Comments by "duncan smith" (@duncansmith7562) on "Russia says it repelled a Ukrainian attack on its bridge to Crimea | DW News" video.

  1. well well well, the great Ukrainian spring offensive, that has liberated nowhere, is now seeing Russia counter attack toward Kupiansk! oh, how this Ukrronazia counter offensive is going so well! DW, invite a real military analyst on your broadcasts! Invite Brian Berletic!
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  2.  @insaneclownponies9599  just curious, are you one of those that thinks Russian troops are fighting on the front lines with shovels? do you think Ukraine still controls Soledar and Bakhmut?
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  3. As usual, DW has no idea what democracy is. "Russia illegally annexed Crimea"......following the 2014 coup in Kiev, the Crimean parliament in Simferopol voted 78-0 to separate from Kiev. It's called a "democratic vote". Another democratic vote, a referendum, confirmed Crimea's desire to become a part of Russia. DW clearly is confused over what is democratic and what is not. par for the course in Western media these days.
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  4.  @insaneclownponies9599  start reading some real news, instead of lies! The Ukrainians have evacuated Kupiansk and surrounding areas because the Russians are poised to take it! Ukrainians have taken a few fields at the cost of 25,000 losses! In a war of attrition, that is a disaster. At this rate, Ukraine will reach the Sea of Azov, and cut the land bridge, in 16 years! Talking of 16, now 16 year olds are banned from leaving Ukraine. In a few weeks, masses of teenagers will be run through the Russian meatgrinder. Meanwhile, Ukraine is now begging Egypt for weapons! what do Russians have to show for their efforts? A totally demilitarized and humiliated West, reduced to sending cluster bombs because there are no more 155mm shells to be had! Low inflation and modest growth (oh, how the UK and Germany would LOVE to be in that position!) The demilitarization of NATO is a spectacular success for Putin.
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  5.  @Ozninjaguy  Ah, another ignorant fool that can't distinguish between a Russian and a Brit and who is not ashamed of such ignorance.
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  6.  @WozzaFord-z4z  try and do some research and learn some facts before you make a fool of yourself. Even US opinion research found that the majority of Crimeans considered themselves Russian, not Ukrainian, before 2014. In fact, after Russian, the second most popular answer was "Crimean". the answer of "Ukrainian" came 3rd, with about 15%. Russian forces came to Crimea AFTER the Crimean Parliament's 78-0 vote to separate from Kiev! Again, it's something called "democracy", a parliamentary vote, it probably doesn't happen much in your country. The referendum reflected the views expressed in the pre 2014 US survey on Crimean identity. Do a bit more homework, sweet child, and slowly the truth will be revealed to you.
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