Comments by "Univeropa" (@univeropa3363) on "Ukrainian diplomat: Why Kyiv needs weapons fast | DW Interview" video.

Procrastinating peace talks costs lives (and future territory).
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@Lessons in Logic Right. In your fantasy world, is the sky red, do milk and honey flow down the rivers and do the pigs fly?
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@Omega0850 Apparently your understanding of the war extends only to colours on a map. Here are questions you need to ask yourself: losses in manpower and equipment, destruction of infrastructur, amount of reinforcements, training, etc. Sure, you can point at Kherson city and marvel at how Ukraine moved into empty space without any strategic value they can exploit, or you can recognise the reality that Russia conserved her manpower while Ukraine has frivolously thrown it away in bullheaded attack after bullheaded attack. What does all the territory in the world mean if your army is destroyed and you cannot hold it a day longer. Now quick, it's now your turn to tell me about the humongous losses the Russians have taken (according to the trustworthy sources of the Ukrainians that also keep claiming that Russia will run out of missles any day now).
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@valentinakuleshova5978 Sure, sure. I've only imagined the ever worsening situation that the media has admitted to.
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@Lessons in Logic Oh dear God, have I anywhere disputed that Ukraine has taken territory back? The point, and I know this might be hard to understand for the likes of you, is that it doesn't matter how much Ukraine can take back as long as Ukraine is completely incapable of taking the hammer to the actual Russian army. It just means that Ukraine is exhausting its forces, while Russia can always take everything back when the AFU starts disintegrating from its losses.
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@Lessons in Logic Ah, you meant months ago without any won territory since then. I was under the impression you were talking about the current situation where yes, one would have to live in a fantasy land to claim that Ukraine is winning territory back. And please don't pretend that there have actually been 150.000 dead Russians. That's just embarassingly repeating Ukrainian claims.
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