Comments by "foil hat" (@foilhat1138) on "How NATO countries and Ukraine reacted to Prigozhin's rebellion | DW News" video.

Opening another front when they cant handle the ones they have would be ill advised.
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@baldeagledelta3482 except for Kyiv, Sumy, Chernihiv, Kharikiv, Izium, Kherson.
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@Percival5 ohh here's something's that happened this year. Russia attacked Vulhedar where they drove into the same minefield over and over for no good reason resulting in the loss of 130+ vehicles. Also a hot dog sales man revealed Putin to be ineffectual and weak. Let this be a lesson to terrorists all over, Russia will negotiate with you and you can get what you want.
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@johnadam2885 To put this in perspective say the US invaded Mexico then after a year and a half of disastrous trench warfare and hundreds of thousands of casualties, Guy Fieri led his mercenary army to the Pentagon then when he was almost there Justin Trudeau struck a deal and Biden allowed Fieri to get away with no consequences.
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@johnadam2885 No it wasn't it was 2023. Ukraine has taken more in the past 3 weeks then Russia did in the previous 10 months. And Bakhmut is a mid sized town a few miles across the border, it took Russia 10 months and 100k casualties to take it. Russia is the one invading here, you understand that right? They are the ones who can't even take the Donbas. Typically when you invade a country trench warfare that never ends a few miles across the border isn't the ideal outcome.
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@holyghost8467 To what end though? Make Putin appear weak? Mission accomplished.
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@IAMJEFFREY-cw9ns Putin bent the knee to his caterer and revealed himself to be weak. He's also shown that he's willing to negotiate with terrorists, we'll see how that works out for him.
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@Big-guy1981 It' not a win for Putin, just some epic level cope.
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