Comments by "" (@yellowtunes2756) on "Anders Puck Nielsen" channel.

  1. Putin or any other Russian official never said anything about 3 days. But Ukrainian commanders did promise to drink coffee in Crimea a month after 2023 summer offensive
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  2. It's indeed a pointless war, Zelensky should give up immediately and forget about the idea of aggressively retaking regions, which don't want to be part of Ukraine
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  3. Nobody cares about information leaking or people talking to their loved ones. It's about both sides having the ability to strike the location of the phone call. But both sides still use phones a lot for many military related reasons
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  4. "there's zero point in stopping the fight" - said the guy who isn't fighting while sitting in safety writing comments Putin proposed proper guarantees for Ukraine from both USA and Russia if Ukraine stayed neutral and nonaligned. Zelensky denied it. And don't you think that proper guarantees require negotiations, which are banned in Ukraine by law? Your masters don't care about Ukraine and its future. The sooner you realise it - the better
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  5. I'm curious what will you feel when the Taliban strikes your city with a Russian ICBM after your country invaded them for 20 years
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  6.  @d3r4g45  that's what it feels like to be a puppet state
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  7. Do you realise that Ukraine is losing much more soldiers than Russia due to the huge Russian advantage in fire power?
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  8.  @RonaldvandenBerg0411  what genocide? Less people died in Ukraine in 2 years than in Gaza in 1 month
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  9. ​ @badwin3p  "we know that" - ah yes, Ukraine has 5 times less artillery shells, 10 times less tanks, 100 times less planes and bombs, while suffering less losses than Russia somehow. What's the logic behind it btw? Especially considering that Ukraine got outplayed on the battlefield because they got encircled in Mariupol Lysichansk Severodonetsk Bahmut and Avdeevka, while sacrificing thousands for nothing in Krinky I really want to hear some logic behind your opinion
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  10. Russia will pay reparations to Ukrainian regions which will join Russia when the war ends Btw, where are you from? Just curious if your country invaded someone in the middle east in your life time and if you paid reparations
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  11. It doesn't matter how your GDP is if your production is pathetic. And Russia is outproducing the entire NATO
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  12. ​ pinkyfull except that vast majority of NATO countries admitted to have completely run out of equipment to give to Ukraine without taking it from active serving units. And even if they do it - Russia is still outproducing entire NATO
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  13. ​ @freedomfighter22222 according to CNN NATO plans to produce 1.3m artillery shells in 2 years, while Russia is already producing 2.5m shells per year. What's your point? NATO doesn't even try to outproduce Russia. Btw, my favourite expansion is for patriot missiles from 550 per year to 600 per year, for comparison Russia is making 4k rockets per year. Nice expansion Russia is building new factories as we speak btw
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  14. People in eastern Ukraine wanted to join Russia since 2014. Do you think Taiwan shouldn't be free also?
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  15. Ceasefire, which doesn't lead to peace, just gives Ukraine time to rearm. And Russia proposed total ceasefire multiple times on Christmas, but Ukraine refused. So why are you blaming Russia for it?
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  16. @williamzk9083  Putin isn't mobilizing anyone. 160k is a standard Russian conscription of 18yo for military training, which is happening every year in peace times. Those guys won't fight in Ukraine And why aren't you blaming Zelensky for kidnapping people off streets to throw them into the military? I guess he doesn't want peace according to you
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  17. Because of Kursk - Russia started advancing at record speed in Ukraine itself, collapsed Pokrovsk front, captured Ugledar and Chasov yar. You can't force your enemy to spend resources somewhere else when you're the one who's lacking resources
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  18. ​ surfingonmars8979  do you realise that Russia outproduces entire NATO in artillery shells and tanks? Do you realise that Russia lost far less soldiers than Ukraine due to its huge advantage in fire power? Do you realise that Ukraine getting a fraction of Russian capabilities doesn't change anything?
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  19. ​​ @burbilog it isn't a crime to criticise war in Russia. What law specifically are you referring to? Are you lying on purpose or you got brainwashed by someone?
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  20. Russia is losing far less soldiers than Ukraine due to the huge Russian advantage in fire power. And in Kursk Ukraine was surrounded by 3 sides as well
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  21. What logistics performance? Russia fires 60k shells per day, compared to 30k shells Ukraine receives in a month. Logistics can't become better than this. And no, Canada doesn't even have 500k winter clothing sets itself, they count all winter related gear to sound more significant
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  22. Если ты живёшь не в Крыму, то не имеешь никакого права от их лица говорить. И почему ты ещё не в окопе?
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  23. ​ @SpaDeKo  There are no such thing as "illegal" claims. Whatever your army can hold is yours. Always been this way
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  24.  @digadeh  oh, I'm sorry for nterrupting idiots who spread lies and propaganda. Feel free to fact check me, I dare you
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  25.  @halfalligator6518  if Ukrainians wanted to fight, why would Zelensky ban men from leaving Ukraine? Why would Ukrainian militia snatch people off streets to force them into the military? Do you know that dozens of Ukrainians drowned in Tisa while trying to escape Zelensky's regime? Do you also support the people of Donbas who fight for their own land? Do you support their democratic choice of joining Russia? What is Zelensky's idea of enslaving Crimea has to do with democracy?
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  26. Russia helps them in that regard by destroying infrastructure that was built in USSR
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  27.  @thomasdalton1508  well, it's perfectly reasonable to assume that Russia is losing more than Ukraine during attack itself. But mostly both sides are just bombing each other while sitting in trenches Also, if 10 to 1 Russian advantage in artillery, 100 to 1 in aviation bombs and 10 to 1 in armour can be "compensated" by Russia being on the offensive, then how many soldiers Ukraine is losing when they're on the offensive? Are you implying that Ukraine lost 10+ times more than Russia during 2023 summer offensive? How many soldiers do you think Ukraine will lose to retake the 1991 borders? Also, all Russian men went through at least 1 year of military training before being recruited and trained for a few extra months. So average Russian soldiers are better trained than average Ukrainian soldiers. And what do you mean by "poorly equipped", considering that Russia is using far more armoured vehicles than Ukraine?
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  28. Boosting morale by sending thousands to die for no reason at all when the frontline in Ukraine collapsing?
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  29.  @malcolmgibson5088  stealing children from families is something new. Is there a single video of some mother asking Russian soldiers to not take away her child? Is there a single video of Russian soldiers using force to throw children inside some bus? A single video? No? Because I only remember how at the start of the war Russia offered to evacuate civilians, sometimes entire families, sometimes children first and parents later, but parents agreed on everything and also were evacuated. But maybe I'm wrong, so please name a video with such kidnapping, I'd love to be proven wrong.
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  30. ​ @philliptemple9841  there's no evidence of North Koreans being anywhere near Ukraine and 10k potential Koreans is only a week worth of Russian recruitment. What lack of manpower are you yapping about, considering that Putin had to increase the Russian army size like 3 times because of the amount of volunteers?
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  31.  @abrahamdozer6273  "500 components" - do they count laces and buttons? Not really, Russia gives soldiers every piece of basic gear they need. They had problems at the start of mobilization, but it's rarely the case now. Of course, soldiers can buy themselves gear, it's the case for many armies, including USA. For example in 2004 cbsnews were reporting that quarter of soldiers in iraq had no ceramic armour and soldiers were buying their own uniform a lot. When you're operating a lot of troops - you will inevitably have logistics problems at the start It was in spring. When you're pushing 100 kilometers deep in enemy territory in a day - you will have a lot of problems. Is your only example of bad logistics is from 8 months ago?
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  32.  @georgine321  кому крымчане платят налоги? Кто платит крымчанам пенсии?
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  33. And Ukraine will never be in NATO
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  34. Do you realise that Ukraine lost far more soldiers than Russia due to the huge Russian advantage in fire power and that Ukraine is the one with huge shortages in equipment and manpower? Because of Kursk offensive - Russia was advancing in the Donbas at record speed
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  35.  @wyskass861  yeah, cos you can't argue reality. But you wrote 2 comments to me cos you're salty that reality doesn't fit propaganda you're consuming But anyway, you don't have to play my games. But you can fact check and learn something new. Maybe you will realise that particular media is lying to you and avoid it in the future
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  36. Ukraine isn't defending its existence, they're fighting to return to 1991 borders against the will of the locals. Ukraine can exist with fewer regions and without NATO just fine
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  37. The west has already abandoned their proxies before. How did your life change after the USA left Afghanistan? How did the world change after the USA abandoned Vietnam?
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  38.  @gamermccoolman9312  how will they do that? How many Ukrainians, do you think, Zelensky is willing to sacrifice to retake Crimea?
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  39. @rodneyfungus8249  NATO forces have been destroying power grid even in Serbia. And they also have been "flatten towns" because that's the only way to fight when your enemies hide inside civilian areas. You can clearly see the difference between Kherson, which both sides gave up without a fight and Bahmut, where Ukraine decided to hide behind civilians "Huge amount of aid" - and yet there are millions of people of the middle east who escaped to Europe. According to Le Monte - USA gave 21b dollars of aid to Afghanistan, which is basically nothing for 20 years of destruction and occupation
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  40.  @andrzejbarcelonafrlk6416  well, Russia outproduces entire NATO in Artillery shells and tanks in general, it doesn't matter if those countries have political will to help Ukraine or not, they're physically unable to make Ukraine outgun Russia. Even Biden admitted that USA has run out of standard artillery shells Ukraine hasn't destroyed a single Russian ship that fires rockets on Ukrainian land. How exactly destroying random patrol boat or landing ship during repairs affects anything on a "strategic level" ? Doesn't look like Russian aviation is struggling in any way, considering that there's no evidence of Ukraine shooting down all those planes. On top of that Russia greatly increases their usage of heavy aviation bombs. And even if Ukraine was destroying Russian planes - Russia would still have 100-50 to 1 advantage in aviation over Ukraine. So what changed on "strategic level" for Ukraine when it comes to Russian aviation, since bombs are still flying more often than ever before? Ukraine certainly damages some Russian industry, but drones are physically unable to "destroy" anything. And even if they were - Russia destroys Ukraine much faster. So how is it affecting anything on a "strategic" level since Russia is still outproducing the entire NATO?
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  41. Majority of Ukrainians speak Russian. And how exactly Ukrainian culture different from Russian? Kievan Rus was formed after Russian city Novgorod captured Kiev. Same dynasty that captured Kiev and former Kievan Rus' later called themselves Tsars of all of Russia
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  42.  @cv990a4  it's not about raw numbers of troops, but about fire power. 50 guys with rifles in the trench can't win against a single tank. 300 soldiers in training camp can't win against 2 pilots of strategic bomber. 100 guys in well fortified area can't win against 10 dudes with 2 artillery pieces. Russia can't afford to push as fast as in first few weeks of war. But bombarding Ukrainian troops while slowly pushing forward is minimising losses for Russia
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  43. Yeah, just the way Ukraine acted towards Donbas and Crimea
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  44.  @war-painter  lies Father of that girl with drawing was sent to jail for 2 years after he tried to escape after police found out that he was posting things that discredit the Russian army. Girl's drawing was just the reason why police checked his social media. It's also illegal to support Russia in Ukraine and in multiple European countries Girl with stickers was sent to jail for 7 years because he was spreading fakes about the Russian army (spreading Ukrainian war propaganda about Russian losses. Gonzalo Lira also went to Ukrainian jail for spreading Russian propaganda And not a single protester received anything other than 10k fine for protesting without notifying the government. I also protested and also received 10k fine, just like 30 other people in my bus. Fine had nothing to do with me being anti war, but with no one notifying the government about the protest 2 weeks before protest, that's the law Again, noone will send you to jail for saying that you hate Putin, hate war or want Russia to stop bombing Ukraine. But if you will spread enemy war propaganda - you're in trouble
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  45. Do you support the free and democratic choice of the people of Crimea and Donbas to join Russia?
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  46.  @xxwookey  not sure what do you mean my reliable figures. But according to Gaza's ministry of health 10k civilians have been killed in 1 month after October 7. At the same time Ukraine has lost a bit less than 10k civilians. Wiki has an entire page about it. But even if you believe Netanyahu - half of the overall Gaza's casualties are civilians. Which is not even close for Ukrainian war
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  47. Воистину. Всегда забавно смотреть, как люди на западе делают вид, что хотят русским помочь, но при этом говорят об уничтожении экономики России и о плюсах убийства как можно большего числа моих сограждан
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  48.  @thomasdalton1508  I just did the math. From June to September of 2023, according to mediazona, Russia lost 6800 soldiers KiA. Do you think that in those 4 months of the offensive Ukraine has lost 60+ thousand KiA? Considering that you believe that 10 to 1 advantage in fire power can be compensated by defending instead of attacking
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  49. ​ @weshamil3921  no, I'm saying, that Ukraine can't physically restore 1991 borders and therefore Zelensky should stop kidnapping people off streets and throwing them into the military for no reason
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  50. ​ @NotFound-sm9rg  1) It's Kiev. You also call Moskva "Moscow", Ukraina "Ukraine" and Rossya "Russia". Because that's how they're called in English 2) No, Ukrainian official Turchinov announced "anti terrorist operation" against Donbas civilians before Strelkov crossed the border 3) Said the guy, who doesn't know how to spell Kiev
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  51.  @georgine321  name one person who was deported Name one person who was imported It's the democratic choice of Crimeans to join Russia, it doesn't matter who recognised what, the only thing that matters is what Crimeans want Taiwan is also recognised as Chinese territory. Do you think Americans are occupying them? Would you support China if they sent troops to Taiwan to ensure security of their internationally recognised borders? Would your country sanction the USA if America decided to send their troops there? Because for some reason I don't think that you actually care about internationally recognised borders. I think you just don't like people with different opinions.
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  52. It's difficult for both sides, but Russia is terribly outgunning Ukraine. You can just use your brain
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  53. 1 year old bot account talking nonsense. We haven't seen North Koreans anywhere near Ukraine. And even if there are 10k of them - it's 1 week worth of Russian recruitment. Do you realise that Russia is growing their army with only volunteers and that Putin had to increase the army size like 3 times because of that?
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  54. ​ @toja123 Have you seen his recent video about Kursk operation? He lied pretty much everywhere. For example he said that Kursk adventure forced Russia to move troops from the Donbas and helped Ukraine in the regions. But in reality Russia started taking land 10-20 times faster after Kursk offensive started
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  55. It worked in almost every war in human history
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  56. ​ @justanghozzst8218 Crippled how exactly? By losing old soviet Stockpiles? Now Russia is making 2 million drones per year and a huge army with experience in modern warfare, which no other country, outside Ukraine, has. They also outproduce entire NATO in artillery shells, tanks and rockets. Even western and Ukrainian commanders admitted that Russia is only getting stronger
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  57.  @jaredjosephsongheng372  Russia doesn't need to make progress (capture land) because they have been forcing on destruction of Ukrainian army. And it's working well, considering that only after 2 years Ukraine already ran out of volunteers and can't replace their losses despite kidnapping people off streets to throw them into the military
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  58. Indeed. Budapest memorandum states that Ukraine should have remained sovereign and independent, but the USA took Ukrainian independence in 2014 coup. To guarantee peace in Ukraine - NATO should stay away from it
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  59.  @jonathancowan2251  Nuland also on camera said that USA spent 5 billion dollars to "promote democracy" in Ukraine. I'll remind you that western media lost their mind when Russia spent 20m dollars on some American bloggers
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  60.  @wyskass861  the weather is great, thanks for asking. But anyway, is there a reason why pro Ukrainian NPCs call "bots" and "trolls" everyone who disagrees with them? Can you point out where exactly am I wrong ?
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  61.  @jacqdanieles  Zelensky isn't protecting his country. His stated goal is to restore 1991 borders, despite locals fighting for independence for over a decade. I'm curious, if in 1991 USSR refused Ukrainian independence and started bombing them - would you supp6the USSR for protecting their country? Would you support China if they decided to restore their governance of Taiwan? For some reason, I think that your opinion isn't based on "one party is defending", but rather on "I support whatever side media told me to support"
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  62. ​ @peterbeninger7068 half of the countries, which left the USSR, have good relationships with Russia and never bothered to join any alliances. Only chihuahua states west of Russia wanted to have a new master And what does it have to do with anything?
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  63. ​ @andrzejbarcelonafrlk6416  Russia outproduces the entire NATO in artillery shells and tanks, they also started using much more drones than Ukraine since 2023 (which was the only Ukrainian advantage). That's on top of making loads of fab500-1500 bombs to destroy Ukrainian positions. So on the ground itself - Russia has a huge upper hand, while Ukraine doesn't have any advantages And globally - Ukrainian support is falling, they aren't receiving many weapons anymore, so the difference between Russian and Ukrainian firepower is growing So, how is Russia not winning exactly in your opinion?
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  64.  @JeroenvanHaren  I indeed don't care about internationally recognised things. I care about the will of the people who can choose future of their land. And eastern Ukrainian regions chose to become part of Russia
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  65.  @occhamite  yeah, but same dynasty that ruled Kievan Rus later ruled Russia. If historians named this country Novgordian Rus - would you consider it to be Russia?
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  66.  @occhamite  don't remember Britain and France being the same country for hundreds of years And Donbas wants to join Russia. Why shouldn't they? Ukraine never had their own nukes, those were Russian nukes with codes in Moscow. Ukraine sovereignty should have been respected also. But in 2014 Ukraine lost it's independence and sovereignity So whats the difference between Ukrainian and Russian culture? As a Russian, I met many Ukrainians, but I had no idea if they're Ukrainians or not before they told me. So maybe you can enlighten me
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  67.  @occhamite  you haven't answered. What's the difference between Russians and Ukrainians? You're avoiding this question because you have no idea, because you wouldn't distinguish one from another if you met them too Can you also say that Donbas/Crimea were also under Ukrainian sway and were Ukrainian dominions like India to Britain? Because everything you said is just nonsense. People in all regions of USSR had the same rights, they weren't colonies, they were regions, no different from regions in your country One can also say that legal government on Kiev in 2014 was overthrown by lawless bandits from Right Sector. "Had Ukraine been equipped" - if they had a death star it would have been even easier for them. But it's kinda hard to outgun a country that outproduces entire NATO. But you're right, maybe they should have developed their country, instead of relying on someone else's money
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  68.  @occhamite  Ukraine does has it's own language, tho half of it prefers to speak Russian. How can Ukrainian culture predate Russia if you have no idea what's the difference between Russian and Ukrainian cultures? The only difference you know is a language in western Ukraine, admit it and don't try to act like Russians and Ukrainians are different people "I don't believe it" - you don't need to believe it, you can try to find a single law in USSR that would take a person's nationality into consideration. Every region sent mobilised troops to Ukraine according to their population, it has nothing to do with race. No need in treating Russia by racist standards of your country. But yeah, poorer regions have more volunteers than richer regions, same goes for any country ever Pretty much all western media admitted that Russia makes at least 3 times more artillery shells than entire NATO. GDP has little to do with military production. The Russian military industry was created for war, western was created for profit. That's why the entire NATO struggles to scramble enough equipment for Ukraine to do anything of value
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  69.  @Democracy_and_Respect  what nonsense? Is there a single opinion poll in the Donbas or Crimea after 2014 Kievan coup that would suggest that they don't want to be part of Russia?
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  70.  @axelv1753  What opinion poll suggests that? What percentage of people in Belgorod want to join Ukraine?
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  71. Russia is the top 4 country GDP by PPP
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  72.  @fftt9360  indeed. It's pretty dumb to push Russia towards China by sanctioning them in Europe. Combination of unlimited resources and unlimited workforce is scary
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  73. Lies
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  74. ​ @mariaf.6601  Russia outproduces the entire NATO combined. What are you on about?
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  75. Europe doesn't produce anything in big quantities
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  76. @thomasdalton1508  both countries have parity in drones, but Russia has huge advantage in artillery and glide bombs. Artillery and bombs are great at destroying fortifications Ukraine was surrounded on 3 sides for around 4 months with only 2 roads leading to Sudja
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  77. @thomasdalton1508  If you have a few supply routes - they can be monitored by drones 24/7 drastically increasing casualties Who told you that the attacker takes heavier losses (it wasn't even the case for ww1) ? Especially since in this case attacking forces have a great advantage in fire power. Before attacking some position Russia bombs it for days and weeks. Their attack can be spotted the same way Ukrainian supply vehicles can be spotted, but Ukraine will suffer more losses by sitting on that position
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  78. ​ @worfoz  yeah, for believing the west for so long
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  79. Ukraine can do whatever they want, but it doesn't mean that other countries have to help them. Is there a reason why Russia should accelerate instead of evaporating Ukrainian forces slowly but surely? Considering that Ukraine can't keep up with losses despite kidnapping people off streets, Russian strategy is working
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  80. ​ @Richard-e5m  what purpose did Ukraine accomplish there? And if they did accomplish it - why haven't they withdrawn faster? Russia managed to withdraw from entire regions within days. Why did Ukraine wait until they got encircled by 3 sides with hundreds of Russians piping them from the back, while their last remaining supply road is under complete fire control? If that was a "withdrawal operation", then it SUCKED. Feel free to read the opinions of Ukrainian soldiers from Kursk in a recent BBC article. They described everything, which happened there as "it was chaos and we were in panic"
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  81.  @Richard-e5m  "they accomplished their purpose" - that's what you said under top comment Lying much? And you wrote multiple useless comments instead of just explaining yourself. Because it sure looks like you also think that Ukraine did nothing there and sacrificed thousands of their elite troops in the process, but you're just trying to cope with reality And yeah, I quoted BBC and Ukrainian soldiers, not Putin. Are you delusional or something?
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  82. ​ @gdutfulkbhh7537  by kidnapped children you mean orphans which were left behind by brave Ukrainian army? The same orphans that were moved away from the warzone to best Russian summer camps? The same orphans that were returned to Ukrainian parents if their parents wanted to? Since when saving kids is a bad thing?
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  83. If a paper tiger outproduces the entire NATO, then what would you call NATO?
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  84. ​ @dmdjt  I guess you forgot that Ukrainian and Russian soldiers use civilian vehicles, so both sides target everything they can see in their fpv drone cameras. Doesn't mean that anyone actually tries to hurt civilians
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  85. Do you support the democratic choice of Crimea and Donbas to join Russia?
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  86. ​ @zibbitybibbitybop  Russia is taking 300-800km² per month in Ukraine. Ukraine retaking 3 fields doesn't mean anything
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  87. @UserErr0r3578  it's nonsense because it is. Has nothing to do with feelings For example, this guy said that Ukraine diverted Russian troops. But after Ukraine started the Kursk offensive - Russia started taking ground at record speed. Before Kursk Russia was taking 50km² per month, but after Kursk - Russia was taking 400-800km² per month "I don't think they need to explain themselves" - so you believe that they can do anything, sacrifice as many people as they feel and shouldn't be held accountable by anyone? Do you think any actions of any commander shouldn't be criticized? The thing is. If even the pro Ukrainian supporters have no idea what Ukraine was doing there - that offensive was nothing but a PR stunt. Similarly to Krinky.
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  88. ​ @toja123  you forgot to mention that Russia was INVITED by the Afghan and Syrian governments. Unlike terrorists that NATO supported Georgia, just like Ukraine, was bombing civilians at Russian borders. And Georgia is perfectly fine now Chechnya was flooded with terrorists who used kids as hostages. Google Beslan What neighbours are afraid of Russia outside of american puppets? Did Putin invade a single country that wasn't bombing civilians at Russian borders?
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  89. If Zelensky wants peace, then why did he ban negotiations by law? Why did he cancel negotiations in 2022? Why didn't he negotiate with Russia in 2019?
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  90.  @milanmarinkovic3016  no idea. It was a great way to prevent the war
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  91.  @alexiskiri9693  im quoting cbs and richest army in the world. If they can't do everything perfect from the start - Russia can't do it too. But it doesn't mean that Russia doesn't have equipment
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  92.  @alexiskiri9693  Ukraine gets only around 500 precise shells per month, so only 1.5% of their shots are accurate . And Russia also uses precise ammo
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  93.  @jpmanning5480  you're just spreading Ukranian propaganda According to interview of Washington post with Ukranian soldiers from Kherson offensive - Ukraine lost 5 people for every Russian. And since it came from a Ukrainian soldiers - ratio is probably even worse for Ukraine. And it's a lot worse on daily basis when no-one is attacking, but Russia has outnumbered Ukraine in artillery 15 to 1 according to Ukrainian officials, while 80% of casualties in any war are caused by artillery. So on average day Ukraine looses around 10-15 times more than Russia and 5+ times more than Russia during offensives. So if Ukrainian numbers about Russian casualties are true - Ukraine lost at least 350k dead. Seems wrong, don't you think? It's always like this with propaganda numbers if you put them into perspective I mean, you has to know that those numbers are part Ukrainian propaganda, so why are you repeating them?
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  94.  @andrii.romaniuk  what bullshit? Quote me There's no way of proving that destroyed tank (for example) is Russian or Ukrainian. Same goes for majority of equipment, cos both sides mostly use the same equipment Amount of destroyed vehicles has little to do with casualties. Majority of Russian army (before mobilization) was mechanised, while majority of Ukrainian army was sitting in trenches It's not me who's telling about Ukrainian losses, it's Ukrainian soldiers who gave interview to Washington post. And pure logic suggest that on average day with no offense from Ukraine - ratio between Russia and Ukraine is a lot worse for Ukraine, since they are drastically outgunned "One mobilization extended few times" - fancy words for multiple mobilization waves According to many mercs who left Ukraine - Ukrainian territorial defense troops had up to 3 days of training. Of course it's not the case for people who train in EU, but they are minority of Ukrainian army
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  95.  @benfuriaca2024  Ukraine also hasn't restored 1991 borders and gets further away from their goal every day. Russian goals won't be achieved until their victory. So why would you even write that nonsense? Especially since not a single Russian official ever said anything about 3 days - it was American general Milley, who said that Kiev may fall in 3 days without foreign aid
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  96. @tinylazer what sources would you suggest? All of them are biased towards one of the sides And what sources suggest that my facts are wrong? Does anyone imply that Ukraine outguns Russia? Or maybe that Ukraine grows their army with only volunteers? Is there any source that would suggest that fire power is one the main reasons for injuries? I don't need someone to tell me what to think, since I can draw conclusions from information in free access. So why are you so against the idea of using a brain? Why do you think my logic is bad?
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  97. "it's like a repeat" - no. Putin never invaded a single country that wasn't bombing civilians at Russian borders. We also have a history of Putin invading Georgia for bombing South Ossetia, Georgia still exists and nothing bad happened to them, the good guy Russia stopped the war
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  98.  @andrzejbarcelonafrlk6416  But Ukraine was bombing civilian of Donbas, they also used cluster ammo on Donetsk city and dammed the river to Crimea to deliberately starve 2 million people. Georgia has been bombing South Ossetia from time to time since 1991 NATO also invaded Serbia to protect the people of Kosovo. Do you see links between NATO and Germany in ww2 too?
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  99. ​ @anderspuck  do you realise that Russia is losing far less soldiers than Ukraine due to the huge Russian advantage in fire power? Do you realise that there's a reason why Russia can grow its army with only volunteers, while Ukraine has to kidnap people off streets to fill the ranks? Do you realise that there's a reason why Ukraine had 90k deserters in 2025 alone? Do you realise that less people died in Ukraine in 2 years, than in 1 month in Gaza? Do you realise that it's the only conflict in last 100 years with more civilians casualties than combatant ones, even if you only count confirmed Ukrainian soldiers KiA? Because it sure looks like you know all of that, but keep repeating the same nonsense cos you treat your audience like sheeps
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  100. ​ @wiziek  in what way is Russia worse than Ukraine or any NATO country? In what way is Russia worse than Israel? All wars end with negotiations
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  101.  @mariaf.6601  just because you defend yourself - doesn't mean that you aren't evil. Doesn't mean that you aren't committing tons of war crimes and endangering civilians.
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  102. ​ @ettoreatalan8303  according to CNN Russia makes 3 times more shells than the entire NATO
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  103.  @ettoreatalan8303  Kiev independent also reported it. There are plenty of sources in the internet and not a single one suggests that NATO makes more artillery shells than Ukraine. So what's your point again?
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  104. @jonathancowan2251  you're quoting random people who have nothing to do with Russian military
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  105. @war-painter  when did he say it? 3 days worth of food is a standard amount of food to carry of yourself in any army.
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  106. Huh? Russia was negotiating in 2014, 2016, 2022 and now. While Zelensky literally banned negotiations by law. It's not Russia's fault that peace talks are so slow
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  107. @bretrudeseal4314  didn't know you can read minds. But the history proves you wrong Putin never invaded a single country that wasn't bombing civilians at Russian borders. Georgia was bombing civilians in south Ossetia, Russia stepped in, Georgia gave up and the peace was established. Have you considered that if Zelensky and Poroshenko were as smart as Saakashvily - there would be no war now?
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  108. ​ @dearmas9068  huh? Isn't it Ukraine, which begs for the cease-fire?
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  109. ​ @dearmas9068  Putin proposed multiple ceasefires for a few days during biggest holyfays in Russia. It's not the same Russia bought their equipment and ammo fair and square. Do you think US was also "begging" Japan for ammo for Ukrainian aid?
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  110. Do you call an "expert" anyone who tells you what you want to hear, despite making zero sense?
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  111. And yet it's outproducing entire NATO and withstands 28k sanctions
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  112. ​ @Junkerjoerg1517  Putin isn't the one who ordered Ukraine to stop negotiations in 2022
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  113. He was negotiating in good faith since 2014. But Minsk agreements were fake, which Merkel Holland and Poroshenko all admitted. And unfortunately Boris Johnson ordered to cancel negotiations in 2022. Why should he believe NATO?
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  114.  @bluemarlin8138  according to Washington post and their interview with Ukrainian soldiers - Ukraine looses 5 soldiers for every Russian. And in average day (when noone is attacking) this ratio should be even worse for Ukraine, since Russia outnumberes Ukraine in artillery 15 to 1 according to Ukrainian officials
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  115.  @davidr3382  it's the thing for every army when government sending a lot of soldiers somewhere. For example there's a news article from cbsnews from 2004 about American soldiers having to buy their own armour. So of course Russia will have some problems at the beginning of mobilization, it's not easy to transport 300k equipment everywhere it's necessary
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  116. According to the World Bank and IMF - Russian economy grows faster than any G7 member
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  117. ​ @marynajensen786  Ты забыла про то, что Украина была польским вассалом, а Хмельницкий как раз восстание против вассалитета поднял Причем тут рабство, если Украина была таким же регионом России, как и курск или московская область? Слушай, а вот те украинцы, кого сейчас ТЦК с улиц похищают, они тоже рабы? Их тоже "используют в войнах" ? И какой народ в войнах не использовали? И какое к этом всему имеет отношение голод на Украине в 30е ? А голод в Поволжье в 20е какое то хитрое название имее? Во времена советского союза Украина была полностью восстановлена после Великой Отечественной. У вас развивались научные центры, самолетостроение, атомные электростанции, флот, ракетостроение, сельское хозяйство. Да и в общем населения росло. А когда решили против России пойти, то население с 14го года сократилось в 2 раза, а людей стали с улиц похищать свои же, чтобы в очередной котёл кинуть
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  118. @marynajensen786  А что, Украина не была обычным регионом? Каких прав не было у украинцев, которые были у сибиряков или кавказцев? Украинцы сейчас воюют не за свою страну, а за границы 91 года, вопреки мнению местных жителей, которые уже 10 лет вооют за свободу от Украины. Когда наши войска под Киевом стояли, то я вас даже поддерживал и митинговал. Но последние 2 года цель была не защита Родины, а захват Крыма и Донбасса вопреки желанию местных жителей "И если нужно заменят" - то есть украинцав устраивает ТЦК и их методы? Если похищение людей с улиц - не повод власть сменить, то я даже не знаю что сказать. Ни царей, ни императоров никто и нигде не выбирал, а не только на Украине. Выборы главы КПСС тоже были весьма условные, но это всего СССР касалось, а не только Украины. Так что у России и Украины выборы действительно появились только в 90е Ну вообще количество россиян после войны вырастет из-за нескольких миллионов людей в новых регионах. Ну да ладно
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  119. What are you yapping about? Before 2022 Russia was ok with the Donbas to be autonomous part of Ukraine. In 2022 negotiations Russia only wanted Crimea and for Donbas to be independent. Ukraine refused every time and now Russia will have 4 eastern Ukrainian regions as well. Every time Ukraine sabotaging or delaying negotiations - Ukraine is shrinking. It has nothing to do with Putin
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  120.  @rolfewert6154  geopolitics are more complicated than "stealing". What do you think about Ukraine not letting the Donbas and Crimea go, despite the will of the locals? Can you call it slavery? What do you think about Ukraine banning Russian language as second official in the Donbas? No, in Russia you will go to jail for corruption. In the west it's called lobbying and actually legalized
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  121. According to amnesty international - Ukraine has been shelling civilians with cluster ammo since 2015
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  122. Those 160k aren't fighting in Ukraine, but go through standard military training similarly to Koreans and Israelis. Whomever told otherwise is lying to you and trying to brainwash you. Beware
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  123. What's th3 difference between Russia treating their soldiers and Ukraine treating their soldiers? First thing comes to mind is Ukraine sacrificing their own people for PR stunts of holding the city despite encirclement, or sending them to a certain death to raise the flag in Crimea or Belgorod, or the fact that they still hold Krinky and sacrifice thousands for no reason at all. In comparison with Russia, which had no issue from withdrawing from Kherson or Kiev to save their soldiers
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  124. ​ @stefankaiser5656  ты сказал, что язык и культура отличаются в России и на Украине. Я спросил - "чем разница в кульутрах". А ты начал говорить о языке, сменив тему. Так в чем разница в культуре? "В моей стране нет пропаганды" - ты серьезно? Есть старый анекдот про русского и американца: американец говорит "У вас, в России, отличная пропаганда". На что русский отвечает "Нашей пропаганде ещё многому надо у вас научиться". Американец обиделся и говорит "у нас нет никакой пропаганды!". На что русский отвечает "вот именно об этом я и говорю" Ты хочешь сказать, что все СМИ в твоей стране абсолютно нейтральны и не придерживаются никакой позиции ни по какому поводу? И что никто не говорил, что Россия сделала что-то плохое? Но при этом никто не упомянул нацистов на Украине? Потрясающе
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  125. ​ @Jacut  Do you think the US was also stupid and delusional for not wanting soviet nukes on Cuba?
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  126. ​ @peterbeninger7068  Don't remember Russia moving towards NATO
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  127. ​ @justalonesoul5825  US is the majority of NATO s strength. And considering that no-one confronted US about their wars - they're all in it. US still occupies Guantanamo, it's part of Cuba. But you're right, you can add all those blockades and sanctions to the list. Maybe North Koreans weren't starving if they weren't sanctioned
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  128. Soviet c300 is better than any air defence NATO has btw. And everything else Ukraine received is either worse than Russian analogues or just as good at best. For example pzh2000 got the same range and accuracy like koalitsya, but koalitsya operated by less people. Himars has the same range and accuracy as tornado s and smerch, bur far worse range than iskander, kalibr and kinzjal Russia uses to hit targets far away. What advantage does Ukraine has again? Not sure how can Ukrainians push if their equipment hiding in forests will he visible to Russian artillery. Will they hide in cities again?
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  129.  @mhlangamlungisi5108  not exactly true. Weapons indeed haven't done much, since USSR had huge production. But wagons and trains were a great help
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  130. ​ @mariaf.6601 it's a puppet organisation and cannot be trusted
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  131. Sanctions aren't laws. You can't enforce them by force. Otherwise su35 will pay you a visit
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  132. They couldn't take Krinky, how the hell will they capture Crimea lol. Do you want to wipe out the entirety of the Ukrainian population or something?
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  133. Nazism has nothing to do with Jews mate. Btw, the same Jewish president gave standing ovations to an old nazi from UPA in Canadian parliament
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  134.  @occhamite  same goes with Russia. What's the difference between Russian culture and Ukrainian? Same language (for Eastern half of Ukraine), culture, architecture, mindset, looks, religion, history etc. Can't think of any differences other than haircuts a few hundred years ago
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  135. ​ @robc86  why are you silent?
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  136.  @robc86  so why haven't you debunked any points of mine yet?
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  137.  @dpelpal  комменты удаляются к сожалению, так что перейду на русский Ты думаешь украинские военные тоже смеются над Россией сидя под фабами и тосами? Думаешь уничтожение рандомных катеров им помогает ? И где конкретно я солгал?
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  138. The meeting was going well for 50 minutes until Zelensky started questioning Vance and saying that Russia will invade the USA
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  139.  @evgeniya7853  A fool's hope I guess
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  140.  @richardjoseph9002  I'm not gonna argue about moral aspects of supporting the rebels, but NATO did the same thing in like 30 countries in last 60 years. Do you think Obama is also evil for supporting rebels in Syria? Do you think all American presidents are evil for supporting Taiwan?
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  141. Do you know exact percentage of intercepted targets by Russian anti air? Why are you saying that their anti air is nonexistent if they have best air defence in the world by far? There's no evidence that Russia uses c300 rocket's to hit the ground. As we saw in Poland - those rockets can fall and kill people without anyone aiming for them (of course if we assume that Ukraine wasn't trying to start ww3 by deliberately killing civilians in Poland). Also, only few c300 launchers can hit the ground. And Russia replaced 70% of c300 with c400 few years ago
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  142. Oh no, an NPC noticed thinking people in the comment section
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  143. Do you support the internationally recognised borders of China ? Or do you support the independence of the Crimea from Ukraine and independence of Taiwan from China?
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  144. Why won't you support the people of the Donbas in Crimea, since they also don't want to get conquered by Ukraine?
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  145. Just like Ukraine with current ceasefire on energy infrastructure? Or grain deal? Or Istanbul Azov commanders deal? Or two Minsk agreements?
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  146. ​ @phaelox  by "Kremlin talking points" you mean reality? There's a reason why you couldn't dispute his points and you know that
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  147. Ты это из окопа пишешь? Украины не хотят сражаться, иначе в призывные пункты стояли бы очереди, ТЦК бы не отлавливали людей, а выезд из страны был бы свободным. То, что говорят люди, сидя на диване, значения не имеет никакого И зачем России вторгаться в НАТО? Начать 3ю мировую и уничтожить мир, включая Россию? А без Украины такое не выйдет? Или Россия с Украиной вместе могут весь мир захватить?
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  148. There are less civilian casualties in Ukraine in 2 years than in Gaza in 1 month. It's also one of the rare conflicts with far more combatant losses than civilian ones. Compare that to NATO's wars Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Vietnam or Palestine. Who's the psychopath again?
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  149. Ukraine was democratic before billionaires and their puppet Nazis overthrew the democratically elected government and became NATO's lapdogs. Russia had no issues with democratic Ukraine
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  150.  @cv990a4  no-one is recruiting prisoners. Some random person said it and Ukrainian propaganda capitalised on it Everyone always wants more troops. When was the last time someone said "damn, i wish we had less soldiers on the battlefield" Russia can mobilize few million conscripts at any time, they have enough equipment to do that
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  151.  @terjeoseberg990  Ukraine was part of Russia for a thousand of years, since Knyaz' of Novgorod (Russia ln city) captured Kiev and called his new lands Kievan Rus'.
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  152. ​ @NewVintageGuitars PPP is about local goods and services. You can make 10 times more than the average Russian, but you will pay 20 times more for local goods
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  153. ​ @GNXX25  GDP means nothing and indicates nothing. If you give your neighbour a check for a million dollars to receive a blow job, then he returns this check after you blow him too - technically your neighbourhood has a GDP of 2 million dollars, but in reality there are just 2 homosexuals It doesn't matter what the average salary is. It's about what they can buy for their salary in their country
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  154. ​ @kadovax6567 Wars aren't linear. Russia was taking 400-800km² per month in 2024 compared to 400km² in entire 2023, so Russia did accelerate 12-24 times in a year. But percentage of the land is irrelevant since Russia doesn't need to take Lvov to force Ukraine to give up
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  155. ​ @ImperialDiecast  So Ukraine kidnaps people off streets for no reason?
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  156. ​ @cormchm2853 people in eastern Ukrainian regions want to be part of Russia Btw, do you also think Ukraine trying to reclaim Crimea and Donbas is "wrong wrong wrong" since locals were fighting against Ukraine for over a decade?
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  157. Yeah, that happens when one side doesn't want peace. Unfortunately Minsk agreements failed because Merkel Holland and Poroshenko all admitted that agreements were fake and were oy necessary to arm Ukraine for the war against Russia. Maybe if Ukrainian leaders weren't as stupid and id western leaders weren't so bloodthirsty - there would be no war now
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  158. Like USA did in Baghdad. But unlike USA, Russia kills far more enemy soldiers than civilians
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  159.  @enpakeksi765  protest is protest. Especially if 10 people gather around you disrupting traffic. Especially especially in places that are forbidden from protesting in (like red square). And all you will get is a small fine
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  160.  @enpakeksi765  if you're alone, then you don't need to notify anyone because it's a picket. But you still can't protest near some places (like the red square or some governmental buildings)
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  161. It's easy to say things like this when you sit in safety on the other side of the globe
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  162. Do you realise that any estimations of enemy casualties during war is nothing but war propaganda? Russia lost 52k soldiers in entire war including PMCs and prisoners according to mediazona, which uses actual data from cemeteries and social media
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  163. ​ @sharonlavery7656  loss of equipment has nothing to do with overall losses. It's about fire power
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  164. Russia never had colonies, what are you yapping about? Do you realise that Russians have far more freedom than Ukrainians? Ukrainians are being hunted like dogs by their own militia and being thrown into the military by force. They can't even leave their country and dozens of people died while trying to escape Zelensky's regime.
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  165.  @mariaf.6601  in artillery shells, tanks, rockets and bombs
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  166.  @mariaf.6601  I don't know about aviation ones, but Russia fires more rockets than USA makes patriot missiles. Russia also uses around 200-300 dumb bombs per day, while USA makes 170 jdams per day Pretty much all experts admit that Russia makes 3 times more artillery shells than the entire NATO. What about quality and effectiveness? During war you want as much ammo as you can get. I don't think that anyone ever said "I wish I had less weapons". Also USA bought ammo from South Korea and Japan, I guess it also means something bad Even Russia lost all of their tanks - they would still have more tanks on the battlefield because Russia produces more tanks than entire NATO. Btw, leopard 1 is as old as t55. But, unlike Ukraine, Russia doesn't use their old tanks as MBT, but rather as artillery systems because they fire different caliber than newer models
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  167. @thomasdalton1508  who told you that nonsense? 3 to 1 rule is about minimizing your losses against enemy forces. Or example if 10 guys will fight 10 guys - there will be one lucky guy standing. But if 30 guys will fight 10 guys, then the bigger group will lose like 3 people, while the smaller group will lose all 10 just because they got overwhelmed. It has nothing to do with attackers or defenders, it's about overwhelming your enemies enough to minimize your losses. In modern warfare it's about fire power. 10 guys in a trench will lose to 1 pilot and a big bomb And yeah, feel free to Google any ww1 battle. In the battle of Verden attackers lost less, for example. In Borodino battle (when Napoleon invaded Russia) - attackers also lost less. Feel free to fact check me
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  168. @thomasdalton1508  feel free to fact check me and come back when you Google "Lancaster law". Which has nothing to do with defenders and attackers. This law is about overwhelming your enemy to minimise your losses Ukraine is also counter attacking constantly and any supply vehicle or rotation of troops can be spotted as easily as a tank or attacking squad
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  169. @Zbigniew_Nowak  sure, if they won't be flooded with radicals and terrorists like the last time
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  170. ​@PappaTom-ub3ht too bad that Ukraine lost half of its population since 2014, got into huge debt and has to kidnap people off streets to force them to fight. It's not like Ukraine will be able to afford to keep an army if they want to repay all the debt within a hundred years
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  171. ​ @malcolmgibson5088  It was Putin who said that Russia has almost 700k in Ukraine in 2024. And it was Syrsky who said hay Russia has 640k troops in Ukraine now. But in 2024 Yusov (spokesmen of defence intelligence of Ukraine) said that Russia has 600k soldiers in Ukraine So according to Ukraine - Russia grew their presence in Ukraine by 40k in a year, not counting soldiers in Kursk and Belgorod
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  172. ​ @MA-oj8zk  "Ukrainians don't send their troops through the meat grinder" - letting cauldrons form around them and sacrificing thousands for failed PR stunt against overwhelming fire power sounds exactly like a meat grinder. And unlike Ukrainians, Russia never lets their troops get encircled. You're repeating blatant lies and propaganda Btw, what do you think about Krinky?
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  173.  @Richard-e5m  what purpose did Ukraine accomplished there? Yeah, they're still holding a few tree lines, but it's irrelevant
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  174.  @Richard-e5m  why are you avoiding a question about your own phrase. Again, what purpose did Ukrainian troops accomplish there?
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  175. ​ @okene  Not really. In a few years NATO plans to expand production of shells to 2 million per year. In 2024 Russia was already making 3 million shells per year. So the west isn't even planning to outproduce Russia
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  176. ​ @jesan733  Money means nothing if you have no resources and private military complex. While Russia pays 500$ for a shell and 1000$ for a drone, NATO pays 8000$ for a shell and 30k $ for a drone. Kinda hard to compete with Russia in production numbers. Let alone with China
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  177. Drones are operated by Ukraine, long range rockets are operated by NATO. That's the difference
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  178. ​ @JosephKano  Ukraine lost a third of its population due to immigration, loss of land and war. Ukraine got into a huge debt, which they will repay for the next 100 years. They will indefinitely keep giving US half of their resources. Their country is in ruins. And their enemy is outproducing the entire NATO Just because you want something to be true - doesn't mean it is
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  179. Everything behind the backs of Russian soldiers is Russia. Ukraine should leave Russian lands, peace will be achieved immediately
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  180.  @hedgehog3180  lying where exactly? I don't care about ICJ opinion, I care about facts and reality. And I'll start to take ICJ into consideration the moment they throw in jail some American president or Netanyahu
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  181. Ukraine can end this war by promising to not join NATO. What stolen children? You mean orphans, which Russia sent in best summer camps away from the frontline where Ukraine abandoned them? Russia returns them to their family members if they ask for it
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  182. ​ @mortysmith8049  double tap isn't illegal if the target wasn't completely destroyed. Both sides do that
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  183. ​ @Hillary4SupremeRuler  Zelensky literally banned all opposition media. And 90% of Ukrainian media were sponsored by USAID
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  184. You can't get rid of one of the biggest oil supplier in the world. Because if half of the globe population will need to buy oil from someone else - all prices for all goods will sky rocket in every country
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  185. ​ @nghanlim  And the pricess for literally everything will sky rocket in every country. That can collapse other countries too
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  186. ​ @nghanlim  yeah, but price on literally everything will skyrocket everywhere. It's a political suicide
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  187. @malcolmgibson5088  Feel free to ask Crimeans if they're waiting for Ukraine
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  188. @malcolmgibson5088  "they are" - so who did you ask? What opinion poll after 2014 suggests that Crimeans are missing Ukraine or dislike Russia? And what partisan activity are you talking about? Life here is pretty peaceful. Who's treating Tatars badly? Right now or are you referring to something, which happened in USSR half a century ago?
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  189.  @Druidofthetailon  yeah, so now Russians can push in Ukraine from anywhere, while Ukraine also has to keep large amount of troops there
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  190. Russians and Ukrainians are the same people tho
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  191. ​ @klowen7778  how can a "pre industrial" country outproduce entire NATO and withstand 28k sanctions, may I ask?
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  192. ​ @justalonesoul5825  Russia inherited a huge industry from the USSR, so it doesn't matter if the stockpiles will run out, because Russia is outproducing the entire NATO. So at any given time - they will have more equipment on the battlefield, than Ukraine. Apparently "modern high tech" doesn't work against strong opponents. And apparently high tech stuff is as easily destroyed as cheaper mass produced stuff "They haven't adapted their economies yet" that's why I'm talking about their plans, which are still dwarfed by already existing Russian production Well, Russia has been under sanctions since ww2. But now they have a Chinese behemoth on their borders, while Europe is dependent on Russian resources to exist, so they buy the same thing, but 3 times more expensive, from third parties
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  193. But USSR won in Afghanistan and when they left the country - the pro Soviet Afghan government still controlled the country
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  194. When will you volunteer?
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  195. ​ @skymaster4121  you can volunteer any day. Or do you want to sacrifice other people for your opinion?
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  196. ​ @mariaf.6601 not a single Russian official ever said anything about 3 days. Haven't pro Ukrainian NPCs got tired of it already? But only after 2 years of war Ukraine is already low on manpower despite kidnapping people off streets, banning men from leaving Ukraine or cancelling men's passports abroad to force them to come back. Looks like the Russian strategy of grinding down Ukraine is working just fine, especially since Russia is making more ammo and tanks than entire NATO combined
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  197. ​ @RobertFromEarth  Is this why Russia is growing their army with only volunteers, while Ukraine is snatching people off streets to throw them into the military by force? So much care for humanity lol
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  198.  @thomasdalton1508  10 to 1 is rough estimation of Russian advantage in fire power (artillery, aviation, armour etc). We can use your numbers if you feel like it Mediazona is using graveyards and social media to count fallen Russian soldiers. So it's as accurate as it can be "Russia was on the offensive elsewhere on the frontline" - where? They did pretty much nothing until the attack on Avdeevka in October. And if you're counting tiny random counter attacks all over the frontline, then you should also count Ukrainian counter attacks all over the frontline right now "I would be surprised if the Ukrainian offensive inflicted such high casualties" - it's not offensive or defensive actions that inflict the majority of casualties, but bombing of enemy positions, drones hunting soldiers during rotation, rockets hitting military bases etc. That's why I'm confused why do you think that a huge Russian advantage in fire power can be neglected this easy Also, there's no 3 to 1 ratio between attackers and defenders. I have no idea who gave birth to this myth. 3 to 1 ratio is about the difference in manpower needed to win the battle with far lower casualties than your enemy. For example if 10 guys will fight 10 guys, then there will be only 1 guy left. But if 30 guys will fight 10, then the 10 guys will lose everyone, while 30 guys will lose like 3 (instead of 10). So that general who created this theory was convinced that the greater advantage your soldiers have over the enemy - the less casualties you will have. This has nothing to do with attackers and defenders. And in modern days it's about fire power. A hundred soldiers sitting in a trench will lose to 1 pilot with 3000kg bomb
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  199. He's throwing unwilling Ukrainians into vans and then throwing them into cauldrons to slow down Russian progress. He doesn't have a spine, he's just evil
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  200. ​ @traumflug  According to mediazona Russia loses around 70 soldiers per day. And they have actual data from cemeteries and social media unlike random propaganda you're listening to
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  201. By "some reports" you mean official data from Russian government. And they were talking about recruiting volunteers, there's nothing "covert" about it. Prisoners who join the army aren't convicts, but volunteers
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  202.  @yamaneko-ex8fy  so they both said the same thing. But British intelligence also said that Russians ran out of bullets and using shovels, while their rockets use micro chips from washing machines
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  203.  @otofoto  if you did something bad - you will be in prison. If you want to pay your debt to society in other way - you can join the army. It is a choice and it is volunteering Mobilised troops are getting paid just like everyone else. You can use google time to time before opening your mouth Law does work in Russia and law in Russia makes sense. Unlike propaganda you're watching
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  204. Why do you think that Russian beliefs are wrong but yours are right? Do you think that NATO population should rise up against their leaders and make them leave middle east? Do you think Palestine should take back their territory from Israel and restore their borders? Do you think that USA should stop sending weapons to Taiwan and respect Chinas sovereignity and borders?
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  205.  @jesperrasksuldrup1541  eastern Ukranian regions also should have right to leave Ukraine, don't you think?
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  206.  @jesperrasksuldrup1541  well, you can find wiki page about any Ukrainian elections before 2014 and you will see that entire Eastern half of Ukraine was always voting for pro Russian candidates. And guess what regions voted for them overwhelmingly - Crimea, Donbas and Lugansk. The fact that Ukraine didn't wanted to be part of USSR in 1991 doesn't mean that eastern Ukrainians hate Russia I don't really need to take into account refugees because Ukraine was so scared about Donbas leaving that they never gave them an opportunity to vote on referendum and preferred to bomb them instead
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  207. Where are you from? Just curious if your country sanctioned half of NATO for invading half of the middle east
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  208. ​ @UserErr0r3578  so what was the goal of the Kursk offensive? Cos everything in this video is nonsense
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  209.  @UserErr0r3578  I haven't used the full quote because it's a time waste. You already know what sentence of yours I'm talking about, so what's the point of wasting our time? "Advances in Pokrovsk slowed down" - yeah, in winter mud season. But in autumn Russia was taking 2 times more ground per month than in the entire 2023. Even now Russia is taking 200-300km² per month. So they did slow down from their peak. We can argue about the reasons behind it. But before the Kursk offensive - Russia was taking around the 40km² per month. So the slowest point of Russian advances with ongoing Kursk operation is 10 times faster, than Russian advances before Kursk operation. Is this factual enough for you? Do you need more evidence to admit "yeah, Anders is talking nonsense" ?
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  210.  @UserErr0r3578  as I said, the reasons for Russia slowing down in last 2-3 months can be discussed. But even after slowing down - Russia is taking 10 times more ground per month than prior to the Kursk offensive. So even if they did redeploy something - Kursk still made the Ukrainian situation 10 times worse
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  211. ​ @oscarw7805  Not really. There are no videos of Russian soldiers doing any harm to civilians. But there are videos of Ukrainian troops bombing Bucha since Russia stayed there. The only thing you can blame Russia for - is endangering civilians by being near them
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  212. ​ @sH-ed5yf I guess you forgot now Nazis overthrew the democratically elected government and decided to join NATO BEFORE Russia did anything
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  213. ​ @ProcaviaCapensis-ts8ub  Have you said the same thing about the Ukrainian offensives during the past few years. Like "omg, Ukrainian commanders are so stupid for even attempting to go into Kursk and start 2023 summer offensive" ? Because that sounds like cope Do you realise that Russia is losing far less soldiers, than Ukraine due to the huge Russian advantage in fire power? Do you realise that wars aren't linear and that we would have still fought ww1 if it was the case? Do you realise that in 2025 alone Ukraine had almost as many deserters, as in 2022-2024 combined ?
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  214. ​ @rob97dani  where am I wrong exactly?
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  215. ​ @rob97dani  you engaged already. But you should have googled "Zelensky's militia kidnapping people off streets" instead od arguing with me. I'm dead serious and I'm right. The obly reason you disagree with me is because your media decided to hide information from you and you preferred to "not waste time" on people, who provide you with valuable information
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  216. ​​ @rob97dani  I wonder if you will laugh at literal thousands of videos of Ukrainians being kidnapped by Zelensky's militia. Are you afraid of fact checking me ?
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  217. ​ @luigiwoo4469  another NPC prefers to hide his head in sand instead of fact checking me. How sad
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  218. ​ @luigiwoo4469  if you don't know what "cope" means, why would you use this word?
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  219. ​ @horrisnorris6478  Putin never invaded a single country that wasn't bombing civilians at Russian borders. Don't you think, that making Russia and Russians angry at your country for no reason, is increasing the chances of invasion?
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  220. ​ @luigiwoo4469  where did I use that word?
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  221. ​ @kadovax6567  you can be a Jew and a nazi. He gave ovations to Ukrainian nazi in a Canadian parliament too. Ukraine isn't in a war officially. They can have elections, just like they had elections while bombing the Donbas. And you can vote online easily
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  222. Since when evacuating orphans from the warzone is a bad thing?
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  223.  @LovableCoolGuy  Before video evidence it was very easy to frame someone or spread propaganda. In modern days people will still believe any nonsense they hear, but existence or non existence of actual proofs helps a lot to find the truth Sooo, if I understood you correctly, not a single parent or random bystander or some guy looking at the window never made a single video of Russians doing anything Russia is accused of? So why do you believe such obvious propaganda?
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  224.  @malcolmgibson5088  deflection is not an argument. Do you think there's a reason why there have been thousands of videos of Hamas crimes but literally none of the Russian crimes? Weird huh Is there a particular reason why you believe some information without any hard evidence whatsoever?
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  225.  @LovableCoolGuy  before video evidence became a thing - people were constantly reporting miracles, UFO and Big Foot. Report without any evidence is nothing more than war propaganda
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  226.  @LovableCoolGuy  Previously people were reporting miracles and Bigfoot a lot. I wonder why the amount of such reports dropped significantly when smartphones became a thing No need in acting retarded
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  227.  @malcolmgibson5088  Previously people were reporting miracles and Bigfoot a lot. I wonder why the amount of such reports dropped significantly when smartphones became a thing No need in acting retarded
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  228.  @LovableCoolGuy  Previously people were reporting miracles and Bigfoot a lot. I wonder why the amount of such reports dropped significantly when smartphones became a thing No need in acting retarded
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  229.  @LovableCoolGuy  Previously people were reporting miracles and Bigfoot a lot. I wonder why the amount of such reports dropped significantly when smartphones became a thing No need in acting retarded
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  230.  @LovableCoolGuy  do you realise that there's a reason why noone reports miracles or Bigfoot anymore?
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  231.  @moravianlion3108  same authorities that left them there? Russia does return kids to their biological parents if a request is made despite inconvenience
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  232. It amazes me how happy people are to watch propaganda. Even if you're pro Ukrainian, it's just too pathetic
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  233. What genocidal war? Ukrainian war is the only large scale conflict in the last 100 years with more combatant casualties than civilian ones You're doing the exact opposite with Israel because it has nothing to do with morals. No-one sanctioned the US for invading half of the middle east or for sponsoring terrorists against the USSR in Afghanistan in 80s. There are no rules in geopolitics
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  234. Ah, yes, because countries were losing or gaining territory only in ww2, so every invasion is "literally like Hitler". Is there a reason why pro Ukrainian NPCs don't know any other wars?
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  235. ​ @Therakus  so they have been investigating dozens of crimes for a decade and one dude was arrested? Ok. Who was arrested for starting this war to begin with? Who was arrested deaths of 4 million people in Iraq, Afghanistan and other countries that were invaded in the last 2 decades?
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  236. ​ @tofu666  There are AI photos of Koreans and there are blatant propaganda videos with captured soldiers who talked about "Ukrainian superiority in everything and meat wave tactics", which can only exist in western propaganda. Where are those POWs now? Why isn't Ukraine showing them everywhere to prove their existence?
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  237. ​ @Stefan-ef2pj  several countries who support Ukraine. Right. Exaggeration of enemy losses is the oldest war propaganda imaginable. You can only believe any side of the conflict when they accept their own mistakes and praise the enemy, then it's at least half-truth instead of a complete lie
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  238.  @kadovax6567  there are no sources, which can provide the legit information until the war is over. But we know that Russia is losing far less soldiers than Ukraine due to the huge Russian advantage in fire power. And because Russia is constantly catching Ukrainian troops in cauldrons. And because Russia is growing its army with only volunteers while Ukraine can't keep up with it's losses despite kidnapping people off streets
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  239. Trying to prolong the unwinnable war and suffering has nothing to do with "talking sense"
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  240.  @NGCAnderopolis  hello Timmy
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  241.  @wsmarczak  Germans are being prosecuted for offensive memes btw. The same goes for the UK
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  242. I mean. In 2022 Ukraine had unanimous western support, NATO stockpiles were full, Ukraine had a large flow of volunteers (internal and external), Russians were way behind Ukraine in drones and Russian army was terribly outnumbered. There's a reason why Ukraine was able to recapture a large chunk of land in autumn 2022. And there's a reason why they did nothing of value ever since
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  243. So instead of building fortifications Ukraine decided to on the adventure, lose thousands of grit elite soldiers and will have to protect Sumi anyway? What a great plan
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  244. @LafayetteCCurtis so Ukraine sacrificed thousands to build fortifications, which they weren't building for 2 years for some reason? Have they finished those fortifications? Why hasn't Ukraine left Kursk and let their soldiers get surrounded then?
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  245.  @pansepot1490  1) Putin haven't invaded a single country that wasn't bombing civilians at Russian borders 2) According to BBC sponsored Mediazona for march 4 there are 16k Russian losses (not including DNR and LNR forces) according to cementeries and reports on social media. Roughly the same amount of people die in car crushes in Russia per year. 3) You will always have bad people in any army and it's impossible to avoid due to human nature. For example recently there was a report about Australian soldiers killing civilians for fun in Afghanistan and forcing inexperienced soldiers to kill pow to get their first kill 4) There's indeed zero evidence that Russians did anything bad to civilian population. I remember one video of civilian getting of bike and sneaking to Russian positions to get shot later. Which was well deserved, especially considering that Ukrainian government gave civilians weapons in first days of war. And there are countless of videos of ukrainian civilians protesting Russian forces, staying Infront of tanks or asking Russian soldiers to put sunflower seeds in their pockets and no hostile actions towards them later
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  246.  @KasumiRINA  Russia invaded Georgia because Georgia was bombing South Ossetia since 1991 because both countries wanted independence from USSR, but Georgia didn't want to let them go. And in 2008 South Ossetia asked for Russian help after another bombardment of civilian city Do you think every nation should have right for self-determination? Or do you think that USSR should be restored?
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  247. ​ @gdutfulkbhh7537  Russia lost 3 times less long range air defence systems than Ukraine according to Oryx. Crimea probably has more air defence systems than the entire Ukraine. There's also a land bridge and railroad to Crimea through Zaporozhye and Kherson, Kerch bridge is irrelevant Fleet was just used for parade and it can send rockets to Ukraine from anywhere. There are thousands of ferries and ports in Crimea. Whoever told you that the last ferry is destroyed is either an idiot or considers you one Isn't Russia in the best position in the entire war? Ukraine is losing ground everywhere, Russia outproduces entire NATO, thousands of fabs and fpv drones evaporate Ukrainians faster than ever and Ukraine can't even replace their losses despite kidnapping people off streets
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  248. Not a single Russian official ever said anything about 3 days. Also, Ukraine received tons of aid before 2022. Trump personally sent them thousands of javelins in 2019
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  249. That's not how it works. And Russia is still a lovely country to visit
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  250. @thomasb7464  so who was arrested for no reason? Name one person And why would you compare Russia to 1939 Germany?
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  251. @thomasb7464  Evan and Paul are spies. Evan filmed military factories, Paul was caught when trying to receive a usb flash drive from an FSB officer. And Ksenia donated to an organisation, which donates to Ukrainian army. Does your country have laws against spies or against donating to the enemy army? Do you also see similarities between your country and Germany in 1940s
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  252.  @thomasb7464  so two spies and a women who was donating to enemy army?
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  253. You should care about the other kind of invaders instead of worrying about Russians
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  254. You should worry about other kind of invaders
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  255. Germans should worry about other people crossing their borders. Russia shouldn't concern you
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  256. Blatant one sided propaganda cannot be trustworthy. What are you talking about ?
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  257. ​ @ultimaratio7373  Why shouldn't they use donkeys? Frontline is observed by drones 24/7, so you can't use equipment to transport supplies. So you can either force your soldiers to walk 15km on foot like Ukraine does or give them golf cars, donkeys or scooters Btw, US also used donkeys in Afghanistan
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  258. ​ @ultimaratio7373  people travel through tree lines to be less visible. Donkeys help carry the load. Equipment leaves trails and flying dust, plus draws attention to the trench with soldiers. It's also a different kind of war, you can't produce more armoured vehicles than your enemy can produce drones. So you have to use what you have, including donkeys, scooters, golf cars and ground robots US lost in Afghanistan, but not because they lacked equipment. And yet they still used donkeys sometimes because why not
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  259. ​ @ultimaratio7373  soldiers travel through tree lines to avoid being spotted. Vehicles live trails and dust behind them. To soldiers have to walk on foot for 10-15km to deliver supplies to the frontline. Scooters could slso be good, but they can't move in mud. So donkeys are pretty good in this environment US lost in Afghanistan not because of usage of donkeys
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  260. ​ @sH-ed5yf  have they not? Russia is growing its army with only volunteers, outproducing entire NATO and steadily advancing Ukraine can't keep up with their losses despite kidnapping people off streets, rely on unreliable allies to get equipment and did nothing of value since 2022
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  261. ​ @VajrahahaShunyata  lol. I love how pro Ukrainian NPCs believe that Russia will collapse at any moment, but celebrate it when Ukraine starts offensives and wastes thousands for PR stunts
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  262. Russians are joining the army willingly because they despise Ukraine for bombing civilians of the Donbas for over a decade and because of high salaries. Surely Russian morale is pretty great because of that. There's a reason why Russia had like 5000 cases of AWOL, compared to Ukraine having 90000 in 2025 alone. You can't have a high morale when you were kidnapped off the streets and forced into the military by Zelensky's militia.
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  263. Do you also support international sovereignty of Cuba and want Cuba to be able to retake Guantanamo from the US by force? Do you also support national sovereignty of China and would you support them if they decided to ensure their sovereignty over Taiwan? Do you support the internationally recognised borders of Palestine and Syria against Israeli occupation? For some reason I don't think you actually care about national sovereignty, but you care about the "current thing". Because you sure didn't care about no sovereignty when you personally invaded half of the middle east
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  264. ​ @timosullivan5722 Americans also issued donkeys and canals in Afghanistan. And Russians, just like Americans, have shit loads of other weapon systems, including ICBMs. That's why they're winning
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  265. @kadovax6567  In 2023 Russia took 400km². 11 times acceleration in a year in a war of attrition sounds like winning to me
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  266.  @abrahamdozer6273  "you're likely Chinese" - if you can't hold basic argument, it does mean that im "lieutenant" or working for China. Everyone who disagrees with you is working for China? Can you see them in your room right now?
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  267.  @jonson856  Russia claimed to destroy dozen of himars. But it's hard to destroy mobile artillery in general "They aren't as accurate" - depends on missiles Russia uses. It can be a carpet bombing or precise strike. Since Ukraine gets 500 guided shells and 30k dumb shells - they have 1.6% of precise artillery strikes. Do you think Russia has less? Doubt that
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  268.  @tommcallister7647  "getting their butt kicked" - is this why Ukraine looses 10 times more people than Ukraine? According to Washington post and their interview with Ukrainian soldiers from kherson offensive - Ukraine lost 5 people for every Russian. And since usually no-one is attacking, while Russia has 15 to 1 artillery advantage (according to Ukrainian officials), daily this 5 to 1 ratio is a lot worse Well, since Ukrainians have a lot more soldiers and they had 7 mobilization waves already - of course Russia wants more soldiers to hold the line
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  269.  @adamndirtyape  where exactly have i lied or said something stupid? Quote me
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  270.  @TheInfamousMrFox  if you google "how many shells Russia fires per day" - you will see that answer is 60k in later August, almost 2 months after Ukraine got himars. Your assumption is based on nothing other than 1-2 explosion of Russian ammo per week, while Russia destroys dozen of ammo depots and Ukrainian military bases/ command centers daily
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  271.  @TheInfamousMrFox  "untrained" - every Russian men went through at least one year of training. And many of those people who were sent to Ukraine during mobilization chose military as their career, many of them also went through Ukraine "Totally decimated" - in your wet dreams. In reality Russia lost 5-10 times less than Ukraine "Rusty rifles, tanks from 1950s and no socks" - every country will have troubles with giving equipment to big amount of soldiers during mobilization. For example according to cbsnews in 2004 - 25% of American soldiers in iraq war had to buy their own armour. But problems are being discussed and fixed, it's just almost impossible to give 300k soldiers everything they need from the start, since Russia is 9000km wide and it takes time to deliver equipment. When it comes to tanks - oldest tanks Russia uses are t62, which are used by DNR and LNR forces because they are used to them, those tanks are also good at holding positions or when used as moving gun, tank is a tank, especially upgraded one. And oldest thing Ukraine received is t55 from Slovenia, so what's your point again?
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  272.  @Connidk  what quote of mine is Kremlin propaganda? I was referring to cbsnews, pentagon and Wikipedia. Copy paste my false sentence and we will discuss it
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  273. ​ @IqmalAziz  wdym? On December 11 Zelensky himself said that he's planning to exchange Kursk in negotiations
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  274. Acting like a child while throwing thousands to die in an unwinnable war for no reason whatsoever doesn't exactly "counter" anyone
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  275.  @jonlittle5032  They did grew up and want to end this war. Unlike Europeans who threw Ukraine under the bus
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  276.  @stevekane4922  Nah, I refer to Zelensky who lost 30% of his population due to immigration, loss of land and war instead of singing a peace of paper and joining EU instead of NATO
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  277. @jonlittle5032  Zelensky gave weapons to 300k civilians and was hiding in a bunker until Netanyahu told that Putin promised not to kill him. Russia also posted a dozens of videos of Zelensky's convoys throughout the war, so he would be dead if Putin wanted to Trump, on other hand, was shot at and raised a fist for the most iconic US president photo ever. And Zelensky was getting bullied after he lied about Ukrainian militia snatching people off streets and after he threatened US with the war against Russia.
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  278.  @jonlittle5032  Oh, I actually made a mistake, my apologies. It wasn't Netanyahu, it was former Israeli primer minister Bennett. He told that to the guardian in 2023. Argue with him, not me
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  279. @jonlittle5032  I love how pro Ukrainian NPCs would rather say a lot of nonsense for no reason whatsoever instead of fact checking information and seeking truth. Are you that afraid to find out that I'm right?
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  280. @jonlittle5032  you can type "Bennett Putin Zelensky" in Google and read the Guardian. Argue with them. Or with Bennett
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  281.  @LauraLustig4  he would do an excellent job if he visited Russia in 2017 and sighed whatever they wanted. Now Ukraine lost a third of its population, 20% of its land, 50% of its resources and will pay its debt for 100 years. Sounds pretty horrible to me. Much worse than just losing Crimea and abandoning the idea of joining NATO to join EU instead
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  282. @jonlittle5032  signing a paper "we accept Crimea as part of Russia and won't join NATO" sounds like a damn good deal compared to what we have now
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  283. @lemmysverruca  indeed, 2019, my apologies
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  284. @jonlittle5032  Singing a piece of paper is much better than a war And if you like analogies so much - it's not about the "title of your house", it's about your son, who decided to live with his mother instead of you. And it's not about "your church", it's about a place you never visited, so nothing changed really Do you think any of the men who were snatched off streets, would choose Crimea over peaceful life?
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  285.  @jonlittle5032  btw, have you typed "Zelensky Putin Bennett" in Google and realised that I was right?
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  286.  @jonlittle5032  what question of yours i haven't answered? Have you googled Bennett?
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  287. @jonlittle5032  Don't you feel embarrassed for not even attempting to to learn something new and escape the delusion you consumed over the years? And why would you even bother commenting if you are that afraid of your opinion being challenged? That's just pathetic
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  288. @jonlittle5032  Ok, come back when you you grow a pair to leave propaganda bubble
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  289.  @georgine321  why are you silent? Can't you give even one example? Why would you even open your mouth if you have no idea what you are talking about?
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  290.  @equim7363  крымчане уже несколько раз голосовали на разных выборах. Любой может зарегистрироваться наблюдателем или просто смотреть голосование по камерам У тебя есть хоть какие-то основания полагать, что воля крымчан не была услышана и что демократия не восторжествовала? Просто я не понимаю, как как отсутствие иностранцев или отсутствие одобрения миллиардеров, захвативших власть на другом конце Украины, связано с волеизъявлением крымчан А до выборов после захвата власти в Киеве были допущены русские наблюдатели?
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  291. @futte8024 we already saw how referendum and elections turned out in Crimea
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  292.  @futte8024  sure thing, people should be allowed to decide future of their homeland
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  293. @futte8024  if they left - they have no right to tell people, who stayed there, how to live. Imagine if a big chunk of the population of your country left for Russia, listened to Russian propaganda and then voted in your elections for pro Russian candidates choosing your future for you. Sounds fair or not? Also, Crimea was occupied peacefully and it was peaceful until 2022
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  294. @arjan2777  just like Crimeans have real elections and they want I be part of Russia and vote for Putin
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  295. @arjan2777  in every Russian election - there are cameras in every voting point and anyone can become an observer. Is there any evidence that Crimeans in mass didn't want to be part of Russia or vote for Putin ?
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  296. @Hallomyoldfriend  Какую забавную чушь ты несёшь. Как учительницу зовут? Ты же в курсе, что в СК есть данные обо всех преступлениях? Можешь ещё школу/институт назвать, может кто писал об этом. Ты бы ведь не стал нагло лгать, правда?
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  297.  @arjan2777  I don't see my previous comment to you, so I guess it got deleted. There are cameras on every voting point and everyone can see the voting process. Also everyone can become an official observer too. Is there any evidence that Crimeans didn't vote to join Russia in the referendum or for Putin in elections? No?
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  298.  @arjan2777  I haven't used any arguments. I stated that there are plenty of ways to fact check if elections in Crimea were legit or not. As a non-gullible person, how many instances of falsifications have you seen in elections in Crimea? What percentage out of 1160 voting points in Crimea had recorded falsifications? Surely you have such data, considering that you aren't as gullible as me
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  299. @arjan2777  I don't care who approved what. The Ukrainian coup in 2014 was also approved and largely driven by Nazis, but it doesn't mean that people in western Ukraine were against it So again, what percentage out of 1000+ voting points in Crimea in the last presidential election had falsifications? Why would such a non-gullible person deny votes of 3m people without any evidence whatsoever?
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  300. @arjan2777  OSCE was invited by Crimean authorities on march 10, but OSCE refused because Ukraine said no So what are you on about?
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  301. @arjan2777  nice. So your only argument about elections and referendum in Crimea being fake was the lack of OSCE as observers, even tho Russia asked them to join. So if some far right group will join the observer's team in elections in any other country - you will call them fake too? Will you call the Ukrainian government illegitimate if I find some instances of nazi involvement? No way such a non-gullible person has double standards, right?
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  302. It's called saving the Ukrainian nation from fighting an unwinnable war for no reason whatsoever. It's not Trump's fault that Zelensky was dumb enough to listen to Boris Johnson when he ordered to stop negotiations in 2022. And dumb enough to break Minsk agreements over and over
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  303. ​ @lepidoptera9337  oh no, what will Russia do with increased oil prices
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  304. ​ @qZbGmYjS4QusYqv5  still 10 dollars higher, than in may. And Russia still has an ally in the middle east. So they haven't lost anything and gained extra money with higher oil prices
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  305. ​ @lepidoptera9337  and forced US to waste 20k Ukrainian rockets for Israel
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  306.  @benfuriaca2024  Yeah, Putin didn't expect Zelensky to be dumb enough to rely on unreliable NATO "allies" and continue the unwinnable war against nuclear superpower. No-one expected it to be fair But is there a reason why Russia should be in a hurry instead of evaporating Ukrainian soldiers slowly but surely?
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  307. @tinylazer  Russia gained 4000km² in 2024, but whatever. Wars aren't linear and you don't have to take entirety of the enemy country to win the war. What's more important is the acceleration. In 2023 Russia took 400km², in 2024 Russia took 4000km². While Ukraine is getting further from their objective. And without drastic changes - Ukraine will thave to sign capitulation and all those losses will be for nothing
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  308. @tinylazer  well, fighting the strongest country in Europe supported by entire NATO is indeed different than fighting rice farmers. Also, US was using Vietnamese as meat shields, which suffered the vast majority of casualties Russia is far from victory indeed, but it accelerates towards it. And Ukraine is accelerating away from victory while losing far more soldiers than Russia. Btw, how is this a stalemate if 1 side of the conflict accelerated 10 times in a year?
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  309. @tinylazer  Russia terribly outguns Ukraine. Russia constantly encircles Ukraine. Russia grows their army with only volunteers, while Ukraine has manpower shortages despite snatching people off streets
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  310. @tinylazer  that's the reason I don't use any sources - they're all biased and cannot be confirmed by me But we know that Russia has a huge advantage in artillery, aviation and rockets. They're also on par with Ukraine in drones. Fabs don't care if you're defending or attacking and the regular gun fire is responsible for around 5% of all wounds according to medics from both sides. So it doesn't matter if you're attacking or defending Why do you think that Putin would face any consequences for another mobilization? Especially since Zelensky isn't facing consequences for kidnapping people off streets and banned men from leaving the country. Are you implying that Zelensky has more ways of suppressing protests than Putin? But it's irrelevant to my points anyway. Russia is still growing its army with only volunteers, unlike Ukraine. It doesn't matter why Russia doesn't start another mobilization
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  311. @tinylazer  What sources do you prefer? Half of them is sponsored by NATO countries, other half is sponsored by Russia and their allies. There are no unbiased media. But what fact of mine isn't confirmed by both sides? Does anyone suggesting that Russia doesn't advantage in artillery, aviation, bombs and rockets? Does anyone imply that Russia falls far behind Ukraine in drones? Is there a single source that would suggest that Ukraine outguns Russia? Or maybe a single source that would suggest that gunfire is the leading cause of wounds? If not, then whey do you think that my conclusion (of Ukraine suffering more losses) isn't logical? Why do you value biased sources more than usage of your own brain?
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  312.  @benfuriaca2024  Russia benefits greatly from artillery and bombs. Those weapons require time. Alternatively Russia can mobilize 2 million soldiers and order them to go forward, plus force Belarus to dow the same. Is there a reason why Russia should do that? Different wars, different situations. There are far less places to hide in Ukraine, so fire power actually matters there. And Russia is outproducing entire NATO
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  313.  @benfuriaca2024  "Russia has not achieved it" - I responded to that sentence of yours. Because it is indeed stupid to say "one side of the ongoing war hasn't achieved it's goals" because the war is still ongoing. So yeah, Russia will achieve its goals only after they win But again, is there a reason why Russia should hurry up, mobilize millions, ask Belarus to join and try to win at any cost as soon as possible?
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  314. @benfuriaca2024  what Russia inviting Koreans to get some experience in modern warfare has to do with "Russia wants a quick win" ? There are very few large scale conflicts with only 2 participants Well yeah, no war is better than war. But since Russia hasn't resorted to harsh means to end the war faster - they're ok with the slow pacing conflict. And Russia will win the war precisely because they take their time and slowly push forward, while Ukraine is being pushed back despite kidnapping people off streets, banning men from leaving and canceling their passports abroad
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  315.  @mariaf.6601  sure, name a confirmed Russian crime that Ukrainians or NATO soldiers . Will you call Ukraine and Ukrainians evil after I give you proof of a similar Ukrainian crime?
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  316. So you think that waiting until (if) Russian economy fails is the only path to victory. Ok. Have you been furious with the stupidity of Ukrainian commanders for even attempting offensive operations? Have you been calling Zelensky stupid for allowing Kursk operation? Have you been condemning every Ukrainian action other than defensive ones? Because if you haven't done it before - you're just coping now
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  317. @coloradoing9172  in 2022 offensive Ukraine sacrificed so many men and equipment, that they couldn't do anything of value since then. "Slowed down the offensive in the east" - there are many military bloggers and many media, that report gains by both sides. I dare you to name a single source that would suggest that Russian offensive got slower after Kursk. Because every mapper I saw, calculated that Russia was taking around 40km² per month a year ago and 400-800km² per month after Ukraine went into Kursk And again, if you truly believe that Ukraine just needs to wait until Russia collapses or whatever - why do you think it's reasonable to waste soldiers on offensive operations? It would be indeed much better if Ukraine agreed on Russian terms in 2022 because now Russian terms are much worse for Ukraine
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  318.  @coloradoing9172  small indie company doesn't know the difference between conversations and harassment
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  319. ​ @mariaf.6601  Russia is advancing at record speed and forming like 5 large different cauldrons as we speak. Doesn't look like everything is under control at all
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  320. ​ @mariaf.6601  do you realise that you don't need to take entire country to win the war and do you realise that Ukraine has far higher losses with far lesser population, than Russia?
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  321. ​ @andrzejbarcelonafrlk6416  where is he wrong exactly?
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  322. ​ @kadovax6567  Wrong opinions aren't valid. And facts don't care about your feelings. The BBC had an interview with Ukrainian soldiers who described how they had to run away in panic. Russian were only a few km from the last Ukrainian supply road and Ukraine was sitting in a fire pocket for a few months
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  323. @jonathancowan2251  Russia also "found" plenty of documents suggesting that Ukraine is losing millions of soldiers. And it's all extremely easy to fake But yeah, the war could have been over fast even Zelensky was smart enough
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  324.  @malcolmgibson5088  so you're quoting Lukashenko who speaks nonsense 24/7 just like Trump and some comedian. Nice argument bro
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  325.  @ptonpc  The left can't meme. As always
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  326. @sammiller6631  and yet noone said it
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  327. @jonathancowan2251  do you think Russian mod gave her secret plans for invasion? There's no such thing as "mouthpiece". Russian state media, just like any media, hire people with similar opinions as theirs. They can critique the government, but they agree on most of the issues. So she isn't getting some instructions on what to say or on military planning
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  328. @Pikkabuu  Well, surely that was the preferred possibility. Unfortunately Zelensky wasn't smart enough to give and and negotiate fast
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  329. @mac_mcleod  interesting. Can you quote him so I could find it? Because al Jazeera has his unredacted speech and there are no "3" and no "three". And the only thing Google showed me is "allegedly Putin's speech was filmed 3 days ago" Sooo. Can you give his quote? Because not a single Russian official gave any promises to take Ukraine or a certain city in any given amount of days
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  330. @kaptainkaos1202  so you're confusing random people on talkshows say random nonsense with Russian officials. Peskov, who's an actual Putin's spokesman, hasn't said anything
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  331. @b4nterontilt  that's exactly my point. That's it's funny to see how random people spread the blatant propaganda about potential Russian plans. What are you yapping about?
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  332. So now they can push inside Ukraine from anywhere and stretch Ukrainian manpower even thinner. Great plan
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  333. ​ @Phildavies-d7c  Russia is growing their army with only volunteers. Ukraine is the one kidnapping people off streets and forcing them into the military by beatings. What are you yapping about?
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  334. In 2 years in Ukraine less civilians died than in a month in Gaza. Do you think your country should send military aid to Palestine?
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  335. I mean, feel free to visit Berlin or Paris and then visit Moscow or San Petersburg. You will see the western decay clearly
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  336. Less people died in Ukraine in 2 years than in any American war or in Gaza in 1 month
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  337. Putin never invaded a single country that wasn't bombing civilians at Russian borders. Also far less civilians died in Ukraine than combatants, which isn't the case for any NATO war. For example more civilian died in Gaza in 1 month than in 2 years in Ukraine
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  338. What stolen children? Russia evacuated kids from orphanages away from the warzone and sent kids back to Ukraine if their biological parents asked for it. What's so heinous about it?
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  339. Interesting. Did you know that in 2 years in Ukraine less civilians died than in 1 month in Gaza? Did you know that this war is one of the rare modern conflicts with more combatant casualties than civilian ones? Compare it to any NATO war like Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria or Vietnam. If you think Russians are fighting like rabid animals, then what do you think about Americans and Jews?
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  340. @Badry72  “It was clear to all of us that this was a frozen conflict, that the problem had not been solved, but that is precisely what gave Ukraine valuable time,” Merkel told Die Zeit She did say that. Why haven't you tried to fact check me? Maybe if you actually searched for information you dislike - you would be more informed now
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  341.  @Badry72  Unfortunately I can't see my original comment for some reason. But I'm sure that the meaning is the same Merkel, Holland and Poroshenko (who all admitted that Minsk agreements were fake) weren't interested in peace, they weren't interested in negotiations which could lead to such peace and they weren't interested in "solving the problem". They were interested in a war with Russia Russia, on other hand, had no reason to give Ukraine time to prepare. I'm 2014 Ukraine didn't had an army and Russia could roll over Ukraine. They could have also sent military to help Yanukovich deal with rioters. And yet Putin tried to negotiate. Which was a massive mistake because the west never had intentions to actually stop the conflict
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  342. @Badry72  it's called paraphrasing. You're welcome. If you're making a peace deal with the sole purpose to continue the war instead of solving the problem, which caused the conflict - your peace deal is fake and doesn't worth the paper it was signed on. So Merkel Holland and Poroshenko weren't negotiating in a good faith, unlike Putin
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  343.  @Badry72  it's called paraphrasing. If you're asking for peace solely because you want the time to prepare for war - your peace proposal is fake and doesn't worth the paper it was signed on. Merkel Holland and Poroshenko weren't negotiating in good faith
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  344.  @Badry72  it's called paraphrasing. If they had no intentions to "solve the problem" and the only reason for Minsk agreements were giving Ukraine time to prepare - then Minsk agreements were fake, while Merkel Holland and Poroshenko negotiated in bad faith. Not Putin
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  345. @Badry72  Huh? "express the meaning of (something written or spoken) using different words, especially to achieve greater clarity." - yeah, that's the definition of paraphrasing
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  346. @Badry72  and you still don't know what paraphrasing means
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  347. @Badry72  how else would you call a deal, where one side had no intention to fulfil it and where the sole purpose of the deal, was to give one side a time to break it ?
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  348. @Badry72  You haven't answered. Is there reason why you're avoiding the question? Those treaties ended after 2014 coup in Kiev when nazis got in power and banned Russian language as second official in the Donbas immediately after taking the power. But anyway, it doesn't excuse Merkel Holland and Poroshenko for signing agreement, which they had no intention to fulfil. They weren't negotiating in good faith and there would be no war if they wanted to prevent it
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  349.  @cymeriandesigns  random soldiers can't know anything important and all lost equipment is visible by dozens of drones
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  350. ​ @PaddleTheWilderness  I guess you forgot how entire Europe gave up within weeks and that USSR kept it's control over eastern Europe for 50 years. How many countries gave up at some point in ww2? Btw, all American proxi wars are "literally like this" ? What changed after Afghanistan gave up to US? What happened after the US ran away from it? What happened after US ran away from Vietnam? Why are you pretending, that proxi wars mean anything to the world?
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  351. But they're losing, faster than ever. And can't even replace their losses despite kidnapping people off streets. Have you considered that you need to stop listening to one-sided propaganda?
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  352. ​ @JosephKano  and all of them are tiny nations which pose to threat at all
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  353. I mean, Ukraine was shelling Russians near Russian borders for 8 years with cluster ammo (which even Human Rights Watch admitted) and dammed river to Crimea to deliberately starve 2 million people Who would have guessed that wars can be provoked. Anyone who reads history books I guess
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  354. Ukraine did shelled Donbas with cluster ammo and dammed river to Crimea to starve 2 million people. Seems like a valid reason to me Who could have guessed that wars can be provoked, am I right?
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  355. NATO is physically incapable of making Ukraine outgun Russia. For example NATO plans to expand production of artillery shells to 1.3 million per year in 2026, while Russia is making 2.5 million shells right now. Don't be delusional Russia is fighting in Volchansk on their side of the river, while Ukraine is actively trying to recapture the city across the river. How the hell crossing the river benefits Ukraine? Fight inside the city benefits whatever side has more bombs and artillery to destroy enemy positions, which is Russia Btw, if waiting and exchanging land for time is the Ukrainian plan, then why would they try to start a summer offensive? Why did they let their troops get encircled in Mariupol Lysichansk Severodonetsk Bahmut and Avdeevka? Why did they sacrifice thousands in Krinky? Why would they even dream about going on the offense until they greatly outgun Russia? You're bending reality to make it fit your agenda
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  356.  @pashakdescilly7517  Ukraine is still loosing 5 times more soldiers than Russia, according to Washington post and their interview with Ukrainian soldiers from Kherson offensive. Loosing ground isn't that important than loosing an army. Especially since Ukraine was outnumbering Russia greatly
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  357.  @vyli1  news websites are pre writing articles sometimes to be the very first to announce stuff. Same happens with sports a lot. And firstly this info about 3 days came from USA, not a single Russian official ever said that Russia was expecting to negotiate with Ukraine after capturing huge chunks of land, which they did. But western puppeteers convinced Ukraine to keep fighting. Noone can expect to capture entire Ukraine in 3 days, it's physically impossible You can't trust any propaganda during war. It's easy to spread some nonsense about fake plans and celebrate when they weren't accomplished But yeah, northern attack was a failure. Russia indeed haven't expected Ukraine to fight until the last Ukrainian, so it will take some time
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  358.  @agffans5725  Canada isn't sending 500k uniforms, they're sending 500k winter related stuff. Considering that Canadian army is 80k men, i doubt that they even have 500k uniforms in total
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  359.  @pashakdescilly7517  so Washington post is spreading Russian propaganda? Or Ukrainian soldier saying that they lost a lot more soldiers than Russia for fun? Or Ukrainian officials are imagining amount of Russian artillery on the battlefield? What exactly is bs?
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  360.  @vyli1  someone could have posted prewritten article by mistake. But first info about 3 days came from USA Again, it's impossible to capture such a big territory in 3 days. Russia was hoping to negotiate and pushed too deep and too fast, it's obviously didn't worked out so whole northern attack was a mistake and a failure. But if Ukraine negotiated - it could have saved many lifes. So it was a huge gamble to save both countries from a long war. Unfortunately for many dead people - it didn't worked out
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  361.  @pashakdescilly7517  well, it has interviews with soldiers, they know better than we do. But my logic correlates with this article pretty well I can understand why would Russia loose a lot of people in first week of war, but after Russia left Kiev - war became very comfortable for them, since they have huge advantage in artillery
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  362.  @vyli1  you're confusing Russia and random journalist who wrote this article. There's no point in setting a timer, because you always want to be first to make a news, what if Russia won few hours before timer was off? My guess that it was just a mistake Not sure how could Russia possibly could have capture Kiev with 3 million population. And even if they did - nothing would have stopped Zelensky from moving to Lviv. I'm not saying you're wrong. But if you're right, then Russia must have had truly insane ideas. In my assumption - Russian plan is a lot more reasonable and achievable. Why exactly do you think I'm wrong?
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  363.  @pashakdescilly7517  amnesty international admitted that Ukraine places their troops in schools and hospitals, using towns as artillery positions, etc. It's a war crime to make civilian area a legitimate military target. So blame Ukraine on this one "Hugely restricted their artillery" - why are you saying it if Russia still fires 60k per day still? If you google "how many shells Russia fires a day" - you will find articles from mid August, 1.5 months after himars was delivered. Do you realize that Russia destroys dozen of Ukrainian ammo depots daily? Just because your media show you big explosion and say "omg, himars is destroying Russian ammo" - it doesn't mean that Russia is running low on ammo. Because, wow, destroying enemy ammo is a standard thing "They are so short of artillery" - Russia has tornado s with the same range and accuracy as himars, but in 10 times bigger quantities and drones. If i follow your logic - Ukraine should have 10 times less artillery than Russia. "Because it is accurate" - only 500 shells out of 30k Ukraine receives per month are guided. It's 1.6%. Do you think that amount of precise Russian shells is lower percentage wise? Why?
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  364.  @vyli1  that's not how Russian media work. They are censoring themselves, there's no FSB guy to check if everything correct. Russian government also owns channel TNT with most popular comedy show called Comedy Club. People there often criticize Putin and government, but never "too much". Comics working there were giving interviews and saying that no-one stops them from writing whatever but they kinda feel what they should and shouldn't say. For example Oleg Slepakov made a song where he says many government promises (for example phrase "oil price will rise) and adds "what if it's fucking not", openly criticizing government. But they can't just call Putin a thief or a bitch, that's a restriction they put on themselves. And i can assume that it's the same thing for all government controlled media
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  365. The west decided to commit suicide by inviting "cultural enrichment" in their homes and sanction a country, which could provide them with cheap resources. The west also doesn't care about sovereignty of nations, otherwise they would be supporting Donbas in their struggle to leave Ukraine
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  366. Why haven't you volunteered?
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  367. ​ @Trikie77  so why do you want to send 50000 young men to die for your opinion?
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  368. ​ @RedAndYellacuddlyFella  yeah, he's playing with human lives and ww3 while fighting in unwinnable war for no reason
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  369.  @jonathancowan2251  There have been no colour revolution in Russia, tho there have been attempts in 2011. Remember Navalny? His daughter right now is working for Kamala, while his entire team works with other pro NATO organisations
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  370. ​ @marynajensen786  ты же в курсе, что у нас никого не мобилизуют уже 2 года, а армия растет за счёт волонтёров? Ты перепутала стандартный призыв на военную службу (который ничего общего не имеет в текущей войной) с мобилизацией? Проходящих обучение призывников на Украину не отправляют Так ещё раз. Если вы признаете нашу власть над восточными регионами, то в остальную Украину войска не войдут. В чем тогда "ужасы оккупации" ? Ну и правда, что такого плохого Россия делает на подконтрольных территориях? Мы миллиарды вливали в Крым ещё до войны, миллиарды тратим на восстановление инфраструктуры в новых регионах. С улиц, в отличие от Украины и ТЦК, никого не хватают. По сути сейчас Россия - самое безопасное место для украинцев, так как их свои хватать и отправлять на бойню не будут. Ты в курсе, что в России больше беженцев из Украины, чем в любой европейской стране?
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  371. ​ @ancovanbeukering1171  He's using a DeepState map, quoting nonsense about human safari and forgets to mention how Ukraine uses civilian vehicles and infrastructure for military purposes
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  372. ​ @RG001100  but you aren't unbiased when you're using propaganda as a source
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  373. ​ @RG001100  I did mention it above. He's using the official Ukrainian mapping channel DeepState. He mentioned human safari without explaining that both sides are using civilian vehicles and infrastructure for military purposes, so there's zero reason to suggest that anyone wanted to hurt civilians on purpose. And if it is such a big issue, he surely should have blamed Ukrainians for not evacuating civilians within the drone range.
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  374. ​ @stefankaiser5656  wars aren't linear mate. And the stated Ukrainian goal is to retake 1991 borders against the will of the local population. How many Ukrainians are you willing to sacrifice to retake Crimea?
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  375. ​ @stefankaiser5656  it was in 1991. When eastern Ukraine had Russian as a second official, had no goals of joining the enemy military alliance and wasn't bombing civilians for trying to leave. In 2014 Crimeans overwhelmingly voted for Russia and were overwhelmingly voting for Putin in every election
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  376. ​ @stefankaiser5656  can i mirror your argument and say that the people of the Donbas don't want to be ruled by Ukraine again? Btw, you're 100%, they would have said "no" to Russia. But they aren't willing to fight for it. The fact that Ukrainian militia has to kidnap people off streets to fill the ranks and the fact that Ukrainian army had 90k deserters in 2025 alone - speaks volume.
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  377. ​ @stefankaiser5656  i don't really care about who's wrong and who's right. Both sides have their legit reasons to fight. But i care about people. I don't think anyone's life will change under different flag. And i don't think Ukraine can win this conflict without other countries stepping in, so i believe that Ukraine should give up and save people cos prolonging the war may be devastating for them. I don't think that entering NATO is worth it, especially since EU is also a defensive alliance and Russia doesn't care about Ukraine joining it
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  378. Who told you that nonsense? Even western generals admitted that Russia is producing 3 times more artillery ammo than entire NATO. Add to the equation NK and Trump refusing to give Ukraine weapons
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  379. So Ukraine sacrificed thousands for PR stunt with no military purpose? That sounds far more embarrassing than taking its time to evaporate your enemies Do you realise that Ukraine is losing far more soldiers than Russia due to the huge Russian advantage in fire power and especially in Kursk, since Ukraine was sitting in a cauldron?
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  380. ​ @rmdomainer9042  so? Ain't denying Russia doing fucked up things. The point is that Ukraine isn't any better, but the media pretends it's not the case
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  381. ​​ @rmdomainer9042  What's the point of mentioning it on pro Ukrainian channels, where they watch pro Ukrainian propaganda 24/7 ? To get likes? Why would i tell them something, which they already know? Btw, I'm curious, how often do you visit pro Russian channels and mention Ukrainian war crimes?
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  382. ​ @jeppelund4239  you forgot to mention Amnesty international report about Ukrainian soldiers using civilian infrastructure for military purposes (ammo depots, military bases etc) in EVERY city they visited. There would be far less civilian casualties if Ukrainian soldiers weren't hiding among them
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  383. Ukraine was the poorest country in Europe and its population halved since 1991. Poland also remained a shit hole. What are you talking about? The only prosperous countries at Russian borders are China and Nordics
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  384. There are many forests in the north. It would be difficult to utilise biggest Russian advantage in artillery and bombs. So Russia would need to sacrifice a lot of men to take land in a war of attrition, which isn't a great thing
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  385. Locals want to be part of Russia tho
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  386. ​@FriedrichHerschel This operation had no goal other than PR
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  387.  @FriedrichHerschel  this video is a bunch of lies and utter nonsense. For example Anders said that Ukraine pulled out Russian troops from Donbas to Kursk. But before the Kursk operation - Russia was taking 40km² per month and after the Kursk operation - Russia started taking 400-800km² per month. So because of Kursk - Russia started taking 10 times more ground than usual. So no, it either had no military purpose or failed every single objective it could possibly fail
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  388.  @FriedrichHerschel  Even if there's no causation - it would be wrong to say that Ukraine achieved something positive inside Ukraine itself by starting Kursk adventure Ukraine used their best brigades in Kursk. Surely they would be useful when Russia was near Ocheretino (a few km north west of Avdeevka)
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  389. Russia is outproducing the entire NATO combined. What aircraft carriers have to do with anything?
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  390. ​ @darth3911 and yet Israel killed more people in 1 month than both Russia and Ukraine in 2 years. Israel also killed more UN observers than any other country ever. Do you think there's a reason for it? That's on top of hitting active hospitals and refugee camps
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  391. Lies. Putin proposed peace treaties since 2014. Ukraine needs to stay away from NATO and stop bombing civilians in rebel regions
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  392. @jacqdanieles  That's called hypothetical scenario. So please answer If Chechnya wasn't flooded with terrorists and radical Islamists, then I would support them in 1991 indeed. But no-one wants to have Isis on their borders, so I can understand Russia. Tho if Kaliningrad or Kamchatka decided to leave - I would support them unconditionally
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  393. @Zmok  That's how you fight for independence. It's almost impossible to win against a larger chunk of your former country, so you do need assistance from someone else
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  394. @ichodernicht8131  Ukraine was totally fine without an army before 2014 coup. Noone will invade you if you not gonna piss off your neighbours
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  395.  @Badry72  Donbas didn't wanted anything until 2014 coup in Kiev. But Turchinov announced "anti terrorist operation" against Donbas civilians on April 7, while Strelkov crossed the Ukrainian border only on April 11. So Ukrainian government started the war and the people of the Donbas were already rebelling before Russia did anything there I mean, Russia annexedthe Crimea only after Crimean parliament asked for Russian assistance and after it started a referendum to join Russia. While the Donbas wasn't even the part of 2022 negotiations. But yeah, imagine, Russians didn't like seeing Russians being killed at Russian borders
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  396. @Badry72  no, ATO started on April 13. But he announced it on April 7. The video is on YouTube and it was posted on April 7. Feel free to fact check me
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  397. @Badry72  "Turchinov ato April 7". You will see a multiple videos of bold guy (Turchinov) announcing ATO
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  398. @Badry72  that's a bad translation. On April 13 it officially started. But on camera, on April 7, he announced it. Have you found the video on YouTube? Have you seen the date of the posting?
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  399. @Badry72  "he didn't officially announced it at all" - he did it on camera Infront of Ukrainian flag on April 7. But yes, it was signed only on April 13. And yet the unrest started way before Strelkov crossed Ukrainian border because Turchinov even had to announce ATO before that
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  400. @Badry72  "anything else is your false interpretation" - he literally made a video to the nation and said that Ukraine will start an "anti terrorist operation" in the Donbas on April 7. It doesn't matter if they sighed the paper later or not. Crimea wasn't invaded. Local parliament asked for Russian help and later stared referendum. Russia sending mercs to the Donbas isn't different from NATO sending mercs to Ukraine. I'm curious, if Putin announced "SMO" on February 10 2022 and said that Russia will send troops to Ukraine, but Ukraine struck Russian troops before Putin officially started an "SMO" on February 22 - would you also say "omg, Ukraine hit Russia unprovoked, Ukraine started the war and they're solely responsible for everything" ?
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  401. Russia is outproducing the entire NATO in tanks and artillery shells. If a country A outproduced the largest military alliance on earth, would you call country A a super power or not?
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  402. ​ @mariaf.6601 Вскрой свой телефон и почитал, кто его сделал лол
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  403. Why would Russia want a ceasefire, which gives Ukraine time to fix their manpower shortages by snatching people off streets and which doesn't solve anything?
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  404. Why haven't you volunteered already?
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  405. Russian army is growing with only volunteers, while Ukraine has to kidnap people off streets to throw them into the military by force. US also allowed prisoners to participate in fighting in Iraq Russia is top 4 countries GDP by PPP. Russia lost nowhere near 1 million men and is losing far less soldiers than Ukraine due to the huge Russian advantage in fire power. Why would anyone believe in blatant Ukrainian war propaganda? According to Bloomberg from a year ago - half of the Russians already returned. Plus Russia gained a few millions in their regions Do you realise that right now Russia has the most advanced army in the world with the most experience in modern warfare with Ukraine being a close second? How many millions of drones Poland makes per year to compete with Russia? But you're right, Russia isn't an enemy. Because Putin never invaded a single country that wasn't bombing civilians at Russian borders.
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  406. ​ @sH-ed5yf  Ukraine has been trying to join NATO since 2014 coup in Kiev. That's why the whole thing started
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  407. ​ @sH-ed5yf  It was pro EU, pro NATO and pro nazi. If it wasn't a coup - they could have voted in the next election
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  408. ​ @sH-ed5yf  maidan was pro NATO, pro EU and pro nazi. If people were disagreeing with the government - they could have voted for them in the following elections instead of installing the billionaire to rule them
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  409. Russia has nothing to do with your politicians opening the door to Muslims. Russia is the last thing you should worry about
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  410. ​ @mikael5938  everyone in Russia is equal. Eastern Ukrainians and Siberians also look the same and no-one treats them differently. No need to judge Russia by racist standards of your country
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  411.  @larsrons7937  no need to open your mouth if you have nothing to say
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  412. ​ @stefankaiser5656  и в чем отличие жителей города Сумы от Курска? Мы были одной страной почти тысячу лет. Мы выглядим одинаково, говорим на одном языке, у нас одинаковые культура, архитектура, религия, менталитет, еда и так далее. В чем разница?
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  413. ​ @stefankaiser5656  В 91 году Украина отказалсь от коммунизма. Как и Россия. В чам разница то? Расскажи конкретно про культуру. В чём разница между культурой в Сумах и в моём родном Подмосковье? Да мне плевать на Украину. Я хочу, чтобы Украина отстала от жителей Донбасса и дала им уйти мирно
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  414. ​ @stefankaiser5656  so what's the difference in culture, for example?
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  415. ​ @stefankaiser5656  так в чем разница в культуре?
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  416. ​ @stefankaiser5656  как быстро ты тему сменил. То есть разницы в культуре нет? Зачем ты ее упомянал тогда? Да, западная половина Украины была частью Польши сотни лет, поэтому там говорят на смеси русского и польского. Но все Украинцы знают русский язык и для большинства он родной. Я видел много видео с войны и в каждом из них, когда ситцация становилась опасной, то украинцы неосознанно переключались с украинского языка на русский. Так что никаких проблем с языком у местного населения после вступления в состав России не будет. Мне совершенно плевать, если пропаганда в твоей стране не упомянала о нацизме на Украине и о том, что происходило на Донбассе с 2014 года. Почему Украина не может отстать от Донбасса и Крыма? У них тоже какой-то комплекс неполноценности?
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  417. ​ @stefankaiser5656  как левые, так и правве СМИ являются частью пропаганды. Я полагаю, ты немец, RT был запрещен в Германии. Вот вам и свобода СМИ. Подавляющее большинство украинцев - хорошие люди. Но их правительство потворствует нацистам. Сталин не был хорошим парнем. То же самое относится к каждому крупному игроку во Второй мировой войне. Утверждение, что Украина создает музыку, не имеет ничего общего с культурными различиями. В каждом регионе России есть музыканты, что не делает их культурно разными. Украина также убивала детей на Донбассе. В ходе вялотекущего конфликта там погибло 3 тысячи мирных жителей, по сравнению с 10 тысячами в ходе такой масштабной войны сейчас. Как вы думаете, Украина - это тоже зло? И о каких похищенных детях ты говоришь? Ты имеешь в виду сирот, которых Украина бросила и перевезла в Россию ради безопасности? Тех же детей, которых вернули в их семьи на Украине, если они попросили об этом?
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  418. Is this why Russia is outproducing the entire NATO?
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  419. Is this why Russia is the biggest country on earth and is this why all their former enemies are now chihuahua states?
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  420. So Ukraine sacrificing thousands in PR stunts without any military objectivesl whatsoever is a part of long term strategy? Interesting
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  421. ​ @anonymous-hz2un  NATO occupies half of the middle east, part of Cuba and entire Japan btw
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  422. ​ @ИванСнежков-з9й  Chechnya was flooded with terrorists who killed hundreds of kids in Beslan
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  423. ​ @marianoaugustoormadtejejer5663  a 1000 geolocated pieces of equipment, thousands of elite soldiers and a large chunk of land in Ukraine itself because Russian offensive accelerated greatly while Ukraine was on its suicidal adventure Wars are almost always foolish and unnecessary
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  424.  @kadovax6567  it's spelled Kiev. You're welcome
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  425. And Ukraine violated this agreement anyway. If Zelensky doesn't want the war to end and the fighting is ongoing - why would Russia stopped bombing Ukrainian troops and ammo depots?
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  426. ​ @57thorns  Yeah, Russia will keep bombing ammo depots and military bases even in hospitals and residential areas since Ukraine keeps soldiers and ammo there. Which even amnesty international admitted
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  427.  @jpt3640  what's wrong with capitulation? That's what you do if you want to save your country and people from annihilation
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  428. ​ @KasumiRINA  give an example
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  429. Russo Ukrainian war is similar to the war in Georgia Georgia started bombing South Ossetia for trying to leave, Russia stepped in, Georgia gave up and let south Ossetia go, Russia left and both countries lived in peace ever since. Ukraine could have done the same if their leaders were as smart. So history shows us that Putin doesn't like when countries bomb civilians at Russian borders and honour his deals when the other side honours them too.
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  430. Ah, yes, because not disclosing military plans is the same thing as lying during negotiations. Do you think Russians should have also created a trailer for their offensive, just like Ukraine did in 2022?
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  431. Ukraine can remain sovereign and forget about NATO + 4 eastern regions at the same time.
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  432. @somsil1243  Not sure about "perfectly happy " considering that Zelensky banned negotiations by law and cancelled negotiations in 2022 and refused to negotiate in 2019
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  433. @halfalligator6518  Russia isn't a dictatorship, people here have proper elections on all levels and people actually love Putin. Isn't it better to vote for a candidate you like than for a candidate you hate the least ? Do you think Putin is less popular than Trudeau or Makron ? Russia is far more democratic than Ukraine. Dozens of people drowned in Tisa while trying to escape Zelensky's regime. They don't have elections, Zelensky banned men from leaving the country and ordered his militia to snatch them off streets to force into the military. Even the UK prosecuted like 10 times more people for posts on the internet than Russia. In some democratic countries you can go to join for knowing the difference between men and women "Anything that pushes Kremlin away is pro-democracy" - interesting. I thought that democracy is about the right of the common people to choose their future. And now you're saying that if you don't like their choice - you should bomb them into submission like Ukraine did in the Donbas. Amazing ideology So let me make it straight. Independence of Taiwan is good because you like their choice, but independence of Crimea is bad because you don't like their choice? I guess that's why half of the Americans always whine about elections results and call it an end of democracy
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  434.  @jpmanning5480  what weapons are better than Russian? Name them Guy above asked about Russian plane which is better than NATO, when it comes to speed - its su57, because i have no clue how can you compare planes. I never said that Russia has thousands of them, it wasn't the point of discussion
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  435.  @mnxs  Russia has 10 times more tornado s than Ukraine has himars. The only difference between them - tornado got more rockets. Every piece of really good equipment Ukraine has - Russia has in far larger quantities. Also you can't say that Russia is running out of rockets, since there are no official numbers about their quantities. And Russia still fires them daily, despite western media claiming that Russia should have run out of them after 2 weeks of war C300 got range of 300km, while patriot only has range of 160km. And Russia has c400 and c500 with range of 600km. Not sure how did you conclude that patriot is better In training conditions javelin hits the target with 19% chance, it doesn't mean that it's always destroying targets either. It is effective, but Russian kornet has 30% bigger range and penetrates almost twice as deep as javelin Russia has different ammo, some is precise, some isn't. Same goes for tornado s, which has rockets guided by glonass (analogue of gps). So it can be as precise as himars That's exactly why i only mentioned speed, because you can't decide what's better without flying them both and comparing. Maybe f16 turns better, maybe su57 is more comfortable etc. But artillery can be compared pretty easily. And Russian artillery is either better or equal to western analogues
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  436. I mean, at least Russians know the difference between men and women In what way Russia is less civilised than your country?
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  437. Russians know the difference between men and women
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  438. Zelensky is the one who ordered his militia to kidnap people off streets to throw into the unwinnable war just to stay in power
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  439. In this war Russia gained far more people than it lost. What are you yapping about?
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  440. ​ @thomasdalton1508  who told you so? Gaining millions of people is pretty beneficial. Far better than losing 30% of the population since 2014 like Ukraine
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  441. There's zero evidence of Russia using chemical weapons. Outside of incendiary artillery shells, which aren't banned by anyone
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  442. ​ @elysiumfields  those planes weren't used by Russia in Ukraine since they were 6000km away from Ukraine. Those planes also weren't used for spare parts because they were rusting in the open instead of being disassembled in some industrial facility And Russia restarted the production of an upgraded version of newer variants of those bombers years ago, so they're not irreplaceable in any way
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  443. Just a PR stunt
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  444. ​ @daveinromania what the election of Harris will change? Biden is already in power and Russia is still outproducing entire NATO
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  445. ​ @jorge69696  you can't do the same with Russia because they have friendly countries at their borders and because Russia sells energy, which everyone needs
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  446. ​ @corbeau-_-  except that Ukrainians aren't volunteering to join the army and prefer to drown in Tisa to avoid living under Zelensky's regime
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  447. Why? Those people are profiteering from war Also yes, YouTube demonized channels thay talk about war. But pro Russian channels are getting straight up banned
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  448. Zero evidence of that propaganda. And the only reason you know about it is because you saw that in Rambo. Btw, remember how islamic radicals were called freedom fighters? I wonder what happened to them
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  449. Почему мы должны хотеть влияния того, кто хочет разрушить нашу экономику? Ты помнишь, что стало с Германией после того, как их экономику разрушили после первой мировой войны? Русские не из тех, кто прогнётся, но из тех, кто обозлится и радикализируется
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  450.  @occhamite  locals asked Rurick to rule them. And he did a great job, conquered Kiev
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  451.  @JeroenvanHaren  history of 2014 would disagree
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  452. ​​ @robc86  1) Yeah, Ukraine demonstrated that it's possible to invade Russia. And then get wiped out. Do you think other countries should also test the theory and gamble with nuclear war as well? 2) So Ukraine sacrificed thousands to exchange some prisoners, who would be exchanged "all for all" after a peace conference anyway? That's just dumb. Even if we pretend that Russia hasn't taken tons of POWs after they encircled Ukrainian troops 3) That's just a lie. Before Ukraine went to Kursk - Russia was taking the 50km² per month, but after - Russia was taking up to 800km². Russia collapsed the entire Pokrovsk frontline, which was the Avdeevka front btw. They also encircled Ugledar, Velika Novosilka, few villages near Kurahovo, twice. And captured Chasov Yar. And Ukraine managed to recapture like 4 fields near Pokrovsk only last month, half a year after the Kursk operation started. Why do you avoid reality? 4) If Ukraine wanted to use Kursk as a bargaining chip - they would have started the negotiations half a year ago. Considering that Ukraine lost Kursk - that point of yours would be a failure even if it was the case. So Ukraine failed all their possible objectives
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  453. Russia captured the equivalent of England in the second biggest country in Europe, despite it being supported by the largest military alliance on earth. And yeah, according to mediazona Russia lost 54k troops including PMCs and prisoners. Do you realise that Russia has been grinding Ukrainian army so hard that after 2 years Ukraine is already low on manpower, despite kidnapping people off streets to throw them into the military?
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  454. ​ @dpelpal Ни Путин, ни один российский политик не говорил ничего про 3 дня, Киев или что-то подобное. Это сказал американский генерал Милли, который допустил захват Киева в течение пары дней, если Украине не окажут помощь Ты врешь специально или просто тупенький от природы?
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  455.  @dpelpal  "you don't win wars by losing land" - Ukraine had net loss of land every year, you know that, right? "3/4 or black sea fleet" - lol. Do you realise that Ukraine hasn't destroyed a single ship that launches rockets at Ukraine? Do you realise that destroying random patrol boats is nothing but PR stunts, right? Especially considering that Ukraine lost it's entire fleet Do you think Ukrainians are also laughing at Russia? Is this why they can't replace their losses despite all those kidnappings? Do you think Ukrainian soldiers are feeling relief every time Ukraine strikes some tiny patrol boats or landing ship during repairs?
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  456.  @dpelpal  where exactly have I lied? Feel free to quote me Do you think Ukrainians are also laughing at Russia, while being decimated by fabs and TOS flamethrowers?
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  457.  @dpelpal  Так что, украинские вояки тоже смеются над Россией, сидя под фабами и тосами? Или им очень весело бегать от ТЦК? Смеяться может любой промытый зомби за тысячи километров от линии боегового соприкосновения, они же всей картины не видят. Зато радуются уничтожению рандомных катеров с велосипедами Украина не использует собственные корабли для транспортировки зерна и для отправки приходится прижиматься к Румынии для защиты. Думаешь Россия стала бы отправлять ракеты с сторону Румынии, будь черноморский флот в порядке? Сомнительно. Намного проще пускать ракеты по Одессе, что и происходит. Так как Украина не потопила но одного корабля, что эти ракеты запускает. В 2022 году Россия захватила весь Луганск, весь Херсон (позже потеряла четверть), четверть Харькова (потом потеряла) и половину Херсона. Так что нет, ни о какой "половине" утраченных земель речи не идёт. Но в любом случае, в 2022 году Россия захватила и удержала эквивалент Англии. В 2023 году Россия захватила в два раза больше земли, чем Украина, несмотря на контрнахрюк, если верить New York Times. Ну и в 2024 году всё и так прекрасно видно. "That ain't winning, that's losing" - к Украине тоже относится ? Или твоя "логика" действует только в отношении России и только в маленькие промежутки времени? Не важно насколько бедна Украина, если ей дали 300млрд долларов и если ради нее опустошили склада НАТО. Ты же в курсе, что с 2015 года на Украине были натовские инструкторы и техника, а армия у них была и 8 лет набиралась опыта на Донбассе ? Причем тут бедность вообще? Ну, разве что оставшаяся территория Украины будет выплачивать кредиты ещё лет 200
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  458.  @dpelpal  Так что, украинские вояки тоже смеются над Россией, сидя под фабами и тосами? За тысячи километров от войны комментарии строчить весело конечно. Или думаешь они во время побега от ТЦК над шутками Зеленского ржут? Правды ради, смотреть, как будущих операторов Абрамс пинками запихивают в минивены, довольно весело Каким образом уничтожение рандомных катеров связано с тем, что Украина ведёт корабли по границе с Румынией? Украина не уничтожила ни одного корабля, что посылал и посылает ракеты по Украине. Это всё очень весело, но каждый год Украина теряла территории. Так Украина проигрывает по твоей логике? Или она только на Россию распространяется? Причем тут бедность страны, если в Украину влили сотни миллиардов долларов? Или ты имеешь ввиду, что оставшейся территории Украины придется выплачивать кредиты ещё лет 200?
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  459. ​ @NmaeUnavailablesigh  is he wrong?
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  460. Ukraine is a puppet state, not an ally
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  461. @kadovax6567  Europe was weak since ww2. And they're weak now because they lack cheap Russian resources. They also aren't united. And their production numbers suck. For example France is making 100k artillery shells per year, while Russia makes 3-4.5 million. The head of German military also stated that Germany has enough ammo for 2 weeks of war. And European countries also don't have experience in modern warfare. What will they do against millions of drones? And most importantly, who will fight? Do you think many Europeans want to die in a war in Ukraine? Do you think all those immigrants will join the army as appropriation for letting them in?
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  462.  @phild3936  Funny how Nazis from Right Sector throwing Molotovs at police is just an "election with no coup", but when protesters in America walking in an empty capitol, then it's a coup attempt, it's ok to shoot them and everyone who did it should be charged with treason. Btw, could Yanukovich participate in those "elections"? Would be problematic when armed people trying to kill you huh. I believe there's a word for it: caup, soup, don't remember
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  463.  @neilbadger4262  it was before 2014 coup and before Ukrainian government sent troops to blow up a quarter of their population for disagreeing with the new government they didn't vote for
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  464.  @bloodgout  Ukrainians who want to join EU or NATO can also move to EU or NATO countries, right? There's zero evidence that Russian troops were in the Donbas outside of a few hundred Wagner soldiers
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  465.  @someone2549  everything was ok before nazis from right sector overthrew DEMOCRATICALLY elected government and helped billionaires to get in power
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  466.  @ebrim5013  i mean, Russia indeed has fastest rockets in the world by far (nothing NATO has is even close to kinzjal, while Russia has far better things) and best air defence, also by far (even old soviet s300 has better range and speed than any NATO air defence)
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  467. Yeah, that's what you do when you lose the war - capitulate
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  468. @davidwittberg683  Putin never said anything about 3 days. You listened to western propaganda too much. And why should Russia give up, considering that they control 20% of Ukraine?
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  469. It's indeed an existential war for Ukraine because they already lost half of their population due to immigration. If they won't stop now - there will be no Ukrainian nation in a few generations. But letting go of a few rebel regions won't affect them at all
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  470.  @Nikegod  Ukraine started the war in 2014 when Turchinov announced "anti terrorist operation" against Donbas civilians. Russia hasn't started the war and hasn't declared it. Ukraine also hasn't declared the war on Russia and was getting money from Russia for gas transfer until very recently. So the "fundamental truth" is that there's no war, but "anti terrorist operation" conducted by Ukraine and "special military operation" conducted by Russia. "Ukraine clearly hasn't achieved all their goals" - what goals did they have? If they achieved something - why haven't they left earlier?
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  471. ​ @Nikegod  "fundamental truth is that Russia invaded Ukraine and started this war, everything else is propaganda" - that's your quote. And you're factually wrong "Russia is in any way justified" - and who decides what's justified and what isn't? Ukraine was bombing civilians at the Russian border for 8 years. Ukraine dammed the river to Crimea to deliberately starve 2 million people. Zelensky threatened to build nukes at the Munich conference. Merkel Holland and Poroshenko all admitted that Minsk agreements were fake and were only necessary to arm Ukraine for the war against Russia. Ukraine banned the Russian language as the second official in eastern Ukraine and did its best to get rid of Russian culture. Maybe all of that isn't a good justification for you But what justification would be good enough for you? What should Ukraine have done to justify the Russian invasion in your eyes?
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  472. @kadovax6567  Merkel Holland and Poroshenko all admitted that Minsk agreements were fake and were necessary to arm Ukraine for the war against Russia. Russia also hasn't broken Minsk agreements, since Minsk agreements have nothing to do with them. And yes, each time both sides kept firing at each other from time to time. Cos it's physically impossible to control every soldier on the battlefield. What matters is the long lasting peace and actions towards it. According to Merkel Holland and Poroshenko - they didn't need peace Ukraine wasn't "providing water". It was just a channel from the river, it cost Ukraine nothing to keep it. But they decided to throw a bunch of rocks there. Russia also tried to pay for that water, but Ukraine refused. So Ukraine deliberately harmed civilians and the Crimean ecosystem. Why do you think harming civilians is ok?
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  473.  @kadovax6567  Merkel Holland and Poroshenko all admitted that Minsk agreements were fake and were only necessary to arm Ukraine for the war against Russia. Russia hasn't broken Minsk agreements because they had nothing to do with it. But yeah, both Donbas and Ukraine kept shelling each other from time to time because it's impossible to control all soldiers on the battlefield. What matters are intentions. And Ukraine didn't want peace. Ukraine wasn't "providing" water. There was a channel from Dnepr, which was leading to Crimea. And Ukraine threw a bunch of rocks there to harm civilians and Crimean ecosystem. How can you possibly justify something this evil?
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  474. Хрюкни
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  475. Why would you believe blatant and obvious propaganda about Russian losses? Do you realise that Russia is losing far less soldiers than Ukraine and was growing its army with only volunteers for over 2 years, unlike Ukraine, which has to kidnap people off streets in order to keep up with their losses? And do you realise that its much easier to hit a group of soldiers with standard grenade dropper than with a rifle and its recoil?
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  476. @caffetiel  Crimean parliament asked for Russian assistance and then voted to join Russia. How is this not the same thing?
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  477. ​ @playedout148  Russia also doesn't do that. But Ukraine is sacrificing thousands in cauldrons (Bahmut Krinky, Lysichansk, Severodonetsk, Mariupol and Avdeevka) and for PR stunts (Belgorod, Crimea) And pretty much everyone admitted that Ukraine has manpower shortages despite kidnapping people off streets to throw them into the military for the last 2 years
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  478. All wars end with negotiations and surrender of one side. Ukraine already lost half of its population since 2014. If Zelensky wants to save his country - he should let go of a few pro Russian regions
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  479. Ukraine sacrificing thousands for PR stunt suits Russian demilitarisation and denazification goals
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  480. ​ @Fuzzybeanerizer  Is there a reason why Russia shouldn't have taken its time to evaporate Ukrainian elites in Kursk? And what would Trump have to do with anything if Ukraine was stuck in a cauldron for a while ? And why haven't we seen any North Koreans?
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  481. Почему ещё не в окопе, воин?
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  482. ​ @xyzxyzxyzxyzxyzxyz  he literally called Vance "suka"
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  483. Great leader who ordered his militia to snatch people off streets and beat them to force them to join the military? 40 people drowned in Tisa while trying to escape Zelensky's regime. He banned men from leaving Ukraine. And he's sacrificing hundreds of thousands in unwinnable war because of his ego. What kind of example is that?
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  484. ​ @mariaf.6601  if they were sent to negotiate - they have the authority to make decisions. What are you talking about?
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  485. Why Merkel Holland and Poroshenko signed Minsk agreements and a few years later admitted that Minsk agreements were fake and were only necessary to arm Ukraine for the war against Russia instead of establishing peace? Chechnya was flooded with terrorists. Unlike Georgia. After Georgia signed a peace agreement with Russia - there was no war in the region ever since
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  486.  @cv990a4  Soviet industry and infrastructure haven't disappeared, Russia still has it. Nothing stops Putin from saying "we captured so much territory that we are struggling with guarding it, so we will mobilize only 20k troops and won't send them to the frontline, don't worry guys, everything is according to plan", then mobilize 200k and send them on Ukranian head on. How do you know that anyone recruiting in prisons? Again, one person said it, Ukranian propaganda made a huge deal out of it. There's no way for anyone to confirm it
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  487.  @Lasse65  no-one is recruiting prisoners in Russia, Ukranian propaganda exists too. And considering that Ukraine left many people from battalion Tornado out of prison (they commited many war crimes in Donbas, including murders of innocent, torture and rape) - I'm 99% it's self projection from Ukranian side You're talking about raw numbers. No-one can give Ukraine 6 million rifles. No-one will fight until every grown male is dead or crippled. Even nazi Germany lost 7 million with population of 80m before being done, despite having best industry and decade of war propaganda, it's 7% of population. And you acting like Ukraine without any industry left will give up only after loosing 15% of population. Btw, Ukranian officials stated that Ukraine is loosing 300 dead every day, so it's around 1000 casualties total. Even if we assume that Ukranians will loose as many as Germany in ww2 percentage wise (2.8m) - it will take 7 years with current death rate. Considering that Ukrainian officials stated that 3 months ago Ukraine lost 50% of their heavy equipment and all NATO supplies only covered 15% of their losses - Ukraine is loosing a lot more equipment than it's receiving. How many years will Ukranians fight with current losses of equipment (50% - 50%*15% is 43% per 3 months)? If every 3 months they will loose 43% of current equipment - in a year they will have 4% equipment left. Of course number will be higher, since Ukraine receives weapons and when you don't have many weapons left - you're a lot more careful. So let's assume that after a year 15% of needed equipment will be left. How exactly can you arm 2.8m man and except them to fight with sticks vs tanks?
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  488.  @UAGoWSuplexer  considering that Russia had 200 total, i guess one mighty Ivan is beating the shit out of entire Ukranian army. Thanks for you wise words. I'm also curious how exactly Ukrainian government counted 200k Russian casualties, since Ukranian are loosing territories every day and their only counter offensive stopped without starting
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  489. ​ @GNXX25  Russia spends 7% of their much smaller GDP and outproducing entire NATO
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  490. ​​ @ItsKenshiz14  Russia is part of Europe because a large chunk of it is on the European continent. But yeah, Russians know what a woman is, so there are fundamental differences between EU and Russia
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  491.  @FancyJones  well, if you stick to western media you should know that before 2022 they were openly talking about nazi issue in Ukraine. For example you can find a great The Guardian video named "Ukrainian nazi training camp" or something like this. It's Azov training camp for kids. My favourite part is around 10min mark where leader of the camp says "yes, there are nazis in Azov, but they aren't training kids", while operator shows one of the trainers with swastika tattoo on his neck. There are also thousands of photos of Ukranian equipment with nazi crosses all over them. Only after 2022 western propaganda decided to portray Ukrainians as heroes Here's some Russian perspective for you. I hate Putin, protested him many times since 2017 and against this war too. I hate this war and wars in general. But the more i read western media the more I want Russia to win. Because i see how western media portray nazis as heroes, i see how "progressive world" calls my entire nation orcs, portrays this conflict as "good vs evil" and despite all their talk about helping Ukraine - they're barely doing anything. Why should i choose side of hypocrites that hate me? And about sanctions. I don't blame Putin for them, i blame west. They don't want to hurt Putin, they want to hurt Russian population. How exactly banning Russian sportsmen from Olympics or Eurovision will help to stop the war? How exactly not letting me buy games on steam will help Ukraine? Shouldn't west flood Russia with iphones and movies so Russians would take money away from Russian economy to buy another game on Steam? And all of my anti Putin friends (except for one) have the same opinion. I don't mind going to war anymore. And the only thing that upsets me about possible mobilization is that I probably won't see NATO soldiers fighting there because they're pussies
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  492.  @stevesmart2545  it's an Azov battalion training camp for kids who will be brainwashed by Ukrainian propaganda. And kids are trained by people with swastikas on their necks. I never said its the main reason to invade, i said that Ukraine does have huge nazi problem, they glorified nazi collaborators, they named streets after them, they're officially heroes of Ukraine Ukraine dammed the river to Crimea that supplies 80% of freshwater to the region, deliberately starving 2 million people. Zelensky threatened to build nukes on Munich conference. Ukraine kept bombing Donbas civilians despite Minsk agreement. And also Angela Merkel, Hollande, Poroshenko and Zelensky all admitted that Minsk agreement was made to rearm Ukraine for future wars, instead of stopping the war in Donbas. More than enough reasons to invade them, don't you think? Actually no, don't answer it. But better tell me what should have Ukraine do to justify Russian invasion in your eyes?
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  493.  @tuehojbjerg969  that's not how it works. Russia has 10 to 1 artillery advantage in Bahmut according to Ukraine, while 80% of casualties in any war are caused by artillery and other bombs. So no-one is "attacking into machine guns", Russia bombs those machine guns and then sending their troops. So yeah, Russian losses a lot smaller than ukrainian ones
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  494.  @tuehojbjerg969  Vadym Skibitsky, the deputy head of Ukraine's military intelligence told to The Guardian that Russia has 15 to 1 artillery advantage on the battlefield. It was in the summer, but nothing has changed since then, NATO is sending too little equipment and too little ammo How do you know that Russians are doing human wave tactics and loosing 300 dead each day in Bahmut alone? Do you think that if that was the case - they would have made more rapid gains? Between "Russia is barely attacking and gaining little ground" and "Russia is storming machine guns head on" you have to choose one Btw, if you want to know what's happening on the other side - you need to listen how they whine about something. For example pro Russian telegram channel Повернутые на Z Войне recently posted video from UKRAINIAN tv channel where ukrainian soldier was saying that Russian are attacking with small groups at night, shelling ukrainians with artillery while Ukraine doesn't have an answer for it.
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  495.  @tuehojbjerg969  according to Washington post and their interview with Ukrainian soldiers from Kherson offensive - during those attacks Ukraine lost at least 5 times more soldiers than Russia. Do you think that Washington post or Ukrainian soldiers are nazis and spreading propaganda? Not all ukrainian soldiers are nazis, don't offend them lol 80% of casualties in any war are caused by artillery and bombs. Russia has more artillery, tanks, planes, helicopters and rockets. USA since 2021 sent to Ukraine 940k dumb 155mm shells and only 4200 GPS guided shells. So only 0.4% of Ukrainian shells are hitting target with precision, everything else is also takes "hundreds of shells to hit a target". Do tou think that Russia used less guided shells than 4200? Do you think Russia has less precision ammunition than they used long range rockets? Why? Also Russian artillery is equal or superior to everything that NATO received from Ukraine. For example himars is just like smerch or Tornado s, tho Russian versions have more rockets. Pzh2000 just like koalitsya sv but Russian version has less crew members. "Attackers always have higher casualties" - no. Name one middle eastern country USA invaded in last 30 years where they would have had higher casualties than defenders. Can you name a single country that lost less soldiers than Germany in ww2 when Germany was attacking? It's about fire power, not about "defender attacker". Especially in modern war. Even in Verden battle in ww1 attacking German force lost less soldiers than defending France You know nothing about this war or wars in general
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  496.  @tuehojbjerg969  accuracy isn't about artillery, but about shells. Only 0.4% of ukrainian shells are precise. What artillery are you referring to? All artillery serves different purpose. For example solncepek hits huge area and burnes everyone even inside trenches. Smerch can also hit a huge area or can be as precise as himars (5m radius). It all depends on shell that is used for every particular situation Again, do you think that Russia used less than 4200 precise rounds? And why do you think that way? Russia mobilizing troops because before mobilization every soldier could have cancelled their contracts and leave the frontline with paycheck. Also because Ukraine had like 7 mobilization waves and greatly outnumbered Russian troops on the battlefield. Even if not a single Russian soldier was dead - they still would have needed a mobilization If Russia has more tanks than Ukraine - obviously Russia will loose more tanks. For example in Vietnam USA lost 10000 aircrafts against 300 aircrafts of North Vietnam, does it mean that Vietnam had better planes and helicopters? Also there's no such thing as ukrainian tank, they are all Soviet Russia has by far better rockets (nothing is even close to speed of Russian kinzjal while Russia also has Sarmat which is 5 times faster than kinzjal), air defence and extremely good artillery. Can you name artillery piece that doesn't have superior or equal Russian analogue? Well, except for m777 because stationary artillery is shite and Russia uses koalitsya sv to do the same thing, but without getting destroyed
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  497.  @tuehojbjerg969  Russia doesn't have massive technological advantage but has massive artillery advantage I have no clue what you meant in your first sentence about Germany in ww1 because it was barely English. But if it was possible for Germany to have less losses than France in ww1 while doing human wave tactics against trenches and literally run towards machine guns - surely Russia can have less losses than Ukraine because of 10 to 1 artillery advantage
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  498.  @tuehojbjerg969  Vadym Skibitsky, the deputy head of Ukraine's military intelligence said that Russia has 15 to 1 artillery advantage on the battlefield in interview to The Guardian. Just because you don't know something - doesn't mean that it's Russian propaganda. Where can i find video where ukrainian soldier says that Russia doesn't have huge artillery advantage? I would love to see it myself Again, difference between 10 and 100 meters is in shells, not in artillery. Do you think Russia used less than 4200 precise round? Yes or no? Because every other artillery needs to shoot in general direction of target and then correct it's fire with drone. Even dumbest artillery shells with huge spread like grad can hit very close to target after some correction.
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  499.  @tuehojbjerg969  again, before mobilization soldiers could have leave army at any time after canceling their contract, while Ukraine had like 7 mobilization waves. Even if Russia haven't lost a single soldier - they would have needed mobilization anyway. By your logic, since Ukraine had tons of mobilization waves - they are loosing a lot more soldiers than Russia that did only 1 mobilization wave Do you know how artillery works? If shell isn't gps or lazer guided - it can't hit certain point on the map, it needs correction with drones. Without correction or guided missiles - any artillery is inaccurate. Are you slow? According to Ukranian deputy of minister of defence in summer - Ukraine lost 50% of their heavy equipment while all NATO supplies only covered 15% of their losses. And it was when NATO actually sent Ukraine heavy equipment in decent quantities
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  500. All victories end with peace deals if it's not total annihilation. The sooner the better What agreement did Russia break? Budapest memorandum, which states that Ukraine should remain sovereign and independent, despite Ukraine becoming NATO puppet in 2014? Minsk agreements, despite Ukraine keeping bombing civilians for almost a decade? What are you referring to? Btw, do you think Russia also shouldn't negotiate with Ukraine, considering that Ukraine sent Azov leaders back to fighting (despite agreeing not to? Or considering grain deal?
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  501.  @sergarlantyrell7847  "Ukraine is never going to accept it" - so you believe that Zelensky will keep throwing Ukrainians under Russian fabs in unwinnable war ? If Ukraine ain't a NATO puppet, then why could Boris Johnson order to stop negotiating and to "just fight" ? How could Blinken and Biden say "Ukraine has everything they need for an offensive" and force them to attack, despite Zaluzhny and Zelensky saying that they don't have enough equipment? Why can't Ukraine use NATO weapons as they please? That's what being a puppet feels like In 2014 both Russia and EU told Ukraine that they can't have trade agreements with both the EU and Russia at the same time, but Ukraine already had a trade agreement with Russia. Russia was by far the biggest trading partner of Ukraine with China being second. Of course no sane person would cancel it and ruin Ukrainian economy. That's why billionaires and their puppet Nazis from Right Sector with the help of US overthrew DEMOCRATICALLY elected government despite the will of eastern Ukrainians who elected it. How's life in Ukraine now?
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  502.  @cormchm2853  so it's also wrong to create Israel in the first place against the will of local Palestinians? Is it also wrong to support Taiwan against the will of 2 billion Chinese? Is it wrong to invade any country ever? Do you also watch channels talking about Syrian war where you call Americans and Turks, who invaded this country, burgers and kebabs, while messaging your representatives to ban those nationalities from participating in Olympics Every war is more complicated than "good Vs evil". I'd also argue that it's wrong for Ukraine to bomb civilians of Donbas into submission for 10 years already. And I'd say it's very wrong to dam the river to Crimea to deliberately starve 2 million people. I believe such actions deserve punishment
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  503.  @sergarlantyrell7847  "Ukraine is never going to accept it" - so you believe that Zelensky will keep throwing Ukrainians under Russian fabs in unwinnable war ? If Ukraine ain't a NATO puppet, then why could Boris Johnson order to stop negotiating and to "just fight" ? How could Blinken and Biden say "Ukraine has everything they need for an offensive" and force them to attack, despite Zaluzhny and Zelensky saying that they don't have enough equipment? Why can't Ukraine use NATO weapons as they please? That's what being a puppet feels like. Why are you denying the obvious?
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  504.  @hedgehog3180  Ukraine leaving USSR has nothing to do with eastern Ukraine joining Russia. And it doesn't matter if some referendum is recognised or not. Taiwan is also recognised as part of China, but would you support China bombing Taiwan into submission? The same way Ukraine bombed Donbas for over a decade
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  505. ​ @marcuslang6153  Ukraine doesn't control the black sea, they have no navy. But they threaten Russian ships with drones. Just like Russia could threaten any ship there with their submarines Yeah, Ukraine controls 80% of their land and controls less every day Both Ukraine and Russia can send hundreds of drones and rockets to hit targets in the rear. Does it mean that Russia also controls the skies over Ukraine? North Korea sent Russia more ammo and soldiers than the entire NATO sent to Ukraine. Russia is also out-producing the entire NATO. And I don't remember Russian partners forcing them to sacrifice thousands for random doomed to fail PR stunts like the 2023 summer offensive, Krinky or Kursk. What are you yapping about?
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  506. You don't know what fascism is and it's weird to hear from supporter of Ukraine
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  507. ​ @yvonnetomenga5726  I wonder what would he say about US supporting terrorists in 80s and Nazis in 2020s
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  508.  @sammiller6631  feel free to fact check me. Type " Enter country name ran out of weapons for Ukraine" and you will see plenty of news articles quoting officials from those countries My favourite one is Biden on camera saying that the USA has completely run out of artillery shells for Ukraine. So now Ukraine only receives ammo from pathetic existing production
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  509. Ukrainians said no to war when they stopped volunteering to the front 2 years ago. Zelensky said no to peace when he started snatching Ukrainians off streets to throw them into the military by force And if Zelensky refuses to make peace, then Ukraine will keep losing until they run out of Ukrainians to throw at Russian troops
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