Russia's Komfort: US Hypocrisy in relation to Russia's war against Ukraine (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9798330516384)

This book attempts to expose western hypocrisy which often forgets about atrocities carried out by the US military during their illegal occupation of Iraq. With documentation of such crimes on record, human rights organizations and western media have still, nonetheless, continued to single out Russia for war crimes in Ukraine despite having documented in their own reports evidence which shows that Ukrainian forces have also been deploying troops and military equipment into civilian areas, and firing rockets into areas where residential homes are located. This book warns that western hypocricy and refusal to take an impartial approach will only further polarize the world of geopolitics and prolong the war in Ukraine and also stifle any chance of both Ukraine and Russia coming to peace terms that could end the fighting.

One of the first cases of the mass killing of Iraqi civilians carried out by US forces occurred in Fallujah. where civilians were killed en masse by US forces with airstrikes, gunfire, and chemical weapons between 2003 and 2005. According to some estimates, altogether during the US attack on Fallujah between 2003 and 2004, 6000 people were killed, mostly civilians which included women and children. There was photographic evidence which showed residents whose skin had been completely dissolved. A number of residents reported that US forces crushed the wounded by rolling over them with tanks, and they also reported that those looking to provide aid were shot. The Iraq Red crescent was not allowed into the city to provide aid and doctors were restricted from performing emergency surgeries on their patients. These were gross violations of the Geneva convention

This book also contains a peace deal in Chapter 13. Ukraine would recognize the LPR and DPR in exchange for the return of all Ukrainians held captive by Russia. While Russia would allow a referendum to take place in Crimea every 10 years in exchange for Russian POWs.