Comments by "" (@efghggdxlmfn33) on "Macron won’t rule out sending troops to Ukraine" video.

Macron who lost Africa and whose farmers fill the Champs Elysees with manure? The Russians have seized the initiative and are pressing in all directions. Over the previous night, the advance of the Russian Armed Forces was noted in the area of Krasnohorivka, Orlivka, Ivanivske and Terny.
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macron Let him re-read about Napoleon and how he was defeated near the village of Berezino. now French football fans use this term - "Berezina" as a complete defeat
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@chrisrobert5252 France relies on 50% of Niger's uranium for 70% of its nuclear power. Around 24% of Niger's uranium was exported to other EU countries
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@SuperMookles Johnny, sweet boy, do not smoke ukranian history textbooks. Russia lost the Crimean War and Crimea remained Russian? In the last war that the Japanese fought with Russia, they lost the islands
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@internetguy8735 halted? The Russian Armed Forces have actively moved forward without stopping for three days, occupying new control zones and knocking out the Ukrainian armed forces. The offensive has now turned into a tactical operational level. Lastochkino, Severnaya (which had the strongest defenses), Berdych, and Tonenkaya have already been abandoned. Apparently, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are going to lose Orlovka tomorrow, after which they will be guaranteed (due to terrain) to withdraw from Semenovka. Now many are writing that the reason for this rapid progress is the lack of adequate defenses. Insider: the reason why there are not enough adequate defenses is theft. Those in charge of fortifying decided that Avdeev was so strong a defense that the Russian armed forces would never go beyond it, so they could steal a little bit.
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@chrisrobert5252 Oh really? 'During the disastrous retreat, Napoleon’s army suffered continual harassment from a suddenly aggressive and merciless Russian army. Stalked by hunger and the deadly lances of the Cossacks, the decimated army reached the Berezina River late in November but found its route blocked by the Russians. On November 26, Napoleon forced a way across at Studienka, and when the bulk of his army passed the river three days later, he was forced to burn his makeshift bridges behind him, stranding some 10,000 stragglers on the other side. From there, the retreat became a rout, and on December 8 Napoleon left what remained of his army to return to Paris with a few cohorts. Six days later, the Grande Armée finally escaped Russia, having suffered a loss of more than 400,000 men during the disastrous invasion.'
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@ookles my point - Macron is fostering of the Rothschild family. and with the help of this rhetoric about sending troops to Ukraine they are trying to scare the Russians; in fact, the front is a complete mess for Ukraine now. The Russians openly announced an attack on the command center in Kharkov, where 60 French military specialists were allegedly killed
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