Comments by "" (@Josh93B93) on "DW News" channel.

  1. Nice, a whole new logistics nightmare and 14 months of re training for these new vehicles to be combat effective.
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  2.  @nhatvu8800  But the west was happy to support the civilians of Donbas getting bombed, killed, raped, looted and only instigated further bloodshed. For 7 years. Not forcing to end support to Ukraine unless Zelensky lifted the ban on opposition parties, ended military offensives in the donbas, removed the dam blocking fresh water to Crimea (a violation of article 33 of the Geneva convention, see collective punishment) and ultimately adhering to the peace agreement signed between Ukraine, the DNR, LNR, Russia, France, and Germany, that was evil, but it generated billions in profits for General Dynamics and Raytheon, paid for with US tax dollars and Ukrainian blood. This is a war between two capitalist giants that are using Ukraine and the Donbas republics as proxies, western arms manufactures are profiting hand over fist from the arms transfers to Ukraine. As is Rostek and Izhvesk via its defence contracts with Russia. Putin is no saint, nor is Zelensky, or Biden, they are cut from the same cloth, and are weaponizing the proletariat against each other to serve their own ends, the civilian populaces of Ukraine, Russia, and the west, have nothing to gain from this conflict, point your finger at who is profiting from the bloodshed
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  3. ​ @polyglotinc how did that work out for the US? Ohh yeah, 58,000 dead and they lost anyways.
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  4.  @jeremygibbs7342 No, this was 7 years prior to Russia's intervention of Ukraine, poor attempt, try harder, its open sourced information available to the public.
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  5.  @TheStormtrooper00  exactly, like right sektor and Stephan Bandera.
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  6.  @TheisKrarupHansen  Ok, that's the military, and still very speculative, close to 70% of Ukraine's general population have no heat whatsoever this winter, This is a problem that Russia does not share the morale of the civilians populace is every bit as important as the morale of the troops in the field, so aye russia still has the advantage in a winter war.
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  7. From the Zapatista Autonomous Zone in Chiapas, Mexico, I'm not, they wanted this war. Slava Donbasu.
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  8.  @Daniel-jg8ff  you know who else was supported massively by NATO with logistics, intelligence, training and equipment? The Afghan National Army.
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  9.  @sushi_wolf  it's on the US and its puppet regime in Kiev more than it's on Russia.
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  10. Soledar is in Russian hands now.
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  11. You could have easily asked the same question of Kiev when they were targeting the civilian populace of Donetsks and Lugansk with Heavy artillery and cutting off water access to 7 million citizen even though that last one was a clear beach of the Geneva Convention, so, no, or this is just more western hypocracy regarding the conflict..
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  12.  @scienceisreligion5618  G7 already recognizes the Peoples Republic of China as a sovereign nation.
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  13. ​​ @luckylindy1776 Yet hasnt the west been saying these governments are in decline and would fall "any day now" for over 60 years? It's time to change the record.
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  14. Putin will be able to keep rotating new divisions into Ukraine long after The UAF have run out of draft age men, when it comes to troops in the field Ukraine has the advantage, but overall troop strength and reserves favor Russia by a factor of 10/1, rushing a strategy leads to great losses over a short period of time, Putin sees this as a waste, that's just how wars of attrition work.
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  15. "The need for solidarity in all democracies" Zelensky banning all opposition parties in Ukraine that have sought peaceful resolution of the conflict is neither a beacon of solidarity or democracy, these are tenants of an authoritarian regime.
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  16. Every dollar sent to prop up that tin pot dictatorship is a dollar better spent on america's 50 million citizens living in abject poverty. Ukraine is getting steamrolled either way.
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  17.  @erika-bp7xj  não isso foi por causa do trabalho do proletariado, lula só fez menos para oprimir e explorar os trabalhadores do que bolsonaro
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  18. @AJ which lost any importance after the 2014 coup overthrew the Ukrainian government that upheld the memandoram with Russia. (Context is importiant)
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  19.  @mirekslechta7161  Imagine if Russia rebuilt its installations in Cuba and constructed a naval base in Caracas? Clearly it's not a threat to America's security LMAO
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  20. Hmmm, so more escalation based on speculation and hyperbole, that's the american way I suppose,Ukraine isnt defending europe, they're dragging it into a war they ought not have anything to do with that was instigated by american strategist trying to increase western influence at the sake of Russia's, conflict had been raging for 7 years in Ukraine before russia intervened, so as far as I'm concerned Russia isnt the danger, they're just the opportunistic reactionary that wants to take advantage of a situation the west brought about
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  21. The people of Donbas will never submit to Kievs authority, with or without Russian support, and the international community will not support Ukraine genociding millions of russian speaking Ukrainians. слава донбассу 🖤💙❤
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  22.  @joshhencik1849  apparently they learned how to play capitalist proxy wars as well as the west, russias economy might be hurting but the oligarchs invested in sukhoi and Uralvagonzavod are making as good of profit margins as Raytheon and General Dynamics every new offensive that Ukraine throws just sells more arms contracts, clearly 1991 was a mistake, no russia is no better than the west., quick learners though.
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  23.  @TheRuthlessEAZY  the same problem that Cuba allying itself with the Warsaw Pact posed for the US, clearly.
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  24.  @lawrencekling8598  hopefully not, best case for Russia is proletarian revolution, same goes for Ukraine
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  25.  @TheRuthlessEAZY  why should Russia care about finnland joining NATO, they already lost the last two wars they fought against Russia, nor do they have the strength to threaten Murmansk, Ukraine joining nato is a strategic threat to russia as Sevastopol is Russia only port that isnt frozen year round
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  26.  @TheRuthlessEAZY and the other point your attempting to make isnt clear to me, I never said Russia was the US, the context both nations used is the same, so I was comparing apples to apples.
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  27.  @zhufortheimpaler4041  yes somehow up to 70 more fall on Ukraine every. single.. day...
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  28.  @vanessali1365  No, he's playing against uncle sam, zelensky is just another pawn on the board
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  29. Meanwhile Ukraine keep getting a free pass to use the grain corridor to attack russian ships, the grain deal is a one-sided farce being forced by NATO via Turkey.
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  30. Bandera would be proud of you, the Nuremberg tribunal committee, not so much.
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  31. ​ @SUBASHKUMAR-wz8zx the same UN body the doesnt recognize the US's illegal embargo of Cuba that continues irregardless?
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  32. ​ @TalibanAtrocities  yeah western funded coups and neofacsist gangs being incorporated into the armed forces tend to change peoples opinions.
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  33.  @ct6502c  Nope, and if I had to pick a slav name Dmitry would probably be my prefered choive, has more of a cheeki breeki ring to it 👌
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  34. I always said it's a war of attrition and the math doesnt care about politics, Ukraine was never going to win, they dont nor ever had the manpower, Russia does, case closed.
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  35. Theres no profit for Russia in destroying Ukraine as even a defeated Ukraine would have to be rebuilt by Russia, catchy headline though.
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  36. No worse than the coup junta or sham election that brought Poroshenko and Zelensky to power
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  37. ​ @ollifrank6255 claims are nothing more than claims without evidence, as correlation is not causation, accusations without evidence are considered baseless in any court.Without it dont expect much support over the next 6 years.
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  38. After reading the first 20 odd comments in this thread I've come to realize the west lives in Orwell's 1984, any questioning of the narrative or dissenting view can only come from "bots" or "orks" or which ever derogatory and dehumanizing term is popular, that independent though and analysis not accepted, that information must come purely from the interested party, regardless of how factual it might be, I'm no fan of Putin but christ almighty this thread is sickening to read while half of you shun the supposed values you espouse. This war is about profit, on both sides of the battle line, regardless of if the industry making the profit is General Dynamics or Uralvagonzavod, money machine still goes brrrrp with every new contract. The regime in Kiev is no more free or democratic than the regime in Kiev in 2013, new oligarchs with new patrons sure, the corruption is very much the same, I'm sure it wont even take a day for one of you clowns to call me out as an ork or botski or wtf ever you all come up with to dehumanize me, go ahead, my point still stands, your just reinforcing it.
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  39.  @nsevv  and those unarmed civilians the ukrainians barricaded into a the trade union building and burned alive in Odessa? It was on film, they murdered innocent men and women, they shot civilians as they tried to jump from the windows of the building, they werent separatist or terrorist, they were members of the Borotba party and journalist, and bystanders fleeing the neonazi football hooligans and the pro-coup police supporting them, they had the legal right to protest, and they were murdered for it, I'm not painting russia as the good guys, but dont pretend the the regime in Kiev is made up of saints that can do no wrong, dont hide their crimes just to justify a false narrative, they intentionally murdered civilians and never saw justice for doing so, these actions spurred the separatist movement much more than russia ever could, with that being said, there were thousands of dual citizens living in eastern Ukraine who were at risk of suffering the same fate as those in the Odessa massacre, russia had every bit as much of an obligation to protect its citizens as the americans had to protect its citizen in Grenada, and when it invaded panama to defend its interest in the region, and do remember, context is not justification, it just gives understanding to the reasoning and motives for the conflict, what russia did is by no means without precedent.
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  40.  @victory-ukraine  Remember Odessa. NYET PASARANSKIM FASCISTHAM
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  41.  @anthonyhulse1248  Ukrainian Rocket artillery that was operating in unison with Ukrainian army acting under the orders of then "President" Poroshenko, next your going to tell me that he was a russian plant..
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  42.  @seidenstickerj  It wasnt a western financed coup? Okay, so when Victoria Nuland gives $5 billion to far right extremist groups in your nation to oust the elected government, that hold new elections while alienating a third of the nation's population. This is a coup, it did stick, clearly. If you want to be blind to it, that's on you, not me. I already saw my friends in Odessa burned alive because they didnt support the coup, I lost friends at Debaltslavo because they refused to be subjugated by a series of puppet regimes, and after the massacres committed against protests of the coup in 2014, FULL FUGGIN AUTONOMY FOR DONBAS, nothing less would be acceptable.
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  43. ​ @goeast12  Aye and where are the Europeans going to go as hundreds of millions of people freeze this winter? Ask the US for help? they couldnt even keep the heat and lights on in Texas last winter LMAO
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  44. They're probably lead to an increase in S-500 production, and the proliferation continues.
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  45. ​ @mindaza0 Well, the US could end the sanctions, that would allow the economy to recover and curtail the migration crisis in the US to a marginal degree, given that sanctions have failed to topple or change the direction of the Venezuelan government or stopped the majority of the populace from supporting it, that would be the humane option to help the Venezuelan people.
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  46. ​ @IrrationalCharm because there wasnt a third of the population that was american that actively supported the US and they didnt share a land border with the US, ukraine screwed the pooch in both departments.
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  47.  @liammorris1018  yes just now it continues for the sake of profit, so, your point?
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  48.  @MerryXmasMfkrs  still has more international recognition as a sovereign state than Taiwan
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  49.  @zallyzally2698  Aye ukraine isnt fighting Wagner alone. how many troops are ther in the russian army that are available to reinforce the operation? It vastly outnumbers the soldiers in Ukraine's standing army, who are occupied at several fronts, not solely Bakhmut, the numbers dont lie, do the math, it doesnt add up to Ukraines favor, every operation is sapping Ukraine of men that cannot be replaced while russia burns through second line equipment and conscripts that can be replaced.
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  50.  @zallyzally2698  ohh, one last thing, "you will rush to the media and started commenting". Do tell, is that not what the comment section is for?
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