Comments by "Sergey Bebenin" (@sergeybebenin) on "DW News" channel.

  1. He'll react by blaming Ukraine 😂
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  2. Red Cross and other international organizations have full access to POW prisons in Ukraine. russian POWs have great food and even allowed to make calls to relatives back home. Nothing like this in russia because they ignore all international laws
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  3. Thank you Sweden for supporting Ukraine 🙏
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  4. ​ @davlid100 🤦‍♂️ I have a bit of interesting info for you. NATO expanded via Finland, not Ukraine.
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  5. Why are they complaining about "economic war"? They separated to be independent and wanted to unite with ruszia. Well, they got what they wanted 🤔 No one owes them any economic cooperation
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  6. Stated out as a "3 day victorious war"... A year later "fighting for survival" 😂😂
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  7. @@judoom6781 Yep. And we still have clowns blabbering about how this war has something to do with NATO.
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  8. Deterrence "probably works"? 🤦‍♂️ There's a good reason North Korea has never been attacked. And of course Ukraine should have kept some arsenal. And of course the signal to other states is - "get nukes for guaranteed deterrence". What else did you think would happen after russia ripped up every possible treaty and annexed territories of a state that gave up nukes?
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  9. Thanks for reminding Putin that he doesn't have to even worry about NATO involvement. I mean, you already reminded him many times in the past but just in case, give him just a bit more reassurance and confidence in his barbaric actions. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️
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  10. @aleserban9322 oh boy... You really need to brush up on Eastern Europe history (especially Poland vs Moscowy)
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  11. ​ duncansmith7562 Not really. Pretty much every Russian speaker in the Baltics is either a leftover from Soviet occupation or their descents (very fresh generation). Occupants should not be demanding anything. These states are tiny in ethnic population (we are talking few million per state) and they don't want their cultures to be diluted by ruZo empire descendants.
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  12. Mice are responsible. They are working for Ukraine and are currently on the move to the Ukraine border to enter the "window"
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  13. So it's ok to allow a hostile nation missile in your own airspace as long as it target your own towns. Got it 🤦‍♂️
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  14. I can relate to Olga's story. My uncle's family is from Donetsk region and they had to abandon (it was actually confiscated) their business in 2015 and move to Volnovakha (under Ukrainian control). In 2022 occupants came again this time to Volnovakha and they had to uproot their life once again.
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  15. ​ @dotmarceo  this isn't time for sarcasm
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  16. They don't have to enter EU to escape poverty and wars in their regions. Just settle in Belarus or rusia
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  17. Latest stat - 60% trade gain between both countries this year (most since the war started). And Germans have a nerve to call out "corruption" in Ukraine
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  18. ​ @Сигизмунд-с2й how can a language of the country you've lived in your entire life be useless?
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  19. Having democratic system doesn't automatically make a nation wealthy. You also need to fight corruption.
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  20. Same thing? Are you out of your mind? This is nothing comparing to what russians are doing to Ukraine
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  21. What a Karma 😂 Maybe should have invested in your own dam instead of blowing up dams in Ukraine
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  22. Trolls have been asking "so where's you offensive?" Now trolls are saying "well, they aren't taking important terrories". 🤣 Next "well, it was just a goodwill on ruSSia side to leave Kherson"
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  23. "fundamentally" russo resources aren't infinite. It's impossible to build more tanks, ships, airplanes, air defense systems than Ukraine destroys. Before 2022, russia has less than 100 s-400 systems to cover the biggest border in the world. Not "hundreds"
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  24. Thank you Germany. If training is a Go then it's a done deal
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  25. ​@Hulagu Mongke cry some more
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  26. Has there ever been another example in history when an occupant annexed territories that aren't occupied?? This is beyond insanity - not to just annex territories but to call your own parts of another country you've never even controlled!
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  27.  @kimuvat2461  Because it's either a lie or provocation by occupants
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  28. Ukraine also wants to negotiate but not on ruSSo terms
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  29. Cool historic fact that very few people know - Sudzha was founded by Ukrainians and was actually part of Sumy region before USSR carved up ethnic Ukrainian lands.
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  30. A month-long offense? Bakhmut has been under attack since early June. Anyone can look up news records.
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  31. ​ @SallyanneXxx  just a warm up, sunny... Just a warm-up
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  32.  @alexanderruchkov7629  Illegal bridge to occupied territory that carries military supplies to Southern front = top military target
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  33.  @eduwino151  it used to be 250 back in February. Subtract 50k dead and 100k wounded. They added maybe 30k since so total today is about 130k
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  34. As a Ukrainian I can tell you that I wasn't supportive of him during elections but I couldn't be more proud of him under current circumstances. And the vast majority of opposition stands behind him in such a difficult time. This isn't the time to bicker about internal affairs
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  35. I think ruSSia will be happy with Corsica. How does it sound, Macron?
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  36. Thank you Germany 🙏
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  37.  @NoName-pl6hw  My family is ethnic russians from Horlivka (Donetsk). I can speak for many families like us - there's no country in this world we loath more than ruSSia so your statement mates no sense
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  38. ​ @piddy44-hl5ln What's wrong with insults? Ruzia has every right to insult any state it wants to... It's just words. But instead they are fascist aggressors
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  39. Imagine what's being stored and what happens in locations they aren't allowed to see
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  40. They are hypocrites. On one side they blabber about Ukraine "not treating Hungarians properly" in Ukraine. On the other hand they don't want to defend those same Hungarians by supporting them as the rest of the EU.
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  41. Wise man. This time period is no different than 1914 and 1939. Don't repeat the same mistake again.
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  42. Strategic goals have never changed - elimination of Ukraine as a state and culture. They just keep wrapping it in different wrappers
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  43. Those are not "cities" you are talking about. It's small reginal towns about 4x4km each. And "second army in the world" has been trying to take ONE for at least three weeks now.
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  44. Poland 🙏🙏 from Ukraine
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  45.  @markusberzborn6346  Sure lol. After a man with a machine gun verifies your vote, you can fold it. Not even talking about the fact that Ukrainine doesn't allow any Territorial referendums without participation of the ENTIRE Ukraine. Not even talking about the fact that parts of those regions are not even occupied by ruSSia. Not even talking about the fact that referendums are illegal in war time. Not even talking about the fact that they were organized by an occupying force.
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  46. 6:00 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ is this a serious question? Wow. I'm surprised he didn't keep on going about "global warming"
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  47. ​ @nuke_Godjira work harder, 4mo old account
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  48. ​​​ @moiseshuerta3984  the irony is that Bakhmut (which literally fell... Nothing left) is smaller than the Belgorod territory occupied within just one DAY. And it took almost a YEAR + 100k losses to take over Bakhmut territory
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  49. 4:00 sure. Germany alone isn't a "decisive factor" but all help adds up to build a set of coherent brigades. Ukraine really badly needs air defense at front lines and Gepards would make a difference (as in, save hundreds of lives if not thousands). And where are the promised Gepards???
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  50. "not recognizing by many countries" is a rather casual statement. Why don't you name countries that did recognize these so called "republics"?
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