Comments by "First Last" (@First-Last_name) on "Russia, Belarus expand joint drills: What does it mean for Ukraine? | DW News" video.

  1.  @david4360  50? name them. Because I can list you 14 russian invasions and 9 colonialy exploited countries from the federation since 1991. Russiam wars: Transnistrea, Abkhazia, Georgia twice, Chechnya twice, Dagistan, caucuses, Tajikistan, Syria, Ukraine, Central Africa, North Alania, and east progeny. russian puppets: Syria, Yemen, Sudan, Madagascar, Mozambique, Zambia, Libya, Central Africa, and Mali.
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  2.  @thewho5786  his election in 2020 had massive riots and russian troops had to assist. The security forces were mostly refusing to intervene.
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  3.  @thewho5786  lol, they rioted because the totalitarian police state is incredibly unpopular. Most security forces refused to stop them and luka had to beg for russian help. Sometimes terrible leaders are unpopular ya know?
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  4.  @facundolamas950  yeah, I russia wasn't raining down almost 100 missles that day those farmers would still be alive.
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  5. Late February to early March is when mud season begins. I doubt russia wants another repeat of last years grand offensive.
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  6. I mean he might join, it would do a lot of damage and help the russians. He'd gain little and risk a collapse of government. Luka is wild and unpredictable, though I don't think he's mad enough to roll the dice on this one.
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  7.  @AA-cf4es  yeah, and in 2020 to 2021 there were election riots and only partially response from his own security forces. He needed russian troops to quell unrest. He's wildly unpopular and his own forces are reluctant to fight for him.
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  8.  @piatan1632  yeah they say it will be like Afghanistan. So like 2 years after the war is over if you go by that scenario 🤔 Most people predicting his end don't expect it over night.
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  9.  @mamoudkargbo2156  that wasn't nato that was America. Who held out twice as long with 3x less casualties then the USSR did.
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  10.  @pegasus1970  OK Neville Chamberlain. We all know appeasement brings "peace in our time" right? 😆
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  11.  @Writeous0ne  well I believe russian production doesn't meet their requirements. That said they are likely to carry on for a while at this rate. They are buying inferior Iranian and North Korean munitions, you don't do that unless there's a gap that needs filling.
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  12.  @0verdo5e30  you know russia is in lybia right now. They came under the guise of help. They secured all the oil feilds, the capital, and control the economy now. Meanwhile all America did was commando raids on ISIS then buzz off.
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