Comments by "Sergey Misik" (@Jimmy1972) on "Ukraine's allies must 'double down' on military support, says UK prime minister - BBC News" video.

In essence, with this call, Sunak says that Britain's policy is not aimed at establishing peace in Ukraine, but at escalating the conflict. How long? Obviously, to the last Ukrainian.
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@pokey5736 What does it take to keep a fire going? That's right, put more firewood.
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@jesusofnazareth3507 India is the largest democracy in the world, and it does not support the West, but Russia. Think about it.
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@fv5855 The Russians stopped Hitler at Stalingrad. How are you going to isolate Russia if China, India, the Middle East, Africa and South America support Russia? And this is about 7 out of 8 billion of the world's population. By the way, the IMF predicts the growth of the Russian economy in 2024 by 2.1%, the US only 1%, and the EU and Britain will go into the red. Think about these facts and draw the right conclusion. Ukraine has no chance to defeat Russia in this war.
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and what did Russia do bad to Britain, what do you consider her enemy? Study history. It is useful for you to know where the enemies of Russia ended up.
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@pokey5736 I understand that you have run out of arguments))
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@pokey5736 what about freedom of speech? You don't like facts? Then you are out of touch with reality.
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@WR-NC-ASPL Ukraine received 2/3 of its territory from the Soviet leaders, and Yeltsin recognized them as Ukraine in 1991, which was illegal, since these lands were transferred within the framework of a single state with Russia. When Ukraine seceded from the USSR, it had to return these lands to Russia, since they are mostly inhabited by Russians. And the West benefited from the exclusion of land from Russia, so the borders of Ukraine were recognized. Russia is fighting for its territories. These lands are not Ukrainian.
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@WR-NC-ASPL the BRICS countries all support Russia, which is more than 25% of the world's land area, 40% of the population and has a combined gross domestic product (GDP) of $15.435 trillion. In almost every comparison, they will be the largest global object. These four countries are among the largest and fastest growing emerging markets. Russia is not afraid of NATO. The combined military power of the countries that support Russia is much greater than that of the NATO bloc.
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@masabamutalechristopher6436 Brezhnev. He is an ethnic Ukrainian. Born in the Dnepropetrovsk region of present-day Ukraine.
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@masabamutalechristopher6436 this is wrong. Power in the USSR did not belong to Russia. Most of the rulers in the USSR were Ukrainians. NATO is not a country, but the USSR is a country like the USA, only not 50 states, but 15.
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@pokey5736 what kind of democracy are we talking about? Do you know that Zelensky banned 4 TV channels and 11 opposition political parties? Is the security service of Ukraine now killing and imprisoning thousands of people in secret prisons? He is a real dictator. And there is no democracy in Britain either. Only one point of view has the right to exist - the pro-American one.
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@bluecanary9417 The war was provoked by the West by expanding NATO to the borders of Russia, organizing a coup d'etat in Ukraine, and planting its puppets in power, who for many years sabotaged the implementation of the Minsk agreements only to buy time for arming the Ukrainian army for the war with Russia.
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@fv5855 in addition, between 2014 and 2022, Ukrainian forces killed 14,000 of their own citizens in eastern Ukraine who were ethnic Russians and did not support the coup d'état organized by the West in 2014.
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@bluecanary9417 It was just a coup, and it was led by the United States. This became reliably known from the published telephone conversations of Victoria Nuland, who discussed who would be the president in Ukraine and who would be the prime minister after the coup. Ukraine has no sovereignty because US puppets are in power there. They do not make free decisions, everything is dictated to them from Washington.
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@bluecanary9417 it was a classic coup d'état. The corrupt elites of Ukraine armed the protesters. The police were shot at with firearms, beaten with sticks, pelted with Molotov cocktails, seized state institutions, and then staged a hunt for the President elected by popular vote. Immediately after the coup, they organized a military campaign in the eastern regions, which did not recognize this illegal coup, and began to kill their own population, mostly ethnic Russian. Yanukovych maintained national harmony and peace in the country. As soon as the American puppets seized power, they immediately began a crusade to the East, and pass laws that infringe on the rights of Russians, who are the indigenous population of Ukraine. As for the BRICS, look at the forecasts for the growth of the economies of the countries that are included there. These are the fastest growing economies in the world. And Russia will cope with NATO on its own. After all, Russia has the largest arsenal of nuclear weapons. Russia is too tough for NATO.
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@WR-NC-ASPL For most of the NATO countries, only one warhead is enough, for example, for the UK. She will simply go under water with one charge of the Sarmat. And for such NATO countries as Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania, one warhead is enough for all three countries. In addition, Russia will not be completely destroyed due to the fact that it has a huge territory. I also recommend reading something about Poseidon, which is able to cause a coastal wave 500 meters high. One such charge is enough to wipe out half of the US coast, and all the cities on it at once together.
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@masabamutalechristopher6436 not Russia invaded Afghanistan, but the USSR. Ukraine including.
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@deanbarnett8538 not Russia, but the USSR, and did not fled, but came out in organized columns with flags raised high. But the United States fled in disgrace. The same awaits the United States and Ukraine.
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@deanbarnett8538 No, of course, Britain does not hate Russia, it is hated by the British establishment. Russophobia has always existed in this environment, and it has become especially popular lately. I don't know about the Skripals, I think they were poisoned by the British secret services. In any case, Russia's guilt has not been proven. But the poisoning of Alexander the third Emperor of Russia, most likely, the work of the British intelligence services. This version seems to be the most likely, and certainly the most popular in Russia.
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@deanbarnett8538 Not Russia, but the USSR. The network has a video of the withdrawal of Soviet troops. There was no escape, slender columns with flags raised high, calm and organized. The US flight was obviously shameful. Remember those poor Afghans who clung to the wheels of airplanes and then fell from a height and smashed into a cake. After themselves, Soviet troops left in Afghanistan built roads, schools, hospitals and universities, and the United States only opium fields and drug trafficking. By the way, the Flight from Vietnam was no less urgent and shameful.
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@deanbarnett8538 And I think that you know that you are lying. Russia has destroyed all of its chemical and bacteriological weapons.
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@WR-NC-ASPL It's a delusion. In geopolitical reality, all these figures express the weight of this community in the world system. In addition, the total GDP of the Western countries is falling every year, while the BRICS is only growing. For example, US GDP in 1960 was 40% of world GDP, and now only 20%. And it is absolutely wrong to compare BRICS with NATO. NATO is a military bloc, and BRICS is an economic one. The power of the countries of the West is steadily dwindling, and the East is coming in their place. Already, China's PPP GDP is significantly higher than that of the United States. In fact, it is not the United States that is now the 1st economy in the world, but China. The top 10 countries by GDP include 4 NATO countries and 4 BRICS countries. Among other things, the economy of all NATO countries depends entirely on the supply of energy and rare earth metals, and these are Russia, the Arab countries that support it, and China. Without China's rare earth metals, there can be no high-tech products, and without energy, any economy is doomed to stagnation, which we are now seeing in Western countries. History has turned its back on the West. A new world order is coming with the leadership of the countries of the East.
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@WR-NC-ASPL The IMF for 2024 predicts the growth of the economy of India 6.8%, China 4.5%, Russia 2.1%, the US 1%, the EU and the UK will go negative.
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@WR-NC-ASPL The US GDP was 2 times larger in 1960, and continues to decline every year, while the BRICS GDP grows every year. Russia's GDP is larger than such countries as France, Great Britain, Canada, it is almost equal to Germany's GDP, and in 2024 it will most likely surpass it. In the current moment, we are witnessing the decline of the West and the rise of the East. The new world order is already at hand, and the United States is assigned a secondary role in it as a regional power. This is the whole point of what is happening.
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@WR-NC-ASPL it is more correct to consider the situation not in the moment, but in the trend. The trend of economic growth is not in favor of the West, but in favor of the East, i.e. BRICS countries. Nazi Germany also had more economic potential than Russia, however, Russia defeated Germany. The EU and US economies are bursting at the seams. China is the largest US creditor and will soon call on the debt.
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@WR-NC-ASPL tonnage does not matter in war. This does not measure power. One caliber missile is enough to sink any US aircraft carrier.
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@WR-NC-ASPL range caliber M sea-based up to 4500 km. So not a single US trough has a chance to get closer to the borders of Russia. By the way, it can also carry a thermonuclear warhead.
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@WR-NC-ASPL the limiter of their range will be Russian calibers M.
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@anatoli5343 Do you have Russophobia? Consult a psychiatrist about this, but do not delay. It is very dangerous for the psyche and extremely contagious.
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@anatoli5343 I don't know what ruzzia is
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@pubgmobilekg8433 absolute pseudo-historical nonsense! Not a single fact to support this thesis. Even in the 9th century, democratic institutions already existed in Novgorod - veche.
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@pubgmobilekg8433 you don't know Russian history at all. Rurik ruled in Novgorod, his descendants ruled first in Kyiv, and then in Moscow. Ivan the Terrible is also a descendant of Rurik.
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