Comments by "" (@johnsch1988) on "Soldiers Reveal Why NATO Training Doesn't Fit Ukraine's War | Western Tactics Fail Against Russia?" video.

NATO fight against desert people with ak 😂
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Finnish army 😂
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@santeriberg8129 What kind of military experience is the Finnish army to give advice to someone ? They lost their war in 1939 in 2 months having defensive positions . What is it about ?
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@santeriberg8129 Well, only you forgot to write that the Soviet army was at war with Germany and their allies and was in this area in smaller numbers. You also forgot to write that the Finns fought for Hitler against the USSR, the USA and Britain. You also forgot to write that the Finns tried to seize all the northern lands of the USSR, including Murmansk, and the Finnish Nazis dreamed of a great Finland from sea to sea. Oh , these chukhontsy for some reason , not knowing how the whole state and the whole history were under someone suddenly imagined themselves to be a great nation ...
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@ugli88 If the victory in the war in 2 months over the enemy , who had been preparing for many years , built a well - fortified line of defense and defended in winter in the cold , is this humiliation ? Then what can we say about the United States, which lost the war in Vietnam and Afghanistan and fled from there throwing equipment and weapons worth billions of dollars!))) Clown
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@santeriberg8129 What successful military actions are we talking about during the 1939 war ? The Finnish army lost the war in 2 months and the Finnish leadership came to Moscow with a request for peace and fulfillment of all the requirements of the USSR ! Oh , these Finnish fairy tales ...
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@ugli88 Why didn 't the USSR seize all of Finland in 1945 ?? Apparently , too , the heroic Finnish army stopped the red army ? Ha ha western clown
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@santeriberg8129 Yes , the Finns entered the Soviet defense line in 1941 and participated in the siege of Leningrad , for which I personally wiped all Finns off the face of the earth , but the good Stalin saved the Finns from legitimate retaliation by the Soviet people ... The Finns were lucky with Stalin , if I were in his place , they could only learn about the Finns now from history textbooks . Stalin was too kind ...
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@santeriberg8129 The Finnish army tried many times to close the blockade ring around Leningrad , but could not do anything else , although the Germans ordered them to attack . All the Finnish army had enough for was to sit on the defensive. The shameful nation of chukhni
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@trofchik9488 Am I a fool to die for the oligarchs ? My homeland is the USSR , not capitalist garbage dumps
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@johanmetreus1268 The USSR has never been in alliance with Hitler's Germany , moreover , the USSR has been trying to create an anti-Hitler coalition in Europe since Hitler came to power , but the West did not need it and he dreamed of inciting Hitler against the USSR for this Hitler was given first Austria, then Czechoslovakia, and then Poland . And if you are talking about the Molotov Ribbentrop Pact, then all Western countries had exactly the same pacts, including Poland , which signed a non-aggression treaty with Hitler back in 1935 !
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@johanmetreus1268 Finland 's help was supposed to come by the spring or summer of 1939 , but the Finnish authorities realized in March that after the breakthrough of the Mannerheim line , they would collapse and the West would not fight for them , but only help with weapons , which would not change the outcome of the war in any way , but only increased losses , so Finland requested peace and fulfilled all the conditions USSR
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@johanmetreus1268 This is a lie ! The Finnish army tried many times to close the blockade and cut off supplies, but all their attempts were repulsed, and the Finnish army retreated to defensive positions after suffering losses. In the future , the German command demanded that the Finns attack , which the Finns asked for help with tanks and artillery for the offensive , but since Germany could not provide them with this , everything remained in these positions
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@johanmetreus1268 Read carefully this non - aggression pact ! Where is there even a word about the union?! Show me !
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@johanmetreus1268 The Pilsudski—Hitler Pact is a non-aggression treaty between Germany and Poland. The joint declaration signed by Germany and Poland on January 26, 1934. Non-aggression Treaty between Germany and Poland. The joint declaration signed by Germany and Poland on January 26, 1934.
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@johanmetreus1268 Come on, tell me how Poland was an ally of Hitler, right?
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@johanmetreus1268 The Franco-German Declaration (Bonnet-Ribbentrop Declaration, Bonnet-Ribbentrop Pact, Franco-German Agreement) is a declaration signed on December 6, 1938 in Paris by the Foreign Ministers of France and Germany J. Bonnet and I. Ribbentrop.
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@johanmetreus1268 Come on, tell me how France and Britain were allies of Hitler?!
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@johanmetreus1268 The Munich Agreement of 1938 (also called the Munich Agreement) is an agreement between Germany, Great Britain, France and the Kingdom of Italy, drawn up in Munich on September 29, 1938 and signed on the night of September 29-30 of the same year by German Chancellor Adolf Hitler, British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, French Prime Minister Edouard Daladier and Prime Minister of Italy Benito Mussolini.
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