Comments by "peabase" (@peabase) on "Germany and France agree Ukraine may strike Russian military targets | euronews 🇬🇧" video.

  1. We're all upset about Russia's illegal war of aggression.
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  2. So, you think Russia will retaliate by launching stand-off weapons at Ukraine? Wait...
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  3. Putin doesn't dare to play, because for him personally, all chambers are loaded. Putin's retirement plan sucks.
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  4. If so, it's implied that Russia was desperate first. Ukraine won't be doing anything that Russia hasn't done to Ukraine first.
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  5. So, you're speculating whether Russia will invade Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy and/or Turkey, where NATO's nukes are to be found? And Russia is already struggling to invade further into Ukraine.
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  6. Actually, Washington has been more reticent about striking targets inside Russia. But why would a bot concern himself with facts.
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  7. That would make three clowns that make Putin's life a misery: Scholz, Macron and, of course, Zelenskyy. Putin is in real danger of developing coulrophobia (you'd better look it up).
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  8. Crimea is Ukrainian territory, so no worries there. The Black Sea attacks were conducted with Ukrainian-made Neptunes and naval drones.
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  9. You trolls always struggle with the difference between cause and consequence.
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  10.  @trumpforever6706  Napoleon left Moscow because he got bored when Russia wouldn't offer battle. He left it too late and he had neglected logistics. When a bloodied Russia withdraws from Ukraine, may we hail it as a great victory, like Napoleon's Russian campaign is hailed as a great victory by Russia? I'm asking, because a great many vatniks pretend that NATO has to take Moscow in order for Russia to lose the war.
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  11. Report to your nearest Conspiracy Theorists Anonymous. You need the help.
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  12.  @j7j7j7j7x  This is about France and Germany, not about the US. Not everything is about you.
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  13.  @us7wqtrnek7uu  Hah, a whataboutist chimes in. Don't you ever get tired of yourselves?
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  14.  @onedaywewill  Oh yes, during WW1 Russia signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, which greatly favoured the Central Powers. Putin is still sore at Lenin. Uh, didn't I write that Germany "got beaten in WW2" by Russia? Tie? Your reading comp needs work.
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  15.  @Unknown-hq4cp  That's a doozy of a conspiracy theory. Tell us more!
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  16. Don't you worry your pretty little head. States have the inherent right to use of force in response to an armed attack. It's enshrined in the UN Charter.
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  17. Terms of engagement change. Besides, Russia, too, is using its warplanes as launch platforms for stand-off weapons. We'll see few if any dogfights.
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  18. I don't expect you to know your history, but France vs. Russia was a tie, 2-2. Come to think of it, Germany beat Russia in WW1 and got beaten in WW2, so same difference, a tie.
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  19. Someone's got a crush on Macron's teacher.
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  20.  @Rohan123-b9t  I've seen war, it's upsetting all right. But you're trying to deviate from the topic at hand. Hence, whataboutism. Cease and desist.
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  21.  @HigherMorality  The overwhelming majority of the world's countries agree wholeheartedly that Russia is the aggressor and should leave Ukraine alone. Those that disagree can be counted on the fingers of one hand. It's Russia itself and a few similar pariah states.
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  22.  @Rohan123-b9t  Come on, whataboutism is the last refuge of the coward. Try to defend yourself in court by stating that others have stood there, too, charged with similar crimes.
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  23.  @Rakscha-Sun  I'm not so surprised about Macron coming out strongly in support of Ukraine, although he should try harder to match words with deeds. Scholz surprised me, although the deeds of Germany aren't all that bad.
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  24. You should approach Putin. He can stop this overnight. No more missiles striking targets inside Russia.
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  25.  @michael-muller  Nah, you're spinning stories. Russia is the military aggressor here. The UNGA made that very clear. Nothing wrong with helping the victim of aggression with intelligence and weapons. The mercenaries, on the other hand, are a figment of your imagination. I hope you're getting paid for your trolling. You do know, right, what the Kremlin propagandist call their unpaid Western volunteers? Useful...what was it again?
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  26.  @terencefranks1688  According to whom? Only Belarus and Sudan have recognised Crimea as part of Russia. Hardly movers and shakers on the international scene.
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  27.  @Micha-tl2zi  Lead by example. Not for my benefit, mind you. I've been twice.
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