Comments by "0x777" (@0x777) on "Explosions and gun fire sound over Kyiv as Russia launches attack on capital" video.

  1. If he's made of paper like this one, just light its tail.
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  2. Well, I don't see any strategic or tactical use of rockets. What I see is terror attacks on undefended targets but nothing substantial against military installations.
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  3.  @Josephe998  It would be, if Ukraine had to produce its supplies. It worked in WW2 against Germany because their weapons manufacturing was hit by these attacks. Ukraine gets its weapons from abroad. You don't really hit their ability to wage war by destroying water and power.
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  4. Peace is instantly possible if Putin so wills.
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  5. Quite unlikely. If it really pushes past Ukraine's borders into NATO territory, it will take about 2-3 weeks, devastate some parts of Poland and maybe Romania, waste Belarus and Russia up to Moscow and then it's simply over.
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  6. Because I don't need anything from these countries but Ukraine delivers cheap food. Next question?
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  7. "Running out" in a military context means that they don't have enough anymore for strategic use. And they don't. What's left is terror attacks against undefended targets, military targets simply aren't on the table anymore.
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  8. Mental sickness can linger for years.
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  9.  @victorzvyagintsev1325  Maybe because they were all aimed at this target only? Russia tries to overwhelm the air defenses, why do you think they only launch those attacks once a month? They have to produce enough rockets to actually stage an attack like this.
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  10.  @victorzvyagintsev1325  Maybe because Ukraine doesn't want to hand Russia any information on how well (or badly) their attacks go? Duh. That some of the rockets will reach their target is a given. The question is, how many. That's a question you certainly don't want to answer for Russia if you're Ukraine. You'd rather want them to waste more and more of their rockets where you can easily shoot them down.
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  11. It can end today, if Putin so wills.
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  12.  @everready800  Like Poland was forever German 80 years ago? Putin cannot change his decision. He's dead when this war ends. The question now is only whether he is allowed to drag Russia down into the abyss with him or whether he gets ousted in time and replaced by someone who can actually pull the plug on this blunder.
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