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Whataboutism in Russian diplomacy | Explained
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10:41Now PlayingWhataboutism is not only a way of shifting blame whenever faced with an accusation — it is also the preferred strategy of Russian diplomacy. It started all the way back during Soviet times, when diplomats would be asked about GULAGs they would deflect and instead brind up racist policies in the US. While the Western issues brought up by Soviet and later Russian diplomats were grounded in reality, these deflection never answered any questions about the evils that the Soviet and Russian regimes had committed. Learn how Russian politicians dodge questions about the war in Ukraine and other problems — in our new explainer video.
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