How does the existence of military propaganda in the US make the observation that there’s military propaganda in Russia a weird comment?

I'm not from the US, and have no real interest in defending their history on military matters, but your talking about their entertainment industry not their education system. The article is about how Russia is going to use its education system to get their kids to be good soldiers in the future, not about how they're going to make more action films

The context that these are nazis indoctrinating children? That context?

10 quid says you would say the same about the hitler youth

You're right, Donetsk and Luhansk doing what it took to protect their citizens from genocidal Galician fascists by inviting Russia into the civil war was exactly the correct course of action.

Chauvinist and ultranationalist indoctrination of children is good actually, as long our guys do it!

Hitlerjugend? Nah mate, only Russia would do that! The free western world is only preparing to defend it's culture from asiatic hordes seeking to destroy it and imposing authoritarian rule over us!

Do you realize how insane you sound?

It's such an interesting way of phrasing it, right? As though Russia is incapable of defending itself, only attacking others. As though the security needs of a large state with massive porous borders are the same as a small state. As though the only things that can be considered aggression are the one day in 2022 and the entire 8 years before it cannot be considered aggression, nor can the entire 30 years before that be considered aggression.

It amazes me that you can use the word nuance in one sentence and then immediately formulate a sentence that amounts to "History started at 2022 when Russia launched an unprovoked hot conflict for reasons other than national defense where previously exactly zero aggression was happening."