Comments by "" (@Hand-in-Shot_Productions) on "Russian Reacts to COUP IN RUSSIA 🇷🇺 (it failed)" video.

  1. Thanks for introducing this term to me! Apparently, this term was used in internet slang to refer to the so-called "special military operation in Ukraine", but it just as easily applies to the Wagnerite rebellion!
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  2. I learned a new term from this comment! I think I might begin using the English version of this, since I think we English-speakers could use a saying for this. Thanks for the comment!
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  3. I've observed this coup from a safe distance, while it was happening, and I find this video quite informative! I would agree with your statement at 12:33 that you are "sort of glad that it ended". After all, these men wound up in large Rostov-on-Don, the almost-equally-sized Voronezh, past Yefremov (which, on a slightly off-topic note, I recognized as home to a famous young girl who made an anti-war drawing, as Roman mentioned in his censorship video, and I mentioned in a more recent video), and as far as Kashira (in Moscow Oblast)... all as part of an argument on how to run a war of aggression! Hence, I opposed both sides to this coup, and I instead support those who, under white-blue-white flags or other such banners, actually want to end this war. Thanks for the video!
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  4. Indeed! I haven't even played Call of Duty, yet this is appropriate to play here!
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  5. I laughed at that too!
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  6. I'm not sure if that's a reassurance, but either way, thanks for the information!
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  7. Nice contrast!
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  8.  @afterburner9209  Good point! As controversial as Blackwater is, I would not be as afraid of deliverymen as I would be of those men that fought in Bakhmut and (now) Rostov-on-Don!
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  9. This is a good summary!
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  10. I enjoyed this video, too!
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  11.  @arkadius228  I can see your point. In fact, your reply reminds me of the "backhanded complement" that Roman discussed in a certain other video recently.
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  12. "Special military disagreement operation" is a good name for this!
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  13. Indeed! First, we see mercenaries rebel against the Russian ministry of defense over how to fight a war of aggression... then the president of Belarus suddenly brings it to an end!
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  14. After all the things that's been going on over the last few days, I'd understand why they would have a popcorn shortage! ;) I'm hoping my homeland can supply more popcorn for them... if we Americans don't eat them all first, waiting for the next uprising!
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  15. That's a good summary of the degradation of the image of the Russian military!
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  16. Glory to the Heroes!
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  17. Good summary!
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  18. Indeed! Zack the Russian, another YouTuber I watch, kept pronouncing the P!
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  19. As do I!
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  20. Indeed! First, Prigozhin turns against the Russian military, then Lukashenko, of all people, suddenly ends this!
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  21. Indeed!
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  22. Who knows? Maybe! Whereas Hitler needed to create the "Rohm putsch" to purge the SA, Prigozhin gave Putin an actual coup!
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  23. Agreed! The rioters on 1/6 can barely enter a building, while the Wagnerites managed to take control of a string of land that's several oblasts long! That was quite a serious situation!
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  24. Good question!
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  25. That's quite an applicable metaphor!
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  26.  @marocat4749  Good question! Either he was against this "fake war" (a sudden change of heart?), or he was simply trying to attack the regulars, with words as well as with weapons? Either way, he was right in saying that the war was based on lies!
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  27. That would explain things! I'm thinking Luka may need some extra help keeping his seat in Minsk!
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