Comments by "Gabor Rajnai" (@gaborrajnai6213) on "How Ukraine's ammunition shortage is hitting morale | DW News" video.

  1. Well, as the saying goes, rotten eggs always find their way out of the basket, doesn't it DW?
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  2. Well, the lesson is: you have to fight your wars based on your own resources and production and not rely on outside aid.
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  3. As far as I know, in Bakhmut civilians are sitting in the cellars and waiting for the Russian army to liberate them. Maybe they don't want to be Ukrainians?
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  4. How much Lockheed Martin asks for a stick?
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  5. What a BS. EU has nothing to do with Polands munition stockpiles.
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  6. Restaurant Kiev's special offer for the spring: Artillery free grilled Leopard on a stick.
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  7. ​ @thegreatdane3627  Come on, you can send troops to ukraine, if you want to. You don't send because Russia is by no way want to restore the Soviet Union, and your diplomats know this full well. If they wanted to, the reaction would be an intervention.
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  8. You cant give what you dont have. Simple as that.
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  9.  @jpa5038  Ok, they make their offensive, and live up absolutely everything they have? Whats next? Russians will have ammo and manpower even after the Ukrie offensive. Ukries can gain as much land as they want, it wont give them shells to continue.
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  10. So they are deliberately sending in troops to Bakhmut to die without any chance.
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  11. They are 10 percent off according to analysts, so yes, they do.
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  12. Do you think he needs to resort for DW reports to know that? Thats what he played for all along.
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  13. No Ukraine cant hold for much longer, neither trust the west to resupply them. If that would be the case they would just accept a ceasefire and wait for their stockpiles to build up. But they know it wont happen. What they dont achieve now, they will never achieve.
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  14. There will be a spring offensive 80.000 Ukrainian troops are waiting near Chasiv Yar. They dont want to give up Bakhmut because they want to strike there, and its easier to trap the Russians, if they own at least a part of the city.If it goes extremely well, they can trap or push the Russian army out of Donbas entirely. Thatswhy Wagner is now rushing to conquer Bakhmut before the snow melts.
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  15.  @zedeyejoe  Well, it turns out a dumb munition is not that less precise, than how much it is cheaper to produce in quantity. West is losing this, because it is too focused on this precision weaponry for horror prices and small quantities BS.
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  16. Because that wont happen and everybody knows that?
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  17. EU is giving them 10 bil USD on every fking month, beside of the special grants, the peace fund, and the individual donations of members.
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  18. Just explain me one thing Ivan, because I don't get it. How is it possible, that Ukraine, who manufactured the Zenith orbital rocket 10 years ago, and launched satellites with them cant make their own goddamn ballistic missiles shoot to 300 kliks? How come, that the country, which manufactured the biggest goddamn transport plane in the world cant produce a frigin fighterjet? How is it possible, that the second biggest country in Europe has to cry to Switzerland, a little flycrp on a map to produce arti shells for them? You rolled S-300's down from production lines 30 years ago, like if they were candies, and you have to cry for crappy NASAMS? Where is your fking industry? We really need to turn Europe into war economy, because you cant produce anything else than sunflower oil anymore? Who is responsible for all of this? Let me guess, Poroshenko and Zelensky. And you wonder why some people want back the Soviet times, when Ukraine was an industrial state.
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  19. Lol in that case Russia is a bigger democracy than Ukraine, since Russian milbloggers are generally openly criticizing their own army. What for some strange reason western media doesn't interpret as a sign of free speech, rather than dissent, or weakness.
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  20. Well, not yet, but they have better perspectives. As they always had.
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  21. Nope they were bolstered pretty much before the war, otherwise they wouldn't stand for a day.
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  22. I don't think that after this campaign of hatred by western politicians, anything else is acceptable than the total conquest of Ukraine. Who could promise to the Russians credibly, that Ukraine wont be a NATO member? Biden? USA promised them multiple times, that this wont happen, and they lied. Sholtz? He is such a lapdog, he cant even protect his own pipelines. Macron? He turns from wherever the wind blows. The austrians, or the hungarians? They don't have the power to promise such things credibly. There are only military solutions remained in Ukraine no diplomatic ones, and I think Zelensky knows that from at least last march.
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  23.  @ЯБезымянный-о5ф  Just leave us alone with slavs. Its the slavs in Europe, Croats, Poles, Czechs, Slovaks who are fuelling this war, and pushing around Western Europe. If it would be the non slavs this war wouldnt even start.
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  24. The question is who is more corrupt? The west, where for 100 bil you get 20 rocket launchers, or Ukraine, where some of those disappear.
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  25.  @RoninTF2011  Well, they literally begged Europe and USA to respect their folks, and not push eastwards for 20 years, and they were dismissed.
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  26. ​ @RoninTF2011  Nations of eastern europe must respect the decisions of the European Comission to respect their minorities, otherwise they will be in a war as we see. If they dismiss basic human rights as diplomatic nonesense they will be punished.
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  27.  @chbr-ms2on  Europe keeps afloat that wreck. Do you think their population can eat your HIMARS?
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  28.  @NathansHVAC  USA 😂😂😂
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  29.  @thegreatdane3627  Ceasefire is not a negotiated peace, only a temporary timeframe when they are not shooting at eachother. If it ends they can continue.
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