Comments by "1midnightfish" (@1midnightfish) on "Record Russian Losses in 2023 and Terrible Soldier Treatment" video.

The impression of anyone who grew up in a country with a decent and FREE healthcare system is that some American dogs are treated better than many American humans... and unlike this @claus-not-santa handle, I am not a russian troll, but a supporter of Ukraine. I've just known too many Americans whose health improved after they'd been living in London for a while, because they could go to the doctor's every time they were sick... one woman had quite a nasty injury when she got knocked off her bicycle, she needed two ops a few months apart and lots of painkillers, and I remember her saying "Thank god I wasn't back home when this happened, I would have ended up in debt for life".
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@stanislavzucovec8218 I have watched a few videos of Ukrainian being dragged off the street, so I'm definitely not denying that happens. But the UAF are definitely not using their soldiers for russian-style "meatwaves", and it's not only about their regard for the lives of Ukrainians: they simply can't afford to do that. The stop-and-start military aid from their allies is forcing them to rely on their infantry more than they'd like to - and it's exceptionally cruel to force a nation to fight off genocide with the avoidably sacrifice of many of its young people - but this is the main reason the Ukrainian counteroffensive more or less ground to a halt earlier this year. Because they're not using their infantry the way russia does. The last sentence of your comment gives me the strong impression that you read that New York Times article about the Dnipro offensive a couple of weeks ago, and took it as gospel. Assuming you're not a troll (also a possibility), listen to what this Ukrainian serviceman had to say about that article, and reset your brain: The New York Times, не перспективно так робити. (Eng СС)
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