Comments by "19SaD82" (@19SaD82) on "Russia's Mass Missile Attack, "Putin Wants Prolonged War", US Sees Limited Ukraine Spring Offensive" video.

@dosa2990 As all the western equipment and those 60k ukrainian soldiers who were training in the west are slowling pulling into Ukraine (not to mention the thousands of ukrainian soldiers who are trained in Ukraine constantly by western advisors) - it's not about believing; it's about knowing. (I know that russian trolls have problems with acknowledging facts but a human being with at least a slight amount of common sense should know: Denying facts don't make them go away.)
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If you would use your brain than you would know that exactly this is the case. How many missiles were used and when was the last big missile attacks? The time between those attacks gets longer and longer and missile used are getting fewer and fewer. Are you able to process these things in your head?
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Russian days can be very long, because the clock is ticking differently in drunken brains.
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@russianarmyinaction Well...did you notice that Russia hasn't the capacity to produce to replace them at the amount needed? That exactly this is the reason why the time between those strikes gets longer and longer and the missiles used are getting fewer and fewer? I ask again: Are you able to process these things in your head?
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@JustaGuess. Who started it? Russia. Twice. In 2014 and in 2022 again. You may be able to rewrite history in the russian backyard village you're residing in, but the rest of the world has a better education and understanding of history.
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@russianarmyinaction And now you're flat out lying. The amount of missiles is going down with each missile attack. For everybody to see who is able to count. The time between attacks is getting longer. For everybody to see who is able to count. And no: Russias industry doesn't keep up pace - which is the result of those two observations that everybody can confirm who is able to count. Effectively you're saying that you can't count. Well...who would have guessed? Bad attempt at trolling. You should stick to: In 3 days we are in Kyiv!
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@francoisleveille409 And after those the russian mobile crematories will stop functioning due to overheating and Russians will leave Ukraine. Those being able to walk, that is.
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@wolfswinkel8906 What were "we" (whoever "we" shall be) holding for one year? The russian advance? Yep, this Ukraine did hold. Stalled the invasion and liberated 50% of former russian occupied territory. As I said: Those are very long 3 days for russians. And the funny thing about it: Those 3 days won't ever end for Russia as the only way for how they will be able to visit Kyiv: As prisoners.
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@smisl1127 See? Like I said: In your russian backyard village you're residing in you might be able to rewrite history as you please - in the rest of the world with real education (and running water) we know the real history. You could start to inform yourself about who Girkin is. And why he was in Donbass from 2014 onwards. And what his orders where. And where those orders came from. And what he is saying as of late. Troll on...
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@laloelsalamanca Try saying this again as soon as Ukraine cuts the landbridge between Crimea and Donbass - while Russia is still struggling to take Bakhmut.
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@laloelsalamanca As Ukraine already liberated 50% of formerly russian occupied territory and as Russia didn't make any significant gains since august of last year (not even in their latest offensive) - yes, Ukraine is doing pretty well. Glad you recognized it.
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@sigmasix3719 Ukraine lost what? Kyiv? Ummm...yeah, sure. Whatever you drool.
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@NB-yu4lj Ukraine was a thing since 1918. Go to school and get some education before trying to talk to adults.
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@laloelsalamanca Then let's look at the reality right now: 1. Bakhmut is in ukrainian hands and Russia is struggling to get it. 2. Western heavy equipment and 60k ukrainian soldiers who were trained in western nations are coming into Ukraine (right now and in the coming weeks). 3. The planning stages for the upcoming ukrainian offensive (as those in Kyiv, Kharkiv and Kherson) are already ongoing for weeks. 4. The weakest spot on the whole russian frontline is Zaporizhzhia as this small part is the lifeline between Crimea and Donbass. Yeah...let's look at now. So...what exactly is your point then?
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@NB-yu4lj I love those frightened russian trolls. Spinning every time the same words in a futile attempt to stop this western equipment from approaching in Ukraine. Yes - you are able to hold them off by calling people comedians. Yes, totally true. Go on. If you call all nation leaders in the West comedians, too, you will even suddenly rule over the entire West. Yep, exactly this will happen. You have all the might of the world inside your keyboard. You're the modern Harry Potter and all things you write will come true. Don't mind the crumbling russian frontline or the advancing ukrainian tanks in the upcoming ukrainian offensive as it was in all the ukrainian offensives before - just ignore them and call people "comedians". That's way more effective. True story.
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Funny - did you know that no one relies on russian oil and gas anymore? Or do you want to say that the world went dark and cold? How was the freezing in Europe in winter? All died because no one could heat their homes, right? You have to love those uneducated trolls.
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@laloelsalamanca Such as Putin and his trolls? Nice of you. But you should give him a more realistic picture of what is happening - then he could make decisions that would save the lives of russians instead of throwing their lives away. Demographically Russia already was declining pretty hard in the years before the war. Now, with 800k-1million young men who left the country because of fear of getting sent into the ukrainian slaughterhouse, and all those thousands upon thousands of dead and crippled russian soldiers...Russia is depopulating itself. And every russian clown who cheers that is contributing to even more dead russians and a faster approaching demographic catastrophy. Cope that, troll.
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Welcome to 2023 - y'know: The year after Russia tried to reach Odessa (was it 3 days, too?). And failed. Completely. Now Russians are barely clinging to the eastern part and are destroying their own military in senseless attacks that don't achieve anything on an operational or even strategical level. Glad you arrived...
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@mahdi6488 So you're the next one being unable to count? You need other nations telling you numbers you could easily count for yourself? Is Russias education this bad? That explains a lot. "3 days until we are in Kyiv." Yep, that explains a huge amount of things. Besides: Bakhmut is still in ukrainian hands - despite those superior, unbeatable Russians with lots of T-14's and all the Wunderwaffen Hitler dreamed about in 1945 already. Russia already lost 50% of previously occupied territory and made no significant gains (or something even close to significant) since august of last year. Yeah...uhuhuhu, the world is afraid of the russian military... Russia has already lost - there are just some people too dumb to recognize it. You should listen more to pro-russian milbloggers, the russian military itself and even the russian state media as of late. Will you do this? Of course not - it's easier to type nonsense on Youtube and dream of parallel universes. Go on, troll, dream your life away. Russian soldiers are doing the same: Dreaming their life away. And getting exploded while sleeping. All is according to plan, correct?
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Sure, sure, russian troll. That's why Russia is sending missiles into cities far away from the frontline and destroying appartement buildings - to limit civilian casualties. What a relief for those 40k (+) killed civilians since the start of the war, right? And to your other claim: Did you look at frontline villages such as Marrinka, for example? Russia does shock and awe - it's just that Russia doesn't inspire awe as it's running low on shells. And before some of you trolls come in and say: Western propaganda! - just watch and read pro-russian milbloggers, the russian military itself and even russian state media who confirm this simple fact. Russia doesn't inspire shock and awe - it inspires laughing as the russian army is a joke.
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@rasheedh7043 Ah, so you just read the first three words of my comment and ignored all the rest in your tries to deny reality. A pretty weak attempt - even for russian troll standards. I repeat: "As does Prigozhin. And the rest of the russian army." Did you see it now? Or did your brain blank out after "Prigozhin" again? And should you need confirmation for this simple to confirm fact: Read/hear what pro-russian milbloggers, the russian military itself and even the russian state media has to say. Unless you want to call them liars - but then you would violate russian laws and your co_workers in your troll factory have to report you to the FSB. Hmmm - catch22, isn't it?
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@NB-yu4lj Modern Russia was entirely created after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Which was entirely created after the collapse of the tzardom. Which was entirely created after China and Mongolia possessed those lands...so what exactly is your point? Ukraine as a state exists since 1918. Which makes it even older than Russia itself - as Russia just exists since the fall of the Soviet Union. So...I repeat...what exactly is your point? Ukraine declared its independence. Which was ratified by the Soviet Union. In 1918. Y'know: Free referendum and free election by the people of a region itself. Don't you Russians highly adore a free referendum and free elections in regards to independence declarations? At least that's what you tried to make everyone believe in regards to Crimea and the Donbass. If now, suddenly, a free referendum that was acknowledged and ratified by the Soviet Union itself, doesn't have any meaning anymore...guess what: What does this tell you about the referendum in Crimea and Donbass? No matter what strange circles you russian trolls are trying to go: You will lose any argument as you're contradicting yourself nonstop. Every single time. Russian logic is short of amazing - reminds me of the babbling of some lunatics in an asylum.
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@smisl1127 Which was needed as Russia already was in Ukraine, fighting as little green men. And guess what? It worked. Ukraine stalled the russian invasion and already took back 50% of formerly russian occupied territory. The only thing to secure yourself against a warmongering neighbour such as Russia: Arming yourself and making him understand that he will bleed when trying to do something funny. Well, Russia didn't get the memo - and now it bleeds. It bleeds itself dry. No loss.
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@rasheedh7043 As does Prigozhin. And the rest of the russian army. And you know the hilarious part about it? The industrial capacity of the whole West outshines the industrial capacity of a backwater nation called Russia with a GDP like Chile or Venezuela. Russia already has lost - it's just too drunk to realize it.
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@rasheedh7043 And that's how you want to justify crimes against humanity? "Because my neighbour tortures little girls, I will torture little girls, now, too. And it's totally right to torture little girls." That's the logic of russian trolls. The logic of depraved creatures. Of rapists. Congratulation for outing yourself as human waste.
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@jockauld3966 What is it you're waiting for? NATO hasn't entered the fray. They send some ammo, missile systems and as of late some tanks. NATO hasn't even lifted a single finger as of now. And the russian army? Is downgrading nonstop. Taking T-62's out of the stock because it lost half its tank force. Taking BTR 50's out of stock because they lost thousands of IFV's. Lost thousands upon thousands of soldiers already and is basically bleeding itself dry. And NATO: Not lost a single tank or soldier as of now. Russia is fighting against Ukraine. Ang gets beaten. Pretty heavily. Take a stroll through reality from time to time. Is really nice here.
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