Comments by "" (@tekannon7803) on "Situation in Bakhmut is ‘much worse than officially reported,’ Ukrainian soldiers say" video.

  1. Hats off to Malissa Bell and her colleagues reporting the war in the Ukraine and always as usual, the legendary John King giving us the details and asking quality questions that provide the viewing public with quality answers and from the top-notch reporting coming from CNN. Marissa's war-torn face speaks volumes in how hard it must be even to report on a war that is beyond all belief in its intensity and desctruction of human life and infra-structure. We are all war weary over here in Europe and the saber rattling continues to fill the airwaves with the ominous signs of a conflict that could soon break through boundaries and engulf the entire continent. What I think we all need to hear is short-time goals being set so we can have our eyes and ears focuses on, say, taking Mariupol as the next objective. One thing is very, very clear: the Russians have it in their mindset that the Ukraine must come home to Mother Russia. For us it's the opposite and for reasons as important as theirs. The only problem is of course that both sides are going to fight to the end of their capabilities and when the war is over----I quote Leslie Howard from GONE WITH THE WIND. When asked by someone about the civil war which had just broken out, Leslie Howard's character said. "When a war is over, people start asking themselves why they were fighting in the first place." Will it be the same for the Ukraine war? Chancellor Scholz said this is 'Putin's War'. It's hard to believe, but one man's will to fight in Ukraine has now cost the lives of tens of thousands of young men and women and civilians and the cost of rebuilding the Ukraine will be astronomical and long. A construction exec said it will take 30 years to rebuild Mariupol alone!
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