Comments by "" (@tomk3732) on "Ukrainian drones blow up Moscow power station and hit Crimea in revenge for Russian missile strikes" video.

Lessons for Ukraine, do not fight wars you cannot win.
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Depends - valid military targets are not acts of terrorism but fully allowed under international law. Attacks specifically on civilians are acts of terrorism. For example, attack on Belgorod was a war crime as it was attack aimed at just civilians.
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Yeah, same as Kosovo is part of Serbia?
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Tomorrow they face victory?
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@NiW709 Win what? Certainly not the war - they already lost that.
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@NiW709 What we do know that Ukraine offensive failed and Russia taken more land in 2023 than Ukraine - if you really want to count like 200 sq km as land. War currently is WWI style attrition where front lines do not move. Ukraine is running out of people and equipment while Russia has more of both every month. Its like saying Germany in 1944 did not loose the war yet - Or Germany at the beginning of 1918. It is clear Ukraine lost the war - same as Germans at these times. Main difference is that Germany in late 1918 there the towel early - sort of - after all her allies did it much earlier in the year. Germany in 1945 was more or less totally overrun. Which scenario for Ukraine you want? 1945 or 1918?
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Ukraine mostly tries to use dumb missiles or artillery on population centers trying to target intersections etc. This caused 25 dead in Belgorod as artillery hit intersection and killed civilians in their cars. This will not really help Ukraine much - limited attacks on civilians are not a way to convince Russia to end the war - in fact now, as Ukraine is clearly loosing, they have no way to convince Russia to do anything. They only thing they help with is prop up support for Putin and justify the war.
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Umm, Russia is not Soviet Union. One has to remember that the West, aka Nazi Germany invaded Poland, France, Netherlands, Belgium, Greece, Yugoslavia as well as other nations. One has to remember that Romania, Czechoslovakia and Hungary DID invade Soviet Union. Heck, Czechoslovakia even invaded Poland in 1939! I.e. your statement is not at all historically accurate - you should open any, even western history book, and actually read about WWII.
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@bigglesharrumpher4139 then it shows that historians or people pretending to be historians and Barkley university are factually incorrect. It shows low level of history awerness at Barkley University. Come on, these are rather basic facts of WWII in Europe, no one is asking for details but simple who was axis powers and whom was allies. Information that is easy to verify with Google.
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What about Ukraine withdrawing from Russia?
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Its not. Outside of few dumb drones that crashed into some buildings causing minimal damage - AND one that actually crashed into the Kremlin damaging roof a bit, Moscow was not attacked in any meaningful way.
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@petefrys545 well, they learned that lesson in Chechnya, first war, through they did not start it. This war galvanized Putins rise to power. Putin won 2nd war.
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@NiW709 This is same as saying Germany lost in 1944. Or Germany in 1918. There is no path to victory but clear road to defeat. Ukraine can surrender like Germany in 1918 or surrender like Germany in 1945.
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@NiW709 The end of the war coming is clearly seen on the battlefield. Ukraine is getting weaker and weaker and Russia stronger and stronger. There cannot be any win for Ukraine, such as regaining land as they are too weak now and future only means weaker. The war is over for them. For Russia what will they exactly win is the main question. As for ordinary Russians? Well, they can now buy expensive flats in Mariupol. Russian economy is booming. Russian economy is largest in Europe. Sanctions are meaningless as they are not implemented by Asia - which is the one that counts. Russian people will also have a sense of pride from winning major war as well as once again gaining on international global area sense of power - i.e. Russia is no longer weak regional power - Russia needs to be once again accounted for - this is important for ordinary Russians. Russian state will gain secure western border - no NATO means Russia is not constrained. Sure, Germany did not sign anything by Yalta conference but allies already planned post war order & signed deals. Did anyone sane though about "Germany has not lost the war yet - it has not surrendered and no peace treaty is in place -- so no one can talk about whatever they won or lost the war" no, such people did not exist - same as with Ukraine today.
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LOL, when everyone now talks of when Ukraine will surrender....
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@NiW709 That is correct. Soviet Union however, joined the allies in June 1941, while Hungary, Romania and Czechoslovakia were still allies (or in the case of the last one partially occupied partially incorporated) of the Axis power. Once Germany marched into Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia these three joined the axis powers. Big chunk of Ukrainian SSR joined the axis powers as well. We cannot forget that Bandera, current Hero of Ukraine by act of parliament, was one of the most prominent Nazi of WWII.
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