Comments by "R Johansen" (@rjohansen9486) on "Zelensky's Direct Threat To EU Allies Over Ban On Grain Imports; 'Ukraine Will Respond...' | Watch" video.

  1. Do you have any source of that claim?
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  2. OK, so you didn't have a source!
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  3.  @johanmetreus1268  You are asking too much of HT's readers. They never listen or check the facts, just the headlines!
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  4.  herbertfuchs3599  You are lying your teeth off! This isn't even the official Russian reason. 1. LOL, "Carefully expected". Russia has NEVER presented any proof of explosives on the grain ships. The reason (at least the official one) Putin wouldn't expand the deal, is he demanded the economic sanctions to be lifted. 2. Over 33 million tonnes of grain and other foodstuffs have been exported via the Black Sea Grain Initiative. 64% of the wheat exported through the Black Sea Grain Initiative reached developing countries. Maize is exported almost equally to developed and developing countries. The UN World Food Programme (WFP – the largest humanitarian organisation in the world) is also shipping wheat from Black Sea ports. Before the war, the programme bought half of its grain stock from Ukraine. Since the start of the initiative in August 2022 over 725 000 tonnes of wheat have left Ukrainian ports to Ethiopia, Yemen, Afghanistan, Sudan, Somalia, Kenya and Djibouti. The reason for the neighboring countries import restrictions are the fact that it is hard to SHIP out grain from Ukraine. Therefore most of the grain to Europe is by road, and the neighboring countries were flooded with grain. Then the local farmers got problems. As you can see, Europe has no problem getting grain, but to get to farther away countries, they need to go by ships. Now Putin put an end to that. The result is that farther (and poorer) countries either don't get grain, or it's much more expensive. Don't forget to say "thank you, Putin"! What a filthy hypocrisy !
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  5.  @robertoorsi5771  LOL, «Ukrainian-jewish plot» Congratulation, already in the first line you managed to torpedo the Russian excuse of invading. The Nazis! Maidan wasn’t started by Nuland, but the Ukrainian people. ("They put outlow als ukrainian parties that was not nationalist. So the elections not given the possibility to vote for parties that were not nationalist one. In ukrainian parliament there are only nationalist (nazi) parties who are for war.”) No parties were banned in the elections in neither 2014, nor 2019. In Ukrainian parliament there is exactly ZERO Nazi parties. All the far right parties joined hands before the 2019 election, but only managed to get 2% of the votes. In Russia on the other hand, Putin has made all opposition impossible. Those who are not killed or imprisoned by false charges, are to scared to say something. By the way, you don’t have to be sorry for your scholastic English, but for your lack of humanism! All you have managed to do, is make people see what you really are, a true Jew hating fascist/Nazi!
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  6. What about the pariah state Russia, then?
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  7.  herbertfuchs3599  You are lying your teeth off! This isn't even the official Russian reason. 1. LOL, "Carefully expected". Russia has NEVER presented any proof of explosives on the grain ships. The reason (at least the official one) Putin wouldn't expand the deal, is he demanded the economic sanctions to be lifted. 2. Over 33 million tonnes of grain and other foodstuffs have been exported via the Black Sea Grain Initiative. 64% of the wheat exported through the Black Sea Grain Initiative reached developing countries. Maize is exported almost equally to developed and developing countries. The UN World Food Programme (WFP – the largest humanitarian organisation in the world) is also shipping wheat from Black Sea ports. Before the war, the programme bought half of its grain stock from Ukraine. Since the start of the initiative in August 2022 over 725 000 tonnes of wheat have left Ukrainian ports to Ethiopia, Yemen, Afghanistan, Sudan, Somalia, Kenya and Djibouti. The reason for the neighboring countries import restrictions are the fact that it is hard to SHIP out grain from Ukraine. Therefore most of the grain to Europe is by road, and the neighboring countries were flooded with grain. Then the local farmers got problems. As you can see, Europe has no problem getting grain, but to get to farther away countries, they need to go by ships. Now Putin put an end to that. The result is that farther (and poorer) countries either don't get grain, or it's much more expensive. Don't forget to say "thank you, Putin"! What a filthy hypocrisy !
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  8. What makes you sat that?
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  9. EU laughs at HT and their analphabetic readers.
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  10.  @Aaryavartah  I should have added the word "partly", but I didn't think you would understand anyway, so ....
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  11. But you believe Putler?
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  12.  @darkcloud5830  So you believe Putler!?
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  13.  @darkcloud5830  "while Putin has done nothing but stated some red lines. Did Putin attack for crossing the red lines? NO." I'm sorry to inform you, but you are totally wrong (or totally stupid)! Putin has done nothing!!!🤣 "Did Putin attack"? Yes, Putin did attack!! Your research so far really doesn't look good for you.
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  14. Was it the word "civilised" that made you sick?
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  15. Errr, Putin broke the agreement right after it was signed! The Minsk Agreements are a basis for political resolution of the conflict in Donbas. They have been violated by the Russian Federation on a regular basis. Point 10, for example, calls for the withdrawal of all foreign armed formations and military equipment from the two disputed regions, Donetsk and Luhansk: Ukraine says this refers to forces from Russia, but Moscow denies it has any forces there. (Later Putin admitted there were russian forces.) Signing of the first documents in September 2014 followed direct incursion of the Russian regular troops in Donbas and intense hostilities near the city of Ilovaysk — the place of one of the most shameful crimes, committed by the Russian Army in Donbas. At least 366 Ukrainian servicemen were killed and 429 were wounded there while leaving the city in the so-called “green corridor” under the guarantees of commanders of Russian troops. In violation of the Minsk Memorandum, Russian troops and Russia-backed illegal armed formations seized 8 pieces of land 1696 km² in area, which had to be on the Ukrainian government-controlled territory according to the line of contact, defined by the Memorandum. Debaltseve is one of the most telling examples of how Russia violates the Minsk Agreements. Combined Russian-terrorist forces attacked and seized the city and the outskirts on 16–18 February 2015, immediately after the Minsk Package of measures, establishing the comprehensive ceasefire since 15 February, had been signed.
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  16.  herbertfuchs3599  You are lying your teeth off! This isn't even the official Russian reason. 1. LOL, "Carefully expected". Russia has NEVER presented any proof of explosives on the grain ships. The reason (at least the official one) Putin wouldn't expand the deal, is he demanded the economic sanctions to be lifted. 2. Over 33 million tonnes of grain and other foodstuffs have been exported via the Black Sea Grain Initiative. 64% of the wheat exported through the Black Sea Grain Initiative reached developing countries. Maize is exported almost equally to developed and developing countries. The UN World Food Programme (WFP – the largest humanitarian organisation in the world) is also shipping wheat from Black Sea ports. Before the war, the programme bought half of its grain stock from Ukraine. Since the start of the initiative in August 2022 over 725 000 tonnes of wheat have left Ukrainian ports to Ethiopia, Yemen, Afghanistan, Sudan, Somalia, Kenya and Djibouti. The reason for the neighboring countries import restrictions are the fact that it is hard to SHIP out grain from Ukraine. Therefore most of the grain to Europe is by road, and the neighboring countries were flooded with grain. Then the local farmers got problems. As you can see, Europe has no problem getting grain, but to get to farther away countries, they need to go by ships. Now Putin put an end to that. The result is that farther (and poorer) countries either don't get grain, or it's much more expensive. Don't forget to say "thank you, Putin"! What a filthy hypocrisy !
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  17. Maybe you should see your doctor more often?
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  18.  @5666-r4n  I know it didn't make any sense to you. That's why you should see your doctor more often!
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  19.  @5666-r4n  Are you talking about Russia 3-day war??🤣 If I'm not mistaken, now we are 570 days into the war.
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  20.  @5666-r4n  Without the help from China, India, North Korea and some others, Russia would be finished by now. But, so what??
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  21. Patrickcerta 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  22. There are many that comments without listen to what Zelensky said. I don't know why it is so hard to read what he actually said. Maybe you guys are confused by the word "civilised"? You don't know the meaning of it? Zelensky said: "Now it is important that European unity works bilarerally - with our neighbours. We need our neighbours to support Ukraine in times of war. Europe always wins when agreements work and promises are kept. And if neighbours decisions are not neighbourly, Ukraine will respond in a CIVILISED way."
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  23.  @davahthro8250  But you believe everything that's fabricated about him? Who's the clown then, clown!
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  24.  @Aaryavartah  They have true friends, even if they are tested. just like you said! Putin doesn't want peace, he wants Ukraine!
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  25. "grain terrorist"? Do you mean Putin?
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  26. I'm western and I don't react to this. If any reaction, it's positive! Can you point out what was wrong, Zelensky said this: " Now it is important that European unity works bilarerally - with our neighbours. We need our neighbours to support Ukraine in times of war. Europe always wins when agreements work and promises are kept. And if neighbours decisions are not neighbourly, Ukraine will respond in a CIVILISED way."
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  27. Repeat after me: Ru-ZZ-ia!
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  28. How come?
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  29.  @darkcloud5830  Not supported, supports! I understood him because I didn't believe HT's headline, but saw the whole video. It is also an excellent tip for you.
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  30. It's trade, why is that a blackmail??
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  31. How did they come to that conclusion?
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  32. Why is he responsible for that? Why don't you ask why Putin is still alive??
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  33.  herbertfuchs3599  You are lying your teeth off! This isn't even the official Russian reason. 1. LOL, "Carefully expected". Russia has NEVER presented any proof of explosives on the grain ships. The reason (at least the official one) Putin wouldn't expand the deal, is he demanded the economic sanctions to be lifted. 2. Over 33 million tonnes of grain and other foodstuffs have been exported via the Black Sea Grain Initiative. 64% of the wheat exported through the Black Sea Grain Initiative reached developing countries. Maize is exported almost equally to developed and developing countries. The UN World Food Programme (WFP – the largest humanitarian organisation in the world) is also shipping wheat from Black Sea ports. Before the war, the programme bought half of its grain stock from Ukraine. Since the start of the initiative in August 2022 over 725 000 tonnes of wheat have left Ukrainian ports to Ethiopia, Yemen, Afghanistan, Sudan, Somalia, Kenya and Djibouti. The reason for the neighboring countries import restrictions are the fact that it is hard to SHIP out grain from Ukraine. Therefore most of the grain to Europe is by road, and the neighboring countries were flooded with grain. Then the local farmers got problems. As you can see, Europe has no problem getting grain, but to get to farther away countries, they need to go by ships. Now Putin put an end to that. The result is that farther (and poorer) countries either don't get grain, or it's much more expensive. Don't forget to say "thank you, Putin"! What a filthy hypocrisy !
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  34. Comply what?
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  35.  @ajayji-ce2mk  Congratulations, you managed to name two Western media!🤭 But my point is, you don't have to believe them, just watch the whole video.
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  36.  herbertfuchs3599  You are lying your teeth off! This isn't even the official Russian reason. 1. LOL, "Carefully expected". Russia has NEVER presented any proof of explosives on the grain ships. The reason (at least the official one) Putin wouldn't expand the deal, is he demanded the economic sanctions to be lifted. 2. Over 33 million tonnes of grain and other foodstuffs have been exported via the Black Sea Grain Initiative. 64% of the wheat exported through the Black Sea Grain Initiative reached developing countries. Maize is exported almost equally to developed and developing countries. The UN World Food Programme (WFP – the largest humanitarian organisation in the world) is also shipping wheat from Black Sea ports. Before the war, the programme bought half of its grain stock from Ukraine. Since the start of the initiative in August 2022 over 725 000 tonnes of wheat have left Ukrainian ports to Ethiopia, Yemen, Afghanistan, Sudan, Somalia, Kenya and Djibouti. The reason for the neighboring countries import restrictions are the fact that it is hard to SHIP out grain from Ukraine. Therefore most of the grain to Europe is by road, and the neighboring countries were flooded with grain. Then the local farmers got problems. As you can see, Europe has no problem getting grain, but to get to farther away countries, they need to go by ships. Now Putin put an end to that. The result is that farther (and poorer) countries either don't get grain, or it's much more expensive. Don't forget to say "thank you, Putin"! What a filthy hypocrisy !
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  37. LOL, you are only reading the headline again I see!
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  38.  herbertfuchs3599  You are lying your teeth off! This isn't even the official Russian reason. 1. LOL, "Carefully expected". Russia has NEVER presented any proof of explosives on the grain ships. The reason (at least the official one) Putin wouldn't expand the deal, is he demanded the economic sanctions to be lifted. 2. Over 33 million tonnes of grain and other foodstuffs have been exported via the Black Sea Grain Initiative. 64% of the wheat exported through the Black Sea Grain Initiative reached developing countries. Maize is exported almost equally to developed and developing countries. The UN World Food Programme (WFP – the largest humanitarian organisation in the world) is also shipping wheat from Black Sea ports. Before the war, the programme bought half of its grain stock from Ukraine. Since the start of the initiative in August 2022 over 725 000 tonnes of wheat have left Ukrainian ports to Ethiopia, Yemen, Afghanistan, Sudan, Somalia, Kenya and Djibouti. The reason for the neighboring countries import restrictions are the fact that it is hard to SHIP out grain from Ukraine. Therefore most of the grain to Europe is by road, and the neighboring countries were flooded with grain. Then the local farmers got problems. As you can see, Europe has no problem getting grain, but to get to farther away countries, they need to go by ships. Now Putin put an end to that. The result is that farther (and poorer) countries either don't get grain, or it's much more expensive. Don't forget to say "thank you, Putin"! What a filthy hypocrisy !
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  39. What is bullying in this, and what is the threat for entire Europe? Zelensky said: "Now it is important that European unity works bilarerally - with our neighbours. We need our neighbours to support Ukraine in times of war. Europe always wins when agreements work and promises are kept. And if neighbours decisions are not neighbourly, Ukraine will respond in a CIVILISED way."
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  40. Putin has all the blood on his hand!
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  41.  herbertfuchs3599  You are lying your teeth off! This isn't even the official Russian reason. 1. LOL, "Carefully expected". Russia has NEVER presented any proof of explosives on the grain ships. The reason (at least the official one) Putin wouldn't expand the deal, is he demanded the economic sanctions to be lifted. 2. Over 33 million tonnes of grain and other foodstuffs have been exported via the Black Sea Grain Initiative. 64% of the wheat exported through the Black Sea Grain Initiative reached developing countries. Maize is exported almost equally to developed and developing countries. The UN World Food Programme (WFP – the largest humanitarian organisation in the world) is also shipping wheat from Black Sea ports. Before the war, the programme bought half of its grain stock from Ukraine. Since the start of the initiative in August 2022 over 725 000 tonnes of wheat have left Ukrainian ports to Ethiopia, Yemen, Afghanistan, Sudan, Somalia, Kenya and Djibouti. The reason for the neighboring countries import restrictions are the fact that it is hard to SHIP out grain from Ukraine. Therefore most of the grain to Europe is by road, and the neighboring countries were flooded with grain. Then the local farmers got problems. As you can see, Europe has no problem getting grain, but to get to farther away countries, they need to go by ships. Now Putin put an end to that. The result is that farther (and poorer) countries either don't get grain, or it's much more expensive. Don't forget to say "thank you, Putin"! What a filthy hypocrisy !
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  42. Has he threatened EU?
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  43.  herbertfuchs3599  You are lying your teeth off! This isn't even the official Russian reason. 1. LOL, "Carefully expected". Russia has NEVER presented any proof of explosives on the grain ships. The reason (at least the official one) Putin wouldn't expand the deal, is he demanded the economic sanctions to be lifted. 2. Over 33 million tonnes of grain and other foodstuffs have been exported via the Black Sea Grain Initiative. 64% of the wheat exported through the Black Sea Grain Initiative reached developing countries. Maize is exported almost equally to developed and developing countries. The UN World Food Programme (WFP – the largest humanitarian organisation in the world) is also shipping wheat from Black Sea ports. Before the war, the programme bought half of its grain stock from Ukraine. Since the start of the initiative in August 2022 over 725 000 tonnes of wheat have left Ukrainian ports to Ethiopia, Yemen, Afghanistan, Sudan, Somalia, Kenya and Djibouti. The reason for the neighboring countries import restrictions are the fact that it is hard to SHIP out grain from Ukraine. Therefore most of the grain to Europe is by road, and the neighboring countries were flooded with grain. Then the local farmers got problems. As you can see, Europe has no problem getting grain, but to get to farther away countries, they need to go by ships. Now Putin put an end to that. The result is that farther (and poorer) countries either don't get grain, or it's much more expensive. Don't forget to say "thank you, Putin"! What a filthy hypocrisy !
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  44.  @BillWoodhouse-sk2ix  He wasn't only an actor. He actually has a law degree. What friends does he want to ban?
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  45. "Crusade AGAINST Moscow"?? You are kidding, right? Russia has invaded another sovereign country with the sole reason that Putin wants to re-establish the Soviet Union. Period!
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  46.  herbertfuchs3599  You are lying your teeth off! This isn't even the official Russian reason. 1. LOL, "Carefully expected". Russia has NEVER presented any proof of explosives on the grain ships. The reason (at least the official one) Putin wouldn't expand the deal, is he demanded the economic sanctions to be lifted. 2. Over 33 million tonnes of grain and other foodstuffs have been exported via the Black Sea Grain Initiative. 64% of the wheat exported through the Black Sea Grain Initiative reached developing countries. Maize is exported almost equally to developed and developing countries. The UN World Food Programme (WFP – the largest humanitarian organisation in the world) is also shipping wheat from Black Sea ports. Before the war, the programme bought half of its grain stock from Ukraine. Since the start of the initiative in August 2022 over 725 000 tonnes of wheat have left Ukrainian ports to Ethiopia, Yemen, Afghanistan, Sudan, Somalia, Kenya and Djibouti. The reason for the neighboring countries import restrictions are the fact that it is hard to SHIP out grain from Ukraine. Therefore most of the grain to Europe is by road, and the neighboring countries were flooded with grain. Then the local farmers got problems. As you can see, Europe has no problem getting grain, but to get to farther away countries, they need to go by ships. Now Putin put an end to that. The result is that farther (and poorer) countries either don't get grain, or it's much more expensive. Don't forget to say "thank you, Putin"! What a filthy hypocrisy !
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  47. Putin has threatened Europe for a long time now. But relax, he can do nothing!
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  48.  herbertfuchs3599  You are lying your teeth off! This isn't even the official Russian reason. 1. LOL, "Carefully expected". Russia has NEVER presented any proof of explosives on the grain ships. The reason (at least the official one) Putin wouldn't expand the deal, is he demanded the economic sanctions to be lifted. 2. Over 33 million tonnes of grain and other foodstuffs have been exported via the Black Sea Grain Initiative. 64% of the wheat exported through the Black Sea Grain Initiative reached developing countries. Maize is exported almost equally to developed and developing countries. The UN World Food Programme (WFP – the largest humanitarian organisation in the world) is also shipping wheat from Black Sea ports. Before the war, the programme bought half of its grain stock from Ukraine. Since the start of the initiative in August 2022 over 725 000 tonnes of wheat have left Ukrainian ports to Ethiopia, Yemen, Afghanistan, Sudan, Somalia, Kenya and Djibouti. The reason for the neighboring countries import restrictions are the fact that it is hard to SHIP out grain from Ukraine. Therefore most of the grain to Europe is by road, and the neighboring countries were flooded with grain. Then the local farmers got problems. As you can see, Europe has no problem getting grain, but to get to farther away countries, they need to go by ships. Now Putin put an end to that. The result is that farther (and poorer) countries either don't get grain, or it's much more expensive. Don't forget to say "thank you, Putin"! What a filthy hypocrisy !
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