Comments by "Sergey Bebenin" (@sergeybebenin) on "Watch Ukrainian troops prepare for looming Russian offensive" video.

I'm an ethnic Russian from Kyiv. My mother's side of family is from Horlivka, Donetsk. They had to uproot their entire life twice since the obviously initial ruSSo occupation. In 2015 they moved to Volnovakha and in 2022 they had to move to Kyiv because Volnovakha was almost leveled by the ruSSo shelling. So to answer your question - whoever is located in the Eastern Ukraine is suffering unlike anyone else since ww2. Ethnicity has nothing to do with this but because most of ethnic Russians are located in the east, they are taking most of the blows
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@AA-il8ee aggressor occupants rot in hell
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@hermanwooster8944 do you realize that your bs ruSSo propaganda doesn't works anymore? Like I said, I'm an ethnic russian and nothing was complicated in Ukraine until occupants came
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@hermanwooster8944 🤦‍♂️ Soledar doesn't exist anymore as a town. What "people"? What are you smoking? Jesus Christ, some trolls are so out of touch with reality that I often wonder if you are real people
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@hermanwooster8944 Sure you do. You know everything except the fact that Soledar "people" have been evacuated months ago. But other than this, you are spot on 🤪
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@hermanwooster8944 🤦‍♂️ 1. Clearly you aren't from the Donetsk because you'd know how pathetic this number sounds relative to 2021 population. 2. That was a week ago as those Ukrainian officials you are quoting were evacuating the remaining civilians. Key point - a week ago. 3. So who's left to "welcome" the occupants if, as you agreed yourself, only a few hundred were left a week ago and were being evacuated. You know nothing and the more you blabber the worse your situation becomes.
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@hermanwooster8944 Yes, they were evacuated. You confirmed yourself without even realizing it. A week ago only hundreds left WHILE evacuation was still ongoing. Today is a week later and the entire town is erased from this planet. Since you are clueless, I'll tell you. In 2021 population was about 11k. Hundreds means less than a thousand. So let's take 800 as the most optimistic number. That's about 7% of the remaining population that was BEING evacuated a week ago. If you think 7 percent could still be considered a "town" go ahead. Fact is, even those 7 were evacuated. So again, who's welcoming the occupants? I mean, it's possible there were a handful of nut cases. This tiny percentage exists in every country. Welcoming occupants that erased your town 🤦‍♂️ But hey, thank you for giving me the opportunity and actually assisting me along the way to prove (using basic math) that at least 95% ended up in the same boat as my uncle's family.
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@hermanwooster8944 like I said, if you think "hundreds left" is not an empty town - all the power to you. If this is all you have left to say, my job here is done.
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