Comments by "dark room ambience" (@DarkRoomAmbience) on "Kyiv Warns Of Russian Kinzhal Strike, Russia To Hold Muted V-Day Event, Zelensky Slams Putin" video.

Its embarrassing and a shame how you pretend to know more about Ukraine's history more than a Ukrainian.
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By "dozens of KH22 and S300 missles" you mean 35 Iranian-made Shahed drones attacking Kyiv region, with 1 KH22 launched at Odesa. Patriots are not stationed in Odesa.
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@sherrysnyder4195 The only person that is remotely close to resembling Hitler is Putin and Russia's recent actions resemble Nazi Germany. They both promised to restore their country to greatness. Hitler promised to make Germany great again after the humiliation of World War I. Putin promised to make Russia great again after the collapse of the Soviet Union. They both used nationalism and xenophobia to rally support. Hitler used anti-Semitism and anti-communism to rally support for his Nazi party. Putin has used anti-Western sentiment and anti-Ukrainian sentiment to rally support for his regime. They both suppressed dissent and eliminated political opponents. Hitler outlawed all opposition parties and imprisoned or killed his political opponents. Putin has outlawed all opposition parties and imprisoned or killed his political opponents. They both invaded neighboring countries. Hitler invaded Poland. Putin invaded Ukraine and various other neighboring countries They both committed war crimes and crimes against humanity. Hitler's Nazi regime was responsible for the Holocaust, the systematic murder of six million Jews. Putin's Russian forces have committed war crimes in Ukraine, including the indiscriminate shelling of civilian targets and stealing of children. They both were ruthless and ambitious leaders. Hitler was willing to do whatever it took to achieve his goals, even if it meant war and genocide. Putin has also shown a willingness to use violence to achieve his goals. Both Hitler and Putin have nationalistic and populist ideologies, emphasizing the importance of their country and its interests above others. Both leaders have centralized power, limiting freedom of expression and opposition voices and using force and propaganda to control their populations. Hitler famously sought to expand Germany's territories through military conquest, while Putin has annexed Crimea and wants to expand Russia's borders into Europe. Both leaders have expressed criticism of Western countries, with Hitler seeing them as a threat to Germany's dominance and Putin seeing them as a threat to Russia's dominance. Both leaders indoctrinated its youth. Hitler Youth was to indoctrinate young people with Nazi ideology and to prepare them for military service. The Russian equivalent of the Hitler Youth is the Young Army Cadets National Movement created by Putin to indoctrinate Russian children with Russian propaganda, to hate the West and to promote patriotism and to prepare them for military service Dont talk to me about Nazis
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@worthit4493 No, when Russia means multi-polar, it means a world in which there are multiple centers of power, rather than just one. This is in contrast to the current world order, which is often seen as unipolar, meaning that there is one dominant power, the United States. The problem for Russia is that it is too small to be one of the major players in the world. Its economy is too small, its diplomatic soft power is too small, its trade is too small. China and the US are the only superpowers in the world and so the world could be considered a bipolar world order, but even then China doesnt have the military capability to project power globally, neither did the Soviet Union that much. The financial, economic and trade system that is currently in place is the result of the US. Even China's economic growth is the result of Western globalism. Russia has played no influential role in shaping history other than invading its neighbors. Not enough to warrant them automatic power. They need to take it, and they are having a very hard time getting out of their driveway.
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At any time Russia can leave Ukraine and stop the fighting.
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