Comments by "Terje Oseberg" (@terjeoseberg990) on "Defense Politics Asia (DPA)" channel.

  1.  @hot2trut625 , It has nothing to do with all the bombing that the Russians have done during the past 20 years? Or maybe Russia's support for Assad?
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  2.  @hot2trut625 , And it has nothing to do with anything that Russia has done to civilians in Syria during the past 20 years?
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  3. Have y’all seen all the exploding Russian weapons depots? Massively impressive explosions. Does anyone know how much artillery and guided missiles it takes to make a mushroom cloud?
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  4.  @russiannpcbot6408 , 50k rounds a day and they still can’t hit their targets? Wow!!! That’s AMAZING!!! The only things the Russians can manage to hit are apartment buildings and shopping malls. That’s why they never explode.
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  5.  @jhdsfalsjhdfjashdkhvjfldld8301 , But the mushroom clouds are sooooo HUGE!!!
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  6. They did already. That’s why Putin is trying to mobilize. Special emphasis on “trying”, because it’s not working.
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  7.  @briant5685 , Ukraine is the original owners.
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  8.  @4_vaccuum_salesman_of_marr944  <—— Wrong…
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  9.  @4_vaccuum_salesman_of_marr944 , I know I’m right.
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  10.  @briant5685 , Ukraine was a founding member of the Soviet Union.
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  11. How are all the Russian Nazis coping today?
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  12. ​ @ccdsds3221 , If he wants to be Russian, can't he head north? I heard that Russia is only a few miles away.
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  13.  @ccdsds3221 , If he wants to be Russian, the border isn’t very far away. Only a few kilometers north.
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  14. It’s too bad Putin is sending so many innocent young men to die in Ukraine. I saw an interview with a Russian prisoner who said that before they were sent to Ukraine they were shown videos of people being tortured and they were told that they were videos of Ukrainian Nazis torturing Russian prisoners. So it makes sense that they would fight forv their lives to the bitter end doing everything possible to avoid capture. One guy who was severely injured said that had he known the truth, he would have surrendered right away and avoided being severely injured. One guy lost his whole leg. It’s quite sad. These kids don’t even want to be there, but they were tricked. They were shown those videos, then told they were on a “military exercise”, marched into Ukraine, then told to fight after it was too late to back out. Obviously if given a choice, they would have refused to go there to participate in this nonsense.
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  15. You should have flipped back and forth between yesterday’s and today’s maps so we could see the change.
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  16. If the Kursk territory is so worthless, why is Putin devoting so much resources Trying to take it back? Why doesn't he let Ukraine keep it?
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  17. ​ @Levon_RnD , If Ukraine hadn't invaded Kursk, wouldn't those soldiers and equipment that Putin has in Kursk be somewhere else? Wouldn't Ukraine still have to fight them elsewhere? Does it really make a difference where they fight? Don't you think that it's best for Ukraine to invade Russia wherever they have the opportunity to since they'll have to fight the Russian invaders regardless?
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  18.  @rosswebster6287 , I know. It’s strange that Putin is squandering so much resources trying to take back that worthless territory on Kursk. It makes no sense. Just let Ukraine keep it and focus those resources elsewhere.
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  19.  @Levon_RnD , Why doesn’t Russia let Ukraine keep that worthless territory and focus their resources elsewhere?
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  20. Sound fun. Ukraine needs to charge $100,000 for a week of hunting Russians. Like a safari in Africa, but in Ukraine instead.
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  21. Russia has spent somewhere between $400 million and $700 million to kill 11 Ukrainian civilians and destroy no militarily strategic targets. I would therefore call Putin’s recent terrorist attack a complete failure.
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  22. Maybe this attack didn’t fail. Maybe it was a test.
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  23. We know that Russia has taken the majority of their troops and sent them further north. They obviously have to keep some troops to defend the south. Ukraine needs to test and find out whether it would be easy or difficult to recover a significant portion of the south. Maybe they wanted to scare Russia into moving some troops from the north to defend the south so things ease up further north. It’s what the Russians are doing along the northern border of Ukraine. If Ukraine sends all their troops to defend one location, Russia takes another location. But also if Russia sends all their troops to one location, then Ukraine takes another location. It makes sense that both sides keep testing the other to see if that’s the case somewhere along the border.
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  24.  @HANUMAN7454 , Russia wants to control the sea. Ukraine wants to keep Russia off that island. Anyone on that island is a sitting duck. Either side placing troops there is stew pid as they are easily removed by the other side, but Russia really wants a radar there and doesn’t care about the lives if their soldiers, so they will keep sending more to sacrifice their lives.
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  25.  @sfdallator , Why? Because Russia completely annihilated everything and killed or exported all civilians to concentration camps somewhere in Russia? So there’s nobody left to form an insurgency?
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  26. It’s too bad Putin is sending so many innocent young men to die in Ukraine. I saw an interview with a Russian prisoner who said that before they were sent to Ukraine they were shown videos of people being tortured and they were told that they were videos of Ukrainian Nazis torturing Russian prisoners. So it makes sense that they would fight forv their lives to the bitter end doing everything possible to avoid capture. One guy who was severely injured said that had he known the truth, he would have surrendered right away and avoided being severely injured. One guy lost his whole leg. It’s quite sad. These kids don’t even want to be there, but they were tricked. They were shown those videos, then told they were on a “military exercise”, marched into Ukraine, then told to fight after it was too late to back out. Obviously if given a choice, they would have refused to go there to participate in this nonsense.
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  27. HIMARS shoot rockets, not shells.
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  28.  @robg7197 , Eh… Whatever. Rockets/Missiles, same difference. Neither are “shells”. Shells require a cannon, which HIMARS is not.
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  29. Jeeze. They’re already the largest donor to the Ukrainian war effort. Putin is so extremely generous.
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  30.  @ntf5211 , The Russians are almost out of guided missiles too. They can’t make new ones, because they can’t manufacture the chips required, and they’ve been sanctioned, and China is smart enough to realize that several it’s a bad idea to piss off several billion customers to satisfy 140 million customers. China cares more about profits than Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. They’re also understand that it’s a bad idea to start a war with their customers, so they won’t be invading Taiwan either.
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  31.  @ntf5211 , You know what? I bet you don’t even know the difference between “artillery” and “missiles”. Prove me wrong bro…
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  32.  @MrPloopi , China won’t sell them computer chips.
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  33.  @MrPloopi , By “fixed targets” you mean apartment building, right?
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  34.  @MrPloopi , Any Chinese companies caught selling restricted products to Russia will be sanctioned by the west. The west is several billion customers vs. Russia’s 140 million customers the majority of whom are extremely poor. It’s not worth the risk for Chinese companies to sell anything to Russia right now. They aren’t stew pid. The Chinese care about maximizing profits. Pissing off their largest customers is not a good way to maximize profits.
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  35.  @MrPloopi , Only Russian soldiers are setting up firing points in apartments or using schools as barracks.
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  36.  @lorax8172 , That’s his style. Cheesy.
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  37. No they didn’t. All the people who fled when Russia invaded didn’t get a chance to vote.
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  38.  @saattlebrutaz , Well, now I know where to go to find a girlfriend.
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  39. So you’re saying that the Russian Nazis are too stew pid to use the trenches that they dug and defend? Instead they have to get out and run around so they’re vulnerable to cluster munitions and snipers?
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  40.  @digimaks , There’s a river dum bass.. Small boats are great for crossing rivers. With a paddle they’re silent. Ukrainian have already been using small boats to cross the river unnoticed at night. Anyone with half a brain would think of it.
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  41. Who did they “liberate” in Lysychansk? Everyone evacuated. There’s nobody there to “liberate”.
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  42. It’s too bad Putin is sending so many innocent young men to die in Ukraine. I saw an interview with a Russian prisoner who said that before they were sent to Ukraine they were shown videos of people being tortured and they were told that they were videos of Ukrainian Nazis torturing Russian prisoners. So it makes sense that they would fight forv their lives to the bitter end doing everything possible to avoid capture. One guy who was severely injured said that had he known the truth, he would have surrendered right away and avoided being severely injured. One guy lost his whole leg. It’s quite sad. These kids don’t even want to be there, but they were tricked. They were shown those videos, then told they were on a “military exercise”, marched into Ukraine, then told to fight after it was too late to back out. Obviously if given a choice, they would have refused to go there to participate in this nonsense.
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  43.  @vendomnu , The Russian POW said it bro. I’m telling y’all what I heard.
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  44.  @loksterization , I don’t watch TV bro. What are they showing on there?
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  45. It’s too bad Putin is sending so many innocent young men to die in Ukraine. I saw an interview with a Russian prisoner who said that before they were sent to Ukraine they were shown videos of people being tortured and they were told that they were videos of Ukrainian Nazis torturing Russian prisoners. So it makes sense that they would fight forv their lives to the bitter end doing everything possible to avoid capture. One guy who was severely injured said that had he known the truth, he would have surrendered right away and avoided being severely injured. One guy lost his whole leg. It’s quite sad. These kids don’t even want to be there, but they were tricked. They were shown those videos, then told they were on a “military exercise”, marched into Ukraine, then told to fight after it was too late to back out. Obviously if given a choice, they would have refused to go there to participate in this nonsense.
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  46.  @MikeIacuessa , Exactly. All these other keyboard warriors are clueless dum basses with no understanding of how things work. Both sides keep poking which forces the other side to keep their troops distributed along the entire border just in case. This is how Belarus can help Russia without ever attacking Ukraine. All they need to do is station their troops along the border forcing Ukraine to do the same on their side of the border (just in case).
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  47.  @megaworker7553 , Norsk doesn’t know any reliable sources. He’s only familiar with Russian propaganda sources.
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  48.  @fluffywarrior2432 , They seem to be pretty good at it, eh?
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  49.  @wuppas , It’s a fact. The United States is the reason Russia defeated Germany. Without the US aid, Germany would have won. You are obviously uneducated.
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  50.  @garlkurzer , Russia would have lost to Germany just like they’re losing to Ukraine now.
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