Comments by "Fabian Schrötter" (@fabianschrotter) on "After Putin, Now Top Aide Medvedev Warns NATO; ‘If Russia Uses Its Tactical Nukes…’ | Watch" video.

And they belong to NATO, which has almost a billion citizens and the alliance's gross domestic product is over 20 times larger than Russia. It's the Kremlin who has no chance.
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Medvedev, as always, after the first morning vodka with the usual Saturday nuclear threat. 😄
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@louistan7560 Oh dear, has Medvedev had another mishap while drunk?
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@trumpforever6706 Well, the Russian RS-28 “Sarmat ICBM exploded again during its last test launch. It doesn't seem like Russia is still a functional nuclear power.
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@trumpforever6706 Oh and by the way, Nuclear Winter is a concept that was calculated at the height of the Cold War with almost 60,000 nuclear warheads. Today's nuclear warhead stocks are hardly sufficient for mild global cooling.
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@donaldapolala1271 Well, Iran, Belaurs, Syria and North Korea. No other country has sunk so low as to openly support Russia's aggression. Especially not a single democracy.
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@Desyo-wn7ib Do you realize that the USA supports Ukraine with 0.35% of its gross domestic product? Russia is fighting desperately against NATO's little toe.
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@trumpforever6706 Of course, Putin never bluffs against weaker and smaller countries. But NATO is not weaker...
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@dfender57 You ignore that Russia was ruled by Mongols for over 250 years. As a result, they also have a customary claim to these "russian" lands.
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@elizabethhagman1984 Wrong, Kievan Rus was founded in 879 by the Swedish Viking prince Helgi. Moscow was founded in 1147 by the Kyiv prince Yury Vladimirovich Dolgoruky.
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@donaldapolala1271 137 countries around the world are officially calling for Russia's immediate withdrawal from Ukraine. Eritrea was the only country in Africa that openly voted for Russia.😢
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@VioletSilence It must be relaxing to get information only from HT/RT and Kremlin +TV. Try again...
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@VioletSilence Speaking of outdated... The Russian RS-28 “Sarmat ICBM exploded again during its last test launch. It doesn't seem like Russia is still a functional nuclear power.
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@steveb890 The Russians think their country is big and forget that the ethnic Russians are only concentrated in the Moscow and Petersburg area, the rest is a mosquito-infested, empty swamp.
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@VioletSilence You can't find any news about the fourth RS-28 Sarmat failure that was reported in all media outside the Russian pro pa ganda bubble?😄 Try again... "Satellite images from September 21 show a crater about 20 to 30 meters wide at the launch silo at the Plesetsk cosmodrome in northern Russia."
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@steveb890 The Russians think their country is big and forget that the ethnic Russians are only concentrated in the Moscow and Petersburg area, the rest is empty swamp.
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@VioletSilence You can't find any news about the fourth RS-28 Sarmat failure that was reported in all media outside the Russian pro pa ganda bubble?😄 Try again...
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@VioletSilence "Satellite images from September 21 show a crater about 20 to 30 meters wide at the launch silo at the Plesetsk cosmodrome in northern Russia."
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The Kremlin really has a tried and tested circus show but after 879 warnings it gets a bit boring...
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@dfender57 I completely agree with you. The international law, ethics and history are as clear as can be.
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@trumpforever6706 Russia can't even protect its early warning radars against Ukrainian drones while the old Soviet nuclear warheads rust away like T-64s.
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@peterblok3496 You mean this cartel of greedy regimes trying to rip each other off?
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@peterblok3496 You mean this cartel of regimes trying to rip each other off?
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@donaldapolala1271 “We are against this idea of colonialism, of domination in the world, in this context we look at Russian aggression in Ukraine. But the consequences of this aggression go far beyond the conflict.” “Africa became an accidental victim of this conflict, supply chains were disrupted. This has had a terrible impact on our economies, on living standards, on high inflation. Food prices have skyrocketed and these are some of the consequences of the invasion..." Ghanaian President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo
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