Comments by "Fabian Schrötter" (@fabianschrotter) on "Putin Vs Macron New Flashpoint: Leaked Pics Show Ukrainian Soldiers Wearing Nazi Symbols In France" video.

Azov is less than 1 percent of the Ukrainian armed forces.
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@I_dont_read_responses I never heard her say that. But it doesn't surprise me that demonstrations for more democracy and a future of prosperity and peace in the European Union must seem like a coup for supporters of autocracy and oppression.
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Azov is less than 1 percent of the Ukrainian armed forces.
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Azov is less than 1 percent of the Ukrainian armed forces. Guess how many Russian soldiers wear a Z swastika as a symbol of fascist expansionism. 100%
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@carolinetapia8568 Never been more than 3,500 to 4,000 but the Ukrainian army has 600,000 soldiers.
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@carolinetapia8568 But guess which army in Ukraine is 100% fascist expansionist.
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@vulgarisopinio Do you know who Stalin was and do you know how many thousand times more civilians he killed than Bandera?
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@m16-a2 This must be the reason why Russia was not able to conquer more than 0.4 percent of Ukraine in 2024 and why the front is largely stable? Because on the Ukrainian side there are only three pensioners and a raccoon left fighting?
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@m16-a2 In case you haven't noticed yet, the invasion from the north towards Kharkiv has already been stopped. Given the high Russian losses, the Institute for the Studie of War speaks of a complete failure on this frontlinie.
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@Max_Da_G Prevent unauthorized withdrawals? Half of the Russian army has this order. Kadyrov's horde is mostly occupied with keeping the human waves of the Z Storm disposable units at the front from fleeing when they're not busy making videos for their Tiktok presence.
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@gethomas02 How do I defend him when I mention the fact that there are no more statues of him, but dozens of statues of Stalin? Or do you just like to make things up in your little brain?
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@HiArashi13 That must be the reason why a new Stalin bust was ceremoniously inaugurated by the authorities in Volgograd in January last year in the presence of the press?
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Indeed, once again a dictator has invaded a smaller neighboring country under the pretext of self-defense with propaganda symbols on his tanks.
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@I_dont_read_responses "I triggered the Donbas conflict when I led a group of armed Russian militants to take Sloviansk in April 2014." Former Russian separatist leader Igor Vsevolodovich Girkin
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Guess how many Russian soldiers wear a Z swastika as a symbol of fascist expansionism.
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@carolinetapia8568 I'll give you a hint, those who wear a Z swastika.
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@vulgarisopinio And do you know how many dozen Stalin statues and busts there are in Russia?
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@m16-a2 Yes, I've been watching the pro-Russian propaganda channel Military Summary for two years. I was also able to persuade the German channel version, which claims to be neutral, to remove the shop with the propaganda Z t-shirts.
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@m16-a2 Your 30,000 Russian soldiers on the northern border with Ukraine won't do anything. The invasion of Kiev has already failed once with 50,000 men. Kiev is a massive city. With less than 500,000 men, Russia has absolutely no chance of encircling Kiev.
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@D-rq3wj The difference is that there are no longer any Hitler statues in Germany today. But dozens of Stalin statues in Russia.
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@D-rq3wj Napolen was a general and "emperor" from the 17-18 centuries. Stalin is a monster of modern times and one of the top 4 greatest mass murderers in human history. That's the difference
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@D-rq3wj I also didn't claim that all Confederate statues shouldn't be removed or given educational texts.
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Azov is less than 1 percent of the Russian armed forces. Guess how many Russian soldiers wear a Z swastika as a symbol of fascist expansionism. 100 Percent.
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Guess how many Russian soldiers wear a Z swastika as a symbol of fascist expansionism...
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@hugobernard9874 Guess which army in Ukraine is 100% fascist expansionist.
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@hugobernard9874 But guess which army in Ukraine is 100% fascist expansionist.
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@hugobernard9874 But didn't the sole ruler in the Kremlin claim that Ukraine had to be denazified? The same ruler who then invaded his smaller neighboring country under the pretext of self-defense with propaganda symbols on his tanks. Just like the Austrian painter...
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@hugobernard9874 In absolutely every country there are extremists and exaggerated patriotism, but a country that is fighting for its existence has no time for group therapy, humanistic education and psychologists on the front lines.
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@GeshaPiterskiy Autocorrect...
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Azov is less than 1 percent of the Russian armed forces. Guess how many Russian soldiers wear a Z swastika as a symbol of fascist expansionism. 100%
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@jimmyc974 The demonstrations in Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Belarus were demonstrations for more democracy. Lukashenko, for example, has been oppressing his population for 30 years. The people had enough of authoritarian governments but unfortunately Lukashenko had help from his ally dictator from the Kremlin.
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@jimmyc974 And as I said, it doesn't surprise me that demonstrations for more democracy and freedom must seem like a coup for fascist supporters of autocracy and oppression.
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