Comments by "Wolfvale" (@wolfvale7863) on "Zelensky Running To Toe The Line? Ukraine President Alters Tone Ahead of Trump’s White House Return" video.

  1. @Milla-n8l  Russia has no chance. Total Russian gains for 2024 amounted to one half of one percent of Ukraine. And they lost Kursk!😂
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  2. Yes, Viktor. We understand Russians do not like the man. Get rid of Putin, and Zelensky will go away, too.😊
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  3. Ask yourself... Who was the first President to give weapons to Ukraine? Answer Trump! 😂
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  4. Any talks requiring the loss of territory are not serious peace offers.
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  5.  @anthor5419  How is it nonsense?
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  6. It was Putin
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  7. Zelensky has been doing a great job of holding back Russia for the past three years.
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  8. Where did the money go? Where did the weapons go? RIGHT DOWN RUSSIA THROAT! THAT IS WHERE IT ALL WENT! GO TO RUSSIA AND GET IT!🤣🤣
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  9. The world has listened and came to arm Ukraine. This has led to Russia being stalled on the battlefield and even caused them to lose part of Kursk. In 2025, the pressure on Russia will go up even more...not down.
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  10. Some people think Trump is going to stop aid to Ukraine. Those people don't understand Trump very well. He wants to win at everything. The best deal for Ukraine and the USA is what he considers a win.
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  11. Yeah, because Russians driving around the front lines in golf carts means Russia is doing good, right?😂 Russia is losing the war of attrition. Their economy is in the toilet and their equipment is almost all gone. Russia will lose this year
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  12. Weirdo!
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  13. Let me recite the part of the Ukranian constitution that says elections can't be held under martial law. It was added before Zelensky entered politics. Article 19 of the Law of Ukraine “On the legal regime of martial law” stipulates that parliamentary, presidential, and local elections are all prohibited under martial law. Furthermore, part four of Article 83 of the Constitution of Ukraine clearly states that if the term of authority of the Verkhovna Rada expires during the state of martial law, its powers are extended until the day when the newly elected Verkhovna Rada convenes for its first meeting of the first session, following the cancellation of the state of martial law. Most foreign constitutions contain similar provisions.
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  14. If Putin wants to call off the war we can get right on those elections. What do you say?
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