Comments by "Fabian Schrötter" (@fabianschrotter) on "After Russia's Bloody War, 'Spooked' Zelensky Gives Bold Offer To Kim Jong Un | North Korea" video.

Which NATO battalions are fighting in Ukraine? Please state their names and nationality.
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Me too, HT is really dangerous for the simple-minded audience. But hundreds would probably have to complain before YT finally reacts.
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@jallopenoman1126 So are you seriously asking what nationality the North Korean soldiers are?
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@ll_Taylor_ll Taurus as a hypothetical example is a German stealth cruise missile. The Bundeswehr is a parliamentary army, which means that according to the Parliamentary Participation Act German soldiers may only be deployed abroad with the official consent of the Bundestag. If Taurus had to be operated by German soldiers, the German government would first have to vote on it in the Bundestag before soldiers could even be sent on a mission abroad. No party has so far even considered calling for such a vote. In a parliamentary democracy, things work differently than in Russia or North Korea.
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 @oconnem1 He even regularly posts out-of-context comments under random messages trying to insult me. To call him triggered would be an understatement. A bit sad to watch.
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@ll_Taylor_ll I know that Ukrainian troops are not allowed to fire long-range missiles? How do I know this? Who officially banned Ukraine from doing this? And who claimed that the ukrainian troops are unable to fire long-range missiles? Russia Today?
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@ll_Taylor_ll Even the manufacturers of Stormshadows and Taurus have publicly stated that the Ukrainians do not need help entering target coordinates, but of course they can do it themselves. Ukraine can build its own Neptune missiles with a range of 300 kilometers. Where is your evidence that they cannot enter coordinates and press launch buttons themselves in launch-ready systems?
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@ll_Taylor_ll Ukraine can build its own Neptune missiles with a range of 300 kilometers. Where is your evidence that they cannot enter coordinates and press launch buttons themselves in launch-ready systems?
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@ll_Taylor_ll Well, I'm glad you asked, I'll enlighten you. First of all, Ukraine hasn't even gotten Taurus yet. So how do you come up with that? However, the manufacturer itself has already publicly stated that Ukraine could program it without Western help. Secondly, Ukraine has trained engineers and fighter pilots. Thirdly, the Himars system, which also fires ATACMS, of course has a computer that provides the ballistic calculations. Any elementary school student who can enter GPS coordinates and press the start button could operate it. Long story short, all of these systems are successfully used by highly professional Ukrainians.
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