Comments by "PNH 6000" (@PNH-sf4jz) on "" video.

@ciberzombiegaming8207 Your position is really understandable. Unfortunately, I am inclined to think that concerns about Russia's wish to recover more of the previously held territories and countries, if it is successful in Ukraine, are realistic. Therefore I can also understand the desire of people in Lithuania and other countries, in similar situations, to wish to support Ukraine. I believe that the Ukrainian people are really doing a mighty job, not only for themselves, but also for others. With Best Wishes to the Ukrainians with a huge salute. Jūsų pozicija yra tikrai suprantama. Deja, aš linkęs galvoti, kad susirūpinimas dėl Rusijos noro susigrąžinti anksčiau laikomas teritorijas ir šalis, jei pasisekė Ukrainoje, yra realūs. Todėl aš taip pat galiu suprasti Lietuvos ir kitų šalių žmonių norą, panašiomis situacijomis, norėdamas palaikyti Ukrainą. Manau, kad Ukrainos žmonės iš tikrųjų dirba galingą darbą ne tik sau, bet ir kitiems. Su geriausiais linkėjimais ukrainiečiams su didžiuliu sveikinimu.
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@wildswift8040 Not likely.
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@bluemarlin8138 That certainly seems to be the picture. Hardly what one could call a justifiable reason for Russia's invasion. Russia couldn't say that so they cooked up the "country full Nazis" story. This is why I do not believe that the invasion is just supported and maintained by Putin. Sure he would like to see it accomplished in his time, however, if he is out of the picture for any reason, I believe that the invasion and war will continue with someone else in the "driver's" seat. At least as long as the Russians can maintain the offensive. One can only hope, if that circumstance arises, that his replacement will be no better or even worse in terms of management of the military.
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@menjac1 You are definitely in the minority mate. I feel sad for you pro-Russian guys. trying to get a particular message out to people who really don't agree with you and find your little bird like calls either irritating or annoying, or more likely Just misinformed.
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@vitalijslebedevs1629 They may also be concerned that they will be treated in the same way that they have seen Ukrainian POW's treated by the Russians.
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@D64nz Putin-bot or cremlin-creep
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@snowsurfr The way that you have described the overall situation is as I see it. I have looked at the "you should look at the other side of the story" lines offered by pro-Russian traitors from the "west" and some Russian material that I have been able to have translated and it appears very much the way that you have 'drawn the picture.' My hope is that Ukraine will be successful in their aim to recover their territory, including Crimea, Luhansk and Donetsk of the Donbas region.
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@pacemart60 Are you telling a better story?
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@pacemart60 More likely another putin-bot or cremlin-creep.
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@Mistersontix Another armchair soldier offering observations that have little foundation in reality. Could even be referred to as a putin-bot or cremlin-creep.
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Agree Wholeheartedly.
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Well said.
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@Ross72A There has to be some break-point, in which case it will either be a disorganised retreat or a tactical withdrawal.
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Such a lot of pro-Russian c**p in these comments, seems to indicate they are definitely worried. They won't be paid their performance bonuses.
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@vitalijslebedevs1629 It's good to see some informed statement from 'this side' by someone who seems to understand the Russian view, and the historical and contemporary perspective of 'Novorossija'.
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