Comments by "Silver Prussian" (@Silver_Prussian) on "Is Putin's Invasion Failing? Why the War in Ukraine is so Slow" video.

  1. I have seen a bunch of videos of really long lines in kherson for russian pasports
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  2. Then your bubble of information is wrong There are many videos of residents waiting on lines for a russian pasport one video of hundred of people attending something of a small parade by the russian military Post retaking polls that tell a different story my man The results of the survey by the US government Broadcasting Board of Governors, conducted April 21–29, 2014, showed that 83% of Crimeans felt that the results of the March 16 referendum on Crimea's status likely reflected the views of most people there. Whereas, this view is shared only by 30% in the rest of Ukraine.[145] According to the Gallup's survey performed on April 21–27, 82.8% of Crimean people consider the referendum results reflecting most Crimeans' views,[146] and 73.9% of Crimeans say Crimea's becoming part of Russia will make life better for themselves and their families, while 5.5% disagree.[146] According to survey carried out by Pew Research Center in April 2014, the majority of Crimean residents say the referendum was free and fair (91%) and that the government in Kyiv ought to recognize the results of the vote (88%).[147] According to a poll of the Crimeans by the Ukrainian branch of Germany's biggest market research organization, GfK, on January 16–22, 2015: "Eighty-two percent of those polled said they fully supported Crimea's inclusion in Russia, and another 11 percent expressed partial support. Only 4 percent spoke out against it. ... Fifty-one percent reported their well-being had improved in the past year."[148] Bloomberg's Leonid Bershidsky noted that "The calls were made on Jan. 16–22 to people living in towns with a population of 20,000 or more, which probably led to the peninsula's native population, the Tatars, being underrepresented because many of them live in small villages. On the other hand, no calls were placed in Sevastopol, the most pro-Russian city in Crimea. Even with these limitations, it was the most representative independent poll taken on the peninsula since its annexation.
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  3.  @steveosborne2297  its says post referendom polls you can find that info on the wiki and all polls were done by western media or imstitutions which i though people would trust since they normaly have bias towards them. Also give me source if info where you got that 400.000 left. Or did you pull it out of you a*s ? if you go to crimea sorry to brake your illusion the the majority is overwhelmingly pro-russian, hundred so thousands gather to celebrate the unificatiin with russia each year every march.
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  4. It seem you are the delusional one because those people defenetly have all the things you mentioned they dont have, but you know its hard to live in place that is shelled by a government that hates your guts becaue you speak russian. Literaly they have said it on their own ukrainian national television that all the people in the donbass have to die, last week there was shelling on maternity hospital with pregnant women having to go hide in the basement and female staff literlay crying not being able to do anything and strugling.
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  5. Expet that thsi isnt ww1 nor ww2, nor afghan, nor any other conflict the only thing comparable are the trenches and the use of artilary which ukriane has a massive lack of.
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  6. Not true actual6 the reason is the large use use of trenches by ukraine and the doctrine of supirior firepower which mrnas the russian will wasre shells not men aka slowing the adance untill the enemy has been crushed by artilary.
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  7. More difficult and slower and they xant bring any of what equipment they have left with them, depends on how strong the curent and how deep it is and what trnasportation they have if they have sh*tty civilian vehicles they better swim or get a boat but in reality the bridge was a massive loss.
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