Comments by "foil hat" (@foilhat1138) on "EU struggles with Ukraine ammunition pledge | DW News" video.

@rizkyadiyanto7922 So you think European arms producers forced Putin to attack Ukraine or something?
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@aleks3906 The truth is Russia has destroyed multiple cities. Last winter they did their best to destroy Ukraine's electrical grid in order to kill as many civilians as they could, and they'll do the same this winter. Moreover the civilian tallies are from Ukrainian controlled territory, we have no idea how many civilians have died in places like Mariupol where tens of thousands of civilians may have died.
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@sapatsuppa The Donbas an Crimea both voted to remain with Ukraine back in '91. These borders are recognized by every country on earth, including Russia. You of course also ignore that Russia commited genocide on the Ukrainians that lived there and moved in ethnic Russians to replace them.
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@100ap Or about a years worth of GDP, please spare me the trailer park economics. As of mid-2022, China's relative debt burden stood 40 percent higher than America's. And that's using China's cooked numbers not their actual GDP.
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Russia recently bent the knee to North Korea granting them a few more months of ammunition. Prior to that Ukraine had overtaken Russia in volume of fire.
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@sapatsuppa They voted at gun point after Russia invaded. There is no democracy in Russia the vote was predetermined, just like how Peskov said Putin would be getting 90% of the vote ahead of the election. Amazing how referendums are illegal in Russia but you think invading another country and forcing sham referendums is somehow valid. there's a reason that the only countries that accept the results are Syria and North Korea.
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@sapatsuppa You realize that just saying something doesn't make it true right? Stop spreading lies. Before the referendum was proclaimed, the Crimean peninsula saw Russian soldiers take over public buildings and Ukrainian military installations. When the referendum was proclaimed, the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People called for a boycott of the referendum. The March 16 referendum's available choices did not include keeping the status quo of Crimea and Sevastopol as they were at the moment the referendum was held. OSCE chair, Switzerland's Foreign Minister Didier Burkhalter, declared the referendum as unconstitutional and therefore the OSCE would not send observers. OSCE military observers attempted to enter the region four times but were turned away, sometimes after warning shots were fired, which was another reason give for not dispatching referendum observers. OSCE also published a report about their observations which "produced significant evidence of equipment consistent with the presence of Russian Federation military personnel in the vicinity of the various roadblocks encountered". The UN Human Rights Envoy Ivan Šimonović had to cancel his trip to Crimea as the current situation did not permit his travel. He intended to observe the human rights situation which was Russia's explanation for its engagement in Crimea. Reports from the UN criticized the circumstances surrounding the referendum, especially the presence of paramilitaries, self-defence groups and unidentifiable soldiers.
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@100ap The US spent trillions to fully occupy two countries simultaneously for twenty years, this is chump change.
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@angobando That was taken directly from a Russian phone call then parroted by people with no brain.
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