Comments by "foil hat" (@foilhat1138) on "Ukraine military under pressure in key city in Eastern battle" video.

@poppystars9005 Russia was supposed to remove its forces from Ukraine and withdraw support for the rebels, among other things it failed to implement. Russia violated Minsk on day one, of course there would be no Minsk if Russia hadn't violated the Budapest memorandum.
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@glintongordon6811 There are foreigners fighting for Russia too, that means Ukraine is fighting all those countries right? what an idiotic comment. History didn't start two years ago, Russia has massively outspent Ukraine militarily for decades. They've been stroking themselves off as the worlds #2 army for twenty years but still cant even take the Donbas.
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@DrojanaleTorvic No they aren't. Russia is fighting Ukraine with around 3% of NATO's annual budget in aid, mostly in the form of old stock destined for the scrap yard.
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@duhuzebosco6207 Russia cant even take the Donbas, its time to face reality.
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@attilamarics3374 Wow Russia took a single village with a pre war population of a thousand. That's definitely the same as "Russia took back yesterday all the territory that Ukraine took during their offensive." Stop lying.
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@attilamarics3374 No they didn't.
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@AgatBluvsky-ow9gp Because its make believe nonsense. MacGregor has been predicting the imminent collapse of Ukraine since the start of the war, he's a Russian shill. Literally none of his predictions have come true, why anyone takes the guy serious is a mystery.
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@riversidegardenradio9070 NATO has 31 members and I don't even know wtf you are trying to ask.
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@Viktor-bb Another lie. Russia is a Party to the Minsk Agreements. The original Minsk signatories are Russia, Ukraine, and the OSCE. Russia is a beligerant in the war in Ukraine and is fully obliged to follow the deal’s terms. Despite that, however, Russia untruthfully claims not to be a party and only a facilitator — and that the real agreements are between Ukraine and the so-called “separatists,” who call themselves the Luhansk and Donetsk Peoples’ Republics (LPR and DPR), but are in fact Russian supplied and directed. The LPR and DPR are not recognized as legitimate entities under the Minsk Agreements. The signatures of the leaders of the so-called Luhansk and Donetsk Peoples’ Republics were added after they had already been signed by Ukraine, Russia, and the OSCE. They were not among the original signatories, and indeed Ukraine would not have signed had their signatures been part of the deal. There is nothing in the content or format of the Agreement that legitimizes these entities and they should not be treated as negotiating partners in any sense. Russia alone controls the forces occupying parts of eastern Ukraine.
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