Comments by "Fabian Schrötter" (@fabianschrotter) on "Putin To Turn Ukraine Game On Its Head Before Trump Inauguration? Russian Spy Chief’s War Bombshell" video.

Did they? Please provide the name of this important international treaty, sources for the documents, and which presidents signed it.
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@Larisa-x7s8v You don't have the name of this treaty or the politicians involved, sources for the documents or images? Nothing? That's a shame, but take comfort in the fact that Gorbachev also publicly stated several times that such a treaty never existed...
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@Larisa-x7s8v You didn't answer my question. But as a European, I don't really care about Russian bases in Cuba and Mexico. Guess what, Russia already has nuclear warheads in Kaliningrad in the middle of NATO and I don't care about that either. Russia has double standards and threatens every week, not the West.
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@craig4867 Hey Craig, 5 million + KIA would mean 15 million + losses, no one on earth claims that, including no one in Russia, not even the Russian Ministry of Defense. Only you. This shows that you have absolutely no idea about the military. Zero...
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@Larisa-x7s8v "Ukraine and Georgia have the right to join NATO...That is their choice. We respect the right of every state - including our neighbors - to choose their own partners, to decide for themselves which organization they want to join." Sergei Lavrov in an interview with the German Handelsblatt published on January 2, 2005
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@alexanderbuza564 Because NATO is the most successful defense alliance in history and provides security for almost a billion residents. There has not been a single war on NATO soil in over 75 years. That's what defense alliances are all about. All Eastern European democracies have been begging NATO for decades to be allowed to become members in order to be protected. Ukraine would also like to be protected from invasion by an imperialist neighbor at some point...
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@annerne2299 “I know that Putin does not tolerate freedom,” I have sat with him on many occasions. He despises differences and competition. He fears a free Ukraine. As a severe narcissist, he couldn’t afford to have more successful or wealthier neighbors.” Former President of Mongolia Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj
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