Comments by "Paul Panter" (@paulpanter1092) on "RFU News — Reporting from Ukraine" channel.

  1. With overwhelming superiority, the Red Army went into battle for the Minsk-Moscow highway in 1943, especially between Vitebsk and Orsha. Their losses were 14 times the German defenses, more than 530,000 soldiers. It became an example of incompetent leadership.Today's Russian army acts in good tradition. And the losers Shoigu and Gerasimov are back, things can only get worse for the Russians.
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  2. 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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  3. When Putin attacked Ukraine, he created a nation. Before the attack, it was a collection of survivors of the Soviet Union who spoke different languages and held different right and left opinions, pro, anti or neutral towards Russia. Now Ukrainians are as united as any people can be.
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  4. With the collapse of the Soviet Union and the founding of Ukraine, blue and yellow became the official national flag. It flew for the first time over the Ukrainian parliament on September 4, 1991. A few days earlier, on August 24, 1991, Ukraine had declared its independence. So, what are the Russians doing in Ukraine?
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  5. Putin in an interwiev from 29.08.2008: "Crimea is not a disputed territory. There is no ethnic conflict. And russia recognized the current borders of todays Ukrainea long time ago. The question about targets for Russia only serves as provocation. There are complicated processes going on within the society in Crimea: Crimean Tartars, Ukrainian people, Russian people, and the slavic population in general. But this is an internal political problem of Ukraine itself. We have an agreement with Ukraine regarding the deployment of our fleet until 2017, and we will be guided by this treaty."
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  6. Igor Girkin (Strelkov): "A lot of empty talk, a minimum of action and complete irresponsibility for failures - that's Putin's style. A nonentity who has managed to deceive a large part of the population has been at the head of the country for 23 years."
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  7. Attackers: 3x losses to defenders stupidity of the Russians: 7-fold losses to defenders Russia is facing hard times
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  8. 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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  9. In the Budapest Memorandum in 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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  10. With the collapse of the Soviet Union and the founding of Ukraine, blue and yellow became the official national flag. It flew for the first time over the Ukrainian parliament on September 4, 1991. A few days earlier, on August 24, 1991, Ukraine had declared its independence. So what are the Russians doing in Ukraine?
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  11. In terms of GDP per capita, Russia ranked 60th in the world in 2022, adjusted for purchasing power, roughly on a par with the poorest EU country, Bulgaria. A situation like at the end of the USSR. Suddenly all the bloated spending on the military-industrial complex collapsed.
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  12. "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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  13. With overwhelming superiority, the Red Army went into battle for the Minsk-Moscow highway in 1943, especially between Vitebsk and Orsha. Their losses were 14 times the German defenses, more than 530,000 soldiers. It became an example of incompetent leadership. Today's Russian army acts in good tradition.
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  14.  @jamesh5752  In 1940s Germany was on the bad side, now we help Ukraine against the russian aggression
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  15. 🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
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  16. “The problem with minefields is that the Russians don’t make mine maps. That's why the Russians often walk into their own minefields."
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  17. While Ukrainian troops defend their homeland and families, Russian soldiers fight far from home for goals they do not understand. :face-turquoise-covering-eyes:
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  18. With the collapse of the Soviet Union and the founding of Ukraine, blue and yellow became the official national flag. It flew for the first time over the Ukrainian parliament on September 4, 1991. A few days earlier, on August 24, 1991, Ukraine had declared its independence. So, what are the Russians doing in Ukraine?
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  19.  @glovesforsocks4603  are you sure?
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  20. In terms of GDP per capita, Russia ranked 60th in the world in 2022, adjusted for purchasing power, roughly on a par with the poorest EU country, Bulgaria. A situation like at the end of the USSR. Suddenly all the bloated spending on the military-industrial complex collapsed.
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  21. 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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  22. Instead of Svatove, next target is Nyzhnia Duvanka? But this 15 km will be a hard job Greetings from Germany, Slava Ukraini!
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  23. In early 1945, the german Wehrmacht started "Operation Bodenplatte" as part of the Ardennenoffensive. Hundreds of fighter planes attacked allied airfields. At the flight home dozends where shot down by own flak because nobody told the gunners about this mission, so they supposed the planes are enemies.
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  24. Putin made a serious misjudgment: a whole nation stood up and defends its independence.
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  25. In terms of GDP per capita, Russia ranked 60th in the world in 2022, adjusted for purchasing power, roughly on a par with the poorest EU country, Bulgaria. A situation like at the end of the USSR. Suddenly all the bloated spending on the military-industrial complex collapsed.
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  26.  Seek The Truth!  every religion says it is the only right one. Enjoy the selection
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  27. With overwhelming superiority, the Red Army went into battle for the Minsk-Moscow highway in 1943, especially between Vitebsk and Orsha. Their losses were 14 times the German defenses, more than 530,000 soldiers. It became an example of incompetent leadership.Today's Russian army acts in good tradition. And the loser Shoigu is back, things can only get worse for the Russians.
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  28. In the Budapest Memorandum in 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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  29. Attackers: 3x losses to defenders stupidity of the Russians: 7-fold losses to defenders Russia is facing hard times :hand-orange-covering-eyes:
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  30. Marcus Keupp, ETH Zurich: "I look at: What does Russia really look like? Don't go to Moscow, go to Smolensk or Pskov. That tells you a lot about Russian reality. If you've seen these places, then Stop believing in Russian strength."
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  31. In terms of GDP per capita, Russia was in 60th place worldwide in terms of purchasing power in 2022, roughly at the level of the poorest EU country, Bulgaria. A situation like the end of the USSR. Suddenly all the bloated spending on the military-industrial complex collapsed.
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  32. With overwhelming superiority, the Red Army went into battle for the Minsk-Moscow highway in 1943, especially between Vitebsk and Orsha. Their losses were 14 times the German defenses, more than 530,000 soldiers. It became an example of incompetent leadership.Today's Russian army acts in good tradition. And the losers Shoigu and Gerasimov are back, things can only get worse for the Russians.
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  33. Ilya Yashin: "Russian society has fallen victim to the manipulations of a sociopath. I want my country to be respected by the surrounding states, but no longer feared."
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  34. Josef Stalin: "You cannot stay in power through intimidation alone. You also need lies"
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  35. this is not clear yet, it is still under investigation :hand-orange-covering-eyes:
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  36. Putin made a serious misjudgment: a whole nation stood up and defended its independence
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  37. Ask Putin about Kiev and Odessa. The old Nazi sits in his bunker and cries.
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  38. A lesson to learn for Russia: Don’t start a war if you can’t handle the consequences
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  39. Russian trolls are willing to post any Kremlin Nazi insane nonsense in western media
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  40. Putin in an interwiev from 29.08.2008: "Crimea is not a disputed territory. There is no ethnic conflict. And russia recognized the current borders of todays Ukrainea long time ago. The question about targets for Russia only serves as provocation. There are complicated processes going on within the society in Crimea: Crimean Tartars, Ukrainian people, Russian people, and the slavic population in general. But this is an internal political problem of Ukraine itself. We have an agreement with Ukraine regarding the deployment of our fleet until 2017, and we will be guided by this treaty."
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  41. Putin is breaking Russia for his own target: a Great Russian Empire with him as Tsar Vladimir the First. But the Ukrainians kick his butt.
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  42. Only russian propaganda is pushing Ukraine back
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  43. China will give no weapons to Russia, why should they? Russia is the junior, Chinas big business is with the west. And business rules
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  44. Haven't you noticed that the Nazis are in the Kremlin? And on Russian TV. And in the population. Russian National Unity, Autonomous Nationalists, Russian Empire Movement, Russitsch And there are quite a few more Nazi groups in Russia.
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  45. It is also a fight against the Russian Nazis
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  46. Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt
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  47. Russia is a brutal empire bent on expansion
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  48. you watch too much Russian TV and still believe that crap
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  49. Russians always have a problem with reality :yougotthis:
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  50. Russia uses the chance of decreasing to Kim Jong Un standards :hand-orange-covering-eyes:
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