Comments by "Daniel B West" (@danielbwest) on "Vovchansk is About to Fall, Ukraine Prepares Counterattack" video.

And yet you zbots are still going strong 😂😂😂
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@vlad_47 because of almighty Russia? 🤣🤣🤣
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@ruszeus1208 abt a year ago there was an interview done by an individual, Pavel Yuryevich I think, who was a veteran of a unit that took part in operations at the start. He specifically mentioned the number of rations were limited to three days. This came out of his own mouth. If I can ill can find the interview
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 @scipioafr why so triggered? 😂😂
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 @ruszeus1208 there are many sources. Stop lying
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 @ruszeus1208 there are many sources for that. Cope harder
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@nobody-y7i1r Russian soldiers that took part themselves have said it
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@sashazxtt read response above
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@monaliza3334 how? Ukrainian serving in the Russian army?
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@ailinofaolin8897 I'm not implying anything. He specifically said the rations were only planned for three days and that there was no resupply. That explains Russian soldiers looting supplies from supermarkets
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@sashazxtt have nothing to say now huh?
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@ruszeus1208 have nothing to say now huh?
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@dr.embersfield1551 ?? Are you guys the same person or sth? I've answered this question above
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@dr.embersfield1551 they asked for a source for where the three day operation idea came from. I showed it came from a Russian soldiers on the ground themselves. If your only consolation is that Russia didn't make an official announcement, then whatever
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@antonk6027 my guy, they ASKED HIM SPECIFICALLY if the plan was to take Kiev in three days. He said yes. I'm not making this up
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@dr.embersfield1551 you can't be serious. You really expected the Russians to announce how long Ana operation would take? That's your cope? 😂😂 2. He said the PLAN was to take Kiev in three days 3. Your asking the wrong question. It isn't uncommon for ordinary rank and file soldiers to know the general strategic objective of an operation 4. I have no knowledge that it is a Ukrainian name. What I do recall was he was a member a Russian nationalist group that many of the other rank and file were also members of 5. When they asked him the question,he said that what was given to them were rations for three days. He then indicated DIRECTLY than the plan was to reach Keiv in three days Everything we saw subsequently on the ground in the early days of the invasion support his account
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@fantastikboom1094 when did I change my testimony?
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@dr.embersfield1551 At that time, I went back and recorded the name after the zbots in comments section like these kept coping and denying the three day operation thing we regularly saw Russian soldiers looting stores and supermarkets after the first week of the invasion. That alone supports his account. In addition, we saw the Russians attempt to supply their troops after the first weeks of the Invasion, not during the course of it as is normal And I said before it is normal for the rank and file soldier to know the general objectives. After D-Day for example it was obvious that most soldiers knew that they were going to liberate Paris. And you keep mentioning that it is normal for people to carry food rations for 3 days even though I don't know where you get this number from. But let's just say that is true. Are you attempting to make the excuse that was what he was trying to say instead? That the translation was wrong? and if so then why did he mention Kiev? Now whether you choose to believe me or not doesn't really concern me considering you're not really motivated to believe this anyway. All I can tell you is the video was recorded in what sounded like Russian and the interviewer was a well-known Russian war correspondant who I've seen before. Also I mentioned that he said that he was a member of a Russian nationalist group the name of which I have forgotten. So every indication is that the soldier was Russian who had intimate knowledge of operations during that time. Come to think of it, you claimed that the name I gave was Ukrainian how exactly do you know this?
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@dr.embersfield1551 also I said I'd have to find the source again after all this time. But the more I think of it, I think I saw it on a YT channel "Russian media monitor". Don't remember the name of the video
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@dr.embersfield1551 history proves you wrong. For example, every soldier knew Paris was the main objective after D day At that time, I also went back and recorded his name after ppl like you were disputing the three day operation account
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@dr.embersfield1551 yes they did. If you read the accounts of soldiers at the time, you see that they talk amongst themselves on how many weeks they'll reach Paris, sth they would have heard down the grapevine of the chain of command. This is very common. It may not be accurate information, but at the very least they have a rough idea I'm not trying to convince you of anything. Like I said, whether you believe me or not doesn't really concern me. The commentaries above asked for one example as proof that the three-day operation was in fact a real idea even if it's not 3 days to exactly. And I said that the soldier in question retold his story to a war correspondent a year ago, not that that's the origin of the narrative what I'm telling you is, at the very least, the rank and file of the soldiers who took part in the operations around Kiev thought that it would take 3 days. That's just the hard truth weather in you want to accept it and continue coping is up to you BTW, you keep mentioning that he wasn't Russian and that he is, in fact, a Ukrainian soldier. May I ask how you know this?
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@dr.embersfield1551 YT keeps deleting my comments Yes. If you read the diaries and testimonies of the soldiers on the ground at the time, you would see that they had a rough idea of how many weeks it would take to reach Paris. Not far from the commands' original goal. There's no reason to believe this Russian soldier wouldn't have had a rough idea of how many days command thought it would take to reach Kiev And I don't understand your second point. He told his account about a year later. Does that make his account unreliable if it wasn't told at the exact time the operation occurred? Also, you keep mentioning that he is Ukrainian. May I know how you know this?
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@dr.embersfield1551 also, the fact that we saw widespread looting in Ukrainian stores by Russian soldiers in the following weeks after the invasion support the soldier's original account. Logistical problems can't account for the deficit of provisions after three days
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@dr.embersfield1551 I already told you. He was interviewed by a Russian war correspondent and said he was a part of a Russian nationalist group. And he spoke Russian. I don't know how much more confirmation you need You didn't answer my question. What gave you the impression he was Ukrainian?
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@vlad_47 that's cus you zbots are cope monsters 😂😂
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