Comments by "MikeAG333" (@MikeAG333) on "TLDR News EU" channel.

I have no idea how this channel doesn't seem to know this obvious fact.
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@nunya___ Well, they're both in Nato, so I don't see any issue with that. Any such incursion would be met with massive force. They'd be obliterated.
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@mikehart5619 There is no Russian side of the line. On one side of the line is Poland, and on the other Lithuania.
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@DJKav In other words entirely different from the situation on the Poland/ Lithuania border. The fact is that Cyprus isn't a border at all, but a demilitarised zone. Only Turkey recognises Northern Cyprus as a separate state.
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@Lubet0TheGreat Ukraine has existed longer than Russia. Forget the 31 yearts nonsense.
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@Writeous0ne You have reading comprehension problems, or just a problem with logic. You've overlooked the fact that the Russians took most of the area they hold in 2014. So when I said "captured since Feb", I meant, captured since Feb, believe it or not. And yes, of the area they captured since Feb, they've lost 50% of it. NOT, 50 % of everything they've stolen since 2014. I honestly don't know how that is confusing for you. The figures originate from the UK ministry of defence, I believe.
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@michaelmurphy2112 Nato allow it! You have got to be joking.
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@danm7523 All in Nato. Good luck with that, if they can't even beat Ukraine.
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I'm sure your pronunciation of British names is absolutely perfect, of course.
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@fernandobernardo6324 You're wrong, wrong, wrong. A river is NEVER the border. A line running up the middle of the river is the border, in every circumstance I can think of. And given that anyone can look on Google Maps and see what is there, it's hard to imagine why you would say the border is a road. It isn't. There is a road to the north and north-west of the border, but it is not the border, and nor does it sit on the border. Your point about exports misses the point. These are goods being transported through EU territory, and are thus subject to EU laws, and sanctions.
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@christophercooper2208 ......and just ignore the illegal invasion of Ukraine, right? These sanctions don't break any laws or agreements, which have only ever applied to the movement of people.
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@gerbrandlub They did stop it.
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So, complete stasis and the inability to get anything meaningful done at the federal level, leaving individual ststes to do what they please. So the death penalty and no abortion in some, and the complete opposite in others. Right.....that makes an awful lot of sense.
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MeeterAND gave me a giggle.
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@r3dpowel796 And? We've been listening to Putin talk about denazification and other bollocks for 6 moths now. Things will happen, or they won't. They're not done for your entertainment on Youtube, you know.
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@oi2837 Not so. The "promise" you refer to only covers the movement of people, and that isn't changing.
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@Matt-yg8ub I'm sorry, are you being serious?
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@Matt-yg8ub You're on planet Zog. Russians got "their" nuclear weapons back, and got a much-weakened neighbour as a result. If they hadn't signed that agreement they would never have dreamt of invading 3 times in the last 8 years. Ukraine didn't benefit at all, because the second that the Russians wanted to grab some land, they conveniently forgot all about their international agreements, and their written recognition of Ukraine's boundaries and sovereignty.
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@taefravis They've always had that choice anyway.
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@Writeous0ne Imagine. Yep, that's your key word. You trolls really are thick as a brick, aren't you.
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Do try and keep up. Kupiansk and Izium have both fallen. Lyman is the scene of fighting. This is the most massive movement in the entire war.
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Kernel, or Colonel?
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@zollen123 Adept, or adapt?
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It is being reported that Iran have refused to hand over any drones.
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@schuylerleithulfr788 And? Let's reconstruct the Mogol empire, shall we, or the Ottoman Empire, on the grounds that they were there before the existing arrangements.
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Pointless video. There isn't the slightest chance of Turkey, a virtual dictatorship, ever qualifying for membership.
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That's a complete mis-reading the the situation..and a complete misunderstanding of Hungary's role. Poland has played the biggest part in Europe's response to Russia's invasion, and is anything but a Russian agent or puppet. Hungary, on the other hand......
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@blackpearl1-477 No.
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@ricardoxavier827 Yep, that's their playbook. But getting arms to them might raise suspicions, and there is no way on this planet that any such moves would be tolerated now as it was in the Donbas.
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@christophercooper2208 And that's not happening here?
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@Matt-yg8ub So what? It isn't Ukraine or the West who reneged on the the agreement. It was Russia. That makes any foreign aid look pretty irrelevant.
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@aliciap6329 Grow up Alicia. You really think that Russia managed to get every last soldier out, despite the numerous intercepted phone calls here on Youtube where Russians talk about the chaos of the withdrawal? There are actual grown-ups here, so stop acting like you're in kindergarten.
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@natenae8635 What, we're all supposed to agree on everything, are we? Good luck with that.
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Russia hasn't got a hope in hell of getting anywhere near Odessa. They look impotent on land in the region, and their navy can't get within 200 km of the coast. And somehow you seem to have overlooked the ongoing Ukrainian fighback in Kherson. Crap reporting.
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@JenniferA886 Relax, Jennifer. It would be anything but a bloodbath. Poland will deal with any incursion in a matter of hours.
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You missed "MeeterAND"? It was laughable.
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You might want to get some of your basic facts right: Nato hasn't supplied a single weapon to Ukraine. Not one. Some Nato members have, and some haven't. Many non-Nato countries have also supplied weapons. Don't fall for the Russian propoganda and sustain the lie that Nato is involved in this war.
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@daarksideyt Half-witted Russian bot. Invasion, no matter what you call it, is never deomcratic.
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