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

  1. Alexei Milchakov: "I am a Nazi. I like cutting off human ears, and not just ears." In the meantime, Putin has himself set up a youth army, "Junarmiya", by decree, which is intended to inspire young people to join the military. Their instructor: Alexei Milchakov.
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  2. Thanks to Russia to build new infrastructure in Ukraine. Good thing the track width of the rails is identical. :yougotthis:
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  3. With overwhelming superiority, the Red Army entered the battle for the Minsk-Moscow highway in 1943, especially between Vitebsk and Orsha. Its losses exceeded the German defenses by 14 times, namely more than 530,000 soldiers. It became an example of incompetent leadership. Today's Russian army acts in good tradition.
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  4. Russian fascists try to storm the terrakon, but failed, Ivan Remember: the Nazis are in Kremlin
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  5. Igor Girkin (Strelkov): "A significant part of our power turns out to be inflated. And now the needs of the war far exceed the capabilities of our military-industrial complex, and the war has long since consumed all reserves of new weapons."
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  6. Vladimir Zhirinovsky (1946-2022), then DUMA deputy: "In mid-September 1999, a series of terrorist attacks attributed to Chechen terrorists served as the Kremlin's reason for the second Chechen war. The new war in the Caucasus was popular among the Russian population. The campaign became a decisive factor in the rise of the then new head of government, Vladimir Putin. The bombing of a residential building in the southern Russian provincial town of Volgodonsk on September 16, 1999, allegedly carried out by Chechen terrorists, which left 17 people dead, had been announced at a State Duma session in Moscow three days earlier. September 13, 1999: "Parliamentary Speaker Gennady Seleznev read us the news of the explosion. However, this did not happen until three days later, on September 16, 1999." The FSB had obviously been sloppy. Putin had headed the FSB until he became prime minister in August 1999. Similar explosions occurred in other cities, including Moscow, with a total of 357 dead and over 1,000 injured. Putin walked over the corpses of his own countrymen into the Kremlin.
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  7. Igor Strelkov: "Russia will lose this war. With its operation in Kursk, Ukraine has not only put the Russian armed forces under pressure, but has also demonstrated to the whole world, and above all to the Russians, the impotence of the Putin regime." "Missile attacks on energy sources and frontal attacks on Ukrainian villages will not lead Russia to victory, they will only exhaust Russia. This word is hovering ever more clearly and threateningly over our military campaign, no matter how hard our official propaganda tries."
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  8. Vladimir Solovyov has a second family with the Russian Svetlana Abrossimova. She has an American passport. Solovyov owns several villas in Italy, on Lake Como and a luxury villa in Sochi. In 2019, according to the journal Sobesednik, he earned 67 million rubles (890,000 euros) a month.
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  9. Ukraine is just defending its independence, Ivan. They don't want to have anything to do with miserable Russia.
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  10. Meanwhile, the mood of the population of the occupied part of the Kursk region is changing dramatically: young people are demanding evacuation to Ukraine, as they do not want to remain in dictatorial Russia, and older people are cursing Putin, who unleashed the war.
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  11. Alexei Milchakov: "I am a Nazi.I like cutting off human ears, and not just ears." In the meantime, Putin has himself set up a youth army, "Junarmiya", by decree, which is intended to inspire young people to join the military. Their instructor: Alexei Milchakov.
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  12. Mercenaries are on Russian side. The Russians buy their soldiers. In this poor country, €2,000 per month is a good reason to go to war, no matter why. The Russian army does not fight for its homeland or government, but for money.
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  13. Ukraine is only defending its independence, Ivan. They don't want anything to do with pathetic Russia.
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  14. 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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  15. 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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  16. Since February 2022, Russia has been trying to overthrow the government in Kiev, but they have not been able to do so due to gross stupidity and the AFU's gradual defensive campaign. Now Russia doesn't know what to do anymore, they are entrenching themselves with trenches and minefields in their stolen areas.
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  17. Alexei Milchakov: "I am a Nazi. I like cutting off human ears, and not just ears." In the meantime, Putin himself has set up a youth army by decree, "Junarmiya", which is intended to inspire young people to join the military. Their instructor: Alexei Milchakov.
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  18. Putin in an interview on August 29, 2008: “Crimea is not a disputed territory. There is no ethnic conflict. And Russia long ago recognized the current borders of what is now Ukraine. The question about Russia's goals only serves as a provocation. Complicated social processes are taking place in Crimea: Crimean Tatars, 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 to operate our fleet until 2017, and we will be guided by this contract."
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  19. 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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  20. This is the state of the Russian troops in Kursk, and Putin has made off. His new normal in Russia
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  21. With the collapse of the Soviet Union and the founding of Ukraine, blue and yellow became the official national flag. It blew for the first time over the Ukrainian parliament on September 4, 1991. A few days earlier, on August 24, Ukraine had declared its independence.
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  22. 10 years after Putin's death, his ghost walks around Moscow and eventually into a bar. There he orders a vodka and engages the bartender in small talk: Putin: what's the situation in Moscow? Bartender: Great! Putin: what about Kiev? Bartender: one of us! Putin: Great! And Warsaw? Bartender: One of us too! Putin: Excellent! What about Berlin? Are they still angry? Bartender: No, they're our friends now too. Putin: That's very, very good news - what do you get for the vodka? Bartender: 5 euros!
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  23. Andrei Gurulev: "The Kremlin is using the impoverished population of the Russian hinterland in its aggression against Ukraine. They are being thrown to the front in mass numbers in the "meat raids". In a village with 350 inhabitants, 50 people are in the "SVO". Imagine the percentage! This is serious, extremely serious... There is no gasoline, nothing!"
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  24. Russian losses in terms of tanks, armored vehicles and troops are reaching new heights
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  25. Iosif Prigozhin to Farkhad Akhmedov: "They say Putin was driven into this shit. He drove himself into it. Honestly, he could end it all and go to hell. He gambled away the country anyway and we have nowhere to go. We have no options. The entire nation has no future. He fu**ed us all."
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  26. Maxim Kalashnikov: "Russia's resources in the war against Ukraine are being exhausted at a rapid pace, and the country is facing a catastrophe. The Russian Federation does not have the resources for a long war. It is clear that the original goals of the "special military operation" are already unattainable. That's it! "
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  27. Iosif Prigozhin to Farhad Akhmedov: "They say Putin was driven into this shit. He drove himself into it. Honestly, he could end everything and go to hell. He's gambled away the country anyway and we have nowhere to go. "We have no options. The entire nation has no future. He fucked us all."
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  28. who allowed the russians to invade ukraine?
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  29. Lyudmila Vasilyeva: "Russia is turning everything into shit! Where we are, there is war! We are just fighting. They wanted to take Ukraine in three days, but three years have passed, the fourth has begun and they still cannot conquer it."
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  30. No human beeing stands with Russia, only Orcs
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  31. Just ask Putin about Kiev, Kharkiv and Odessa. The old Nazi sits in his bunker and cries.
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  32. Denis Kazansky: "The Russian world is built on hatred and malice of all towards all"
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  33. The Russians buy their soldiers. In this poor country, €2,000 per month is a good reason to go to war, no matter why. Russian army does not fight for its homeland or government, but for money.
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  34. Andrei Gurulev: "The Kremlin is using the impoverished population of the Russian hinterland in its aggression against Ukraine. They are being thrown to the front in mass numbers in the "meat raids". In a village with 350 inhabitants, 50 people are in the "SVO". Imagine the percentage! This is serious, extremely serious... There is no gasoline, nothing!"
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  35. 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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  36. 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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  37. Igor Girkin (Strelkov): "Ukrainians still know how to learn, but we have the same idiots at the top"
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  38. Adilzhan Abdugaliev: "The Kazakhs are celebrating the successes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine no less than the New Year. The Armed Forces of Ukraine are the gods of war! We, Kazakhs, have always supported you... All the Kazakhs are happy... This is only the beginning. Georgia is still rising, Chechnya rises. Everyone will help now. Inside your failed country, the Armed Forces of Ukraine will help. Outside your failed country, everyone is helping Ukraine: Azerbaijanis, Armenians, Georgians, Chechens."
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  39. Putin has seriously misjudged the situation: an entire nation has risen up and defended its independence
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  40. Igor Girkin (Strelkov): "A lot of empty talk, a minimum of actions and complete irresponsibility for failures - that is Putin's style. A nobody who has managed to deceive a large part of the population has been at the helm of the country for 23 years."
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  41. Don't forget: the Ukrainians are the intelligent Russians :yougotthis:
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  42. Putin in an interview on August 29, 2008: “Crimea is not a disputed territory. There is no ethnic conflict. And Russia long ago recognized the current borders of what is now Ukraine. The question about Russia's goals only serves as a provocation. Complicated social processes are taking place in Crimea: Crimean Tatars, 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 to operate our fleet until 2017, and we will be guided by this contract."
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  43. You are right, Ukraine belongs to Europe.
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  44. Alexander Kovalenko: "The Yakuts are finished, the Africans have failed, what's next? Will the people of Pyongyang save the forest idiot? What a shame! Russians, you are really at a dead end."
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  45. 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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  46. "Before 2014, nobody demolished Russian monuments. Kyiv was a Russian-speaking city. I myself spoke Russian," says Kovaljonok. "But since 2014, I hate Russia with all my heart."
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  47. 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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  48. Alexei Milchakov: "I am a Nazi. I like cutting off human ears, and not just ears." In the meantime, Putin himself has set up a youth army by decree, "Junarmiya", which is intended to inspire young people to join the military. Their instructor: Alexei Milchakov.
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  49. The Russians act as if they have the right to conquer Ukraine and kill, rob and torture in the process. What a pathetic society this is!
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  50. 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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