Comments by "R Johansen" (@rjohansen9486) on "Putin's Cruise Missiles, Iranian Shahed Drones Ravage Odesa; Russia Fights Ukraine For Andriivka" video.

  1.  @legend9805  Ukraine got their independence in 1991. Its borders are internationally recognized, also by Russia. Even so, Russia guaranteed their security along with UK and the US in the Budapest memorandum in 1994. Russia has never questioned or complained to the UN about Ukraine's borders (including Crimea) . BTW, "End up" is a good description.
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  2. That's how these savages work! They are not good for anything else.
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  3. ​ internetresearchagency2238  Donbas is in Ukraine and no one has invaded them, except the Russians.
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  4.  @sweet6827  Asylum seeker who was welcomed by Sweden, which feeds you and give you peace and security ??
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  5.  @ZOFIELHERRERA-wy3yo  Can you tell what's the nonsense (I know you can't, but I'll give you the chance)? The posts are based on facts that anybody can search for and read by themselves. and they are originating from the United Nations. Where is your "facts" from?
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  6.  @feliciafeherpatakyova  And Ukraine has remained neutral. But since Russia started to threaten them, and in the end attack, they will of course seek protection from the aggressor. PUNTO!
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  7.  internetresearchagency2238  "and do you think that Ukraine will comply with agreements in the future?" That's not the problem! The problem is that Putin breaks all the agreements he's not happy with. And those agreements that denies him his dream of restoring the Soviet Union.
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  8. You forgot to mention that the war was started by Putin because of his dream of re-establishing the Soviet Union. And he doesn't seem to care how many lives are lost in his idiotic land-stealing schemes.
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  9.  @EGvids1  Russia uses weapons from many countries. That doesn't make it a proxy war for that reason.
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  10.  @EGvids1  No it's not. It's a proxy war if someone fights it on behalf of someone else. Get your facts straight!
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  11.  @EGvids1  You read to much Russian propaganda! Russia is the one that has attacked its neighbor. And that neighbor is defending himself.
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  12.  @VirgoAtheist0971  Don't talk to me about propaganda, I live in the free world. But the poor Russians .....
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  13.  @Faiez-rh1gm  Yes, the Russians are like orcs! Did you look in the mirror?
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  14. There are more nazis in Russia than in Ukraine!
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  15. You don't have to wonder. The Ukrainians are defending their home land. As would any other nation on earth.
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  16.  internetresearchagency2238  You are lying, as always! Lies: Petro Poroshenko Promised that Children from Donbas would be Sitting in Cellars. On November 14, Russian Channel One informed in its evening news broadcast that, while officially speaking about peaceful settlement of the Donbas problem, in fact the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko was going to strangle Donbas economically and to put Donbas children into cellars. This is not true, and proofs of it were obtained by the Channel One by means of taking Poroshenko’s words out of context and falsely interpreting them from Ukrainian. In his full speech Poroshenko does not say that Ukraine will put residents of Donbas under pressure, but that the occupation of Donbas by pro-Russian militants makes the locals, who have to live without pensions and to hide in cellars, suffer. “This war can’t be won with weapons. Every bullet produces two enemies. And every peaceful day Ukrainian state demonstrates on the liberated territories that citizens, who sang praises to false separatist regime a month ago, receive heat, electricity, at last they can send their children to school, they started to receive pensions, survivorship and disablement payments, they have jobs, they have salaries. “My dear people of Odesa! This is what we avoided thanks to your wisdom, your solidarity. And thanks to – now we all are confident about this – your pro-Ukrainian position. I was full of joy, when after visiting Odesa the delegation of the OSCE made a conclusion that Odesa is a city of harmony, the city of peace. There can’t be a better compliment. I was very happy about it. Thank you for your wisdom, people of Odesa! “And we win together by means of peace! Because we have jobs, and they have not. We have pensions, and they have not. We have support of children and pensioners, they have not. Our children would go to kindergartens and schools, theirs would be sitting in cellars. Because they do not know anything how to do! That’s how we are going to win this war. Because wars are won in minds, and not on the combat fields! They do not know this, but I know. And I have your support, I need it very much in order we win this war without perished Ukrainians, without perished inhabitants of Odesa.” It should be pointed out that Poroshenko speaks about the present situation in Donbas, not about situation possible in future. He describes it using the present tense, not the future one used by Russian journalists in their interpretation of his words. That’s why the Channel One not only took his words out of context, but also falsely interpreted them in order to produce wrong impression as if the President says that the residents of the Donbas will not receive pensions in future.
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  17.  @racebannon7209  About cartoons?
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  18.  @legend9805  Ok, now listen: They did not vote to join Russia. Those referendums are called "sham referendums" of a reason, they are illegal! UN and the international community haven't recognized these referendums held at gunpoint. (No country in Africa have recognized it. No country in Asia, except North Korea and Syria have recognized it. No country in South America have recognized it, except Nicaragua. What does that tell you??) "So-Called Elections in Occupied Areas of Ukraine ‘Have No Legal Grounds’, Undermine Peace Prospects, United Nations Official Tells Security Council. Speakers Recall General Assembly’s Condemnation of 2022 Referendums".
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  19.  @bbaff8622  - Wagner Group recruits people with Nazi tattoos for war in Ukraine The Wagner Group recruits mercenaries through the Russian social media VKontakte; and due to the shortage of personnel, drug dealers, citizens hiding from the police, and people with Nazi tattoos are accepted for "work". Source: video of the Sistemy investigative project - Wagner Boss Cites Tattoo in Colleague’s Nazism Scandal. Dmitry Utkin, one of the Wagner founders, have nazi tatooes. In 2016, he was hosted by Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin. “In order to defeat Nazism, you must try it on yourself,” Prigozhin said in response to a report that a Wagner Group official flaunts his admiration for the Third Reich. Sources close to Wagner cited by Dossier say Utkin used the nickname “Wagner” precisely for its reference to Adolf Hitler’s favorite composer, Richard Wagner. He was also reportedly known to discuss the path of a “true Aryan” and openly don clothing accessories that featured a swastika.
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  20.  internetresearchagency2238  Disinformation: Ukraine was committing genocide in Donbas for eight years. Verdict: FAKE NEWS In order to pursue its expansionist goals in Ukraine, Russia also unleashed information warfare against Ukraine simultaneously with its military aggression. Moreover, it was the “pretext” based on disinformation and falsehoods which Putin used to launch his invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022. On 24 February 2022, Putin stated that the goals of the full-scale war, which he calls a “special operation,” are to “protect the population from genocide as well as denazify and demilitarise Ukraine together with the protection of those people who were abused and subjected to genocide by the Kyiv regime for eight years.” Putin made similar statements at the session of the Human Rights Council in December 2021, saying that “what is happening in Donbas now very much reminds us of genocide.” Russian MFA spokesperson, Maria Zakharova, also made a statement of similar content on 18 February 2022: “The situation [in Donbass] does not resemble a genocide. No, it does not resemble a genocide… It is a genocide…” The claim that Ukraine was committing genocide in Donbas has become a main propaganda message not only for the Kremlin and Kremlin-run media but in other pro-Russian sources as well. The aim of this disinformation is to proclaim Russia’s actions in Ukraine as legitimate and completely disregard any Kremlin-directed blame. In fact, there is not a single international document or conclusion of any relevant international organisation whatsoever that would confirm Moscow’s allegations. That Putin and the Kremlin are unable to prove that genocide indeed took place in Donbas is confirmed by the fact that Russia has never officially appealed to the UN Genocide Prevention Office or any other international institutions over the issues of genocide and ethnic cleansing.
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  21.  @ZOFIELHERRERA-wy3yo  Can you tell what's the nonsense (I know you can't, but I'll give you the chance)? The posts are based on facts that anybody can search for and read by themselves. and they are originating from the United Nations. Where is your "facts" from?
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