Comments by "urkiddingme" (@urkiddingme6254) on "Absolute Madness from Russians in Soledar" video.

  1. and called them whores. Because that's what these kind of men do. They take innocent life, drag it through the mud, and then throw it away because it's dirty.
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  2. I noticed that also. Going up by thousands lately instead of hundreds. HIMARS maybe.
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  3.  @schmetterling4477  He might be thinking of the chaos in the US' newly elected House of Representatives that came into power on Jan 3. A small very loud-mouthed number of the Republican majority are picking up any little detail they can find to avoid aiding Ukraine. If they can't find details, they make them up. They have been using every disinformation tactic that Putin and his forbears ever thought of. I don't know if there's any truth in that DOD licensing claim regarding Leopards, but Newsweek published this statement on Jan 10: Germany holds the export license on Leopard II tanks, meaning it controls whether the tanks can roll out in Ukrainian territory.
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  4. That war of attrition comment will get Putin in trouble. DW had a panel discussion today, the gist of it being that the West and NATO need to send tanks, lots of tanks, and do it quickly before Russia has a chance to regather strength, because Russia has more population to throw at this war than Ukraine does. I.E. if we expect Ukraine to win the war, we need to get it done NOW, not next year. Apologies to Ukraine. I don't think of you in terms of the number of soldiers you have, as if this is some game.
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  5. completely agree. No more hesitation. I also think this "war of attrition" comment has all of NATO, most importantly Germany, getting closer to getting serious about arming Ukraine. It was a wakeup call. I think your Schulz will be under so much pressure that he will soon give the OK on the Leopard -- if not for Germany to send them, then at least for allied countries to send them.
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  6. Ukrainians are smart to publish videos of their compassion toward life, even a mouse, while Russia tries to use fear as their weapon of choice. You catch more flies with honey than vinegar, and Ukraine has most of the free world on its side.
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  7. word salad bot.
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  8. One more time! Encore! Encore!
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  9. what's your source for that? I recall Boris being among the first to visit Kiev after Russia invaded it, but not anything about UK sending arms immediately.. EuroNews says US first shipment arrived on Jan 21 -- before Russia even invaded. January 21, 2022. - Copyright SERGEI SUPINSKY / The United States says the first shipment of military aid promised by President Joe Biden to Ukraine amid the standoff with Russia has arrived in Kyiv.
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  10. Oh, is that what they mean by "Mother Russia?" Nationalism? I always thought it was a term of endearment for their homeland, but maybe it's more sinister.
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  11. Bot pretending to be an American. piffle and codswallop.
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  12. interesting point. Very good point.
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  13. True. I'm thinking USA has changed its thinking about Ukraine hitting into Russian territory. I don't hear anything out of Washington that is derogatory towards Ukraine's recent hits on Russian military sites, even when they've been done with HIMARS. Or am I wrong on that ... are all these Russian territory strikes being done with Ukrainian improvised drones?
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