Comments by "Sergei" (@sergeikhripun) on "Russia-Ukraine war: At least 7 dead, 20 injured after missile strike in Belgorod" video.

  1. Russia never said that. It was general Millie who has retired. Russia only had 200k troops vs 600k Ukrainian troops and all the support from Collective West at the beginning of the SMO.
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  2. Russia always wanted peace, they signed 2 Minsk agreements to prevent war but Ukraina, Germany and France who co-signed it never had a plan to adhere to them.
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  3. Did you feel sorry for the people of Donbass when US/NATO backed Ukrainian Neo-Nazzzies have been shelling them since 2014 or you were too busy watching Global, CBC and CNN believing everything they told you? Did you ever feel sorry for Iraqis, Syrians, Vietnamese etc?
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  4.  @djstreamwww  Ethnic Russians in Ukraine were treated like Palestinians until Russia interfered.
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  5. The biggest mistake Ukraina made was to ever get in bed with the US, that never worked well for any country.
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  6.  @hh14h  It wasn’t the fault of regular Ukrainian people it was the fault of the/US NATO backed Kiev puppet regime.
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  7. I like how YouTube deletes all comments that expose the US/NATO propaganda.
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  8.  @chriss521  ‘300,000 Might Be Alive, and Ukraine Not Destroyed’ Already there are prominent voices in Ukraine that blame America for this. They say that by forcing the Ukrainian government to walk away from the Istanbul talks, we locked in the ensuing deaths of hundreds of thousands of young people. Oleksii Arestovych, who participated in the talks as a top aide to President Zelensky, is among those who have confirmed they were on the verge of ending the war after just a few weeks of fighting. “Let me tell you, the Istanbul peace initiatives were really not bad [for Ukraine],” he said. The only sticking point, he said, was Russian insistence that Ukraine not formally join NATO. “They said, ‘No NATO, not under any circumstances, that is a red line for us’.” “But if only [Ukraine had accepted that condition], some 200,000 or, how many, 300,000, might be alive today. And half of Ukraine would not have been destroyed, or turned into a minefield.”
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  9. ‘300,000 Might Be Alive, and Ukraine Not Destroyed’ Already there are prominent voices in Ukraine that blame America for this. They say that by forcing the Ukrainian government to walk away from the Istanbul talks, we locked in the ensuing deaths of hundreds of thousands of young people. Oleksii Arestovych, who participated in the talks as a top aide to President Zelensky, is among those who have confirmed they were on the verge of ending the war after just a few weeks of fighting. “Let me tell you, the Istanbul peace initiatives were really not bad [for Ukraine],” he said. The only sticking point, he said, was Russian insistence that Ukraine not formally join NATO. “They said, ‘No NATO, not under any circumstances, that is a red line for us’.” “But if only [Ukraine had accepted that condition], some 200,000 or, how many, 300,000, might be alive today. And half of Ukraine would not have been destroyed, or turned into a minefield.”
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  10. ‘300,000 Might Be Alive, and Ukraine Not Destroyed’ Already there are prominent voices in Ukraine that blame America for this. They say that by forcing the Ukrainian government to walk away from the Istanbul talks, we locked in the ensuing deaths of hundreds of thousands of young people. Oleksii Arestovych, who participated in the talks as a top aide to President Zelensky, is among those who have confirmed they were on the verge of ending the war after just a few weeks of fighting. “Let me tell you, the Istanbul peace initiatives were really not bad [for Ukraine],” he said. The only sticking point, he said, was Russian insistence that Ukraine not formally join NATO. “They said, ‘No NATO, not under any circumstances, that is a red line for us’.” “But if only [Ukraine had accepted that condition], some 200,000 or, how many, 300,000, might be alive today. And half of Ukraine would not have been destroyed, or turned into a minefield.”
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  11.  @jrmchannel4219  Like the Soviet Union giving weapons to South Africa when they fought for their independence, like opening the Patrice Lumumba university in Moscow where students from 3rd world counties studied for free, like sending weapons to African countries in Sahel region so they can tell the French and Americans to buzz off, like building a nuclear plant in Burkina Faso and I can go on and on and on. The only thing you have is MSM narratives.
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  12.  @jrmchannel4219  BRICS consists of 10 countries right now and 40 countries want to join BRICS. When enough countries join BRICS, it will replace the UN, ICJ and useless ICC.
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  13. ‘300,000 Might Be Alive, and Ukraine Not Destroyed’ Already there are prominent voices in Ukraine that blame America for this. They say that by forcing the Ukrainian government to walk away from the Istanbul talks, we locked in the ensuing deaths of hundreds of thousands of young people. Oleksii Arestovych, who participated in the talks as a top aide to President Zelensky, is among those who have confirmed they were on the verge of ending the war after just a few weeks of fighting. “Let me tell you, the Istanbul peace initiatives were really not bad [for Ukraine],” he said. The only sticking point, he said, was Russian insistence that Ukraine not formally join NATO. “They said, ‘No NATO, not under any circumstances, that is a red line for us’.” “But if only [Ukraine had accepted that condition], some 200,000 or, how many, 300,000, might be alive today. And half of Ukraine would not have been destroyed, or turned into a minefield.”
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