Comments by "peabase" (@peabase) on "30% of Ukraine’s power stations destroyed in a week | DW News" video.

  1.  @pierrefraisse8610  I don't have time for your silly conspiracy theories.
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  2.  @moivile  So, if it was Russian policy not to harm Ukrainian civilians, why were civilians summarily executed in Bucha and the like?
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  3.  @lilacer6841  Did you get your call-up papers? I'm curious, because you make a lousy Krembot.
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  4. "Trust me bro."
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  5. The Ukrainian army is still accepting foreign volunteers. Put your money where your mouth is.
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  6. ​ @Diana1000Smiles  I'm making it clear that conspiracy theorists won't elicit a serious response from me. If you ask your mom for a cookie, and she answers: "no honeybun, not before dinner", she's not exactly entertaining your request, is she?
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  7. The NATO bombing of Yugoslavia forced Milosevic -- under strong diplomatic pressure from Russia -- to pull back his troops from Kosovo, thereby stopping the mass killings of Kosovars by the Yugoslav army. Russia's bombing of Ukraine will have no appreciable effect on ending the war. It only adds to Putin's long list of war crimes.
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  8.  @iamsorryforbeingrudebefore1626  You're even more naïve than I thought.
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  9. You're barking up the wrong tree. Russia can stop this war overnight. Oh, and you're contradicting yourself.
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  10.  @1247.cccccc  And what ethnic cleansing might that be? The OSCE reported no such thing, and if anyone, they ought to know.
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  11. This changes nothing on the battlefield, except raise the morale of the Ukrainian troops. Cope, troll, cope!
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  12. They're frantic. Mobilisation is still ongoing. The younger ones are hoping for a deferment from conscription, too.
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  13. What's there for the US and the EU to negotiate? It's Ukraine that Russia should be negotiating with. You seem to live in a distant past, where great powers could ride roughshod over smaller countries.
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  14. Payback? Ukraine crippled an important military supply line, and out of spite, Russia takes it out on Ukrainian civilians. Putin's hissy fit was no strategic impact on the war -- Russia is still suffering one setback after another at the front.
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  15. With graphite bombs, which left the power stations relatively easily repairable. It worked wonders, too, because Milosevic's last remaining ally, Russia, urged Milosevic to withdraw from Kosovo, which he did. A year later, Milosevic was deposed, and three years later, he was standing trial in the Hague for war crimes.
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  16.  @throughput6674  What a silly claim to make. Not Iran, but Britain and the US were the first to develop drones, during WW1.
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