Comments by "Shannon Roberts" (@shannonroberts5080) on "The Telegraph" channel.

@sebastianforbes1 I don't know, does it show that russians have no electricity or running water? And by the way, it's even colder in ruzzia. And does it show all of the failed dams and railroads from shoddy or no maintenance performed for the past few years?
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@williammorris584 I don't think we should be focusing on the map though. If we were focusing on the map, WW2 would have been a solid Axis victory for nearly the whole war. Same with USSR attempting to seize Afghanistan. This is a battle of collective willpower. The lines on the map change VERY quickly when one side has to give up. Russia is being bled out both economically and militarily. Ukraine has the economic and military might of the West backing it. Nobody knows how this will end, but the map is a poor metric. Does the map show that russia no longer controls the black sea? Does it show all of the burning oil refineries and weapons depots that Ukraine has destroyed? Does the map show the dire state of russia's economy? It does not.
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@sebastianforbes1 USSR got defeated by Afghanistan in the 1980s. Afghanistan's population was around 12 million and USSRs was 265 million. What's your point?
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@sebastianforbes1 Also, where on the map does it show that ruzzias oil industry is no longer profitable and that ruzzia is now a net IMPORTER of refined petroleum products? Oh, and where does the map show that ruzzia's weapons export industry has collapsed due to everyone finding out how crappy ruzzia's weapons work compared to western ones?
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@sebastianforbes1 Where on the map does it show that the West will not do any business with ruzzia for the next 50 years?
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