Comments by "" (@PerceivedREALITY999) on "Signs of Ukrainian Collapse in Donbass as Liman Falls to Russia" video.

  1. Great job Alexander. Thank you for the update. The men that surrendered made the right decision. There’s no point throwing away your life in a pointless battle that only achieves needless destruction and senseless loss of life. When resistance is futile, it’s wise not to resist. The lives of innocent civilians will be saved and many of the troops who surrendered will see their families once the war is over. Praying for the innocent people. 🙏🏽
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  2.  @breathedeeply7467  The Ukrainian leadership needs to understand that the Ukrainian military is not capable of winning this war. If they don’t find a diplomatic solution they will lose more territory. They need to accept Russia’s demands, as hard as that may be.
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  3.  @Juggler4071  That’s not true. This is the narrative the foreign instigators wish to establish in order to shift the blame on to the Russians. This conflict was avoidable via Minsk Accords which would have kept Ukraine’s territorial integrity intact while granting the people of Donbas autonomy. The Russian leadership supported and tried to implement the Minsk Accords. They also wanted Ukraine to remain neutral and openly discussed their red lines with regards to nato expansion. All of their security concerns were ignored and now Ukraine finds itself in this terrible situation. It’s certain that Ukraine will lose Donbas and if they refuse to negotiate a ceasefire under Russian terms they will lose even more territory. I know it’s difficult to accept any loss of territory, but at some point they need to face this reality. Ukraine cannot win this war, and prolonging the conflict will result in needless loss of life and further loss of territory. Sometimes it’s best to cut your losses, as hard as that maybe. Keep in mind that millions of ethnic Russians live in east Ukraine. They did not support the violent 2014 Maidan coup, which led to the civil war. The coup was an act of aggression towards Russia and it was against the interests of ethnic Russians living in Ukraine. The current Ukrainian government was voted into power with the promise of finding a diplomatic solution to the ongoing civil war. Instead of delivering on that promise they proceeded to raise tensions and began provoking the Russian leadership with threats of joining nato, ethnically cleansing Donbas and taking Crimea by force. They also stated that they wish to acquire nuclear weapons. Russia annexed Crimea without a single bullet being fired. Why do you think that is? Crimea was given to Ukraine by Khruschev (he had no legal right to do that). After Maidan, Russia annexed Crimea for security reasons and also because they consider it to be a part of Russia. Crimea held a referendum and 97% of people voted to join the Russian Federation. Their economy has improved as a result. Honestly, I wish the Ukrainian leadership honoured the Minsk accords and pledged neutrality. This war would have been avoided. You don’t have to believe anything I say because clearly I’m a highly sophisticated Russian bot and I have spent most of my life serving as a secret Russian agent. My intent is to spread Russian propaganda in order to justify the actions of the Russian leadership. This is what you think of me. Any individual who tries to provide an objective analysis is labelled a Russian agent or a Russian bot. I can tell you with a hundred percent certainty that I’m not pro-Russian, I’m pro truth. I don’t see the world as black and white. There are no good guys and bad guys. I don’t view this situation as a special military operation. I think it’s a proxy war between Russia and nato, with the US being the main instigator. Ukraine has been used a pawn sacrifice, in a sinister plan which has the intent to destabilise Russia.
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  4.  @Juggler4071  Ask the people of Donbas, they know the situation better than either of us. Thousands of civilians died during the 8 year civil war, and hundreds of thousands of people fled Ukraine and found refuge in Russia. Do you think they fled because they lived a normal and peaceful life?
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  5.  @Juggler4071  Yes, but you're assuming that this war was avoidable. They could see that the peace negotiations had reached a dead end and were forced to make the extremely difficult decision to intervene militarily. In their eyes this war was inevitable. When a conflict is inevitable, it's better to strike first and that’s what they did. War is the consequence of failed diplomacy. I think if the Ukrainian leadership honoured the Minsk accords and pledged neutrality, this war would have been avoided.
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  6.  @Juggler4071  That's right, I place most of the blame on the Ukrainian leadership for being influenced by foreign powers who gave them terrible advice. The way I see it. Violent coup 2014 -> civil war -> nato increases tensions - > diplomacy fails -> current conflict. How many coups has the US organized? Who is trying to dictate to the whole world? If the US continues with its act of aggression toward Russia and China the whole world will be on fire. It’s that simple. Not very complicated. The globalists need to realize that their sinister plan cannot be achieved by force. That’s the reality, whether they like it or not. I agree with you, the might is right mentality is not ethical. The globalists need to take a good look in the mirror. Don’t go looking for monsters to slay for you shall become that monster. Machiavellianism is evil.
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  7.  @Juggler4071  Watch the Oliver stone film "Ukraine on Fire". I can understand how some people might see it as propaganda. When anyone watches a video about a serious subject, emotional bias can be present. I'm not asking you to believe everything in that film, I'm only suggesting that you consider the most important and fact based points. This war is very unfortunate, I wish it didn't have to be like this. I guess we see it differently. I hope there's an end to this war soon. That's all I can say.
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