Comments by "" (@tomk3732) on "Russian invasion of Ukraine [3 Jun 2022]" video.

Today UA troops for the first time not only refused order to attack but also fired on Military Police that came in to arrest and disarm them. If things progress as it is there will not be Kiev Regime by end of this year - i.e. Zielinski will be deposed by his own pp.
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@borivojhoudek5172 Moscow regime does not control UA troops - UA Kiev does - so their troops refused to attack (not the first time) but for the first time refused to disarm or allow any arrests with use of force. This is just like 1917 before the revolution.
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@JamesC785 If Russians did not want to fight they would not be on the attack. So I brand it fake news. However, the fact that Ukraine did not do any attacks at all is concerning and we have video evidence of whole battalions disarmed. So one battalion refusing to attack and firing on MPs seems plausible continuation. Maybe there will be a video of the event as well.
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@jakekingsbury6961 No there is a Ukrainian guy showing military situation in Ukraine. He reported it first. Others just reported videos and even videos of whole battalions (!!!) not willing to fight. You can do "acting" with say 30 people - but its hard to have 500 actors plus as well as senior commander actors - it is difficult to fake.
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Where? They did not advance at all in Donbass and one battalion not only refused order to attack but killed of Military Police that came in to arrest officers.
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@d.olivergutierrez8690 On the other fronts there is less then 25% of the forces. The only front that matters is Donbass. And here Russia is unstoppable. Ukrainian losses are huge. Units refuse to fight and even fire on MPs. Give it a week and multiple cauldrons will be formal - i.e. with actual encircled troops.
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@jakekingsbury6961 Ah, if we go into POW videos there are these of Ukrainians as well, remember, Russians taken 10x as many as Ukraine did. But since these can be under duress, I ignore both sides. Well, a reserve battalion is still reserve battalion that had to be disarmed and these military patches removed. There will not be any advancement in severdoneck past the plant as Lisichiansk is on higher ground and they can shoot into adjecent city. So it will stop at current level till Lisichiansk is being taken from behind.
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I suggest you stop buying clothes & stop driving your car ;) Including electric car ;)
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@Inhetmidden Sure it is, even if its cotton. Even if you do not have a car I am sure you eat ;)
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@Inhetmidden And they just increased their import of Russian oil 25x ;) So much they started to export oil products!
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@Inhetmidden Maybe not cotton but it is fertilized with Russian fertilizer and harvested with a tractor that Russian oil powers.
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@Inhetmidden Lets say you are right. Then why not have a referendum, sponsored by EU and Ukraine, in the east of the country, to decide their future??? I mean Canada had it like twice in Quebec. UK had it with Scots. Well? I tell you why. They know that they would easily loose any such referendum today and back in 2014. Fair and square. Also do explain why these nice Ukrainians, for the sake of few 1000s bad guys target these 8m silent Ukrainians - why bombard markets? Why attack with MLRS city squares filled with civilians? WHY? Oh, wait, regarding theft - why don't you look at Ukraine for that? I hear each one of their presidents is rich & has gained a lot of $$$. Far more then Putin supposedly has per year. Check it out. Why would Putin be facist? Do you even know what does it mean? You do know that laws of racial segregation are in Ukraine & they are worshipers of Nazi ideology.
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@Inhetmidden There was no Russian army before. There was Ukrainian army only. Under full control of Ukraine. At that point, under UN supervision, they could make a referendum. People after WWI were wiser. When central powers fell, they did dozens of referendums. These should be done after fall of Soviet Union. Would have saved us not just this war, but many others. As for Catalonia... well... did they get their freedom? NO. Maybe they did not want it hard enough... to fight with force of arms. The old saying in US goes, the tree of democracy and freedom needs regular watering with blood of these that will fight for it. This is evident in the Donbass fight for freedom.
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@Inhetmidden Russia is resource economy, same as Canada and Australia, except it has a much bigger industrial base then these two. Well, he is facing and dealing with wrong decisions made in the past - he is correcting these with his armed forces.
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@Inhetmidden Actually I know both Russian, Ukrainian and Polish history very, very well. I would say better then most US history professors. Stalin punished Crimean Tatars, or what was still left of them, after WWII, for collaboration with the Nazi (which was true) by sending them to Siberia / far east. Many did not come back. I am not sure about what Stalin did to Ukrainians - but you are probably falsely claiming Holdomir. For your information, in Soviet Union, there was no notion of "racism" as "racism" was a NAZI thing, and Soviets were 180 degrees apart from Nazi. So if you happen to be Black and Soviet, you were good. If you were any color of the skin, nationality, etc. and happen not to be Soviet, then you went to Siberia to be "re-educated". This the great famine was not directed against any particular "soviet" people and certainly not against Ukrainians that only in early 1930s in Poland were identified as something "non Russian". It was simply Soviet style mis management of resources. Since Ukraine today and in the past was heavily agricultural, it was heavily affected. For you continued consideration, may I add that during that time, there was no hunger in Poland at all. Yet Ukrainian nationalist, later Nazi leader, Stephan Bandera still went ahead and killed as an assassin Polish minister. Thus as you see, you are totally incorrect in your assumptions. Totally. Not even close. You do not realize, that if you made a joke about Stalin, it did not matter you were Ukrainian (if such thing was even seen to exist) or Russian (which everyone was) - you simply said hello to minimum of 5 years. Please do not compare Bandera to Putin. This is very offensive. I am Polish. This is like comparing Hitler to Putin for the Jews and saying both killed & are the same.
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@Inhetmidden LOL, no. Need to read more history. Crimea is the traditional seat of despicable people known as Tatars of the Golden Horde. These pp main source of income was banditry - sort of similar to kossacks, but their target was both Polish Lithuania as well as Russia. Their source of income outside of some good was slaves. I.e. they captured slaves. One of these slaves was a woman from present day Ukraine that managed to go up so high in the rankings she ruled Ottoman empire (Turkey) for few years. Anyways, the evil horde was finally defeated and driven out by Cathrine the great after in multiple wars she defeated Ottomans - I am sure you can see connection between the horde and Ottomans. This is why I said in my comment "these that were left" - not many were left as Cathrine make sure she though these little bastards how to swim (back to Ottomans). Cathrine btw was German. This is why Tatars had "slight" dislike for the Russians. You are totally over playing Holdomir - its nothing more then similar artifical hunger created by communism in China in great leap forward. Except in China it killed like 10x as many pp. No one is saying that Chinese great leap forward "targetted anyone" - why is that? The hunger in Russia was identical, from identical mistakes, and it was not aimed at anyone. Thus saying it was somehow anti X is totally false. As to the killing - it was not done with a rifle - but with simple hunger. Also "higher classes in Moscow and Leningrad" is a joke, its a communism, everyone is equal. There was no real "higher" class - in fact the only class you can ever talk about is peasants and workers as being preferred. Sort of mini affirmative action. For example, when my dad went to university he marked that he had "peasant" upbringing so his chances to get in were better. Thus if anything, it was FAR better to be a peasant / worker then say an engineer, especially with aristocratic background. Also being poor was good. This went so far that if you had (if I remember correctly) more then 2 horses in your farm you would say hello to Siberia for being rich. Or when Polish soldiers were captured during WWII by Soviets, one of the officers avoided Katyn b/c he was actively fixing the engine in the truck (an engineer). Soviets seen his dirty hands assumed he was worker. You do not know even 1% of what did happen, why it did happen etc. It feels a lot of info you have is from propaganda sources, especially with constant play up of Holdomir. As for locking pp up, you may take a look at Ukrainian laws which make what Putin did in Russia feel like Putin is a little mini dictator ;)
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