Comments by "Lars Ronæs" (@larsrons7937) on "What will Russia do when Ukraine gets more weapons?" video.

  1. Thank you Anders. On this one I agree with you all the way. It was exactly what I've been saying for a quite time myself. Now we all need to help Ukraine with all the tools the need to defeat russia and liberate their country.
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  2.  @thehappyclam3942  Mostly military equipment I guess, air defense and long range capabilities f.ex. But also whatever civilian stuff that would help keep their country going well while fighting.
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  3. Is the weather still cold in Saint Putinsburg? Does the troll factory still pay good salaries and give exemptions from conscription?
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  4. It's amazing to see the ruzzian bots and occasional troll trying to do damage control. [Edit] Typical comments from ruzzian bots are: Short sentences, nonsense content, heavy use of emojis, 'western' sounding or stupid names. All their user accounts are earlier than late 2013, and the vast majority increasingly since after late 2021 (when ruzzia was preparing for the fullscale invasion). They tend to confuse words that are the same but with different meanings. F.ex. if the debate is about the "cruiser-turned-into-submarine" Moscow they will post a response about the city of Moscow.
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  5.  @DdiafwlL  Have you noticed how russia in a full year only was ably to take a single town, Bakhmut, and a few surrounding villages? And since then, over a year, again only was able to take a single town, Avdiivka, and a few surrounding villages? And Avdiivka only because Ukraine was out of ammunition. russia "won" a fight against defenders who weren't fighting back. Even if you expect the russians to be ably to continue these hilarious small gains it'll take them about 3,200 years to capture all of Ukraine - if you're optimistic and nothing new happens. Even the pressure on the Ukrainians has been the hardest (you call it "the frontline is crumbling " which is not correct), russia in over 7 months still haven't been able to take as much (actually very little) territory as Ukraine liberated in their last summer's 3½ months counter offensive that "failed". If that failed then russia has been failing twice as hard ever since, and is still failing simply by advancing so utterly slow. The truth is that since November 2022 NO side has had any real "advances" on the ground. There has only been the common minor fluctuance of the frontline. If you want to find real advances in the war you'll have to look at the naval war, the air war, and the strategic war. Not the land war.
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  6.  @martinskovpoulsen2736  Yes. The post bears several marks of a ruzzian bot baby not more than a year old.
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