Comments by "A Vishnevsky" (@avishnevsky7394) on "Sky News Australia" channel.

Why should you be sorry for russian invaders and occupants? It is kind of saying "i feel terrible for foreign terrorists and for police forces, because they are killing each other in captured by terrorists building, full of civil hostages"
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@newwonderer less than 50% before 2014 (start of russian aggression agains Ukraine), in 2023 it is 90% or something.
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Very manipulative name of video. I don't see "atrocities" in this video, it is about mental damage of soldiers on front line that affects every soldier on front line.
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Moreover, they often come to your "racist" country for better living and it is your fault as citizen to allow your government tolerate this type of fraud
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@3yebeams it is interesting how professional victims twist things around. First of all, the real slave owners are dead long time ago. You are lier and manipulator. I think that UK government should stop pay any money and freeze all bank accounts to every hypocrite, who thinks that government can violate own obligations to "slavers"
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Trump supporters are as crazy as woke people, the main difference is that they believe in different BS
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The only way to stop illegal migration is to send people back to their country. Migrants risk own lives to cross sea on small boat only because EU countries will not send them back.
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@stephenhawkins3316 you can't compare occupant with protector, it is delusional. Primitive logic: russian soldiers can go home and it will stop the war; Ukranian soldiers are at home already, they don't have any other choice. Mental damage is consequence of war, it affects every soldier on front line, it is true. Zero connection with "there are no good guys" crap.
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@Formed123 you are totally correct, war started in 2014, when russian soldiers occupied Crimea and tried to occupy East of Ukraine. Ukraine was peaceful country till 2014 and remained peaceful on all non-occupied by russians territory. Many Ukrainians, who were agains russian occupation, were tortured or killed by russian occupants. I recommend to read book "In Isolation" by Stanislav Aseyev (he was tortured in special "prison" and managed to survive it)
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They bought tickets to wrong train or something like it, it happens. Language is big issue for foreigners in Ukraine
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It is wrong to compare russian invasion into Ukraine (one independent country wants to conquer another independent country, both have own languages and culture) with Spanish Civil War (or any civil war in any country). If you want to compare current war with war from the pervious century, use soviet aggressive war against Finland (Winter war) in 1939 as example, it is very similar: propaganda, fake pro-soviet "government" asks for help, this "government" was created on occupied territory by occupants, soviet soldiers are "liberating" "friendly Finland" from it's own government, soviet people are singing songs about "liberation" of Finland etc. There were international volunteers in Finland as well.
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