Comments by "rejvaik" (@rejvaik00) on "Something Is Changing in Ukraine" video.

And other nations don't want to step up to fill the gap
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Quality over quantity will always be the better option but on a rare occasion sometimes quantity has a value of its own that can match quality And that's basically Russia's game plan right now play the long game of quantity and a war of attrition in hopes of winning because indeed every resource from manpower and material, to troop morale and public/ international support has a timer
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@exp8all glad to hear it to 247 million is not quite 60 billion but it's something All of Europe will need to step up because this affects Europe the most
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@enzocarneiro6748 correct as a taxpayer you do have a say in how you want your government to spend your money And that's the entire point of democracy you discuss negotiate and compromise how you want your nation's resources to be allocated
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@ludwig-alice oh but I do think that the collective Europe could match the US, they just don't want to Militaries are expensive and they don't want to eat the cost of one If you ever wondered why US military spending is so high it's because the US has to step in at it's own expense to cover allies who themselves don't meet their own commitments All I'm doing is cheering on the collective Europe slowly getting closer to meeting their commitments even incremental progress is still progress
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@misterpinkandyellow74 yes all of Europe does, and what's more they already recognize this As an example they failed to meet a promised commitment of 1million shells to Ukraine and delivered only 350,000 A roadblock for that order was being that all military equipment needed to be manufactured in the home country of whomever in Europe decided to send aid They've since attempted to correct this, but bureaucracy is slow to progress That's called stepping up
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@F.R.E.D.D2986 let's hope so
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@kspraveen86 sadly it's true let's hope this issue can be remedied
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