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

  1.  @attilamarics4808  that's a laugh. Have any source for the wild claims? I've been following ukranian politics since i was a child. This "news" hasn't shown up anywhere.
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  2. Problem is russia already used up their new stuff
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  3. Maybe a year. I give them till March 2023. To quote Perun "The ruble is a zombie propped up by stange unsustainable economic manuvers"
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  4. It will.
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  5.  @berechianyanwu1154  the war is still going. Lets see if russia can hold it. A lot of ukranians training in Poland. Zelensky is slowly trading land for time as he builds up a force. West is ramping up their military industrial complex. Pretty soon Ukraine will have received more lethal aid then Russia spends on all their armed forces in a year.
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  6. 🦃 Turkey 🦃 turkey 🦃
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  7.  @cartofulfierbinte  well Olga Skabeyeva has a few times said after Ukraine poland is next and russian soldiers will march through Warsaw, in hazmat suits, after they nuke Poland.
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  8. Tunna Tova, Kazan, Karachi, all of the caucuses, Sibir, the list goes on. russia is actually really small if you don't count their colonial holdings.
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  9.  @mohammedriadh4990 search: Avtovaz can't make modern cars. See for yourself
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  10.  @24k__J  he just needs to get into any European country on a rubber boat then declair asylum. EU happily sends them to the UK.
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  11.  @Ss3gokus  russia had about 25% and they just lost square 6,000 km and 40 villages and towns. That was yesterday afternoon. I'm sure it's much more now. Commanders in kherson have began negotiating terms for the surrender of their troops. russia is falling apart.
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  12.  @stariyczedun  we don't know it was a drone. russia isn't exactly a reliable source for information. I find it incredibly unlikely a soviet era drone made it that far and managed to hit accurately. Moskava was too close to the coast anyway, they didn't have enough time. They should never have been that close to the coast. Captain goofed up on that one pretty hard. I forget the name of the other group, but there's also a group online that reaches out to soldiers and teaches russians how to sabatage equipment. Everything from sugar in the gas tank to planting explosives. They could also be responsible. Honestly russian statments hold very little water for me. I wouldn't consider it reliable.
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  13. russians take notes 📝 this is how you get rid of Poutin.
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  14. Don't forget the northern offensive. They are advancing on 2 fronts. Also where do you get the 3km so far nobody has a clear picture of either advance.
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  15. Time to buy euros.
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  16. Of course it's a threat! it means Russia can't invade and install his puppet regimes, and snatch land around his boarders. It's a threat to Russian expansion. A threat to Russian conquest and control of the world.
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  17. He looks like the original Dracula.
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  18. Nations in active conflicts can't join. They have to win first
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  19. Chinese would rather bow and say sorry.
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  20. Never ending to explode
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  21. They have done it before. They love to shell DPR & LPR forces, they are ukranian after all. Poutn is desperate to end western arms shipments. Same reason he bought that controversial Amnistey International report. Poutn is loosing bad and needs a PR win to stop or slow western support. Besides the only thing his was power lines to the ukranian side. I doubt Ukraine is targeting their own source of electricity. Obviously Russia did it.
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  22.  @cyberfunk3793  27 seperate nations aren't exactly acting with the same efficiency or cohesion of 1 nation. Combined the EU GDP is 16.4 Trillion, but it's a little more complicated then adding up 27 GDP figures. Looking at EU contributors and the EU itself it looks to be about 10.2 Billion in aid against USA's 25 Billion. The EU is debating a proposed 40 Billion package but it takes time for 27 countries to agree sometimes😕 this is in military aid thogh. The eu and other European nations have given lots of financial support. Like the EU's 5.5 Billion non lethal aid package. Or the over 10,000 hospital beds provided access to ukranian troops for surgery and recovery in a safe zone.
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  23. russians "no fare, they are fighting back!"
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  24. Don't mess with the babushka.
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  25. Peurn made a pretty good video on the russian economy. It will be a rough winter for Europe, but a deviating summer for russia. They are already in stagflation and on their way to a great recession.
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  26. Well they already accepted a $35 discount to India and China. Why wouldn't russia do the same for EU. It's not like russia is in a good position to bargain.
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  27. It dived to 8000 feet then leveled off thanks to instruments correcting the dive. Moments later it dove again this time hitting the ground. Co-piolet was fighting the systems to take this plane down.
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  28.  @alrent2992  short term Russia is fine. However the global economy is a complex web of connections and Russia cut itself of from a large chunk of it. Long term Russia is stuffed. Taiwan has also sanctioned Russia. China can't make the same kind of capacitors and transistors Taiwan does for certain advance uses. Also Russia use to buy a lot of specialty engine parts from Canada for heavy industry vehicles like mining equipment and Armata tanks. That's hard stuff to replace. Only a few eroupean countries like Germany have the same kind of specialty manufacturing. It will take Russia a few years of R&D to replace this kind of stuff. Not to mention building the industry to manufacture it..... Without access to a lot of specialty factory parts produced in the west.
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  29.  @DarkHelixia  I worry for Georgia. Too many russians are taking over.
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  30.  @patricktoulze1274  by GDP precent spent on military aid to ukraine: 1. Estonia .81 2. Latvia .72 3. Poland .46 4. US .22 5. Lithuania .20 6. Great Britain .18 7. Canada .14 8. Slovakia .12 9. Norway .09 10. Hungry .09 11. France .08 12. Czech Republic .08 13. Luxembourg .07 14. Germany .06
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  31. It's been debated for months.
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  32. I guess that's why they started using anti ship missles and training warheads, because stocks are "soo high" 🙄
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  33. Oh Poutin. His hero is Ivan Ilyin. Putty loves to drop Ilyin quotes a whole bunch. So I thought I'd drop some too: "Ukranians are just confused Russians" "The very idea of Ukraine is offensive" "polotics is the art of identifying and neutralizing the enemy" "democracy would dismember and weaken Russia" "In fascism the leader is some kind of hero, who emerges from myth.” “the factual world doesn’t count. It’s not real.”
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  34. Sounds like a good deal for Ukriane. russia doesn't have much to bargain with. I hope they can get more released before the mobalisation kicks in.
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  35.  @bps7209  no, by precent of GDP, USA is 6th. They don't make the cut. Also USA doesn't speak for all of America. Canada, Columbia, Argentina, and Chili would beg to differ on your assertion.
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  36.  @bps7209  😝 you don't even know what im talking about but that won't stop you from commenting. America has spent 0.25% of their GDP aiding Ukraine. Thats less then Norways contribution at 0.38%. The highest spent is Latvia at 0.92% you should look it up. Nobody is even close to 2% I think you are confusing military budget by GDP with military aid sent to to Ukraine as a precentage of GDP. Completely different stats buddy.
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  37. Slava Ukraine. More sun flowers now ?
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  38. Na, they will rais goats on the feild or something
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  39.  @warlockgod66  the military parade.... Nobody else shows off their neucular arsenal like it's something to be proud of.
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  40.  @dragilxcom4176  there's already news from russian speaking sources people with 0 military experience are being recruited. Like that conscript who shot a recruitment officer in a recruitment office. He had 0 military experience and he didn't want any.
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  41.  @kennethbryan3738  them and what army? The one that's been falling apart since febuary 24th?
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  42. Mostly to the grave
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  43.  @qgxii  Russia signed a contract, then broke the conditions mid contract and expected compliance. That's not how a contract works.
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  44.  @happymelon7129  they're having a new spike while eveyone else has gone down tho. Let's see how it works in a year. Not to mention the spike in suicide durring the harsh restrictions.
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  45. Meanwhile Isriel Salts the earth and cuts food aid to Palestine. They are committing their own holo caust now.
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  46.  @ptownzfinest12345  If anything the west has shown it wants to maintain status quo. A india not at war would be best but definitely If Russia attacked inda, they would be flooded with Western arms. Indian is large and strong. They would rather sit this one out and wait for a solid chance. If this really is Chinese opinion its a little over the top of GTA video game reality. 🎮 📷
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  47.  @jkc3738  "no one has ever gotten sick drinking tap water" i don't think that's true of any country. Nobody is 100% perfect. As for china it depends. Costsl cities are usually quite nice. Mainland is still pretty rural and under developed. Tofu dregs and what not.
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  48.  @mjbcswitzerland  russia stuggles with command and control of their current force. I doubt they could properly organise a full mobilisation, and manage it. Not to mention the logistics challenge. Or that many russian instructors already went to the front.
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  49. 🤡 For defending themselves against 90 missles? S300 is supposed to detonate in the air. It must habe failed. Collateral happens in every war.
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  50. 00:13 Trans-Da -nis-der It's Trans-nis-tre-a lol 😆
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