Comments by "Wom Bat" (@wom_Bat) on "DW News" channel.

  1. Im doubting russia can manage a full mobilisation. They sent nost of their instructors to the front. Their command steuggles to command and control their current force. The logistics challenge would be immense. The economy would grind to a hault. Any shred of popular support would plummet. Poutn could mobilise but it would be a ticking clock with a short fuse before the whole thing falls apart. It would also cost a lot of russian lives.
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  2. Love and respect from Canada 🇨🇦💖🇺🇦 looking forward toa Ukranian trip after the war.
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  3.  @SherifBender  Also they can't afford to have strorm troopers everywhere. Just in a gew cities like Moscow and St. Petersburg.
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  4.  @d.t.6790  Women have more rights in saudi arabia then in Iran believe it or not. Really don't like their regime but it beats Iran on womens rights. Women have a lot more freedoms there. They don't need to wear a hijab, they are allowed to drive, and have more legal rights.
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  5.  @skinless333x2  usa isn't comparable to that facist regime in russia.
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  6. Absentia means they weren't there to actually face the sentence.
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  7. You can always find silly people who want to be contrarians regardless of the issue. The main dude talking has a buisnes that relies on russian tourism. He has a bias due to his livelihood.
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  8. It's diffrent when only 1 person has nukes. Since the 50s the world order has been complete elimination for anyone using neucular weapons. Also japan was an invader and Ukraine is only defending so it's morally completely different.
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  9. So we should rely on Chinese state media?
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  10. She took a long time to communicate nothing
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  11. How about British Columbia?
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  12. Santa? 🎅
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  13.  @chidera66  russian freedom legion.
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  14.  @munirdogru1550  PKK renounced violence in 2002 and agreed to peace. Erdogen uses them as a scape goat. Ever notice there's always a bombing months before his elections. Always the PKK. you'd think they'd learn by now to do it just after the election, not in the run up. Don't forget Erdogens own party accused him of planning a bombing and blaming it on the PKK. That was a little before he changed the constitution and nurfed the power of the judicial system thst was trying to prosecute him. Back around 2014.
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  15. The russians have the right to claim asylum. Vacations are a privilege not a right.
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  16. They really casually covered this like it's not a big deal people walked out. I almost think they forget theres a social credit score. Thanks to those walk outs a bunch of their rights will be restricted.
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  17.  @andreyknyazev9179  u mad bro?
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  18. It's also in service in Portugal, Spain, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Poland, and Canada. It has had 13 upgrade packages since it first rolled into service in 1979. Why not hand over some with out of date upgrade packages, I'm sure there are some in the reserves or the mothballed stock to hand over.
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  19.  @bazzo4569  read a book comrade.
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  20. His own troops might take him out.
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  21. Let's pray Ukraine pulls through or Canadian Arctic sovereignty could be next on the chopping block. Could be a conflict much closer to home if Russia pulls through. Hoping Canada steps up and sends more weapons then 100 carle gustavs.
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  22. In russia it's just roulette....
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  23. Russia got a bit of a honey pot at first. They appropriated 500 aircraft that were leased and a bunch of factories. Now however all those things required parts to operate, manufactured by the west. Sure they got a bunch of french car factories and English distilleries but they don't have the imputs to run them properly. The GDP is shrinking and inflation rising. This is stagflation which is a sign of impending recession or even depression!
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  24.  @Isinlor  Russia has 144 million people and in 2021 had a GDP of about 1.4 trillion. Canada has 38 million people and a GDP of 1.6 trillion. The average weath per person is pretty low already in Russia, and now it's shrinking. I don't see how Russia is going to fix this as long as sanctions exist.
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  25. This will probably effect the companies still doing buisnes in russia. Imcreases negative image and risk other legal implications might follow. For about 200 western buisneses still in russia this will hurt their investment score. They'll have even more trouble securing financing and deals.
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  26. Canada is one of the grain countries. Slava Canada 🇨🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
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  27. Check back in August and see who's laughing my friend.
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  28. And Russian economy just got smaller. They are already running out of parts to maintain their pipelines.
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  29.  @ericp1139  did you listen to the report? The company that services the pipeline is under sanctions and can't get the compressors. It's a similar problem shutting down the car manufacturers, the airline buisnes, and fast rail passenger trains. Russia is going back to the 1930s in development.
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  30. Also British and Canadians and Americans and Australians and newzelanders and Indians, and many others.
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  31.  @sempreviva4564  whatch peruns video can Russia survive a long war. The ruble is is a zombie heled up by unsustainable economic manoeuvres.
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  32. This war wasn't started over oil.
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  33.  @stanweaver6116  you internet oil consperacy theorista are tmth. Can't even. Hope the tinfoil hat doesn't ruin cell reception.
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  34. But they might only be able to afford 1 AAA Nintendo game a month now. 🎮 cest dommage.
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  35.  @therealzilch  Belarus, Eritrea, North Korea, Iran, and probably Syria. North African countries have also sold some of their russian equipment back to russia. There's also Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Kyrgyzstan providing support.
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  36.  @Jimmy1972  in Dagestan it was spetznatz and VDV. In my country we don't usually have armed rebellions fighting special forces and paratroopers.
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  37. @John Brower let's say 100 years?
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  38. They mostly sent FMF. Basically it's a few hundred million dollar gift card to buy bullets and weapons from NATO members but with a restriction against German heavy weapons for some reason. Guess they would rather German money is used to buy french artilery since that's what's happened.
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  39. Thank the russians and the freedom legion resistance for the attacks in crimea. Also for hitting propagandist Dugina.
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  40. I would have thought vodka and saunas would be lukas end
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  41. 🤡
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  42. They can't travel to a bunch of countries now.
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  43. More flak panzer for Ukraine 🇺🇦
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  44. Modi taking over the lives of indians a little more every day. Soon they will all be his pupets.
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  45.  @agent3268  almost 20%
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  46. Except for inflation. You can always count on Turkish inflation to blast off like team rocket.
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  47. She made a great argument but like the other commenters I disagree with her assessment. The pressure is needed until the war ends. I'm not feeling too bad for the struggle of intellectuals and artists in eroup. They can manage. At least they aren't living in basements and subway stations while bombs rattle their shelter.
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  48. He's a modern Winston Churchill and will be remembered asvone of the best leaders ever.
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  49. It allowes people like Poland to sell and ship through their pipeline. Other countries like Poland won't sell if some of the profits go to russia.
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  50.  @shambo-mahadeva-yoga4500  most of the Ukranians in the area have been conscripted. Anyone age 16 to 60. The only adults left who aren't seniors habe russian pasports and came to the region after 2014.
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