Comments by "" (@titteryenot4524) on "Ukraine War: Moscow says overnight attacks on Southern Ukraine were 'mass revenge strikes'" video.

Hope Odesa doesn’t get completely mashed. One of the tragedies of war, aside from the obvious human cost, is the loss of beautiful old cities and towns, which once gone, are never to return and are invariably replaced with horrendous modern architectural monstrosities (eg. Marseille, Le Havre, Hamburg, Portsmouth etc.). Odesa is one of Ukraine’s gems. Please let the war gods spare it.
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@Jonathan_Doe_ Er, not quite. They rebuilt a small part of the core of old Warsaw but lost much of the beauty that was once there.
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@cliveengel5744 Uh huh. Ok, well on that basis, Russia needs to hand back all the Asian territory it stole under the Romanovs between 1613-1917 if we’re playing that game. It works both ways.
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Lol. Left field but oddly fascinating. 👍
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@stevenrakhmanchik3126 Well, that’s just a flat out lie. In Odesa, the largest ethnic groups are: • Ukrainians 622,000(61.6%); • Russians 292,000 (29.0%); • Bulgarians 13,300 (1.3%); • Jews 12,400 (1.2%); • Moldovans 7,600 (0.7%); • Byelorussians 6,400 (0.6%); • Armenians 4,400 (0.4%); • Roma 4,000 (0,4%) • Poles 2.100 (0.2%). Nice try, though.👍
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@joeylopez7978 Uh huh. All very well, but being declared an “open city” is one thing; having someone like Putin respecting that open city status under international law is a whole other.
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@joeylopez7978 Uh huh. Illegally invading another sovereign self-governing territory and murdering thousands of its citizens sure is “showing a lot of restraint”!
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@Srbazo Belgrade, Sofia, Bucharest … all 3 are, alas, largely hideous architecturally. Shame.
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