Comments by "Fabian Schrötter" (@fabianschrotter) on "This Is War" channel.

  1. Yes, the Russian Defense Ministry also reports that it has already intercepted 659 Ukrainian military aircraft... More than twice as many as the Ukrainian Air Force has ever owned or received from the West.
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  2. Russia has never fought a major war in which it did not lose at least three times more soldiers than its opponent.
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  3. ​ @Clive1684  Russia has already lost twice as many tanks with footage evidence as Ukraine ever possessed.
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  4. The Ukrainians fled Kursk so fast that they could not stop in time and had just captured Demidovka in Belgorod.
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  5. ​ @pietdev.4648  No, Vladivostok is historically part of China and is called Haishen-wei by the Chinese. Ukraine should not claim Chinese territory.
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  6. ​ @CrazyCriceto  In so-called reality...
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  7.  @CrazyCriceto  No historian in the world has ever claimed that Germany lost 8 million soldiers on the Eastern Front...
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  8.  @hjjj386  Historically incorrect: The Soviets lost over 9 million soldiers on the Eastern Front, Germany 3.8 million.
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  9.  @valiantone395  I bet you've never read a single history book in your life..
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  10. ​ @hjjj386  Thank you for confirming that you are unable to distinguish between wounded and KIA. The Soviet Union mobilized just under 34.5 million soldiers in World War II. Where did the tens of millions of Soviet soldiers go?
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  11. Nicht ganz, die Ukraine hat in Kursk 55 Panzer verloren, Russland in der Ukraine soweit 3821.
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  12.  @siegfriedkleinz3793  Auf Oryx sind 3821 russische Panzerverluste mit Photo und Video Beweisen gelistet. Auf welchen Listen beruht deine Aussage?
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  13.  @alfredfelkel3633  Ich bezog mich bezüglich der russischen Panzer Verluste eigentlich auf die 3872 auf Oryx mit Photo und Video Evidenz gelisteten Verluste. Wenn du eine vollständigere Liste hast würde mich das freuen. Natürlich nur falls während dem "weglachen" noch genug Sauerstoff für eine Quellenangabe übrig ist.
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  14. ​ @alfredfelkel3633  Die angeblich 659 zerstörten ukrainischen Militärflugzeuge sind eine ofizielle Erfolgsmeldung auf der Seite des russischen Verteidigungsministeriums falls du außer weglachen auch in der Lage bist Webseiten aufzurufen...
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  15. ​ @alfredfelkel3633  Die angeblich 659 zerstörten ukrainischen Militärflugzeuge sind eine ofizielle Erfolgsmeldung auf der Seite des russischen Verteidigungsministeriums. Über 2 mal mehr als der gesammte Bestand der ukrainischen Luftwaffe. Auch das ist leicht zu recherchieren wenn man zu mehr als weglachen in der lage ist...
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  16. ​ @pietdev.4648  Why not? For over 200 years, Russia was merely a province of the Mongolian Empire.
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  17. ​ @pietdev.4648  Oh, and by the way, Crimea was under Turkish rule longer than under Russian rule.
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  18.  @pietdev.4648  Exactly, and none of these countries still uses force to assert a pathetic historical territorial claim from centuries past. No country except Russia.
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  19.  @pietdev.4648  "After Putin's interview, I found a historical map of Mongolia. But don't worry. We are a peaceful and free nation,"  Former President of Mongolia Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj
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  20.  @pietdev.4648  You don't get it, do you? Neither in Iraq, nor in Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, Libya, nor Ukraine has a NATO country conquered and occupied even a single square centimeter as its own new national territory. Only imperialist rogue states do that.
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  21. You don't get it, do you? Neither in Iraq, nor in Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, Libya, nor Ukraine has a NATO country conquered and occupied even a single square centimeter as its own new national territory. Only imperialist rogue states do that.
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  22. You don't get it, do you? Neither in Iraq, nor in Serbia, nor in Ukraine has a NATO country conquered and occupied even a single square centimeter as its own new national territory.
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  23. ​ @thisiswarobserver  Do you think the Ukrainians should also use more Chinese golf cars and donkeys like the Russians?
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  24. ​ @CrazyCriceto  The Russian losses on the Eastern Front were three times higher than the German ones and the losses in the Winter War against Finland were also three times higher.
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  25.  @hjjj386  If you want to include "Russia's" civilian losses, they lost 27 million.
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  26.  @Alexander-w9i3r  The USSR won the war thanks to the US Lend-Lease Act, which Stalin and Nikita Khrushchev also acknowledged
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  27.  @piquedard  In the Winter War against Finland in 1939, for example, the Finns suffered a total of 70,000 casualties and the Soviets 321,000–381,000.
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  28.  @hjjj386  To the Western Front, to Africa, Germany had fronts everywhere, not just in the East.
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  29.  @hjjj386  Germany lost a total of 5,533,000 soldiers on all fronts from 1939 to 1945, but it actually lost the war in 1942 when it began to lose its oil sources and raw material deposits, since Germany itself did not have many raw materials.
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  30.  @hjjj386  Germany's total losses of 7.1 million in World War II already include all civilian losses.
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  31.  @hjjj386  Can you read? The 3.8 million were on the Eastern Front. I just explained to you that Germany had many fronts, and 19 million is the total mobilization number over six years. You do understand that the number of casualties in a war is three times higher than the KIA, right?
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  32.  @hjjj386  Amazing, you got it. And at the end of the war, a total of around eleven million German soldiers were prisoners of war. About 7.7 million prisoners were held in custody in the West, and about 3.3 million in the East
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  33. ​ @GregIrena  Seven million Ukrainians fought in the Red Army. The First Ukrainian Front bore the brunt of the conquest of Berlin. The Russians have been learning for the past three years that Ukrainians are the best Slavic soldiers.
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  34. ​ @neoonh518  1 million KIA Ukrainians would mean 4 million causalities. Are you aware of that or is it too complicated for you?
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  35.  @piquedard  Well, the Russians win when they have enough strong allies. Except in World War I, when the Russian army surrendered to the German army in 1917.
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  36.  @hjjj386  Italy had 301,400 KIA in World War II. If you don't like official figures from historians, I'm wasting my time here.
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  37.  @piquedard  Zelensky is a Jew and not a Nazi, you piece of…
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  38.  @piquedard  Zelensky is a Jew and not a Nazi...
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  39. ​ @МИХАИЛБОРОВСКИЙ-и2х  Wrong, and in the First World War the Russian army surrendered to the German army in 1917.
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  40. ​ @МИХАИЛБОРОВСКИЙ-и2х  Of course, from 1917 onwards the Russians suffered no more losses because their army had surrendered.
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