Comments by "duncan smith" (@duncansmith7562) on "Will Russia win the battle for Bakhmut? | DW News" video.

"Bakhmut would be Ukraine's biggest military loss in months" nope. the thousands of cannon fodder troops sacrificed for no good reason would be bigger. it would just be confirmation that EVERY time Russia and NATO/Ukronazis go toe to toe, street by street, Russia wins. Zelensky can't get even one win in those contested towns. Slava Rossiyi.
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we keep hearing the assumption of heavy Russian losses, like we kept hearing the assumption that Russia is running out of weapons. No one ever cites sources for data on this assumption of heavy Russian losses, so chances are it is wishful thinking and nothing else. Just like the wishful thinking of "Russia is isolated" and "the sanctions are working". NATO 100% fixed on the hope strategy. Slava Rossiyi. Slava Donbasu.
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@SteffiReitsch The United Nations General Assembly voted 156 countries to 2 for USA TO END THE SANCTIONS IMPOSED ON CUBA. USA ignores the United Nations. Aggressor USA is an isolated international pariah. The only country supporting aggressor USA does so in hopes of getting something out of it. dollars in aid.
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@Mygg_Jeager similarly, your tiny country's economy could be shattered if and when Russia decides to impose sanctions of its own. Russia exports what the world needs to survive. The world is slowly learning the consequences of ignoring this basic truth.
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@Mygg_Jeager what happens to France, do you think, if or when Russia and Kazakhstan impose a uranium embargo on that country? hmmm
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@Mygg_Jeager typical response of the ukronazi supporter, unable to handle the truth, reduced to shouting "silence", like the teacher that has no control over the classroom.
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@Mygg_Jeager food shortages and rationing recently in UK supermarkets. still think sanctioning Russia was a wonderful idea? where will we be in one year's time? oh boy, and sanctions were supposed to cripple Russia. The West is just a joke these days.
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@Mygg_Jeager Here in Spain, food inflation is looking terribly high, so we can see sanctions on Russia is really hurting everyone, especially the poor. what about in your little country? any food inflation to be concerned about?
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@Mygg_Jeager clearly you have no idea of world economics. sit down and learn something. yes, one factor causing food inflation is the printing of money and expanding debt due to lockdowns. another major factor is the sanctions on Russia. Higher energy costs (due to the sanctions on cheap Russian energy) means costs of growing food and transporting food increased. higher energy prices = higher prices of everything. So, yes, sanctions on Russia are contributing to make food and other things in your little country a lot more expensive. 30% is massive. am guessing your small country is one of the Baltic chihuahuas. you blundered into massive inflation by shunning Russian energy. Yes, Spain grows and exports food, but as already explained, higher energy costs = higher food costs. everywhere is suffering because dumb Western leaders thought sanctioning Russia would hurt Russia more than it would hurt the West. They got it wrong.
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@Mygg_Jeager I don't doubt that you are an expert in your field, given that your field is being a total ignoramus and clown. what is markedly clear is you have zero ability to identify people. I am a semi retired teacher, UK national, currently in Spain, but with a passion for discovering the truth behind news stories. Given that I worked in Ukraine in 2018, I have a great interest in Russia's fight against the Ukronazis. It is indeed a fact that rising energy costs will result in rising food costs. no one with a brain would deny that (which explains why you deny it). any neutral observer reading our mutual posts would see who is teaching whom here! No wonder you have 30% inflation! The more you shun Russia, the more you will suffer!
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@Mygg_Jeager given the strength of the ruble these days (the West's aim to "make the ruble rubble failed, obviously and predictably), I would be delighted to be paid some rubles, but really don't need any payment for the joy of schooling you and making you look ridiculous:) ah, so you are from Norway, the little country responsible for the terrorist attack on Nordstream. how proud you must be. Little Norway showed the world how impotent Germany is. well done
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@Mygg_Jeager absolutely voted for Brexit, and hopefully we might get full Brexit one day. it was hilarious to see the EU haggling over prices and contracts for a possible vaccine deal while Brexit Britain had already got vaccines and was saving thousands of lives. It is such a pleasure to know that Qatargate is revealing the fact that corruption is alive and well in Brussels and that in the UK we can vote out of power those who are caught being corrupt in Westminster.
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@Mygg_Jeager no taps on the shoulder for me, so by what you said, I guess my response here proves I am nothing to do with any Kremlin or Beijing control centre. The curious thing is that I use my real name, while you hide behind some fictitious name, ...what you got to hide? embarrassed by your real name? afraid your workmates at the circus will take the piss out of you?
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unless the enemy is killing more of you than you are killing the enemy.
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