Comments by "Wolfs Winkel" (@wolfswinkel8906) on "Ukraine's Invasion of Russia, What's the Objective?" video.

It's just a risky charge to grab the nuclear plant to use as a bargaining chip in future negotiations. There's no chance they could ever hold that territory- Kursk is low elevation and Russian aviation bombs have started to fall.
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@SPCv4 there's literally an 85 year old agreement of mutual non aggression between Finland and Russia that was not threatened even during the darkest moments of the Cold War. I'm not sure what you're talking about.
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@JacksonJinn "Russia's made clear" nope. From all indications they were taking the Minsk Agreements seriously and expecting Ukraine to honor their end, which never happened. If they were gonna use it as an opportunity, they'd have been much better prepared for the invasion in 2022.
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@blazunlimited maybe you can mention any time in the last 85 years that Russia disrespected that agreement with Finland, before I can take you seriously. Right now you're just making an ass of yourself.
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@blazunlimited that's pure cope and propaganda. Valiant effort though.
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@brianvandenhoek2201 why do you think Russia cares about what thinks? This doesn't make them look weak, it's evening the odds, mirroring NATO s external support. They have a mutual defense pact with North Korea, do you think that's for show?
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@DaveSmith-cp5kj it's extremely difficult to wake up a person pretending to be asleep. There's how I see many of these pro Ukraine people.
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@fabik805 "and why Russia didn't violate it" clearly you don't know anything about the Minsk Agreements. They were between the government of Ukraine and the separatists of the Donbass, not Russia. Russia was a guarantor alongside France and Germany and it was called an agreement because all sides agreed that it was going to be beneficial for mutual security. However Ukraine used the opportunity to stockpile weapons and build an army, as German chancellor Merkel admitted in an interview. I advice you to find that interview and watch it and stop reciting propaganda at me.
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@sircatangry5864 2003 was a long time before 2008, when hostilities started. A lot can happen in 5 years. But the Donbass war started in 2014. Again, a lot can happen in that time period including negotiations, provocation and escalation. That's why it's good to have a well rounded knowledge of the history of these 2 countries before running to the moon with propaganda.
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@sircatangry5864 stay uninformed. I don't owe you any information that's publicly available on the internet.
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