Comments by "aspinx" (@aspinx) on "news.com.au" channel.

@xii356 Serial number of that rocket is 91579 as it was shown in TG La7 news report. Earlier this month a missile with serial number 915611 was launched at Berdyansk, missile 915516 at Melitopol (both were intercepted by air defenses). It suggests there are from the same batch, possibly even same unit. Ballistics based on booster vs warhead explosion locations also show that it was launched from Ukrainian controlled territory.
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They got away with these things many times, that's why they keep doing it.
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Have you seen the videos of Ukraine's army parking their howitzers next to civilians buildings and inside of shopping malls? They never tell you this is part of the story, don't they?
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Dude, check Azov insignia. It's not a coincidence. These guys never hid their "view" and "heroes" and were acting accordingly over years. They disappeared lots of people over last few years.
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nato no-fly zone in Libya didn't go well for country. It used to be prosperous. Not anymore.
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@shogaal14 There were 460,000 casualties in Iraq war. Mariupol population is said to be around 400 000. Even if nobody fled (which is obviously not the case, even though azov was not letting people out) your statement just can't be true. Btw, casualties in Kherson, where there were no Azov thugs - 0.
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Too bad there would be no forensics and real perpetrators will get away with it. Again.
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@camarov8power319 and more weapon sales using the public's money. 2.5b spent already.
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not just civilians - they released convicts and gave them weapons too.
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War crimes were going on there for years. I wonder why media simply didn't care up until march. Just like they still don't care about 400 000 dead in 8 year long Yemen war which is still going.
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@KingM248 Who is "we" and where were you when Ukraine's regime was slaughtering their own citizens with artillery and not adhering to the unilaterally approved by UNSC agreement (resolution 2202) which Ukraine signed? Instead of coming to peace and offering protection to the part of their own nation, Ukraine officials called them "subhumans" to justify further killing and even passed laws to discriminate them further (e.g. stripping them of voting rights, banning use of their language, etc). All that with an ongoing military build-up in the East, suggesting for possible offensive operation. Is that what you call diplomacy?
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@marcblank3036 You do realize that it was still USSR in 1979, which Ukraine was a part of it? Also do you remember know who funded and weaponized Taliban so it will "make USSR bleed"?
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@rezarterindi US/Nato sure can attack and are planning to do that eventually. The only problem is possible retaliation strike which should not happen at all (achieved by moving the missiles closer, so there wouldn't be time to react) or neutralized/intercepted (that's what THAADs are for and they're also need to be as close as possible).
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@rezarterindi Same reasons like with all these other places - resources, money and more power.
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@rezarterindi They'll do in a blink of an eye if they know for sure they can get away with it. Otherwise, why would they actively build infrastructure for a fast decapitating strike and and antimissile systems to protect from the possible retaliation? They've even terminated the old treaties that were preventing such military build-up (both defensive and offensive).
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Russia's mod says "here are the corridors to evacuate and states exact timeframes and procedure". Nehammer says "we need to humanitarian corridors" as if they not offered. It's Syria story all over again. What's next? Chemical attack false flags from 2022 version of "mostly moderate rebels"?
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@carolirvine3367 When exactly was that? Are you sure it weren't "azov-defenders" trying to not to let their "human shield" get loose?
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@cann0708 You mean that "defensive" alliance that bombed Yugoslavia, Libya and Afghanistan into rubble? When exactly any of the destroyed countries attacked said defensive alliance?
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@goldiekoi935 Ukraine was shelling its own people for 8 years. Recently they shoot a missile at civilians evacuating from Kramatorsk train station, but that photo op didn't go well, because of an Italian journalist who accidentally filmed missile's serial number, which suggests that it was Ukrainian. There is similar evidence for Buccha too, but it's not as apparent, so they just gaslighted it with emotional bombs.
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@xii356 Are you suggesting that Kramatorsk strike didn't happen or La7 news report from the ground showed some fake rocket debris? You can google these serial numbers of Tochka-U missile, see what both sides are saying and think for yourself. Of course if haven't decided everything, regardless of the factual evidence.
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@xii356 I saw this argument - turned out to be some pro-Russian noname guys bragging on Twitter. Is there any other evidence that confirms it? Also, why would they proudly report a strike with a missile that they claim to have decommissioned years ago? Or do you think that they though the booster will magically "disappear" and no one will ever find it? Why would they use a cluster warhead (as reported by Ukrainians), designed for dealing damage to manpower, on an ammunition train? Booster always lands not too far from to the place of explosion.They are doing strikes on various military targets almost every day. How many of these strikes were done with Tochka-U and where are the debris to prove that Russia is still actively using these missiles?
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@angelopugliese6034 It it was against Russia, why did that say that those missiles in Romania were against Iran? If it's so peaceful, why did it bomb Yugoslavia, Lybia and Iraq into rubble? None of these countries attacked nato.
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@mikemhz Since you mentioned Aleppo, how is post-liberated Raqqah looking to you? You're sure know who turned that one into rubble, right? Both wouldn't happen if not for those "mostly-moderate-head-cutting-rebels". Need a reminder how these guys came about? Did pulling down Saddam's status worth it? As for the old Joe, I've recently seen an old video of him bragging that it was him who ordered to bomb bridges, hospitals, power plants and the rest of civilian infrastructure. His alleged non-apology (which I didn't see) does nothing for the destroyed country and hundreds of thousand dead civilians. It's a shame that a war criminal like him can not only avoid prosecution, but still remain in power and even accuse anyone of war crimes.
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@steveoc64 Yeah, real a democracy where TV channels are unlawfully closed, politicians are arrested with no charges or even offered for a "prisoner exchange" because their crime is not hating Russia strong enough.
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@rodolphedrolet6994 I doubt that investigation could ever incriminate itself.
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At least that guy "killed" covid.
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