Comments by "pm ayo" (@pmayo7894) on "Russia Just Took a Big Dam Risk. Is Moscow Running out of Soldiers?" video.

  1. ​ @cactuscartocratus7228  - a Russian mil-blogger admitted that Russia did it.
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  2. "Russia is on the right side of History" Except, not quite.
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  3.  @afkfromk1  - not quite either, even after that gaffe of an interview recently.
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  4.  @afkfromk1  - dude, you do know that you were already spouting BS, right? Besides, the western world are more willing to examinine themselves and resolve their faults.
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  5. "Russia broke the back of the Axis forces." - with Allied Lend-Lease support.
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  6. Not quite. Yanukovych was brought down after ordinary Ukrainians were angry that he snubbed closer EU ties in favor of Russia.
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  7. "WWII Russia defended against the Nazi with 27 millions casualties." - while being supplied by Allied Lend-Lease, the U.S. being the biggest contributor.
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  8.  @dancotton13  - some Soviet officiers and officials, supposedly including Stalin himself, said that it was significant. Besides, few things wrong with parts of your comments: the U.S. entered WWII in 1941, basically the early-middle part. If I were to include American individuals who serve in other foreign armed forces, that's a bit earlier (albeit unofficially). While it's true Europe bore the brunt of the casualties, keep in mind that American industries and their products saved quite a good amount of lives. Didn't help the Axis when flaws with their machines began to appear gradually. And here's one other thing: isn't Russia being more Nazi than Ukraine? I mean, look at Wagner.
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  9. ​ @dancotton13  - ironic. Besides, regarding Bandera, let's say he was a product of what Moscow did to Ukraine.
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  10. ​​ @dancotton13  - no one's defending their actions here. Just pointing out the hypocrisy on Moscow's part. Besides, look at the political presence of Ukraine's far-right and compare it to Russia's. EDIT: And speaking of Poland, the Soviets once failed to conquer the nation... before making a deal with the Nazis to split it (yes, the very Nazis Moscow fought).
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  11.  @dancotton13  - "You cannot compare it to Russia because Russia fought and still fight the far right Nazi ideology" Their actions suggest otherwise.
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