Comments by "Jersey Shore Drone Services" (@jerseyshoredroneservices225) on "DW News" channel.

  1. Failed to mention that Russia has moved its fleet out of Sevastopol because they realize they're vulnerable. That's a very big deal. Imagine if Ukraine gets sub hunting uavs to counter the Kalibr cruise missiles that have been attacking apartment buildings and Odessa.
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  2. Regarding Germany's reluctance to provide Ukraine with the Taurus missile; I've been speculating that the main reason for the reluctance is that germany really has very few of them. After seeing this video I think my speculation was right on the money...
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  3. In a conventional war, NATO would beat Russia in a "weekend".
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  4. They don't have time to report on this because they're very busy trying to manipulate our own domestic politics rather than reporting news :-( Most of the US press has become a liberal activist...
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  5. I'd say that it is war, war used to commit genocide.
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  6. Lesia is outstanding. Very impressive.
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  7. Takes a world class hypocrite for a NATO country to say Ukraine should give in to Putin's demands. These countries should be grateful that Ukraine is fighting so hard to protect the rest of Europe from Russia and those NATO countries should provide Ukraine everything it needs to stop russia. France, Italy, Germany and the rest of them know that they have the unending support of the other NATO countries if Russia attacked them and they would never consider giving into Russia's demands for territory or anything else, but they suggest that Ukraine should? Ridiculous!
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  8. Eventually he'll have to. Looking forward to the day when after being missing for a while he's found with a single gunshot wound to his head and the gun in his hand
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  9. Germany enjoys a great distance between itself and russia. The man was right when he said they've become spoiled which explains why they've been freeloading on NATO, becoming dependent on Russian fue and haven't been as supportive as possible to ukraine. I'm pretty sure Poland supplied Russia with a lot of tanks so I don't understand where that excuse is coming from. From Google: Did Poland send tanks to Ukraine? Poland handed over PT-91 Twardy main battle tanks to Ukraine. This is yet another batch of military assistance to counter Russia's aggression. This was announced by Andrii Yermak, the Chief of Staff of the Office of the President. Tanks have already arrived in the country to strengthen the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The US has early model Abrams tanks that we would like to supply. Ukraine doesn't currently have the infrastructure to maintain them and I'm not sure if they have enough jet fuel on hand to run the turbine engines. Like fighter jets, this will be worked out over time but in the meantime our NATO allies with diesel fueled tanks in the region should be stepping up like Poland did.
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  10. Johannes claims that Germany can't do more because they barely have enough for their own military and NATO commitment. If they had been keeping up with their NATO commitment over the years and investing properly in their own military rather than freeloading off the backs of the United States and others we wouldn't be in this situation right now. Germany has been financing Russia's war effort through its refusal to find other sources of energy. I think Germany is the most counterproductive member of NATO... maybe we should put Ukraine into NATO instead of Germany. Germany has the luxury of some distance from the Russian border that Ukraine doesn't enjoy. They've been entirely selfish for a long time letting others protect Germany from Russia and that needs to change immediately.
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  11. Take it from an american, we have a big military with a lot of generals and they all have their own opinion. Half of them didn't give Ukraine any chance to resist Russia for a month. Retired Colonel Daniel Davis still says Ukraine won't last the first month...
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  12. Hey this gives me a great idea. I think I'll steal my neighbor's car, create a new title and license plates and say that I had a referendum and voted for it to be mine. Lol Russia is a joke RFLMAO
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  13. Russia gained a bunch of rubble and the low ground adjacent to the heavy guns atop the ridge across the river. Enjoy your stay... LOL
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  14. I'd like to see Ukraine with a fleet of subsea drones AKA torpedoes. it's easier to hit the Russians when they don't see it coming and can't shoot at it from the surface. In addition, give them sub hunting aircraft drones.
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  15. The professors not making a lot of sense. The damaged bridge had the greatest capacity of all the bridges so with that one unusable any other remaining Bridges will just be choke points and make easy targets of the forces trying to escape. About the Pontoon bridge: You just showed what Ukraine was able to do with the still reinforced concrete bridge. Can you imagine what the Pontoon bridge and everyone on it will look like after a few artillery rounds find it?
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  16. Ukraine has shown a lot of restraint. The time is nearing to start attacking cruise missile launch sites in Russia.
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  17. No it is not. Nobody wants one stinking meter of Russian territory.
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  18. 20:20 On the issue of cleansing Russian society, isn't this actually doing the opposite. Putin's biggest supporters are going to Ukraine to be killed while the Russians who don't support him so much are leaving the country. The people who have left can return but the dead ones cannot. I think it's cleansing Russian society in a way that's opposite of what Putin intended.
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  19. The Ukraine separatists are being used by putin. It's a typical tactic used by many politicians. Convince a group of people that they are discriminated and don't have any means to control their destiny. They'll actually work behind the scenes to create the discrimination and encourage dissent. Then they act as the Savior who has the solution to the problem. Really the only beneficiary of the whole situation is the one who created the problem in the first place. In this case that is Putin.
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  20. I haven't been able to finish the video yet but after watching about the first half I just have to say that The US is not far away. If Russia engages those European countries who are concerned, all of NATO will respond. NATO would defeat Russia in a week. What are you all so afraid of? The nukes? You think Putin wants to be the one to get himself and everybody in Moscow killed in a nuclear war that he can't win? Besides that, there was a lot of talk about negotiating. Negotiating just means giving Putin some kind of reward for all this death, misery and destruction that he's caused. Not a good idea as it would just encourage him to regroup and go again in the future. We've already seen what happens when a madman decides to attack Europe. We don't need to repeat that, we need to stop Putin in his tracks, now. Ukraine is willing and able to do the fighting For the rest of Europe, it just needs the weapons. What are you waiting for? When Putin rolls across your border will you be quick to negotiate? Sounds ridiculous when it's your border, doesn't it?
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