Comments by "Sababugs112" (@sababugs1125) on "Why Russia is invading Ukraine, explained in 2 minutes" video.

  1. Or Russia could've stayed put and not violated the 1997 black sea partition treaty 1990 laws of separation Territorial integrity of Ukraine Nuclear handover treaty .
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  2. I don't support russian actions in Ukraine. I think that they are ilegal but to just say that Putin bad is really a disservice to the reality of the conflicts
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  3.  @Shmendan2  that aged poorly
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  4. Hong Kong was a part of china . It can't really be invaded by china
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  5. USA hasn't invaded Syria . Only us military presence in Syria was 1000 men who were working with Kurds . Isis was created by former members of the Iraqi army and north Caucasusians
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  6. The invasion of georgia ? Which one ? If we are talking about the 90s what russians are doing is textbook behaviour . Arm local separatists with russian weaponry aid them with your own solders when things get to difficult and do basically everything else in the conflict to fight Ukraine outside of actual full on war
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  7. And breaking multiple treaties
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  8.    people should sanction the oil but the other places are expensive
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  9. If Ukrainie wants to join nato it's their right to do so . By the same logic would eastern European countries be justified if they invaded Russia defeated and then said that because Russia had historically bullied them they had a right to protect themselves
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  10. Yes and somehow coal miners got hold of tanks and aks
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  11.  @gerardsmadja1323  and didn't the russians rebels there also attack Ukrainians
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  12. And Ukrainian law stated that you needed to get an agreement with Ukrainie first or any territorial changes are ilegal
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  13. Little green men did appear in donbass ( a take over of Ukraine would be a very costly effort much better to support separatist forces with weaponry , intelligence and leadership than to invade)
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  14. Russia had officially acknowledged Crimea as Ukrainian pre 2014 thus it was no longer their land
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  15.  @DanielKolbin  not really legally that's like if I was to give someone something and acknowledge it as theirs than force it from them .
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