Comments by "R Johansen" (@rjohansen9486) on "'Russia Will Continue To Exist...': French FM Wants Europe To Sign Security Deal With Putin" video.

  1. "Disband NATO". 🤣
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  2.  @Radio9730killer  You forgot the Russian/Soviet list: Chuvasia, Ingusetia, Kalmykia, Tartarstan, Chechnya, Dagestan, Mordvina, Udmurtia, Mari, Tsjerkessia, Ossetia, Komi, Bashkiria, Ingria, Karelia, Sakha, Kaliningrad, Kurilene, Khanty Turkestan, Yakutia, Bukhara, Khiva, North Ingria, Buryatia, Georgia, Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Finland, Bukovina, Tuva, East Prussia, Hungary, Transnistria, Yugoslavia, Northern Caucasus, Kuril Islands, Afghanistan, 1917: Kazakhstan 1917-1921: Ukraine 1924: Georgia 1929: Sino – Soviet conflict. China 1929: Afghanistan 1930: Afghanistan. 1932: Chechnya. 1934: China. 1937: China. 1939: Poland 1939: Finland 1940: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania. 1940: Romania (1941 – 1945: WW2, Allied with the West) 1945 – 1960s: Ukraine, Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Croatia, Romania, Hungary, Germany. 1946 – 1954: First Indochina War 1950 – 1953: Korean War. 1955 – 1975: Vietnam War. 1953: East Germany. 1956: Hungary. 1961 – 1968: Albania. 1968: Czechoslovakia. 1969: China. 1969 – 1970: Israel. 1974 – 1991: Eritrea. 1975 – 1991: Angola. 1977 – 1978: Somalia. 1979 – 1989: Afghanistan. 1991 – 1992: Georgia/South Ossetia. 1991 – 1993: Georgia. 1992 – 1993: Georgia/Abkhazia. 1992: Transnistria/Moldova/Romania. 1992: North Ossetia. 1992 – 1997: Tajikistan. 1994 – 1996: First Chechen War. 1999: Dagestan. 1999 – 2009: Second Chechen War. 2008: Georgia. 2009 – 2017: North Caucasus. 2014 - : Ukraine 2015 - : Syria. 2018 - : Central African Republic. Libya, Mali, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Cameroon, Sudan, Kongo, Angola, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Madagskar
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  3. They don't need a reminder, because they didn't start the war. Russia did!
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  4. No one wanted to destroy Russia? It's just a lie the Russians tell themselves to excuse the murders of the Ukrainians.
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  5. Really!?? "Once war ends," means exactly that. There is no mention of either a winner or a loser. Or maybe Russia plan to war forever, is that what you are saying??
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  6.  @rednut  Go study history, you ignorant! And the way history is taught in Russia - we all know very well - is a complete lie and state propaganda. And the masses allow themselves to be brainwashed. Gorbachev himself has stated that it never was such a promise.
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  7.  @MarkNOTW  "Ukraine is the one that broke the Minsk agreement and then reneged on another deal in Feb 2022." The Minsk Agreements are a basis for political resolution of the conflict in Donbas. They have been violated by the Russian Federation on a regular basis. Point 10, for example, calls for the withdrawal of all foreign armed formations and military equipment from the two disputed regions, Donetsk and Luhansk: Ukraine says this refers to forces from Russia, but Moscow denies it has any forces there. (Later Putin admitted there were russian forces.) Signing of the first documents in September 2014 followed direct incursion of the Russian regular troops in Donbas and intense hostilities near the city of Ilovaysk — the place of one of the most shameful crimes, committed by the Russian Army in Donbas. At least 366 Ukrainian servicemen were killed and 429 were wounded there while leaving the city in the so-called “green corridor” under the guarantees of commanders of Russian troops. In violation of the Minsk Memorandum, Russian troops and Russia-backed illegal armed formations seized 8 pieces of land 1696 km² in area, which had to be on the Ukrainian government-controlled territory according to the line of contact, defined by the Memorandum. Debaltseve is one of the most telling examples of how Russia violates the Minsk Agreements. Combined Russian-terrorist forces attacked and seized the city and the outskirts on 16–18 February 2015, immediately after the Minsk Package of measures, establishing the comprehensive ceasefire since 15 February, had been signed.
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  8.  @MarkNOTW  "Ukraine is the one that broke the Minsk agreement and then reneged on another deal in Feb 2022." Putin are lying about signing a peace deal: People are sharing a video of Russian President Vladimir Putin showing South African President Cyril Ramaphosa a document, claiming that Russia signed a peace agreement with Ukraine in the spring of 2022! This is yet another example of FAKE NEWS created by Vladimir Putin himself, and propagated by his supporters to diminish support for Ukraine’s fight against Russia. - On 7 April 2022, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov announced that Moscow rejected a draft peace deal from Ukraine, saying that it contained “unacceptable” elements that deviated from proposals that both sides’ negotiators had earlier agreed on. - July 19 : Dmitry Medvedev said that “Russia will achieve all its goals. There will be peace – on our terms” - On September 14, 2022, Reuters reported that Vladimir Putin rejected a provisional deal, in which Ukraine agreed to stay out of NATO. His own chief envoy on Ukraine, Dmitry Kozak, told him that the deal would remove the need for Russia to pursue a large-scale occupation of Ukraine, and recommended that Putin adopt the peace deal. However, PUTIN DECIDED TO REJECT the provisional peace agreement Kozak hammered out with the Ukrainians, and pressed ahead with his “special military operation”.
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  9.  @MarkNOTW  There wasn't any agreement in Turkey. Johnson said this to his own parliament: There is absolutely no sign that Russia wants to reach a deal with Ukraine, and it could not be trusted even if one was on offer, Boris Johnson has told the Commons. And he was right, Russia had broken all the agreements so far, including Minsk. The former prime minister warned against a "land for peace" deal, and said he doubted Volodymyr Zelensky or any Ukrainian government would agree to any such compromise. (While in 2014-2017 the implementation of the Minsk Accords could have led to a negotiated reintegration of Donbas into Ukraine under international supervision, the international situation and Russia’s intentions have changed. In fact, by late 2021 Russian authorities had all but integrated the breakaway republics into the Russian political, military and economic space, precluding any meaningful possibility of the region’s peaceful reintegration into Ukraine. Whilst the Ukrainian leadership pursued a ceasefire in Donbas from the summer of 2020, the Kremlin used it as a bargaining chip to put pressure on Zelensky’s government and to create a flimsy pretext for an invasion. Zelensky’s last-ditch attempts to return to the negotiations in late 2021 were rejected by Putin, who tore up the Minsk Accords by recognising the independence of the breakaway regions. Thus, instead of a roadmap to future peace, the Minsk Accords had largely become a military-diplomatic tool in the hands of Russian leadership to legitimise regime change and the dismemberment of Ukraine.)
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  10.  @MarkNOTW  Feb -14 “coup”: It already started in nov -13. First there was an attempted coup by the russians. They put pressure on president Yanukovych to not sign an already negotiated political association and free trade deal with EU. When people heard about this scam, they gathered in the streets. Protesters opposed what they saw as widespread government corruption and abuse of power, the influence of Russians and oligarchs, police brutality, and human rights violations. Ressive anti-protest laws fuelled further anger. In January and February 2014 further protests resulted in the government’s resignation. On 21 February, Yanukovych and the parliamentary opposition signed an agreement to bring about an interim unity government, constitutional reforms and early elections. The next day, 22 February, the Ukrainian parliament voted to remove Yanukovych from office by 328 to 0. Russia then occupied and annexed Crimea, with “little green men” (Russian masked soldiers). More “little green men” together with Russian armed pro-Russian separatists seized government buildings and proclaimed the independent states of Donetsk and Luhansk, sparking the Donbas war. The Russian Federation initially denied that these were Russian military forces, but in April 2014 Vladimir Putin finally confirmed the presence of the Russian military. Alexander Borodai, Prime Minister of the self-declared Donetsk People's Republic, stated that 50,000 RUSSIAN citizens fought in the Donbas up to August 2015. THESE SOLDIERS are the ones that the Ukraninan government fought against, NOT “shelling of innocents in Donbass”, which Russian propaganda will tell you.
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  11.  @MarkNOTW  "not one inch eastward”. Gorbachev himself said it was never a promise. Anyway, it is the former Warzaw Pact members that have seeked to NATO, not the other way around. They seek protection from a more and more aggressive Russia. See Putins speech that Mark is referring to. He wants to reestablish the Soviet union as "Great Russia", with him as Peter the Great. That's the true and only reason for this war.
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  12.  @MarkNOTW  "EU leaders have admitted the Minsk agreement was a ruse to allow time to militarize UKR. We have the interviews and eye witness testimony. It is indisputable." You are lying again, is it a habit of yours? Russiapost/republicru: In December 2022, Angela Merkel, in an interview with Die Zeit, said that the Minsk agreements “bought time” for Ukraine to strengthen its army: “it was obvious to us that the conflict would only be frozen without the problem being solved,” though thanks to the agreements Ukraine won “precious time.” Later, the former chancellor was echoed by former French President François Hollande, who noted the strength of the Ukrainian army and attributed that to the Minsk agreements. Moscow was predictably delighted by these comments, DISTORTING them to make it seem that Merkel and Hollande had perfidiously been preparing Ukraine for a new war with Russia, even though they had only been talking about a well-used window of opportunity by Kyiv. The resurgent topic of the Minsk agreements demonstrates the cognitive chasm separating today’s Russia and the West, which calls into question the durability of any future peace negotiations. Nevertheless, Putin broke the Minsk agreements right after it was signed.
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  13. Putin will never forget he broke the Minsk agreement?? Russia violated the Minsk Agreements. The deals required a ceasefire, withdrawal of foreign military forces, disbanding of illegal armed groups, and returning control of the Ukrainian side of the international border with Russia to Ukraine, all of this under OSCE supervision. Russia has done none of this. It had regular military officers as well as intelligence operatives and unmarked “little green men” woven into the military forces in Eastern Ukraine. The LPR and DPR forces are by any definition “illegal armed groups,” that have not been disbanded. The ceasefire has barely been respected by the Russian side for more than a few days at a time. Russian-led forces prevented the OSCE from accomplishing its mission in Donbas as spelled out in the Minsk Agreements.
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  14. Stay out of Western Europe and Ukraine! Then you will have your "civilization" forever.
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  15. Has the Kremlin had a reality check?
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  16.  @Splatdo  Yes, that's what you said! "America or...... Canada and UK?" "All of the above"
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  17.  @paulcornwall7258  If you can't handle the heat, get out of the kitchen!
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  18. "No deal because if I’m Russia". Well, you are not Russia!
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