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  1. Good luck to everyone in the Russian Legion. You guys are the ones truly standing up for freedom and eventually the freedom of your own country. Good luck to you chaps. Slava Ukraine
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  2. I really do hope these conversions into home spaces accelerates. This needs to happen everywhere not just in United States. I just hope they make the most efficient use of the space as possible and don’t just simply cater to the rich. Also, just a little note here to the Americans reading this, the vast majority of us outside of America don’t know what pickle ball is or even hear of it.🤨 I literally only just heard about it for the first time I think yesterday when hearing about the same mall conversion thing where they are using the space to play the game. I had to look it up on my Siri device to ask what it was. Literally don’t know why this thing is apparently taking off in the States, when you have other sports that are near identical to it. Odd
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  3. This’s just soo disgusting and horrific to witness to say the least. Russia, let alone it’s other territories seem to just be among the worst in the world. I really wouldn’t be surprised if the authorities actually allowed this to happen intentionally at the airport in the first place.😰😖 I really hope all the Israeli and other Jewish people on board got away ok.
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  4. They are doing the absolutely most incredible work in paying the Russians back.
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  5. These are incredible events. Really amazing. He also was able to survive. That in itself is worthy of a documentary. Let alone how the Ukrainian drone pilot used his drone to get the woman to safety. I hope the documentary becomes available to stream here in the West on some platform, if not just pirate it.
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  6. I thank them so much for heading out there to train them. Considering how long the war has been going on now, it seems like they must’ve headed out there only a few days after the invasion started. It is a shame they can’t stay for longer, but I guess they do have to return to their families who inevitably need them to support them as well. I truly hope that other veterans will head over to help continue the training. As for around the world will probably be helping the Ukrainian official trainers with the newest recruits but right now need all the help they can get. If any of you are out there that want to actually help, please get to Ukraine as soon as possible. SLAVA UKRAINE 🇬🇧🇺🇦
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  7. Yeah this is definitely definitive proof now. I just hope we, let alone the Russians actually get the full picture of how many were lost in the attack and loss of the ship. It’s believed that some did die including the Captain but we might never find out until the end of the war. The families of the crew deserve to know. Slava Ukraine
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  8. It truly feels heartbreaking to hear about Bruce Willis. He has a great collection of films under his belt and I hope that he can still have a good life off the set as time goes forward.
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  9. I can only imagine what it must be like for the channels in Estonia, especially this one launched in 2015 to actually gain the trust of the Estonian people who are so hooked on Russian propaganda channels. It must be an incredibly hard balancing act, almost like the leader of a country that always has to watch what they say and always make sure they get things right as best they can otherwise they quickly lose the trust of the people. This war right now has probably the hardest information war there has ever been.
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  10. The NLAW situation has been very clear. Ukraine has stated that it is one of their most preferred weapons of choice, even over that of the Javelin for some considering it takes less time to learn and is lighter to carry. In a lot of videos, although we continue to see it in some locations, the obvious number of them appearing has become less and less overtime with the Javelin is only still being present a little bit more by a small number. It is clear that Ukraine is running low on them and we are not sending enough. We keep making ‘this excuse’ about saying we are going to be depleting our own reserves necessary for our own frontline forces, ‘but if we aren’t ever intending to actually go to war with anyone’ and we are the ones with the actual manufacturing capability in the first place, then what on earth are our complaining about? Just send them over already. We have reserves of other equipment so just give Ukraine what they bloody well need already and ramp up production of other equipment so we can actually start producing these ATGMs en masse rather than on an individual bulk order bases.
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  11. We reeeally need to hope the training on the Leopards and Challengers has already started. I believe the latter already started this week and the Polish will probably be starting with the Leopards soon as well if not next week because they were already planning to start doing so even before Germany gave the green light. Slava Ukraine
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  12. It’s good to see that unit I’ve got all of these foreign weapons at hand, so clearly it seems for some of the regiments they are actually getting the weapons needed, even if it is uneven. I just wish I was making enough of a difference. They critically need more of these howitzer artillery pieces along with long-range missile systems. The training in Germany needs to finish soon and on top of the mobile Ahmed how it is from Germany they also need the anti-air vehicles to be there soon. We can’t wait until July for that. Germany needs to move forward and actually approve them being sent over in June. It can be done. We cannot allow Russia to keep advancing and have a repeat again of early March. We’ll just keep going round and round in circles again.
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  13. It really does look and feel like something big is starting to develop now. The border lines of fighting and the front lines are becoming a lot more blurred and it seems that the counteroffensive is even more mysterious than we might’ve even expected. Perhaps what we are seeing here, really could be the first steps of what might later evolve to be a revolution again within Russia after all. Let us hope so.
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  14. I am a British citizen in the UK, and all I can say is that I am extremely appalled that your Supreme Court might be making this decision. It is one of the things unfortunately that epitomises why we look so lowly upon the US judicial and electoral system. We cannot believe that this remains still such an issue in the US but glad at least this man was able to change and learn from his mistakes. Just hope it’s not too late to actually make some meaningful change now across your country. I truly hope all of you over in the US can stop this from happening the right to abortion needs to remain a constitutional right, not a state by state right otherwise the rights of individuals that need to be unilateral will be set back decades again. Please America, do not allow this to happen.
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  15. Indeed, I think he said everything right. He didn’t fling insults but said exactly what needed to be said, which is that this is in fact a war and one that is a worthy cause of the Ukrainians to protect their freedoms.
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  16. Ukraine actually does have a navy. They are just being very very quiet about all of their operations right now after everything they lost initially. Continued strength and best of luck to them.
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  17. This event last night was HUGELY disappointing as well as humiliating for will Smith and the Oscars. On top of the fact that this isn't nearly as important as ANYTHING ELSE happening in the world right now. It's shameful really that the Oscars even was slightly important this year, which honestly it wouldn't be for the majority if it wasn't for what happened here.
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  18. Yep, as a person outside of the US, it is just unbelievable to witness. How people… JUST HOW.
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  19. Very good reporting here. Thanks for the update. Stay safe chaps on the frontlines.
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  20. Seems like very good news today so far. Definitely coming over from yesterday. I’m so glad my country Britain is finally giving Ukraine a long-range missiles it needs to reach the rest of a lot of its territory. I hope the US will eventually follow suit. 🇬🇧🇺🇸❤️🇺🇦
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  21. Here here. Hope he eventually makes a full recovery.
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  22. The strike on the shopping centre is absolutely appalling. There’s no way in hell any Russian troops could actually seriously think this to be a legitimate military target. 100% a deliberate attack on civilians in order to destroy food supplies and other daily necessities whilst hitting as many people as possible. We desperately need to help Ukraine even more to prevent this. More advanced defensive systems for the cities is needed as well as long-range attack missiles and rockets.
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  23. This’s truly a great step forward now. Better late than never, but definitely could’ve been sooner. Let’s get this whole thing sped up as much as possible. 🇬🇧❤️🇺🇦
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  24. I’m just begging and pleading every day that the units in Mariupol can still survive this. We should be sending in so many more weapons on a regular basis rather than just one-off big deliveries. If we did along with actual modern tanks let alone more fighter jets then Ukraine could actually start going on the offensive right now and maybe even save Mariupol.
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  25. I’ve got to say that is definitely one of most beautiful yachts I’ve ever seen, and I regularly check them out all the time and have plenty of favourites out there. There have been beautiful designs now with highly original features anaesthetics built over the past 20 years. Much like sports cars unfortunately, many of these designs have reached sometimes the limit in terms of their aesthetics, and it’s hard to tell, when you are looking at the very high end one, Whether it was built recently or over a decade ago. Many designs are either inevitably recycled as the same ideas will crop up in somebody else’s mind or simply a case that great minds think alike and more and more of them become more available as technology and manufacturing techniques become more common place to cater to the ever growing wealthy populous who wish to have yachts like this. In the end, if you really do want to have yourself a beautiful superyacht, it doesn’t actually have to be new. If you look carefully over the past two or more decades, you are usually guaranteed to find a really beautiful piece that has a feature that is unlikely to appear in many others any time soon. I am a little bit surprised that this yacht was only worth 40 million USD. I wouldn’t expect it to be worth a lot more than that.
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  26. Viewing this here in Great Britain, Canada has every right to be PISSED OFF right now and needs to respond.
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  27. I truly, as a person outside of the US, cannot imagine what it must have been like to be among the policemen to fight and push back against these savages. Let alone actually being in America in general if they’re actually people like this walking about America when they are out of their ‘military style clothing’ and USA hats. 🤮 All the police were so brave that day trying to protect your capital building against a foe many of us didn’t see attacking at such a fast pace. Many of us to wonder though, in such a country as this, with all of your loose use of guns, why these specific people weren’t the ones being shot. Why is it the US always ends up shooting the wrong people.
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  28.  @JohnDoe-jq1br Exactly. The US has a huge military and it’s kind of understandable with the size of the country, but the budget is still massively overinflated. Even taking a small part of that, plus a little bit out of existing taxes would easily be able to pay for an American NHS and cover everybody far better than the existing system, and financially every US citizen that pays for health insurance would be exponentially better off.
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  29. I can only imagine how horrific it’ll be when we find out what Putin’s Russia had done. I mean, we do already know, but the actual SCALE OF IT will be what’ll truly hit.
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  30. One way or another, it definitely looks like things are starting to move forward in the area around Bakhmut for Ukraine now. Hope the Storm Shadow missiles are going to help make a difference in some areas. We need to make sure we keep sending them. 🇬🇧🇺🇦
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  31. I can only imagine how much being in Russian captivity must be a drag on the Human mind and spirit. Thank goodness they at least kept him alive, even if it was just to be exchanged. I hope him and all his compatriots can make a full recovery , and that the rest of his unit that were captured were also exchanged. If not then let's at least hope, like everyone else, that they can make it back home in one piece eventually. When it comes to the orcs, as we've been seeing, they are capable of doing nearly anything to their prisoners. Slava Ukraine
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  32. I actually do believe in my heart that Ukrainian force together with the supplies being delivered will be able to hold back the Russian force that is coming from the north. It will be a terrible fight but if they’re able to take the fight to them before they are able to enter the city entrance around it then they could very well win.
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  33. My deepest condolences to all those who lost their lives, and the families of those who died in this attack in Uman. wishing everyone the best as well in the counteroffensive when it starts, if it hasn’t already begun. This is going to be a push of momentous proportions no matter what happens.
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  34. He speaks very well indeed and I really appreciate him taking the time to be in the interview. We really need to work more closely with Ukraine after this to be part of a new system of defence in Europe. This will be either NATO membership or something else but equal to that.
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  35. The US, as was the rest of us, must not stop our support for Ukraine number matter what. Ukraine is making clear headway here across the Dnipro.
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  36. Exactly. America knows how it feels. The should know much Ukraine needs this and it’s right to give them what they need.
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  37. very good coverage here indeed. Keep the cameras rolling UP-CLOSE people.
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  38. I’ve got to say it’s so horrific to witness first hand like this, but I am genuinely really surprised, considering it is America, that none of these police eventually resorted to shooting the protesters/rioters. I mean, in a country like yours, With all the guns in police and public hands, I’m really really surprised that they wouldn’t at least use them on this day. How is it that the American public are allowed to carry automatic rifles and go about shooting each other including little children, but the police aren’t allowed to actually shoot the people who need to be shot out when they are actually posing a danger to the people who actually run the country. It makes no sense. Police go about shooting even unarmed people just walking down the street, let alone African/Caribbean Americans, BUT NOT THESE PEOPLE!?🙄😰😞 BTW, whenever someone like me or any of us who live outside of the US hear someone chanting “USA”, we legitimately roller our eyes, almost get a mini migraine or if we hear it too many times, want to vomit. I hope some of you now also understand why we feel this way after what happened at your capital building.
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  39. Absolutely amazing footage. Laura really does fit into the definition of death and rebirth. That land that has been consumed by the lava, once flattened out a bit, perhaps with a bit of human help, will now become home to new plant life, and in the decades to come, will become one of the most fertile areas on the island.
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  40. I cannot imagine what it is like for this mother and her daughter to both be going through these two different forms of grief and stress. Both though are clearly tough as nails in their own ways. I have seem a picture of her daughter before this interview but not from inside Mariupol. I truly hope she is still alive as of now (the 6th of May) after the recent hellish mega shelling Azovstal has received and she ccomes back alive. Please, to all the civilian and fighters of Azovstal, come back alive to us. The world is waiting for you.
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  41. Everything really is coming to ahead now. It looks like Ukraine’s efforts are starting to visibly pay off after all.
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  42. Here here. Same for all of us in the UK and the rest of the free world.
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  43. I reeeally hope Germany will allow Poland to do so ASAP. Leopard 2s and Challenger 2s fighting together in Ukraine would be wonderful.
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  44. That’s brilliant to here. Hope it continues.
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  45. Couldn’t agree more. It’s like questioning a bully if he’s giving someone a wedgy whilst he’s doing it ‘right in front of the teacher’. There’s just no point in going on like this anymore. It just needs to happen.
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  46. You are 100% right there.Of course many 18-year-olds are having to be in frontline fighting positions right now as you can’t be picky considering what some of the skill levels might be which don’t always have an age tag to it, but Ukraine is really trying to do the best they can to make sure those who may not have the experience best to be in that position or just doing what they can do best instead. We all highly appreciate the effort they are taking to make sure everyone is just used the best they can rather than being canon fodder like the Russians do.
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  47. that interviewee was absolutely right. Symbolically, perhaps sending Abram tanks might finally stop Germany from being scared and coming up with ‘any more’ excuses and actually allow the sending of Leopard 2 tanks, but the M1 is frankly a bad tanks by comparison to everybody else’s that they need, and would not be helpful in the long run on the battlefield. Germany neeeeds to get over this already.
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  48. This is what just baffles us outside of Who don’t live in America. Seriously. If America keeps going this way, I wouldn’t be surprised if we had to put ‘sanctions on the US itself’. I’m not even kidding. If America can’t get its people under control, and I never thought I’d have to say that, then we might actually have to act from outside of the US to actually get America to change and realise that there’re just some things that are no longer acceptable for it to do even within its own borders. There is such a limit before America becomes its own hypocrite too much. We truly wish for America to actually change and realise just how far right it actually is, yet we feel that the country truly is too inward looking, and many do believe now that we have to forcibly hold up a mirror to the country so they can actually see more clearly just how out of touch they are becoming on the right with the rest of the civilised world.
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  49. I’m so grateful to them for storing the bodies of the Russian dead. Doubt the Russians would be so accommodating to any of the Ukrainian dead right now. Thank you for doing this. Incredibly proud of how the city is still running as best I can under the circumstances and sure you will make it through this. Slava Ukraine🇬🇧🇺🇦
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  50. The free world TRULY does stand with Ukraine. We've just got to put these words into action in whatever way we can.
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