Comments by "KJER ERRT" (@kjererrt7804) on "The New York Times" channel.

  1. so does it seem like ukraine is winning?
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  2. ukraine started it but russia will finish it.
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  3.  @lupus3824  ты за лупа хрюкраинская почему не на фронте?
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  4. life expectancy on battlefield 4 hours.
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  5. emotions emotions. slava this slava that. you won't win a war with emotions. and fakes.
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  6.  @lupus3824  старайся лучше чепушила
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  7. actually you must be grateful putin is such a patient person
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  8. ukrainian casuaties are 10 times heavier than those of russians.
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  9. do the residents of donbass who have been shelled by the ukronazi for 9 years have ptsd?
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  10. nazi
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  11. а ты сам у него спроси чепушила
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  12. nazi.
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  13. drama queen
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  14. it will be a short travel to their father bandera - an infamous nazi collaborator.
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  15. wat glory???
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  16.  @markgjidoda2745  that happened long before you were invaded.
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  17. so killing ethnic russians in donbass was not a tragedy.
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  18. it's not like shelling civilians for 8 years without being shot back.
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  19. blabla so are they winning or what.
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  20. i wouldn't call this sheep sir.
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  21. no, zelensky is not the only one. he is just a puppet.
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  22. 🙌🙌🙌🙌
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  23. какая нахер слава?
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  24. he thinks he is protecting ukraine at the same time he has been killing people in that part of ukraine (actually a former fart of ukraine now) for 8 years. so he was killing his own fellow countrymen according to his logic.
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  25. poor babies. what about the civilians in donbass who have been enduring constant stress for 9 years? and who is causing them that stress?
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  26. it's quite the opposite kid. the more will be dragged into battle and die.
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  27. have you been crying for kids killed by ukrainian shelling over the past 8 years?
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  28. they are not good men. they are nazis. and this is not an exaggeration.
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  29. the russians know what they are doing. and their casualties are 10 times less than those of the ukrainians.
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  30. these are nazi.
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  31. word salad
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  32. the taste of blood is even better.
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  33. what caused russia's aggression?
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  34. he self-inflicted that trouble upon himself in 2014.
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  35.  @markgjidoda2745  that started long before someone invaded that ukrainian s-hole.
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  36.  @kwk43  who are you? son of a ukrohoe?
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  37. you you are supporting outright nazis.
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  38. you're not from us.
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  39. how is ukrainian society more advanced than russian society? in what way?
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  40.  @georgiadawgs8260  it will hurt them to die.
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  41.  @robertmaybeth3434  ukrobot are you sure of what you are saying? The UN human rights watchdog is aware of a new graphic video purportedly showing the execution of Russian POWs by Ukrainians and has raised the issue with Kiev The UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) is aware of recently-emerged footage apparently showing the execution of Russian soldiers who had surrendered by Ukrainian troops, a spokeswoman for the UN watchdog, Marta Hurtado, has said. “We have raised concerns about the treatment of prisoners of war, including alleged killings of POWs by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, with Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense,” Hurtado told TASS in a statement on Friday. The graphic video in question surfaced earlier this week, filmed by an armed individual speaking Ukrainian and demanding answers from three men in military uniforms lying on the ground. After failing to elicit a coherent response from them, the man shoots one of the men in the head multiple times at point blank range. One of the men, lying motionless on the ground, also has visible blood around his head, apparently getting shot and killed before the video started. A fellow Ukrainian soldier appeared to try to reason with the gunman, pointing out that the third captive was holding a grenade. The killer briefly showed his face at the very end of the video, concluding it with an obscenity and ‘Glory to Ukraine’ slogan, which is commonly associated with World War II-era Nazi collaborators but is widely used in present-day Ukraine. Additional footage seemingly filmed in the immediate aftermath of the incident showed the killer trying to provide excuses to justify his actions. The UN is aware of this footage as well, Hurtado said, adding that none of the excuses actually have merit.
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  42. just go home. it's not their land.
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  43. was god crying when kids in donbass got blown up by ukrainian shells?
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  44. they destroy and desecrate orthodox churches. so why would god even bother?
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  45.  @Lucas-vd2gx  since when did ukro s-hole become canada?
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  46.  @Lucas-vd2gx  i didn't delete anything you son of a ukroho.
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  47.  @Lucas-vd2gx  the comment is still there. put glasses on.
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  48.  @Lucas-vd2gx  the answer is wrong ukropig.
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  49.  @Lucas-vd2gx  how's the counteroffensive going ukropig?
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  50.  @Lucas-vd2gx  your mom worked in a moscow sauna before the war. i knew her personally.
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