Comments by "D. San" (@DSan-kl2yc) on "Sky News" channel.

  1. Over throwing the government through force sounds like a pretty big election irregularity itself.
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  2. ​ @ajr1247  Russia has two cities. Two. Nothing else is particularly significant. That's a lot less targets for a lot more concentrated fire power to strike back.
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  3. " The moon reflected light from the sun and hit the Russians in the eyes because of swamp gas and that's why Russia's temper tantrum wasn't their fault "
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  4. ​ @maryginger4877  They didn't. Most in the Azov were from donbas for example. Nor did they want to move any of the population. They were against a junta controlled by Moscow, that was trying to take over their territory.
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  5. Nothing probably. They just don't care.
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  6. ​ @Hereford1642  Ukranians are getting therapy even during the war at times.
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  7. It's not that hamas has moral ground. It's that Israel doesn't have any either. Israel was doing this before Hamas existed.
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  8. By not doing anything about Israel as well
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  9. ​ @Robert-xy4xi  it was Putin who rejected the premise when the invasion started.
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  10. When something is that ostentatious, it looks like a lie. It's literally a blaring sign that something might not be true.
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  11.  @braveheart4603  how is it Ukraine's fault that Russia invaded them? Nonsense. Like saying all the countries invaded by Germany were at fault in WW2.
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  12.  @suzyrottencrotch5132  nope
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  13.  @ABanRocks  Putin doesn't have support. He has indifference. That's not the same thing. Putin has very little support.
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  14. By losing? Yea
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  15. ​ @Robert-xy4xi  there's nothing to talk about. Russia wants to say that they won by keeping Ukraine's lands. Ukraine isn't keeping Russia in Ukraine.
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  16. ​ @Ridethebomb777  Not they. Stop trying to act like Russia isn't solely responsible for every life lost. Russian and Ukranian.
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  17. @Diablo Montana so inaccurate. It wasn't a far right but pro democracy, and a shift to EU standards. Ukraine has been trying to shift their country to EU standards and that's why they have higher freedom index's and less corruption than Russia. It enjoyed popular support. And the US had nothing to do with the protests. They had a conversation about where to give their support, and that's about it. None of which affected Russia. Other than they rejected how far their puppet was willing to override democracy. The donbas was Russia too. And it happened after Crimea.
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  18.  @dh3061  yea but even they wouldn't want a war with China. Only way this war happens if china gets impatient. But they gave two decades. So hopefully china changes in that time and everything remains amicable.
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  19.  @actualfacts1055  that's what anyone would want. Best case scenario they push them out so Russia won't have to worry about it.
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  20. ​ @Chuck_N0rris  they've already been in the process. So they're already in the pipeline. But yeah.
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  21.  @tomstedford4144  No one stole Kosovo. Just like no one stole Montenegro.
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  22.  @duncansmith7562  this guy calling north Korea a reliable ally
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  23. Scaremongering with racial crap
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  24. ​ @Take_Me_Back_To_The_1980s  Hating without justification That's something
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  25. It'd be nice if Russia realized the futility of this
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  26. India and Brazil need to step up if they care about world peace and stop letting a dictator invade democratic countries.
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  27.  @mariaadelecagna3540  He had no right to invade.
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  28. Their offensive lost momentum recently. That's pretty undeniable.
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  29. Beautiful
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  30.  @ashlily3372  they did and it wasn't . That's why it fell apart. Russia and it's proxies wouldn't honor them.
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  31. ​ @r-uu2qi  Russia wouldn't agree to leave.
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  32. ​ @yunowot  "West". There's nothing to absolve. Other Europeans countries did nothing bad to Ukraine. Russia did. A bunch of European countries teaming up for an alliance or EU, and another European country joining is no excuse for Russia or another European or Asian country to invade.
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  33.  @spartanpb4442  simple. It wasn't. It was fighting the destabilization efforts of Russia. But even that fight cooled down.
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  34. ​ @gustaafpeeters6173  like Swiss cheese
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  35. ​ @user-nr4zn8ib7j  pleading.
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  36. Cause they're actually are half way across the world. And it helps their allies have nuclear capability without needing to develop nuclear arms.
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  37. ​ @MohamedAhmed-cz8mo  there's literally rules though.
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  38. ​ @truth1844  those guys were motivated
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  39.  @vladik2097  listened to the state controlled, sponsored Russian, one sided narrative? A lot of countries news is honest, balanced. And plenty are independent.
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  40.  @Raven-ph4uh  that's what I said
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  41.  @HuplesCat  a buffer zone or NATO or U.S peace keeping.
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  42. ​ @rightherethereeverywhere  they are not. They're just taking whoever. They took a journalist.
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  43.  @YesItsReallyKeith  she really might have. Doesn't mean it's true. But that's how pro Putin people think
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  44. "they captured more territory than Russia did last year"
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  45.  @samos343guiltyspark  it's Ukraine's winter. The fight is in Ukraine. Damn Russia stealing is in everything Ukranian. Even stealing their winter.
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  46.  @samos343guiltyspark  That it's Ukraine and their winter. Makes no sense it would provide Russia with any extra benefit purely on that. Whether it benefits Russia will be based on supplies and the context of what each army is trying to do. This is not Napoleon or Hitler invading Russia. This is Russia invading Ukraine.
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  47. He didn't say that here. It wouldn't make sense to say that since Russia invaded. But where did he say that? I couldn't find it.
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  48. Everyone has pushed for peace. Countries have sanctioned Russia because Russia doesn't want peace. Giving Ukraine weapons is also a push for peace.
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  49. And some will fall for propaganda
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  50.  @suzyrottencrotch5132  Ukraine isn't trying to take Russian land at all.
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