Comments by "Fabian Schrötter" (@fabianschrotter) on "Wagner Boss Fumes After Explosive Charge On Mercenaries; 'Abducted Russian Soldiers, Stole...'" video.

  1.  @upstairs1307  The geographical impossibility that this soldier was captured by ukrainians west of Bakhmut after his proven arrest by Wagner east of Bakhmut shouldn't be an argument? Feel free to choose a name.
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  2. Glory to Russia, right? Or would shame, corruption, torture and betrayal be more appropriate?
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  3. What do we expect from a gang of prisoners who have to work together with an army of drunkards? Russia in a nutshell
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  4. He was at the time of the conflict with Wagner east of Bakhmut. Wagner captured him there. The Ukrainian front is west of Bakhmut. The difference between East and West is treated in elementary school, isn't it? But as you can see, you even find people who like your total nonsense.
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  5. Interesting. Under a video showing the pathetic corruption and barbarism in the Russian army, you have nothing better to do than to distract with equally pathetic Russian propaganda. Whataboutism at its finest.👍 Here are 5 rubles for you.
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  6. What else can you expect from a terror state? Russian "conditions" would be unthinkable in any other army. It's a horde of barbarians.
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  7. American artillery, drunk-firing at their own soldiers?
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  8. ​​ @upstairs1307  First off, what you're doing here is the usual Z-supporter Whataboutism reflex. I'm tired of the Pro-Russians assuming every damn time that the deaths of Ukrainian children are somehow justifiable by the deaths of Vietnamese children. We don't have a Vietnamese war refugee in our guest room, but a Ukrainian one! Because there was a dictator in the 20th century who denied the jews the right to exist, may putin also deny the ukrainians the right to exist and publicly announce a de-ukrainization of ukraine? According to his latest bill from a few weeks ago, ukrainians in the occupied territories who refuse to declare their ukrainian identity can be deported. Looks familiar, doesn't it? The US committed war crimes in Iraq, Vietnam and so on are a form of collateral damage to them. They try to minimize for the press but not very motivated. But for the Russians, war crimes against civilians and the systematic destruction of entire cities have always been an important part of their warfare. The Americans are indifferent, the Russians are barbarians. The chechen capital was just as completely destroyed as Bakhmut for example. Complete destruction.
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  9. ​ @angeurbain6129  Only in your pathetic Russian propaganda bubble... But you're right about the Wagner criminals. The corrupt Russian army has nothing better to offer.
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  10. ​ @scorpionl6335  No NATO necessary for Wagner to be reduced in Bakhmut by a small part of the Ukrainian army to such an extent that they are now withdrawing. To "lick their wounds," according to Prigozhin. By the way, Prigozhin also expects the following: "Bakhmut will be back in Ukrainian hands in a month and a half at the latest... The regular Russian forces are unable to hold the position when its gets tough, they run."
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  11. No, contempt for human life, treason, theft and torture have always been traditions in the Russian horde. You can't call that an army.
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  12. The biggest traitor is actually already known. Putin. He sacrificed hundreds of thousands of Slavs and the future of Russia to his dictator's madness.
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  13. You mean because they occasionally report some reality between the normal pathetic Russian propaganda? What do you expect from a prison gang forced to work alongside an army of drunks? Russia in a nutshell...
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  14. Of course, because he's telling the truth. The Russian generals are complete idiots, the Russian army regularly cowardly flees from their positions and the Russian propaganda is wild science ficion. All Prigozhin quotes. He also predicts the loss of Bakhmut within the next month and a half because he thinks the Russian troops there are incompetent...
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