Comments by "Faiez" (@Faiez-rh1gm) on "Russia “Destroys US Speedboats", Awards for Pilots Who Fired Kinzhal, Ukraine Flaunts Drone "Boom"" video.

  1. Reznikov must crawl with his drone to Britain 😂😂
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  2. ©  RT Zelensky’s ‘cannon fodder’: The strange lives and pointless deaths of foreign mercenaries fighting in Ukraine July 24, 2023 “My mates have died, and are dying. I’ve seen things out here that, from a military perspective, are beyond unacceptable,” says one Australian fighter From the start of Russia’s military operation in Ukraine, thousands of foreign mercenaries have joined Ukraine’s Armed Forces. They came to Ukraine from all over the world, but mostly from Poland, the US, and Canada. Recently, however, it seems that their interest in fighting for Kiev has significantly faded. This is evident both from estimates provided by the Russian Ministry of Defense and from foreign media reports.
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  3. He he we thought Democracy is you can express free speech 😂😂😂😂
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  4.  @WilliamSuni  better than the Ghost of Kiyv media as Ukraine abandons the dead
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  5. 😂😂😂😂
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  6. Stop crying Orc bot
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  7.  @bekeneel  Amnesty International called out Ukraine of using civilian buildings to shoot at Russian forces.Did you ever think of that.If Russian forces did what you said what can you tell us about America and NATO that did far Wieser then what Russia did
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  8. Mercenaries are losing interest  Since February 24, 2022, a projected 11,675 foreign mercenaries from 84 countries have joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). This was stated by the Russian Ministry of Defense on July 10. The largest numbers of mercenaries apparently came from Poland (over 2,600), the US and Canada (over 900 from each), Georgia (over 800), Great Britain and Romania (over 700 each), Croatia (over 300), as well as from France and the part of Syria controlled by Türkiye (over 200 each). According to Moscow, the peak influx of foreign mercenaries was from March to April of last year, but after the first casualties, the growth rate suddenly decreased.
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  9. Lol keep on crying.Remember a million people died in Iraq.Did you cry for them too
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  10. Mercenaries are losing interest  Since February 24, 2022, a projected 11,675 foreign mercenaries from 84 countries have joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). This was stated by the Russian Ministry of Defense on July 10. The largest numbers of mercenaries apparently came from Poland (over 2,600), the US and Canada (over 900 from each), Georgia (over 800), Great Britain and Romania (over 700 each), Croatia (over 300), as well as from France and the part of Syria controlled by Türkiye (over 200 each). According to Moscow, the peak influx of foreign mercenaries was from March to April of last year, but after the first casualties, the growth rate suddenly decreased.
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  11.  @lambertlum1087  and who controls Wikipedia 😀
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