Comments by "Paul Panter" (@paulpanter1092) on "Kanal13" channel.

  1. Putin: "They are so stupid and I am their boss"
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  2. Igor Girkin (Strelkow): "After a civil war, Russia will break up into separate states" It runs ...:yougotthis:
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  3. Ukraine is simply defending itself.
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  4. Lukashenko never knows whether the Belarusian troops will turn around and chase him from his Russian throne
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  5. I'm just imagining what Putin looks like in prison garb but the idea alone is very nice
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  6. This will happen more and more often. Maintenance personnel and firefighters are in the trenches in Ukraine. :body-blue-raised-arms:
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  7. In Budapest Memorandum of 1994, Russia recognized the statehood and territorial integrity of Ukraine as binding under international law; in return, Ukraine gave up its Soviet-era nuclear weapons. So what are the Russians doing in Ukraine?
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  8. Ivan the smoker moves through Russia :washhands:
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  9. In a country with a GDP comparable to Spain, every destroyed company is a heavy loss. Dont start a war if you cannot handle the consequences
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  10. Why shouldn't Ukraine use cluster munition? It is Ukrainian territory. If there are some russians, it's their fate. Nobody has forced them to be there.
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  11. Dmitry Medvedev: "If Russia stops the special operation without achieving victory, Russia will no longer exist, it will be torn to pieces."
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  12. In the Budapest Memorandum of 1994, Russia recognized the statehood and territorial integrity of Ukraine as binding under international law; in return, Ukraine gave up its Soviet-era nuclear weapons. So what are the Russians doing in Ukraine?
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  13. Prigozhin: "As long as these people who are responsible for the war are still there, none of them will do anything." Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu will continue to "fool around" and Chief of Staff Valery Gerasimov will continue to "drink a full glass of vodka every morning, throw paranoid tantrums and yell and swear at everyone around him."
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  14. Maintenance workers are in Ukrainian trenches -
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  15. A lesson to learn for Russia: Don’t start a war if you can’t handle the consequences
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  16. Kirill I, head of the Russian Orthodox Church, real name Vladimir Gundyayev, became an agent in 1972, later an officer in the KGB (code name Mikhailov). His past in the Soviet secret service connects him with Russian President Vladimir Putin. According to the Swiss Federal Archives, Gundjajew worked as an agent in Geneva in the 1970s.
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  17. Maintenance workers are in Ukrainian trenches, so things like this happens, Mr. Putin.
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  18. Igor Girkin (Strelkov): "After a civil war, Russia will break up into individual states"
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  19. Sergei Markov: "Ordinary people are not as optimistic as Putin and his loyalists. They doubt the nice numbers from the Kremlin and urge the president not to forget the price that the people are paying for the war."
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  20. "We're fed up with Russia," says a Chechen commander. "We just need freedom. Defeating Russia will not be easy, "but the fight must go on," says one of the soldiers. Other volunteers from the autonomous republic in the North Caucasus also want to avenge past Russian attacks on their homeland.
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  21. "Before 2014, no one demolished Russian monuments. Kiev was a Russian-speaking city. I spoke Russian myself," says Kovalyonok. "But since 2014 I hate Russia with all my heart."
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  22. looks like russia would be healthier for the russians - the air in ukraine make them sick, especially if it contains himars, javelins, drones and excaliburs :yougotthis:
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  23. Dmitri Rogozin: "Our offensive in the Kharkov region has already stalled, and the whole idea of ​​creating some kind of buffer zone has evaporated. The Ukrainians will soon begin to create such a buffer zone on their own terms."
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  24. Ukraine is just defending its independence, Luka. They don't want to have anything to do with miserable Russia.
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  25. the production of shovels has outrageously increased
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  26. The entire operation of the plant will be shut down for at least months. And where do you get the components and spare parts that the West supplied?
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  27. Maxim Kalashnikov: "Russia's economy is now very, very bad. We are on the brink of the abyss. Many of our industries are already in decline, such as metallurgy, mechanical engineering and the military-industrial complex... The pitch black night is approaching"
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  28. Attackers: 3x losses to defenders stupidity of the russians: 7-fold losses to defenders russia is facing hard times
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  29. Chinese-Russian exercises: 1 Russian rowing boat, 399 Chinese warships War is expensive, Mr. Putin :yougotthis:
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  30. While Ukrainian troops defend their homeland and families, Russian soldiers fight far from home for goals they do not understand.
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  31. Viktor Alksnis: "Despite the claims of our authorities that all the goals of the "SVO" have been achieved and victory in Ukraine has been achieved, in reality we have achieved nothing. For the first time in over 100 years we are facing a military defeat with the most serious consequences."
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  32. in the kremlin, the nazis are looking out of every window sometimes some fall out
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  33. Russia started a war and complains about being shot back. Russia is pathetic.
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  34. "I heard that the Russians are very nervous about the leopard," comments a Ukrainian member of the Leopard 2 tank crew. "After the training here I can say: you have every reason to do so."
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  35. Yesterday the russians stood before the abyss. Today they are one step further
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  36. In Budapest Memorandum of 1994, Russia recognized the statehood and territorial integrity of Ukraine as binding under international law; in return, Ukraine gave up its Soviet-era nuclear weapons. So what are the Russians doing in Ukraine?
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  37. In the referendum on Ukraine's independence on December 1, 1991, over 92 percent of Ukrainians voted for independence :hand-orange-covering-eyes:
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  38. In Budapest Memorandum of 1994, Russia recognized the statehood and territorial integrity of Ukraine as binding under international law; in return, Ukraine gave up its Soviet-era nuclear weapons. So what are the Russians doing in Ukraine?
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  39. I can hear Putin now...how DARE they defend themselves!
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  40. Igor Girkin (Strelkov): "After a civil war, Russia will break up into individual states"
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  41. Putin: "Shall we say that are Ukrainian vehicles that were destroyed?" Konashenkow: "It doesn't matter, nobody believes us anyway."
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  42. The Russian oil industry is facing a heart attack: the upcoming quarterly maintenance will not be carried out at all or will be carried out inadequately because there are no longer any parts or the know-how available.
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  43. Maxim Kalashnikov: "As a result of the "SVO", Russia will experience a crisis comparable to that after the Second World War. And the longer the aggression continues, the more terrible the consequences will be - up to the collapse of the Russian Federation."
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  44. Viktor Alksnis: "Despite the claims of our authorities that all the goals of the "SVO" have been achieved and victory in Ukraine has been achieved, in reality we have achieved nothing. For the first time in over 100 years we are facing a military defeat with the most serious consequences."
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  45. Putin made a serious misjudgment: a whole nation stood up and defends its independence.
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  46. in 1918, Belgorod was part of the ukrainian state. Only one year, but does this matter? Ukraine may conquer Belgorod oblast, and than exchange it with temporarily occupied ukrainian area. :yougotthis:
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  47. Igor Girkin (Strelkow): "After a civil war, Russia will break up into separate states"
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  48. Russia and San Marino side by side - a big and a small state. The great San Marino and the poor Russia.
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  49. Sorry Soloviev, China is against nukes and Russia has to obey :body-blue-raised-arms:
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  50. Igor Girkin (Strelkow): "After a civil war, Russia will break up into separate states"
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