Comments by "Black Cat Dungeon Master\x27s Familiar" (@blackcatdungeonmastersfami5311) on "Forget about war fatigue: It will be a long war" video.

@TorianTammas It looks like that but that's not the whole picture. Ukraine is getting weaker, Russia is getting stronger day by day. Remember the 1914-1918 war, in France/Belgium there are many similarities. In 1914 things were very fluid, there were rapid advances (like the first month in 2022). Then in the West at least there were years of stasis. Then in 1918 the weaker side tried a desperate and costly assault that put the stronger side under pressure (the Ukrainian counter offensive). After that failed, the weaker German side had used their best reserves. We're now at the June 1918 stage where the British and French started pushing back the German army. It's starting to become obvious to everyone the Ukrainians are weakening, even the Western media is starting to admit this. In 2024, the Russians will have the option to take the four oblasts they have already annexed or if they are prepared to pay a heavier price, advance further into Ukraine.
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Look at the big picture. Russia is not going to accept being pushed out of Crimea. It would use nuclear weapons if it had to. NATO leaders know that or the smarter ones do. Nobody except maybe Zelensky wants a nuclear war.
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Yeah the stalemate narrative is ridiculous. Every day the war continues results in a worse outcome for Ukraine.
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The Russians seized a fifth of a huge country in about a week. The narrative of Russian incompetence was a lie from the start. Almost everything in the media about this war has been lies from why it started to how it's fought to the nature of the current Ukrainian regime to who blew up Nordstream to who was attacking Energodar power station, to the silence about Ukraine attacking Donetsk city centre with butterfly mines and artillery to who blew up the Novakharkovka dam. The more dangerous narratives are about Russians intending to continue on to Warsaw and Berlin.
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@The_Stef Not just too optimistic but outright propaganda merchants. Times Radio's coverage was unfiltered Ukrainian government disinformation. The Telegraph wasn't much better. Sometimes these guys were transparently lying.
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The west has already tried escalating over and over, at some point Russia responds and then we have a real crisis, the potential for nuclear war. That would be a disaster for everyone. What is there in Ukraine you want to risk your country's future for?
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