Comments by "nottgri" (@nottgri) on "Channel 4 News" channel.

@dawgcat3087 Still, they need their own own army. Besides... it's Estonia. Few people know that their resistance against the post-war Soviet occupation was the strongest and most numerous in the whole Eastern Europe. 800 thousand makes an impression, doesn't it? Today, their population is about 1 mln.
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Da da, ivan. Vy vsiegda pobiezhdali.
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@novak7970 Except the data on russian economy are kept secret. Wonder why. And what do you mean by "winning", ivan?
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@Yair44 Now the money and arms will finally be really coming. You'll see what happens to your red idols.
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@JDDC-tq7qm If not for the USA, Moscow would be a German-speaking city now.
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@jasonwright606 Smashed by NATO? Sherlock?
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@58008-o He's got a job to do.
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@Yair44 Well, they are "official", and only a few general numbers being published, like "the GNP is growing". No detailed data are available, ivan. But, tell me, mishka-boy, why the state-regulated price of the most important consumer goods in russia has gone up just recently? I mean vodka. As for "depleting", occasional power shortages and a few private apartments destroyed daily is not very impressing. Well, not where an apartment is a common thing.
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@dimas3829 Of course it is, Ukraine wasn't an economic power even before the war. But what do you call a "world power" forced to live on selling half-price oil and begging for weapons from Kim? How does it look like when the Mightiest Tsar goes in person to a local princelet to get some post-soviet scrap metal? As for the "liberating", we've had enough of it for the last century. That's why russia is surrounded by the the continuous ring of hate, katsap. We know you, and we know your "russkiy mir". So keep your rubles for your boyarishnik, you'll need a lot of it to survive.
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@robshirewood5060 Two years and no gains, the russian version of "effective".
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@robshirewood5060 At their own speed and at their own cost. And they met the growth of NATO, and increases in military spending by NATO countries, and destruction of their economy, and growing dependence on China and even the taliban, all in short 2 years of struggling. Would you suggest that was among their aims? Whatever putin currently wants is irrelevant, the West is interested in their own aim, and it's increasingly the incapacitating russia once and for ever. And that kremlin idiot is helping, see his last "ultimatum" for example.
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