Comments by "duncan smith" (@duncansmith7562) on "Ukrainian official: Counteroffensive not a 'single event' | DW News" video.

Real pity for Donbass....slava Rossiyi, God save Russia
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yeah, and more javelins, and M77s and more himars and more of all those expensive game-changing weapons that have failed so far. NATO taxpayers have plenty of spare cash to give.
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@Shaddarhim obviously not, given the Donbass has voted once for separation from Kiev, and then a second time for union with Russia. It's a strange notion called "democracy", you wouldn't be familiar with it.
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@SmilingNinja exactly, it's a disgrace that part of my earnings go to the NATO killing machine in Ukronazia
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@SmilingNinja Russia saw how USA recognized Afghan, Iraqi and Syrian sovereign territory, and Russia decided to follow the "international rules based order" as demonstrated by US invasions. you reap what you sow.
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@ant318 ah, the old "unable to refute his message, so let's investigate who the messenger is" approach. sums up the desperation of the Ukronazi supporters.
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@paulgibbon5991 what is your definition of hate speech?
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@masakitonguba8919 true. but it's a bad idea
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@rudolfbullach2071 exactly, NATO more than happy to force taxpayers to pay Ukrainians to die in a futile war. got to ensure no NATO lads get killed, and NATO taxpayers keep funding the massacre of Ukronazi boys. you understand how it works.
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@SkyRiver1 they never had any nuclear arms to surrender. Soviet nukes located on Ukrainian territory were never awarded to Ukraine. In fact, the whole notion of Ukrainian independence hinged on who would be in control of ex Soviet nukes. International agreement was that Russia would become the sole inheritor of Soviet nukes, not Ukraine, not Kazakhstan, not any other ex Soviet republic.
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@proselytizingorthodoxpente8304 sure, and when another 100,000 Ukrainian young men die in battle you can tell their grieving families, "such good value for money"
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@SmilingNinja who said the US invasions were immoral?
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@SmilingNinja since I lived and worked there in 2018. And you? able to point to Lugansk on a map 2 years ago were you?
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@SmilingNinja sure, you know my teaching career better than me. well done on knowing where Lugansk is for so many years. and when did you first hear about Right Sector?
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@paulgibbon5991 remarkable that just 5% of NATO's defence budget has given 20% of Ukrainian territory to the Russians! What is stopping NATO from making it 10%? what is your definition of a terrorist state?
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@SmilingNinja actually, my lesson plans start with, "can we use Russian as the lingua franca for our classes?" students - "yes" Zelenski - "no"
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@SmilingNinja Don't know who George Santos is. Your assumptions are off, so let me correct you. I was in Spain for the winter. Now in France. Never been to Lugansk, but have been to Ukraine 4 times. Last time was 2018, teaching English, French and Spanish in classroom setting, in Vynnitsia. The lingua franca used in the classroom was Russian, as that was the language we all could communicate in. Then we were told not to use Russian in the classroom, all part of the russophobic/derussification program that has torn the country apart. So, I left.
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