An assessment that soldiers at the airport in Ukraine have been attacked with poison gas creates an unlikely scenario for NATO. Right now, it is safe to say it is "still under investigation" which gives the White House some time to figure out why we should not call it poison gas. If we can figure out why we should not call terrorists Islamic terrorists, this will be easy. The Russians and their allies in the east, will say it was not poison gas because they have none so couldn't have given it to anyone else to use.
And shelling is escalating, killing more civilians. We got to be in a convoy when a car camera caught a barrage landing on a truck at the head of a short line of moving vehicles, uncomfortably close to the camera. This is done while Europe and the US do practically nothing, being distracted by the Middle East and their own war with Islamic terrorists. We might want to ask who will help these poor people from being absorbed into Putin's New Russia?
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