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

  1.  @percy3993  Andriy Melnyk last tweet with a German supplied stat sheet. Where's the lie? Explain please. Western allies knew well in advance all the details and even started sending some light weapons to Ukraine in January time.
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  2. I didn't see these "human rights lawyers" sounding alarms when Crimea people were being arrested and prosecuted for protests against occupants or just because they were marked as "extremists".
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  3. Ukraine and allies won't give into these threats. Because at this rate russia (or north Korea) can basically take any territory and just threaten to use nukes
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  4. ​​​ @Geny 🤣 russia didn't even exist back then. Ukraine to Rus is just as Italy to Roman Empire. In fact, Rusin language is still alive in Western Ukraine and it's basically 99% Ukrainian. Also you should look up history of Sudzha 😂. There's nothing russian about it
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  5. What's ironic is that Ukraine republic is one of the founding UN members and ruSSia isn't.
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  6. ​ @alexsilent5603  let's see... Crimea is dejure and defacto and occupied territory. Ukraine never allowed this bridge to be built. This bridge is the primary road for military supplies and equipment. This bridge has already been targeted. Ukraine officially called for ruZians NOT to go to Crimea because it'll be a war zone. Lesson for ruzia - don't use civilians as shields.
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  7.  @SrdjanBasaric-w2s  From NATO members, for the most part. NOT from NATO itself. And what is the problem? Every nation has a right for self defense. It's perfectly legal. Ukraine isn't an aggressor. I was originally answering a complaint that NATO is expanding (second post in this thread). You are just talking unrelated nonsense
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  8. There's no such thing as "free" or "discounted" from ruZia. In the end it's the most expensive
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  9.  @Gudang9  Yep.. and that's why ruSSia is demanding sanctions lifted to allow grain to leave? Good one
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  10.  @nerzhul2455  Blocking what? It's an illegal entity landlocked by Ukraine and Moldova. If anything, it's a liability to allow anything in/out of an illegal entity that doesn't dejure exist. See..... Before "separating" (or occupying), you gotta think about repercussions and how you are actually going to exist "independently".
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  11. Closing airspace from Poland to at least Dnipro river is a common sense defensive move and not "escalation". Unless NATO doesn't care about own citizens.
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  12. Just wait 😂
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  13. Hundreds of thousands of people are occupying Ukraine and millions supporting them. It's not the government, it's the people.
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  14.  @МихаилБарков-ф3х  what about it? NATO expanded to Finland and Sweden. Not a peep from terroruSSia
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  15. ​ @wolfswinkel8906 I know, funny to see Putler go from one of the most visited world leaders to an outcast scared to leave ruZia
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  16. Congratulations 👍
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  17. 🙏🙏🙏 Patrycja! There are no words to express how much we love Poland and cherish your friendship. You saved and sheltered millions of Ukrainians. We will always remember this 🙏♥️
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  18.  @Chaldon-hl6yk  If it makes you feel better, Ukrainians are reoccupying Kherson. Does it make you feel better? 🤣🤣🤡
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  19.  @throughput6674  how? How's it even possible? LMAO. I'm from Boston and there's no such thing
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  20. ​ @josephlupo8969 it's literally a verifiable fact. Ukraine today is more armed than it was back in 2022. ruZia isn't. They can't keep up.
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  21.  @lancerevo9747  If ruSSia is "strong" then why the front line is moving towards ruSSia? Missiles can be intercepted by anti missile systems. Front is moved by Ukrainian heroes
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  22. This woman is insane. So she's literally saying "it's ok to use nukes"
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  23. ​ @wadslong fighting entire NATO? 🤦‍♂️ You should look up NATO mobilization capabilities, bud
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  24. ​ @ghostvision3388 who's asking them to surrender? Going home is going home, not surrender
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  25. From the international law perspective this bridge shouldn't even be there to begin with. Hence, it's going to be demo'd
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  26. I can only shake my head at your childish views on history and heritage. Thank God people like you are very uncommon
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  27. ​ @runtaoyang1244  glad you referenced UN records. Please give us a reference to a record that shows ruZZia has the support of more than 5 countries 😂
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  28. He really did come through. Thank you Germany 🙏
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  29. Ruszia can't do anything. This region is landlocked
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  30. ​ @abcdedfg8340  of course they had choices to make. This regime didn't magically appear out of nowhere. They had decades to put a stop on this but instead they praised and supported putin
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  31.  @topy706  🤦‍♂️🤡 gotta love YouTube military experts.
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  32.  @thetopg921  we lived a perfect life before ruSSo occupants came in 2014. My uncle had to uproot his entire life twice (2015 and 2022)
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  33. ​ @GalAxy-u9s really?... From a 4mo old account with a randomly generated alias? 🤣
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  34. Correction... Lavra has never been "under Moscow jurisdiction". It was, and still partially is, being leased from Ukrainian ministry of culture. The entire Lavra is property of Ukraine state because it's a historic site. The main cathedral lease has not been renewed and eventually all buildings will transfer to Ukraine church.
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  35. 100%!! Just yesterday there was an interview on DW of a man who ran away to Kazakhstan. He was literally given a world stage to declare that ruSSians are against this aggression. Instead he simply said, and I quote "I ran away because I'm not fit for the army". That's it. They are ALL the same chauvinist imperialists! Yes different flavors, but deep inside they all couldn't care less about the aggression
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  36. ​ @johnbea5684  what's the problem? They aren't targeting it... They are discussing how many missiles Ukraine might need to target it. Makes perfect sense
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  37. ​ @eveening7401 yep, he's Hungarian
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  38. ​ @conclaveluminis if it achieves nothing, why are russians scrambling and pulling forces from the east to Kursk?
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  39.  @MelkorPT  Ok, then he can keep working on this. In the meantime Ukraine needs everything possible to defend and take back it's land
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  40.  @erhardbaehni1832  We, Ukrainians, want NATO like never before. Thank russia for this
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  41. You deserve every bit of this. Where have you been for the last 8 years when ruSSo occupants were bombing Ukrainian Donbass territory?
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  42. This is MH17 all over again. Even Kadirov official posted on social media about taking down UA drones... Just as Girkin posting was bragging about taking down UA aircraft when MH17 went down
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  43.  @zaitsevvadym  good. It's ludicrous IMO to continue all this pampering when neither UN or Red Cross are doing anything to help Ukrainian POWs
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  44. He'll just respond with "we didn't attack Ukraine". Pointless to talk to them...
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  45.  @callmedeno  That's not logic, you are being a 🤡. Kerch bridge is a vital military infrastructure that supplies southern front. Civilian buildings do not. Lack of heat and sewer for civilians doesn't hurt UA military on the front lines. These actions by terroruSSia are literally spelled out as a War Crime in Geneva convention. By the way, Where have you been for the last 8 years when ruSSo occupants were bombing Ukrainian Donbass territory? Wagner private military founder Prigozhin himself said that his men have been attacking Ukraine since May2014 and they are the reason for existence of so called LDNR.
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  46.  @Dela_mosco1  Maybe Ukraine should stop burning ruSSo tanks too? You know,... Not to upset pootin. What do you think?
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  47. Second strongest? Where did you hear this from?
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  48.  @xcitemex6353  Is that why ruSSo occupants are retreating from Kherson? 🤣
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  49.  @bullmoosevelt4495  if they didn't invade Ukraine and lose so much/many in the process, they'd have at least some leverage in Caucase region and most likely wouldn't allow this to happen to Armenians.
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  50. ​​@@yok-fk5liand that's the problem Baltic states are fixing
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