Comments by "duncan smith" (@duncansmith7562) on "What does Moscow want to gain militarily from striking civilian targets? | DW News" video.

nice to hear Max confirm, finally, that there is zero evidence that Russia is targeting any civilians, but plenty of evidence that falling debris from both Ukrainian and Russian missiles hit the ground randomly.
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funny you don't hear the claim "Russia is running out of weapons" much these days.
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the "surprise" day time assault was no surprise to those who understand what is going on. it was just more evidence of Ukraine's inability to defend its skies even in the best conditions. Russia is depleting Ukrainian air defences and waiting to decide when it can assert air supremacy. The West can't supply Ukraine with air defences at the rate Ukraine is using them up, so just a matter of time before Russia will dominate the skies all over Ukraine.
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@OliDavids If Russia truly aimed to inflict maximum casualties, Kiev would look like Bakhmut and the death toll would be up to a million by now. Grasp reality. Would I be right in thinking that you assume NATO has all the state of the art technology and Russia doesn't?
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sadly, not true. it is only Russian incidents that are being recorded. The Ukrainian ones go ignored, proof that the process is nothing to do with justice, but punishing Russia.
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@Null Pointer because Biden refused to address Putin's concerns at a negotiating table.
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@paulhargreaves1497 and this type of attack leaves you limp, flaccid, lifeless, totally unable to penetrate your inflatable Bandera love doll.
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@paulhargreaves1497 but don't fret about your limpness ....i am sure when Ghost of Kiev reappears little percy down there will pop back up into some form of semi-rigidity for at least a few seconds
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@Null Pointer because Ukraine's has reduced by 95%. no, seriously, so when you see massive attacks on Kiev become once every two days over the last month, as opposed to once every two weeks before that, your logical conclusion is that Russia is running out of weapons and has been for over a year? really?
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@bhuddy1832 the usual retort of a dunce who can't answer the question
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@bhuddy1832 yes, when I look to see if Putin's words makes sense, it does work
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@bhuddy1832 been a massive fan of Putin since he restored equal rights to Russians in Chechnya. He doesn't put up with the kind of s**t we see in the West. No problem in Russia if you want to shout out that a man can never become a woman, of that white lives matter. Best leader in the world, by far.
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@Null Pointer absolute nonsense. by that measure, vice versa, any increase in intensity is an indicator of increased supply. therefore, given that massive attacks now happen every two nights instead of every two weeks, those munitions factories in Russia are cranking out the ammo 48 hours a day, right? you are such a clown. ever considered that the amount of shells and missiles might match a particular objective at any particular time?
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a whole world of "determination" won't save Ukraine, it will just make you feel honorable when your last soldier dies. enjoy the feeling.
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@christianevanherck6023 which would be true, except that the war in Ukraine is going exactly as Russia's wars in Syria and Chechnya went, incremental progress with acceptance that it takes years to eliminate the enemy. But Russia is winning. What signs of a brittle, strained system at home is there in Russia? it's Germany that is in recession, not Russia. it is Russia that has inflation of around 2%, unlike UK! Putin's approval numbers are much higher than any Western leader! You sound deluded!
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