Arnold Schwarzenegger

"I don't want you to be broken like my father," the actor and former California governor said, in part, in a nine-minute address attempting to punch through ...

“We know that you’ve suffered the consequences of your courage. That is why I have to tell you the truth. “[My father] was injured at Leningrad, and the Nazi army he was part of did vicious harm to the great city and to its brave people,” he said. “The world has seen your bravery,” he said. “I’m sending this message to various different channels to reach my dear Russian friends and the Russian soldiers serving in Ukraine,” Schwarzenegger said in a nine-minute address embedded below. “The destruction that Russian bombs are raining down on innocent civilians has so outraged the world that the strongest global economic sanctions ever taken have been imposed on your country.

In a video posted on Twitter, former California governor says invasion of Ukraine 'is not the Russian people's war'.

“To the Russian troops listening to this broadcast … I don’t want you to be broken like my father. “The strength and the heart of the Russian people have always inspired me,” he said. “The Russian government has lied not only to its citizens but also to its soldiers … Some were told that the Ukrainian people would greet them like heroes. That is why I have to tell you the truth. Let me tell you the truth about the war in Ukraine,” the Hollywood star said. Those in power in the Kremlin started this war.

Hollywood star Arnold Schwarzenegger exposes the realities of the Ukraine war to Russian people in an emotional video.

Schwarzenegger asked Russians to spread the word about the "human catastrophe" and told Russian protesters the world was watching. - Schwarzenegger went to Twitter to share information to Russian people about the war in Ukraine Arnold Schwarzenegger posts video to 'tell the truth' about the war in Ukraine to Russian people

He's back, but this time Arnold Schwarzenegger is fighting for Ukraine's freedom. The Terminator actor released a video message to Vladimir Putin calling for an end to his “senseless” war, revealing the Schwarzenegger family's Nazi past in ...

The information campaign over Russia's invasion of Ukraine is in full swing as a wide cast of characters -- from the US State Department to Ukrainian ...

Stacey McCue, a Florida nurse, has sent roughly 100 text messages and hundreds of emails to Russians using the platform. Americans are among the many people who have sent text messages to Russians using a website built by an international group of volunteer programmers known as Squad303. Analysts say it is unlikely that any single platform or messaging campaign is going to break through with the Russian public in a significant way. Stop making such calls!" We should bring real news to them." "And I trust and hope that we are doing something along those lines."

In the nine-minute video, Arnie says Russian soldiers were told they'd be fighting Nazis in Ukraine, or to protect ethnic Russians in Ukraine, or that were ...

You can stop this war.” You are leading this war. He asks Russians to let their fellow citizens know about “the human catastrophe that is happening in Ukraine”.