “not attacks”.   
      
   https://www.marca.com/en/lifestyle/world-news/2022/10/07/6340758   
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