Comments by "Wolfs Winkel" (@wolfswinkel8906) on "Decoding Putin and Xi's blueprint for a new world order | DW Analysis" video.

  1. its a weak propganda piece. The narrator said the war is causing a lot of turmoil but is failing to remember who fuelled the war by sending hundreds of billions of dollars to Ukraine. Jefferey Sachs and Robert Mearsheimer said sending weapons to Ukraine would only prolong the war and not necessarily result in a Ukraine victory. This was before the first shots in this war were fired. We still remember who it was that said "Even if Zelensky is ready to negotiate, we are not". The narrator should stop pretending to be worried about the "turmoil" the war is causing. He's not on the side of the real victims of the war.
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  2.  @GianJin  wars happen when negotiations fail, don't be naive.
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  3.  scpython1  hypocrisy is the number one tenet of US foreign policy.
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  4.  @GianJin  The next offer will be even worse. In 2014 Ukraine could keep the Crimea, if they would follow the power transfer agreement with Yanukovich. They chose to violate their own Constitution and remove President Yanukovich from the office. Then they lost Crimea as a result. In 2015 Ukraine signed the Minsk agreement. They lost Crimea, but could keep Donetsk and Lugansk as part of Ukraine, granting them some level of autonomy. In 2022 they Zelensky decided to abandon Minsk agreement, losing Donetsk and Lugansk as a result. They had the chance to stop it here, following the Istanbul agreement. But decided to continue the war. As a result they lost part of Zaporozhye and Kherson regions. Plus they lost about 400,000 men KIA and millions, who fled the country. Next iteration will be worse. Ukraine is doomed. They have no industry, workforce, resources to rebuild the country. Even, if they reclaim their territory (which is impossible), nobody will stay there as soon as they open a border. They won't be able to recover... And you will be the last to know.
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  5.  @GianJin  I believe the "invader" tried to negotiate and was provoked instead. Stoltenberg himself admitted that increasing NATO divisions on the eastern flank in response to the peace agreement he sent to Brussels in December 2021, was a "mistake". Anyway my point is, this narrator is just trying to frame his presentation in lieu of critical facts to offer nuance. And you're being mischievous by failing to remember that the Minsk Agreements leave donbass in Ukraine's hands. Your fear mongering is sticking out
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  6.  @kellz5135  that one's still fresh in my memory. Ukraine and Russia had 2 peace agreements, brokered by Recep Erdogan and Naftali Bennett. Everything signed and ready to go until Boris Johnson visited Zelensky. Then Ukraine suddenly turned back and killed their chief negotiator Denis Kireev, accusing him off being a Russian spy, imagine that! Back then the media were justifying it as "appeasement doesn't work on dictators". They even passed a decree banning further negotiations with Russia. Now after all these casualties I wonder if they ever feel a pang of regret for not taking their chances when they still had them? Putin showed a copy of the draft peace treaty to the African delegation that came to see him, asking him to stop the war, and after they saw Russian and Ukrainian signatures on it, nobody could utter a word after that. It's a tragedy for Ukraine.
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  7.  @federicopinto9353  your values are bullschitt. Nobody wants them except Lithuania 🤣 Russia held elections very recently. Are you on dr ugs?
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