Comments by "The Zero Line" (@The_ZeroLine) on "The Telegraph" channel.

  1. The steam heat grid failure is a Russia-wide crisis. Not just in Novorossiysk. And it’s been going on for years. But it’s especially bad this year due to so many of the normal maintenance crews being mobilized.
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  2. Putin’s gonna Crimea a river when finds out.
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  3. It’s been a pleasure to see Fico complain about Italy withdrawing SAMP/T systems from Slovakia. What’s he worried about? He keeps talking about how Russia isn’t a threat at all.
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  4. Jade Glynn is fantastic.
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  5. Only in Finland are there official rescue saunas. But Norway is doing a good job of emulating the Finns
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  6. There was a bird strike. And these planes can fly on one engine, they don’t need engines to deploy landing gear and 100 other things. So, I’d refrain from uniformed posting.
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  7. I like that the family is smart and kind enough to still feel affection for the badger 🦡 rather than blame it. Her “investigation” was too funny.
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  8. Great episode that escaped some of the dead horse topics that even infect the best Ukraine focused programs such as this one. Francis is completely wrong on the impact of the sanctions. The only reason people think they’re not devastating 🇷🇺 yet is because the IMF is accepting Russian economic claims despite the fact they stopped providing the required documentation since Q2 2022 for those claims to be accredited, but for some reason the IMF has not challenged their reports and thus lent their credibility to Russian lies.
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  9. Both should be accepted.
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  10. No doubt. It’s been the most comprehensive source of near daily updates BY FAR. One of the others, for me, is ironically from just random Ukrainian. It’s a daily updates of everything going on the ground: Reporting from Ukraine (YT channel).
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  11. Incredibly ignorant post. First of all, this was not a MAX model, but a 737-800 (aka NG) which has one of the best safety records in history. We know know almost nothing about the reasons for this accident yet. It’s clear there was a bird strike (but we don’t know if that even caused a failure on a single engine yet), non-deployed landing gear and sub-optimal runway conditions and a wall right at the end of the runway…
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  12. Because they want credit and to show the public something is being done. It’s not a problem when it comes to common items such as shells and when it comes to new capabilities, as long as they don’t state it until after the deliveries have been made. Which isn’t always the case and is less than ideal.
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  13.  @Deathadder90 The EU has spent less than .1 of their GDP. The US not even a quarter of that.
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  14.  @wavydavy9816 It’s funny. They’re doing so much amazing work with their daily deep dive content into Ukraine and now Israel. But their everyday paper seems to be part of the culture war battle.
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  15. It’s crazy how furious people are that in a show that has had more than 1,000 episodes, a single one is talking about destruction to the environment in Ukraine where people have to live.
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  16. The 🇬🇧🇺🇦 security agreement is a good step to integrating 🇺🇦 into Western security architecture, but security agreements w/out guaranteed military aid aren’t worth much + seem like more symbolic action instead of concrete aid needed now.
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  17. Roland is the only member of UTL whose “analyses” I have zero confidence in. Beyond obtuse, he seems arrogantly confident in his unsupported assertions.
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  18. lmao bot
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  19.  @damarisquarz6262 Your smile won’t last long. Russia is collapsing so fast that even just the guaranteed EU support for Ukraine is enough to ensure Russia can’t stand its ground let alone make progress.
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  20.  @bald871 Actually, no, the EU has spent more $ on Ukraine than the US in both pure dollar value and as a share of GDP. The difference is that we’ve supplied more arms, but even counting that as $, which is a joke considering most of the arms given were stuff that was retired and being scrapped and we were paying hundreds of millions to scrap things like DPICM, HMMWVs, MRAPS, etc. and we literally save $ by sending it to Ukraine.
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  21.  @samsungtap4183 The only grain Russian would ever give for free is stolen Ukrainian grain and to buy support from people have no idea what’s going on.
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  22. As an American who knows most are bad apples, this video had me laughing hysterically.
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  23. There’s much less of that happening and much more of people with an agenda pretending to come to a different conclusion.
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  24. So, its new ☢️ deterrence policy = “anything we don’t like.” No one will take it seriously, unless they’re using it as political cover (we all know who will be doing that. Hint: it rhymes w/Forrest Gump).
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  25. The amount of Kremlin bots programmed to post disinfo as soon as this pod goes up is astounding. Anyway, A human being has to look out for other human beings or there's no civilization - WWII Pilot Robert Rosenthal This is the first war since WWII when we finally have a war that is black and white, good vs evil, and now is the time after or because of all these recent, ridiculous pointless and exponentially more expensive wars.
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  26.  @GhostLGNDClashRoyale  Well, considering it’s almost certainly an automated bot, it’s almost equally uninformed to draw any conclusions from their comment. Your comment is also strangely vague…🤔
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  27. Smart. He knows Donald Trump loves flattery and lots of it. If he just endlessly starts talking about what a genius he is and how he’ll make everything right, DT might actually end up aiding Ukraine instead of sending arms to Russia and sharing all its intel on Ukraine with them.
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  28. Boo hoo. And what a coincidence that this happened at just the range from which Russia is firing their own wildly inaccurate GRADS.
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  29. Macron has been doing the absolute minimum to avoid criticism. Many countries are guilty of this, but few as powerful as France. Put pressure on your leaders (even if it’s just one small voice). Belgium’s support has been worst of all. Thank god for the Netherlands trying to make up for their shameful support.
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  30. “The story goes,” says Roland. There is video evidence of nearly all the lost 🇷🇺 armor. Anyway, 🇷🇺 has redirected the most competent forces who were attacking Kupiansk down to Chasiv Yar, which shows its importance as well as the fact that the Kupiansk push has culminated.
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  31. Yes. Yesterday’s episode with Kagan was easily one of the best ever.
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  32. Inspiring stuff. Sorry for the loss of your wife no longer how long ago.
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  33. lmao, how many time have we heard this from bots? Cauldron seems to be the only military terms they’ve learned.
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  34. And Russia keeps using the disgusting double tap terrorist tactic. Hitting civilian centers, then waiting for medical and emergency responders to show up and hitting them again. Just like they did/do in Syria. We’d be better off with Russia completely glassed.
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  35.  @sergeyb8  Right? That blew my mind.
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  36. Forget just sinking low. We’ve become the Western Mordor.
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  37. It’s not. I’d be ashamed to be a leech living off the royals tabloid ecosystem.
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  38. hahaha. So right.
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  39. Most entertaining situation right now is the show down between Putin and Prigozhin after Putin ordered all PMCs to sign a contract with the MoD and bringing them under the direct authority of the Russian MoD.
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  40. ⁠ @lukecarroll9823 Fair enough, but he was good at coalition building and calling out Russia in the beginning of this war and while he employed Trumpist tactics, there’s no comparison since Trump is actively seeking to destroy Ukraine.
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  41. Again? Do the French ever work?
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  42. As I tried to tell James and Roland weeks ago, Boris Nadezhdin is not a puppet candidate. Maxim Katz + other major 🇷🇺 exiled liberal political leaders unified to endorse him last week & led to millions turning out to support him or sign up for his campaign. The CEC will never allow him to become a candidate though, but that will lead to blowback all itself.
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  43.  @amitkerai4880  Cite the NYT article claiming that. 2nd, Amnesty was widely mocked for that report and they never said 🇺🇦 used civilians as shields. They made the bizarre argument that every Ukrainian in the military should always be sitting in the middle whether fighting, eating or being treated. And by not doing that they were endangering Ukrainians. Typical report made by some college arts major with no connection to reality.
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  44. My uneducated compatriot ruins the spectacle with his bovine like exclamations.
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  45.  @acm1137 lmao. And I bet that’s actually it.
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  46. That’s the friendly Putin double. Clearly not Putin. The double actually did a decent job of minimizing a naturally awkward situation.
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  47. Stick to the old format of “day # xyz.” “Day 846” sounds is more impactful IMO than 2 years and x number of days.”
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  48. They’re focused on energy and children’s hospitals. Russia has hit very ADS in Ukraine. But keep up the misinfo!
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  49. Enjoy your kopeck, Ivan. How often has England had direct votes on foreign policy in the past? Never.
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  50.  @wublix Yeah, then he and Allah are going to fist fight. I already paid for my pay per view pass.
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