Comments by "Mosern1977" (@Mosern1977) on "As Ukraine advances, how close are we to a nuclear escalation? | DW News" video.

  1. Attacked by fascist regimes twice... Unlucky to say the least.
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  2. Russia doesn't have air superiority, too many anti-air weapons have made it into Ukraine. Russia has only a limited amount of long range conventional missiles, and those are often shot down by the AA systems as well. So the tried and true Grad rocket artillery has been the name of the game. Flatten land, then invade the rubble.
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  3. Turns out the weakness was the lack of a credible enemy. Now he fixed that problem.
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  4.  @toaluasaleupolu7060  - I'm confident that these things are already planned and prepared for.
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  5. Probably, at least if it wasn't a nuke on Kyiv.
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  6. I agree, not before all his drafted men are dead at least.
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  7. Unlike Russia, Ukraine doesn't need to station large amounts of forces on the liberated territory just to quell any uprisings and partisans. So while the must look out for counter-attacks, it is a smaller issue for Ukraine. Ukraine also has a much larger army than Russia now.
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  8. Well, it was just yours because you put a note on the windscreen saying it was now 'annexed' and yours.
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  9. No nukes have yet been used. Lets not get carried away here.
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  10. The man who made Russia into North West Korea.
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  11. NATO is still not part of this conflict. NATO countries are sending some minor help and equipment to Ukraine, in order for Ukraine to crush Russia. NATO has just shy of a 1 billion people amongst its member states, the most powerful nations on earth, the richest nations earth, the most armed nations on earth, so yeah... Russia would not want to try taking on NATO, when they get bogged down a few kilometers over their own border.
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  12. Russia attacked Ukraine in 2014 and again in 2022. So Russian imperialism and fascism will be stopped this time around.
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  13. After 1 nuke in Germany, about 5000 would land in Russia. How would Russia look then?
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  14. It does, if they retreated back over the border to Russia.
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  15. Absolutely. Ukraine have had nukes before, give Ukraine 2 bombs for every one dropped by Russia. I guess that will stop the nuclear game very quickly.
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  16. Nope. They are just beaten on the battlefield.
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  17. So Russia will nuke Russia then and kill many pro-Russian Ukrainians. I'm sure Russian media will be able to spin it, but it will be hard.
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  18. If they really want to be Russian, they can just move over the border to Russia. Plenty of space there.
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  19. Ukraine is already flat. Russia had its chance and blew it.
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  20. They have changed their ways. Wish Russia had as well.
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  21. Well, you are at least pretty far away from the action. You'll be fine.
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  22. America finally have a morally simple fight on their hands. And as a bonus, no American lives are being lost (except maybe a few volunteer fighters). Russia bad guy - Ukraine good guy. Simple and easy. There will be no limit to the support Ukraine will get.
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  23. Ukraine estimates 60 000 dead Russians. So that's probably on the high end. 4-50 000 or so. And then 3 times that wounded (120-150 000). Russia desperately need more men with guns so no wonder they needed to do a "partial" draft.
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  24. There will be "severe consequences" according to NATO if Russia does use them. I very much doubt we are talking about a letter of protest in that case.
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  25. Its a place were we dump useless politicians.
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  26. Well, its Putin that is reminding everyone about the fact that Russia has nukes for defense of "Russia".
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