Comments by "Terje Oseberg" (@terjeoseberg990) on "Anna from Ukraine" channel.

  1. Ukraine is not just fighting for the freedom of Ukraine, but for the freedom of all former Soviet Union states. After Putin finally learns that this invasion was a huge mistake, it’ll be extremely unlikely that he’ll try it again. Rather than joining NATO, all former Soviet Union states should band together and for their own alliance against Russia. This alliance should be on good terms with NATO and the west.
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  2. 2.3 meters is 7 feet 6.5 inches. In the United States 8 foot ceilings are standard. 8 feet seems low to me.
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  3. Are you sure he was uncomfortable? Maybe he really had to pee.
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  4. Your volume is a bit low, which makes the ads too loud. You should try to figure out how to make your audio louder.
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  5. Ukraine obviously needs more missile defense systems. I hope they arrive soon.
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  6. Putin discovered that he could use the church to manipulate and control people’s beliefs and opinions, so he is.
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  7. I find it interesting that people judge the strength of the leader of a country by the strength of their military. Biden is old and feeble, yet the United States has the strongest military in the world. Russia’s military is weak because Putin is dumb. He spent 30 years destroying Russia. The US military has absolutely nothing to do with Biden. Biden inherited the US military.
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  8.  @AnnafromUkraine , I agree. Putin made the system in Russia unhealthy. He made his country weak. I’m just saying that his strength or weakness has nothing to do with it. If he was smart, he would have known that his country was too weak to invade Ukraine and if he was smart he would have spent the past 30 years strengthening Russia. If he was smart he would have improved the lives of the people in his country so other countries would choose to join him rather than having to take everything by force. He’s like an immature child who has no clue how to get what he wants without resorting to violence. It is unfortunate that children who throw temper tantrums can gain control of countries.
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  9. “But in the future I see China swallowing Russia.” I believe they’re waiting for Ukraine to demilitarize Russia first. China will suffer fewer casualties that way.
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  10.  @PhilipPage-d4c , Trump isn’t giving weapons either, nor is he increasing sanctions against Russia. Trump has done absolutely nothing for Ukraine.
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  11.  @PhilipPage-d4c , Trump isn’t giving weapons either, nor is he increasing sanctions against Russia. Trump has done absolutely nothing for Ukraine, and Zelensky seems to believe that security guarantees are important. I agree with Zelensky.
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  12. This is also bad for the United States oil companies. They’ll go bankrupt if oil prices drop too much. Saudi Arabia wants this, but Trump shouldn’t. He’s not very smart though, so he doesn’t understand this.
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  13. “Pinecones”
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  14. Hahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!
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  15. Oh. I was confused. The Kursk Bridge isn’t the Kerch Bridge.
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  16. Normally we call it an “ammunition depot”, but if it’s Russian, it’s probably a dump.
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  17.  @chetpomeroy1399 , Why? They’d be Russians who support this war, or they’d have left already.
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  18. The Russian trolls don’t talk to me anymore.
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  19. Zelensky is the world’s greatest comedian. He turned Putin into a laughing stock.
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  20. Regarding the “70% of what’s sent to Ukraine is sold on the black market.” rumor. My response is, “You means Russia is selling all the advanced weapons their receiving from the west on the black market and they’re still winning against Russia? Jeeze. Those Russians must be incredibly incompetent if Ukraine can defeat them with sticks and stones.”
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  21. Ukraine needs to offer China a sweet grain deal, but only if China picks up the grain with Chinese cargo ships. Then we can see what’s Putin does about it.
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  22. Those helicopters should have been shot down the instant they crossed the border.
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  23. Moscow deserves to be attacked, but it’s a waste of resources. It would be better to attack the factories that are building Russian weapons and vehicles.
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  24. Including their backups. But they should have instead corrupted the data so it’s all wrong.
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  25. Russia spent somewhere between $400 million and $700 million to kill 11 Ukrainian civilians and destroy no militarily strategic targets. I would therefore call their recent terror attack a complete failure.
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  26. I love your Russian geography lessons. I’m learning so much about Russian geography.
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  27. Heirs is pronounced “airs”. The “H” should be silent.
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  28. Artur Rehi and Denys Davydov were just demonetized by YouTube for reporting about the war in Ukraine.
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  29. But Russia’s nukes don’t work, and they’re easily shot down.
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  30. Russia inherited their nukes from the Soviet Union. The orcs probably don’t know how to maintain them.
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  31. The better Trump does, the more difficult it’ll be to get rid of him. We’re actually fortunate that his advisors are more ons.
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  32. The Reason why Hitler was able to gain power and become a dictator was because at the time the German economy was so bad it had no place to go but up. So obviously when he improved things for his supporters he became more popular. Trump is actually making things worse for his supporters. If this continues, there’s absolutely no way that the Republicans will control Congress after the next elections. Imagine if Trump had and listened to competent advisors and he actually improved things? We’d be screwed.
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  33. If Trump was smart, he actually would become a dictator.
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  34.  @henryford2736 , I believe that they’re helping Ukraine as little as they can so that Putin continues to believe that he can win. The longer this war continues, the more Ukraine demilitarizes Russia. If Ukraine was provided with too many advanced weapons too quickly they’d slaughter the Russians and Putin would withdraw before Russia has been demilitarized. It seems to me that the west’s main goal here is not to save lives, but to completely demilitarize Russia and obliterate Russia’s economy. Maybe if Russia is completely demilitarized and their economy is crushed Russia will never have the opportunity to invade another country again. After Ukraine defeats Russia, the west will probably treat Russia like they did Japan and Germany after WW2, and they’ll become a real super power, and like Japan and Germany, they’ll give up on this colonialism/expansionism nonsense.
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  35. It seems like you haven’t yet figured this out. The majority of the people in the comments are tarded. That’s probably because they’re brainwashed Russian fools. Fortunately YouTube shadow bans most of them.
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  36. Ukraine has blown up Russia’s weapons depots and their supply lines. Russia can no longer supply 150,000 troops. How exactly does Putin believe that they can supply 450,000 troops? The man is obviously incompetent and delusional.
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  37. I have a 400 sqft shed in my backyard that I could rent out for over $1500/month if the city would allow it. For the city to allow it I would have to move it to 20 feet from the back fence and add a parking space. The parking requirement is because the streets here are packed full of cars because everyone has several cars.
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  38. What do you think about Finland, Georgia, and Kazakhstan rounding up all the Russians who fled mobilization and forcing them to liberate the portion of Russia between Ukrainian and Kazakhstan? Or maybe allowing them to choose between liberating that portion, or being sent back to Russia?
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