Comments by "Diogo Jorge" (@DiogoJ1) on "euronews" channel.

  1. That's Russia in a nutshell. Masters of playing victim everytime things don't go their way.
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  2.  @g0ld.enr0se38  Plenty to know that in their perspective, it's never their fault, and it's always the other countries fault for not doing what they want.
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  3.  @g0ld.enr0se38  Didn't want Ukraine and other countries to join NATO.
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  4.  @g0ld.enr0se38  Those last two will join eventually, and hopefully Russia will learn to stay put this time.
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  5.  @davidmurphy563  Here's hoping that is true and that Russia learns to not trust the KGB.
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  6. Then head home. Any who support Putin shouldn't bother putting foot in European soil.
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  7.  @louieintheshade9422  Sure, as long they behave themselves. Doing good for Russia at the expense of Ukraine. That's unnaceptable.
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  8.  @skinf  That's the mistake right there. There are no hostile nations. Russia on the other hand became an hostile nation in their paranoia.
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  9.  @QuietJugung  Invading other countries isn't the side of peace.
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  10. No it won't. We will blame Russia for it, and you will accept that fact, whetever you like it or not.
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  11. Not until they retreat from Ukraine. Until then we suffer together to the last.
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  12.  @aykaykalash  Sweden is thinking about it, and seems interested.
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  13.  @skinf  Intimidating other countries thinking they own their minds and being outright hostile to any country that doesn't do as they say.
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  14.  @QuietJugung  There's nothing wrong with that as long as it's outside Russia's territory. Ukraine has the right to fortify their defenses.
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  15.  @grandemperorputin5992  Great, but you did claim 0 in the streets the like, clearly you didn't search hard enough. And for all we know Russia might be getting of such undesirables when nobody is watching.
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  16. Considering their demands... no wonder it never came to pass. Russia needs to lower their demands or they can kiss negotiations goodbye.
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  17.  @natalbozh1686  Minsk aggrement was already broken, and Russia broke their promise of not invading Ukraine in exchange for their nuclear warheads that were in Ukraine. Also, demilitarization wasn't part of the Minsk agreement last I checked.
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  18. Not even close.
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  19.  @DeanMeraz  Lol. Karma isn't real. Also karma for what? Something that happened centuries ago? That isn't the fault of current generations.
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  20.  @ohhoho5876  What kids? You barely see any of them in the streets.
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  21.  @clarencedupas9007  Lol, you can't even write words correctly. There's nothing to seethe or cope about. The IMF is trash, so...
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  22.  @kasperssononeandonly  Probably won't happen with Orban in power. The sooner they kick him out of the office the better.
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  23. Would be nice if true, but let's be skeptical about this.
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  24.  @g0ld.enr0se38  Even in this video, we can see Russians acting entitled. They think it's okay to complain about discrimination while having Putin shirts? They are pretty much painting a target on their bodies.
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  25.  @esosaiyamu2581  You are the brainwashed one by Russia propaganda. Portuguese media is trustworthy, so I have little reason to doubt it.
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  26.  @AmazingFits  That's rich, when it's the Russians who make claim about their security being threatened, and yet Ukraine is no threat to them.
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  27.  @CoolbreezeFromSteam  They were invaded. That makes them a victim. Of course it was denied. For no reason? Soviet Union already knew before hand they would be rejected. it was all just a ploy from the USSR so they could say "see? They hate us." NATO can't accept threats among them. It would be like letting the fox into the barn. Correction, even if Russia stopped existing, NATO would continue to exist. NATO's purpose isn't to oppose Russia but also other potential threats.
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  28.  @QuietJugung  There's no security in invading Ukraine. Or should we take that as an admission that Russia suffers from an inferiority complex?
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  29.  @QuietJugung  It's not. Ukraine is an insignificant threat. Ukraine would have to be suicidal to attack Russia. It's paranoia to assume they would start hostilities.
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  30.  @EVPHASE  Hardly. We will be fine.
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  31. Just the fact that it is taking so much effort to defeat Ukraine, it's plenty to humiliate Russia.
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  32. Indeed. I will be here laughing at easterns when that time comes. I will feast in their disapointment at how their predictions of EU falling will not come true.
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  33.  @FEiSTYFEVER  Nothing wrong with that. But there must be limits.
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  34.  @robertnorthfield8947  No? It's about race. If it's only different beliefs, then it's a different form of discrimination.
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  35.  @skinf  Different, and yet commiting the same mistakes.
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  36. Did they? I find it suspicious that he's been in power for around 20 years.
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  37. Falling apart... right... goes to show how ignorant you are about Europe. We are going to have some hard times ahead, but calling something measly like that falling apart is an blatant exageration.
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  38. Well, at least you admit that RT is no better.
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  39. You wish. Good luck humiliating us Europeans.
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  40. Smart or not. They support evil all the same.
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  41. When? Because I don't feel humiliated at all.
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  42. Lol, 10 times? At least try to make yourself believable by not exagerating so much. If we were 10 times worse than Russia then we would long be dead by now.
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  43.  @grandemperorputin5992  If you honestly think there's zero poverty, then you are naive. Just because you can't see it, doesn't mean it's not there.
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  44.  @grandemperorputin5992  But afraid it is. The same is true for you, no matter what you want, the truth won't bend to you. Doesn't matter if it was or not. One moment in time doesn't equal all moments, and there are more important things to care about than to keep a city clean. Of course I would. It's a simple matter to pass the finger over the table and find dust on it.
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  45. Russia is far bigger. Ganging is a valid strategy, just like in RPGs when fightning bosses.
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  46. Reminder that Russia was originally on the axis side. They didn't help out of kindness of their hearts but out of their own self interest under Stalin's command no less. I don't have any grattitude to give to such people.
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  47. Eventually being a long time.
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  48.  @RM-rq7ll  That's a long time. And probably years as Ukranians will always keep fightning even after Russia declares victory.
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  49.  @lorenzop3982  Yeah, pretty much.
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  50. It's never too late.
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