Comments by "Sergey Bebenin" (@sergeybebenin) on "Full-blown tension between Georgia's PM Kobakhidze and President Zurabishvili | DW News" video.

🤦‍♂️ Ukrainians elected parliament on the promise of EU trade agreement. In 2013 this promise was broken at the very last second after putin called his puppet Yanukovich to kremlin. History is a blessing.... Don't ignore it
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@niki3205 Things didn't just magically happen simply because you are part of the EU. People need to demand changes, etc. Clearly Georgians are people that are willing to demand changes. But of course the EU legislature is a backbone.
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Numb brain, Ukraine didn't even ask for EU membership in 2013. It was supposed to be simply a trade agreement. Oh and by the way, at the time, parliament was elected on the promise to do exactly that. But then ruszia intervened and the rest is history. Are you implying that Ukraine and Georgia cannot decide who to trade with? 🤦‍♂️ Urban, Hungary as an example? They can always leave (look at the UK). No one is holding them back.... Unlike ruszia. They can also leave NATO. It's not like they are making any difference anyway
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@perryblanco1446 🤦‍♂️ Ukraine is a sovereign country and EU trade agreement is an advantage to Ukraine. Are you seriously going to tell me that ruszia has a say who Ukraine trades with? Just a reminder, by the end of 2021, Ukraine hit historic high GDP and historic high salaries. These numbers are indisputable and obviously benefited everyone in Ukraine, including eastern Ukraine. Oh by the way, Eastern Ukraine industrial complex and businesses in general have been erased by ruszians. Not EU
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@perryblanco1446 numb brain, it's a proven historic fact that Ukraine hasn't been better in history than with EU. Numbers speak for themselves. Ukraine doesn't need to sacrifice its progress to make "Mr. putin" happy. The people of Ukraine clearly voted for the EU agreement. So again, you are desperately trying to excuse ruszia when there's no excuse. I mean, those "beneficial to Russia eastern Ukraine" industries literally don't exist anymore because of ruszian actions.
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@perryblanco1446 please elaborate when and how Ukraine "was taken over by NATO". I need a laugh
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@perryblanco1446 oh man. Bud, you need to simply learn basic historical chronological facts. . Ukraine EU trade agreement went into effect in 2017. Basic fact. I have nothing else to add since everything else has already been explained above.
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@fingerprint8479 🤡... Ukraine has been at war since 2014... Well before "the comedian" even thought about running for president
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@perryblanco1446 false again. In 2021 Ukraine hit record GDP and salaries. All thanks to Europe trade agreement even though large parts of the economy were occupied by russia and not contributing to Ukraine GDP. It doesn't matter whether it was a full membership or a trade agreement (which is what Ukrainians were demanding anyway). Fact is. It helped. There's zero indication this growth would stop if February 2022 did not happen. Another historically verified fact for you - about a year before 2014 events, Ukraine parliament voted to OFFICIALLY drop NATO relation ambitions. And ambition is all it was, just a statement carryover from 2008.
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@ЖаннаБ-Г EU? No, bud... Ukraine will use ruszo frozen $350billion to rebuild.
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@ЖаннаБ-Г haha, this isn't a dream, bud. It's a reality. Assets are frozen and interest earned from these assets is already being used in Ukraine. Moreover, loans that are being given to Ukraine are going to be paid back using these assets. It's already a done deal
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@perryblanco1446 LoL, where's "Western personnel"? Weapons... Of course. Ukraine needs weapons to defend its territory
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@perryblanco1446 um, no, bud... Like I said before, just saying "stuff" doesn't make it true 🤦‍♂️ NATO has done nothing with Ukraine into 2014. In fact, Ukraine military was pretty much non-existent when Crimea and East were occupied by ruszia. If you have evidence of NATO involvement in Ukraine, please share... I'll patiently wait :) Love your comments on 2014 so let's get chronological order straight. 1. Medal for "liberation of Crimea" dated February 20. 2. Yanukovich flees to ruszia on February 21 (or 22, I don't remember, but definitely after 20th). 3. Ukraine parliament did not change until mid year.. it was the same elected parliament that served under Yanukovich. 4. Ukraine renounced neutral status in DECEMBER. almost an entire YEAR into occupation. See how easy it is simply following chronologically and logically? YOU are the one cherry picking and shuffling events.
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@perryblanco1446 hahahahaha! No, bud .. you just realized that it's impossible to argue with historical chronological events and logic.
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@ТаняСкворцова-э9ю speak English. This is a USA platform and an English speaking channel.
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