Comments by "" (@Princip666) on "How is the war going? — Mid-October 2022" video.

  1.  @Joaquin546  Looks like you are coping as hard as possible. Shuffle along.
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  2. So you watch only Ukrainian propaganda channels, that is not something to brag about.
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  3. Making sense? He obviously has no idea what is happening at all.
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  4.  @wai828  Ukraine is still taking territory? Says who? And how is taken territory a measure of winning/losing? Western supplies are dwindling and Ukraine is simply not able to sustain the offensive with such losses, they are basically all in with no follow up. And Russia is not winning and never was, that's why they took Mariupol and Kherson, right? Don't be ridiculous. Anyway, I had no idea I was supposed to prove anything to you, I presented you with factual information, to which you reacted like a typical Ukrofan with babbling and propagandistic BS. This guy definitely has no idea what is happening, same as you. And yes, that is my opinion. Deal with it.
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  5.  @wai828  Looks like YT is blocking my response for some reason, so I"ll try again. It is in fact your argument,, that winning/losing is based on territory taken/lost. Here's a quote: "They took in a month more territory than Russia did since the start of their focus in the East, it's ridiculous to believe any of this is a failure." I simply asked how is taking territory relevant to winning/losing and presented an example to show, how ridiculous it is to measure it just by territory taken. But you are obviously not able to comprehend it in the slightest, so I will kindly help you with that. If you take a territory, which contains an active defending force, by destroying or capturing that force, it means you are winning. Like Russians did in Mariupol for example. Remember those several thousands marines and Az-vites they destroyed/captured there? That is what you can call a win. But if you take a territory, from which the enemy forces have retreated, that means jack sh!t, because the enemy army is still able to fight and take that territory back. Like for example in Kharkov region. Do you understand this very basic and very simple rule? I hope so, because I can't explain it any simpler.
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  6.  @wai828  Part2: And to help you further, I will try to write in much simpler terms the thing about opinion. Ready? Maybe shake your head a few times to wake up the brain. Ready? Here it goes. It is my opinion, that this guy, as well as you, does not know what is happening and this opinion is based on the factual information, that I presented and further explained in subsequent post. Is that mush in your head getting it now? As to the factuality of my statements, it is based on the sum of reports of many news channels, analytical maps, official reports, war correspondent reports and actual videos from the front lines. And you in fact presented nothing at all, that would contradict those statements. You simply wrote your opinion based on basically nothing. So take the L and shut it.
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  7.  @wai828  Well, you can count that as a symbolic victory, but the rest of what you just wrote is a complete BS. Ukrainians did not shorten the front, they actually expanded it and they lenghtened their supply routes, one look even at the map presented in this video confirms it beyond any doubt. Concerning casualties, Ukraine suffered about 5-10 times more losses than Russia, that's what even western sources say and many experts confirm that. The only one who says otherwise is Ukraine. Russians fought against advantage in manpower right from the start, their contingent of roughly 150k faced about 500k (or more after mobilization) of Ukrainian and mercenary forces. Russian reputation is damaged only in the eyes of blind people, who believe Ukraine ever stood a chance of winning the war. Same with the morale issues, it's not Russian soldiers releasing literally HUNDREDS of desperate pleas to their government, complaining about them being used as a cannon fodder and thrown to the front lines without any support. In the last few of such pleas Ukrainian soldiers even complained about being given orders to kill everyone in towns they enter, or being ordered to finish their own wounded comrades. Your view of both Russians and Ukrainians is completely false, whether by ignorance, or by design.
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  8. A sound insight into his ignorance maybe. He is obviously just another Ukrofan.
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  9. I have no idea if this guy is just ignorant, or if he is mentally disabled, but the information he is giving in this video is completely divorced from reality. And I guess the massive rocket attacks on Ukraine infrastructure in the last few days didn't even happen, right? What a sad clown.
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  10.  @Joaquin546  And?
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  11.  @Joaquin546  Eh..what? And we are comrades? Since when? Are you high? Cope harder.
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  12. @Henry Hudson Not being able to use trains does not influence the war effort at all, right? Having no electricity in factories and repair centers also does not matter at all, right? Not having fuel for vehicles is also just a minor inconvenience, right? I can see why you watch this channel, birds of a feather.
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  13. @Henry Hudson Every decent news channel at least mentioned the FACT, that one third of Ukraine power generating infrastructure has been destroyed in two days of Russian bombings. Videos of the strikes are all over the internet. Burning power stations, burning fuel stockpiles, burning command centers. And I did not say anything about destroying Ukrainian industry, what are you talking about? Don't be ridiculous and don't watch just Ukroliar channels, you are embarrasing yourself.
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  14.  @wai828  In short, Ukrainian zerg attack has been stopped and all further attempts are failing miserably. Their power infrastructure is being destroyed along with fuel and ammo depots, while Russian reserves are arriving continually. Bakhmut is as good as lost and by the end of this month Russians should be on the offensive on all fronts. Enjoy your popcorn.
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