Comments by "Wom Bat" (@wom_Bat) on "EU lawmakers name Russia a 'state sponsor' of terrorism | DW News" video.

  1.  @krto7663  criteria, starting a genocidal war.
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  2. 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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  3. It will have knock on effects for the roughly 200 western buisneses who have yet to leave russia. Even the name designation will effect investors confidence, it's a nightmare for investment groups where image and reliability matters.
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  4.  @caralosmendezgomez9048  did you read the comment. Has nothing to do with governments. Though it could politically motivate more measures. I was talking about buisnes. Bad lables are bad for investors confidence. Which hurts financing and lowers stock value. A problem already faced by roughly 200 western buisneses that tried to do buisnes in russia as usual. This will further compound their credibility issue which is killing their stocks right now.
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  5. 🤡 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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  6.  @saturationstation1446  what even?
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  7. Poutines quest to restore the empire and live oit the Ivan Ilyin dream.
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  8. @John Brower America has started many wars for many reasons. Never has it been "we don't believe your culture exists and we want to assimilate you" that's uniquely facist and what russia has said.
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  9. Well it hurts western buisneses still doing buisnes in russia. The stigma has already created an investor and partner exodus. This new lable will hurt them even more. Which will hurt russias economy. Its also hopefully a stepping stone to more nations individually declaring russia a terrorist sponsor or lead to new laws and sanctions. It's opened a lot of doors of possible knock on effects.
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  10. They were unfortunately lost in the crosfire. No execution happened. That 1 crazy russian shooter is responsible for his squads loss.
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  11. Brought to you by Gazprom and Avtovaz.
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  12.  @soulrajesh1  NATO has a lot more then 13 HIMARS they have sent. Same goes for everything they sent. NATO has barely sent their best equipment or a lot of it. All together NATO has spent less then America did a year in Afghanistan.
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  13. It will probably effect the 200 buisneses that didn't pull out of russia or reduce buisnes with them since the war. Really hard to secure financing when people see you are doing buisnes with a state sponsoring terrorism. Looks really bad on the investment portfolio. This will have some knock on effects.
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  14.  @asbu5716  I agree. 90 rockets were fired at Ukraine that day. They defended themselves. S300 should detonate in the air. It's faliure to do so was a malfunction. No equipment is 100% fail safe. It's still russias responsibility for their constant missle attacks. Collateral dammage is inevitable in war unfortunately.
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  15.  @fahloledibakass2450  🙄
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  16. 🤡
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  17. That's both exaggerated and in the distant past.
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  18. Will effect buisneses inside russia.
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  19.  @dark_master_Makei  poutn has said he believes Ukranians are confused russians, and that the idea of Ukranian is abdurd. He has claimed Ukranian culture was invented by the west near the fall of the soviet Union. He quotes his recommended author Ivan Ilyin, who's dream was to ethnically cleans Ukraine and assimilate it into a renewed russian empire.
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  20. Lol good luck with the failing economy. Get any new electronics releases lately? When was the last PS5 shipment? Or car with airbags?
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  21.  @Alexandra-dd1su  russia is the most sanctioned nation in the world. Sure we let them buy food and stuff but important things like machinery and electronics are sanctioned. The risk of further sanctions has also prompted many buisneses to avoid the risk. It's serious dammaged the russian economy much more then they've let on.
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  22. russia are terrorists though. They sponsor DPR and LPR which are international recognized as terrorist groups. They bombed nord stream 1 and they bomb civilians every day. That's terrorism.
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  23.  @rouz0  except sweeden and Denmark have both released preliminary findings strongly suggesting russia blew the pipeline. You should try searching up "Nord stream 1 investigation"
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  24. 😂😅😝
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  25.  @LoliLikesPedobear  The largest company of Russia's automotive industry is Avtovaz, and 100% state owned. Rosenft is 50/50. There's like 59 atleast partially state owned companies 14 of them are 100% state owned. Few are below 50%. A lot of blame to go around.
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  26. It's going to have knock on effects or the 200ish western buisneses still in russia. It should also politically motivate more nations to individualy take action, with hopefully more legal ramification. Hard to get all of EU to agree on the same conciquences. (Thanks Hungary).
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  27.  @H4KTNNT  russia has atleast a decade of sanctions and economic regression ahead of them. They are up there beside the naz¡s in the eyes of most.
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  28. Spain destroyed latin America and the middle east was already wrecked by the Ottoman Empire.
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  29. To defend Ukraine from russian genocide.
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  30. Lol russia is the one expanding NATO by being a jerk to neighbors and pushing them to apply for membership.
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  31.  @soulrajesh1  they won't capture it though. They will lose and Ukraine will demand NATO membership. poutn has done everything possible to destroy the federation thanks to his Vranyo.
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  32. December 5th is the last day when sanctions kick in. Much of it has already been cut off with the pipeline gone and a few nations being cut off months ago.
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  33.  @Alexandra-dd1su  lol, truth make you uncomfortable? Does it disagree with your vranyo?
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  34. There will be knock on effects. Like for the 200 western buisneses still doing buisnes in russia. When your investment portfolio has "does buisnes with state sponsor of terrorism" in it, investors look for somewhere else to put there money. This will definitely put effective pressure on buisneses dealing with russia. Buisneses like only fans struggle to secure investments for growth primarily because the stigma investors have with that kind of industry. This just ratcheted up the pressure for the few companies who remained. Ones who did will definitely notice even less interest for investment.
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  35.  @vanessali1365  it has dissuaded investments into China. Especially with their occasional arbitrary imprisonments of foreign buisnes leaders. Trade and investment are verry different things. There's a reason China's bid to buy a german chip manufacturing plant was blocked by the government. Or why certain tech companies aren't allowed to do buisnes in China or manufacture there. Many restrictions have been imposed on Chinese buisnes and foreign investment if you pay attention.
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  36. Hardly and going already. December 5th it will be 0
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  37. 🤡
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  38. It will effect the western buisneses still in russia. They've already stuggled with investors leaving. This will encourage more to drop the risk. If Europe suddenly makes new laws regarding this designation their asset could be frozen.
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  39. russia is the biggest colonial empire of them all.
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  40.  @thegreatdane3627  they have captured small vilages here and there. Over all month to month their area of control shinks though. But realistically they do slowly move forward in the Donbas especially around the shrinking salient in the region. Still thinl russia is bent and they can't possibly win. Just be realistic, their army still has fight left in it and their new commander is reasonably competent. This probably won't end within months. We've probably got another year or 2 even.
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  41.  @AlexA-pn6ns  U.N OHCHR report and RED CROSS debunked that claim. russian backed terroriats were responsible for 3k civilians lost in their occupied territories. Mostly from landmines set to prevent civilians fleeing to Ukraine.
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  42. They already suggested russia but are still investigating.
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  43. Nobody is on russias level.
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  44. 🤡
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  45. It will have knock on effects for buisneses in russia.
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  46.  @vanessali1365  ones who stayed are already having investors dump the stock due to stigma which was tanked the vslues of most. This should up the pressure to dump stock. Adds more risk other countries could follow with more serious conciquences. Investors dont like risk.
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  47. Alrosa has been sanctioned hating 90% of russian diamond sales to the west and sanction following allies, like Columbia.
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  48.  @davidnoelfranks1124  ah Lybia, how's the massive Wagner presence doing there? I seem to remember russia visiting Afghanistan too. If I recall they were the main cause for syria and the scorched earth tactics.
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  49.  @IndianSrMan  we don't have peace because russia keeps invading people. Moldova, Georgia, Dagistan, Chechnya, Tajikistan, Syria, a bunch of places all over Africa, and Ukraine. russia started this like they have started many wars. The world is finally standing up for peace and putting a foot down to poutns wars. The only way for peace is to finally stop poutns aggression. If your on North Koreas side you know your on the wrong side. At least their side is weak and divided. russia and their band of criminals will fail.
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  50.  @sarjokujabi9730  that's hilarious. Cope harder.
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  51. Hardly any of it these days. The official cut off is December 5th.
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  52. 90% reduced and the cut off is December 5th. Then it's 0.
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  53. Now come on Canada, American, Australia, NZ, and other alies of Ukraine. Time to get with the program. Call russia like it is.
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  54. Reports point to russia placing a bomb inside a line inspection drone and sending it to that spot to blow.
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