Comments by "Fabian Schrötter" (@fabianschrotter) on "Putin’s Scathing Attack On U.S.-Led West Over Ukraine, Warns Of Deadlier Missiles In Russian Arsenal" video.

You mean death and destruction in a neighboring country?
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@Joriszx Not a single country in Eastern Europe would want to join NATO if Russia wasn't such a bad neighbor that crossed borders with weapons.
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@GgFjcbjud You ask why he did it? Well that's easy. “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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@GgFjcbjud "The truth is that Donbas was never about protecting anyone. The oligarchs simply wanted to rob even more. But they were too greedy and wanted the whole of Ukraine. That's all." Prigozhin.
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@GgFjcbjud Of course robbery plays a role as mentioned, but his primary concern is to fight freedom, prosperity and democracy in his neighborhood before they can directly threaten his Kremlin regime.
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Number of Putin's nuclear threats since 2014: Over one hundred Number of Western nuclear threats since 214: Zero
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If you are unable to write your comments in such a way that they don't get shadowbanned, you don't deserve worthless rubles Kremlin bot.
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@mariovillarreal8647 Well, the West has thousands of medium-range ballistic missiles and ICBMS and they are all hypersonic...
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@Joriszx Not a single country in Eastern Europe would want to join NATO if Russia wasn't such a nasty neighbor that crossed borders with weapons.
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@GgFjcbjud No, he was just busy invading Georgia and threatening Poland before he had time to wait for his opinions on Ukraine to change, like a snake again.
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@GgFjcbjud "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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@GgFjcbjud "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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@GgFjcbjud Let me guess, an international treaty with NATO that doesn't allow it to spread further east?
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@GgFjcbjud Let me guess, an international treaty between Russia and NATO that prohibits NATO from further expansion to the east? Can you then please tell me the name of this important treaty, sources for the documents and which presidents officially signed it?
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@GgFjcbjud I see you don't have the name of this imaginary contract, no documents, no source, no pictures, no names absolutely nothing... So indeed there is no point for further discussion.
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