Comments by "peabase" (@peabase) on "Breaking: EU foreign ministers make surprise visit to Kyiv I DW News" video.

@deepone5005 Tell us more about these provocations. I'm particularly interested in the alleged genocide in the Donbas, for which Russia utterly failed to produce one shred of evidence, despite having unfettered access to the region.
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@TomStan-sw2wj And now in English...
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That's bad form, and besides, Russia is perfectly capable of breaking apart voluntarily, when the time is ripe.
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From the get-go, both countries have been lacklustre in providing aid to Ukraine, to say nothing of actual military aid. They fear the scorn of their colleagues.
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@joerogain5025 That's an interesting claim. In order to see St. Petersburg from your window in Finland, you'd have to be in an skyscraper at least 2,000 m high.
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@gdiwolverinemale4th Joe here has 17 thumbs up and you, zero. Just sayin'.
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In doing so, they're thumbing their noses at Putin, who himself can't travel for fear of arrest and extradition to the Netherlands. I mean, the Kremlin Gremlin can't even attend BRICS summits.
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@deepone5005 Aiyo, I thought you had two brain cells to rub together. For your info, Patrick Lancaster is no journalist. He's a complete and utter joke.
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Many weapons have a limited shelf-life, after which they're routinely destroyed. It makes perfect sense to give those to Ukraine first. For the very same reason, the donating countries themselves would use their expiring weapons first if they became embroiled in a war.
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Funny that you should portray the Swiss as somehow superior to the EU. Switzerland has been sitting on its hands during the Ukraine crisis, even preventing its erstwhile customers from re-exporting arms and ammunition procured from Switzerland ages ago. In doing so, the Swiss arms industry has taken a body blow from which it won't recover unless the country abandons its holier-than-thou attitude. It also beggars belief that a country that ostensibly wants to stay apart from the EU still meekly pays its dues for the privilege of remaining a hang-around member of the EU. I hope the misplaced sense of nationalistic pride makes up for Switzerland's lack of influence in the EU's decision making.
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@kimlavender185kimlavender9 That does not compute. Come back to earth.
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@gdiwolverinemale4th LOL. You should be talking. Putin has to flog a dead horse, Wagner, in an effort to gather more cannon fodder for his doomed military adventure. Russia can't mobilise more reservists, because three times as many as those called up would flee the country, aggravating Russia's labour shortage and brain drain further. Russia, or its able-bodied, military-age men, have no taste for this war.
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@kimlavender185kimlavender9 Do your worst. Not my continent.
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