Comments by "Dima S" (@dimas3829) on "Russia's A Long Way From Winning In Ukraine" video.

@Nathan-Roman "independent state" would be quite a stretch after lindsey Grayhem patted Zelensky on the shoulder and told investors that Ukraine still have plenty of precious resources it can give away in exchange for money.
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@sjonnieplayfull5859 it's as if Russian army was increasing in size and needed new equipment for new brigades.. meanwhile, Ukraine is afraid to lose nay supplied tank cause it's always PR lose and Zelensky is all about PR, not actual battles.
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@sjonnieplayfull5859 it's as if both sides lost tanks, but you know that superman Ukrainian never lose, that's why they are cornered to abduct their own civilians at the streets and shoot them dead on border to prevent escape. Either way, using too much of battle vehicles on parades, when you army is engaged in conflict - is a bad taste and every person with common sense would understood that. Ukraine is indeed corrupt and more than willing to throw meat into Russian steel for PR stunts that Zelensky shows to his investors.. Lindsey Graham openly selling out Ukraine while clown Zelensky meekly agreed on his point about precious resources was delicious, though. The best Russian propaganda is indeed created by Ukraine itself.
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@reboundrides8132 it's cute how you "forgot" to mention 2,500,000+ sva lost. The only thing US troops were capable of was mass rape, polluting the land for generations and killing civilians.
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@Unoriginal.Nickname oh, so the Wagner has won, it must be nice living in alternative reality you pulled out of your ass.
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@parkerstevens2880 you mean like Russia outlawed nazi marches and jailed everyone participating in such while Ukraine openly organized torch marches of nazis and praises to this day ww2 nazi collaborators, eh?
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democracy without elections, what a joke.
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@jakew7982 why wouldn't it? Sending conscripts into Ukraine is illegal according to Russian laws, while using such in Kursk is absolutely viable. Russia effectively raised the amount of the troops it can use in the conflict without paying those people or getting new reruits, win-win for Russia and lose-lose for Ukraine.
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good
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@reedschrichte800 I don't understand your question. If you are confused - i wasn't' the one making parent comment.
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@adamhall5298 imagine believing 31k
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