Comments by "foil hat" (@foilhat1138) on "Gains remain marginal: Change of plan on Ukraine's battlefield? | DW News" video.

  1.  @Percival5  Except Russia is currently attacking across almost the entire front.
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  2. Meanwhile in reality Russia cant even take the Donbas.
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  3.  @Mr.Clownensky  Except Poland is still giving military aid to Ukraine. Moreover that was the previous government, you see in normal countries there aren't dictators who rule for life, there are elections ever few years.
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  4.  @JohnJohn-bz1lq  That was Wagner that took Bakhmut, not the Russian army, remember Wagner? They took so many casualties trying to take Bakhmut that it completely broke them causing them to mutiny. Then they drove on Moscow and all the Kremlin could do was bomb their own refinery and dig up the highway. Fortunately for Russia Lukashenko saved them. Russia has failed offensives at Kyiv, Sumy, Kharkiv and Kherson. More recently they have failed offensives at Vulhedar and the failing offensive at Avdiivka.
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  5.  @tretortugas  Russia has its own first hand experience in Afghanistan, they got smoked so hard their entire country collapsed. It was the Afghan government that lost to the Taliban, the US wasn't interested in occupying Afghanistan until the end of time. There hadn't been an attack on coalition forces in years, the Taliban spent 20 years hiding in caves until the US left.
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  6.  @JohnJohn-bz1lq  Russia has multiple failed offensives in this war, that means by your logic they are losing worse right?
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  7. @@rorykinahan Yeah but they took it in a matter of hours.
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  8.  @mark-ish  At their current pace maybe in a few centuries, I think Russia will likely run out of men first.
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  9.  @crushnevnikita8575  Just like how Kherson was Russia's forever right? Why don't you go ahead and list all the countries that recognize the referendums as valid.
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  10.  @SkankHunt-iz1nl  There was never any deal with NATO even Gorbachev said as much. Prior to 2014 less than 10% of Ukrainians wanted to join NATO and most NATO states were opposed to Ukraine joining. Russia attacked in spite of Ukrainian neutrality, if they had been in NATO there would have been no attack.
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