Comments by "Maria F." (@mariaf.6601) on "Gas shortage and the war in Ukraine" video.

1. Putin started the war, Russia is the aggressor. 2. West's sanctions do not kill people but weaken the economy. 3. Arms deliveries ? pls see 1. Who told you EU say Russia "must sell gas"? The question here is how to manage without it, so Russia doesn't sell it and Putin thinks what he is doing.
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@ivannisevic6685 Don't twist what I wrote, please. Crimea and Donbas hybrid was was planned by Russia in advance. It was Maydan demonstrators who were shot at by snipers. Again, referring Odessa tragedy, don't you know it was pro-Russian extremist who first shot and killed ? Are you serious talking Ukrainian army about to recapture Donbas and Crimea? Where the troops and front line are ? Are you serious suggesting the US is pulling the strings to make Putin (their puppet?) move?? Also, the view that Russian army started the war in another country just because of internal conflict is stretched too far. What would you say if any of the countries neighbouring yours presented such an idea?
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@ivannisevic6685 Thanks for letting me believe 😄 I hope you are also free to believe - and also can assume facts. What nationalist propaganda are you talking about? Could you instead provide sources for your position, please? I didn't say anybody blames Russia for Odessa tragedy, what I'm saying is internal affairs of one country aren't base for aggression of another (Russia, in this case) Btw, you haven't answer my question.
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@ivannisevic6685 Wake up ?!? It looks you are going in circles - 2014 Crimea and Donbas it's Putin's aggression, planned in advance. The first blood spilled was of the Maydan demonstrators' ... so I don't understand what's your point.
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They are connected by the cause, by if I understand right - giving up/winning in one doesn't equal giving up/winning in the other.
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Europeans won't freeze and there's no need to demand gas from Russia, because there are other, better providers.
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@BarsMonster Again your post is not coherent - if people didn't need cars , they wouldn't be imported from China. For some reason, before the war western cars were better choice, so now it is worse. Food? When the prices go high, and they do - it does affect ordinary people.
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@BarsMonster It's not that I expect - food prices rising these days is a fact. I think that ordinary people will not be happy about more expensive food, especially when your work hours are being reduced (and so are the wages). A country with public transportation? Russia is not only big cities - the life in the province is tough. You said yourself cars are being imported from China - for some reason.
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