Comments by "Univeropa" (@univeropa3363) on "G7 leaders take aim at Russia and its allies | DW News" video.

Tell that America and Israel.
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@enigmaticzigfried7557 Don't pretend as if Israel is a victim, you are just ridiculing yourself. As for Russia, let's not pretend that America hasn't been pushing for this since 2008.
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The thieves in Italy should take a look at their popularity polls.
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@enigmaticzigfried7557 This happens when you don't watch the video before commenting.
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@enigmaticzigfried7557 Israel has systematically oppressed and abused the Palenstinians and America has overthrown the government in Ukraine to prepare for this war.
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@bonnie7898 "No man's land", as if no one (like the Arabs) lived there. No, the British decided to take land away from them to create Israel (cause they totally had the right, huh?), and now you are pretending that the Arabs are the aggressors and Israel the hapless victim.
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@enigmaticzigfried7557 Oh wonderful, you are picking a convenient start date and by doing so you ignore decades of build up and the US and Israeli guilt. By the way, Georgia started the war in 2008 after America told them they would definitely become part of NATO. You'd think that the US learnt something from that, but no, they changed the government of Ukraine in 2014 and apparently thought that Russia would take that lying down.
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@enigmaticzigfried7557 Shows what you know. These separatist movements go partially back to the Soviet Union, as in Abkhazia wanted to leave Georgia before Georgia even became independent. Cause guess what, the borders were drawn up by Soviet bureaucrats and not everyone was happy with them. These "occupation" forces in Transnistria and Georgia were sent out (even before Putin) to prevent ethnic cleansings of the pro-Russian sides.
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@enigmaticzigfried7557 At least you are admitting that there are exisiting grievances. Perhaps in the next step you will admit that it's not just Russia that does so.
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@enigmaticzigfried7557 Wonderful, and sometimes these issues turn murderous like in the post-Soviet states. See Georgia.
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@enigmaticzigfried7557 Yes, so?
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