Comments by "peabase" (@peabase) on "Russian ceasefire designed to harm Ukraine's reputation, analysts say" video.

There are Russian nuclear missiles in Kaliningrad, which borders Poland and Lithuania, but where exactly are NATO's nukes along Russia's border? Geography doesn't appear to be your strong suite. Gathering factual information, even less so.
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The Orthodox Church of Ukraine is alive and well, thank you very much. The Russian Orthodox Church has gone over to the dark side, however.
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@migueldb3269 Why lie? 73% of the UN's membership doesn't approve of Russia invading Ukraine, and insists on Russia withdrawing forthwith. Russia's supporters number 1 in Africa and 2 in Asia. Russia found no takers in Latin America. Nada.
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@UFOZone51 As it happens, I've lived in Spain and toured it extensively. And it's *Basque country. You were insinuating that there are nuclear weapons stationed in NATO countries that neighbour Russia. Since your grasp of geography is so tenuous, let's list them: Norway, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland. None of these countries have nuclear weapons on their soil. Norway, a founding member of NATO, goes even as far as outlawing them altogether. You're trying to change the subject, but no, there's no treaty about NATO agreeing not to expand any which way. Strangely, it's a fabrication that you Putin trolls try to peddle at every convenience. One wonders why, because you never manage to prove your case and you only end up embarrassing yourselves.
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