Comments by "" (@danielwhyatt3278) on "Ukrinform" channel.

  1. I couldn't agree more. This was very brilliant and also hauntingly done. This wouldn't onto TV in other countries easily...but in the age of the internet, it doesn't have to. Spread this to as many people as you can. Russian assets must PAY to fix what it has done, before the Oligarchs and Kremlin cronies can hide it up their asses. They need to be taken for everything they're worth to try and make some of this right.
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  2. Great they've been able to get this many trophies as well. Even with the engines still working a bit. Surprise surprise though the Russians had to take the tires off again. LOL You got this Ukraine.
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  3. Oh it's one of those missiles. Hate those things despite how effective they are. Dropping multiple little bombs higher up that disperse over a wider area designed to take out people. Looks like they were able to take it out though. Well done chaps.
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  4. Oh I just thought it slipped down the embankment but I guess it must’ve ended up off a floating bridge or something.
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  5. What on earth are you talking about. It was clearly an armoured vehicle.
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  6. I couldn’t agree more. It’s really annoying that they aren’t even available as at least an automatic option and a lot of the ones that are ever available are only ever listed as being Russian, which is insulting to Ukrainian in itself. We need to have at least clickable title translations, as it’s really annoying for us to keep going back-and-forth on Google translate. Sorry Ukraine about that.
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  7. Of course right now they are still monuments to history. Worth keeping. But for now it’s good to press everything into service that can be used.
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  8. Well done chaps. Looks like at least two of the vehicles might be salvageable as well. Nice work. Keep up the good fight.🇬🇧❤️🇺🇦
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  9.  @brandonhamilton833  Here here. Having to donate anything physically that weekend that will help on top of money will go along way.
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  10.  @xpainx5185  God damn it. You can tell clearly what the Russians were trying to do here and it isn’t to hit military equipment. Trying to cut food supplies most likely. That will be had shit Intel.
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  11.  @denisdavidov4338  Aaah yes that was incredibly desperate of the helicopter pilot. Of course what else could he do when in open ground like that. He just kept firing off all of his flares as long as possible, and at the very moment they stopped, incomes the rocket. Really brilliant footage. Can only imagine though the panic going through the pilots mind after having seen the other helicopter had been downed. Probably didn’t see that final rocket coming until it was too late.
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  12.  @viva5091  Just got to hope at least it was a quick death. The force of the explosion probably would’ve been enough to kill the vast majority of them instantly.
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  13. WHAT SERIOUSLY!? I haven’t heard about that one. Are you being serious? Is there any news report link to that? That is bloody brilliant if so.
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  14.  @sanjaylama7541  Not a chance in hell.
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  15. Which is that?
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  16. That is very true. I have a feeling that the more important sand used for concrete will be sent to Ukraine now to help with the rebuilding, over all the other pointless vanity projects we see all over the world that might not be needed or just cause too much environmental damage in places like China and the Americas. Using wood, glass and other mixed and recicled materials could very well help in rebuilding so much across the country and the demand is growing, but there hasn't been a big enough area of quick demand for it that could also pay for it until now.
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  17. Looks like this may well happen after all too.
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