Comments by "duncan smith" (@duncansmith7562) on "Why Soledar matters to Russia, and what it means for Ukraine | DW News" video.

"a rare victory for Moscow". every day the Ukrainian power grid is knocked out is a victory for Moscow. Every day more Ukrainian cannon fodder than Wagner convicts are killed is a victory for Moscow. get real.
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baby steps worked in Syria and Chechnya for Putin. They'll work in Ukraine too.
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@viewpoint365 yeah, 100% agree. there's a lot of guff coming out of NATO too. A month ago the UK PK was promising some enhanced air defence system, and then nothing more was heard about such bs. it's like everything is now a game of words to make the sheep think all is going just fine. it's pissing me off.
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"the Donetsk front is holding" says the comedian actor puppet president that promises Crimea will become Ukrainian again. He also got elected on the promise of "peace in the Donbass".
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Ukraine keep attacking with what? where will it get the manpower needed?
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@rageagaintstheNWO remember, it's "let's keep fighting, down to the last Ukrainian". kumar will be 100% supporting, from the sidelines.
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@skyteam1199 no one in the west really cares about Palestine. only those attacked by Russia are really deserving of sympathy in Europe these days.
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so with Russia able to call on 30 million men if needed, and Ukraine down to 300,000 according to some estimates, what are the chances of a Ukraine win?
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@passbysimon3095 "able to call on" and "go to battle field" are two different things. your reading comprehension skills are a laughable joke.
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@passbysimon3095 Russia so far has called on its reservists, ex military currently out of contract but who have been trained in the past for combat. and that's it. Ukraine? how many more teenagers do you think Ukraine has left to force into service?
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@passbysimon3095 Both Ukraine and Russia have enlisted prisoners, so not sure what your point is on that. no one apart from Putin and a few close officials know exactly what role the reservists will play. some are already on the battle field. most are not.
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@Bradgilliswhammyman again, try to improve your reading comprehension skills. i already explained the difference between "is able to call on" and "put on the battlefield" Putin has a pool of 30 million men he CAN call on. That is a statement of fact. It is not the same statement as "Putin can put 30 million men onto the battlefield". Now, if you need a lesson in reading comprehension, I can give you that. In the meantime, your homework assignment is to delineate the difference in the two statements and to write out 100 times, "I must strive to interpret words and statements better". Off you go.
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