Comments by "BigPacThatsEazyE" (@bigpacthatseazye3462) on "Odesa attack: Ukraine accuses Russia of intentional strike on key Black Sea grain port" video.

Not surprising at all
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@@simonahristovskaLOL you forgot to include Russian material and supplies and training, but sure keep with that narrative😂 what happened in kyiv and kherson?
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@chaz000006 Oh yeah, sure they did. Not like they wanted the war to end against a much bigger superpower 🤣 get a hold of yourself m8
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@theangrycanuck8331 Sure it’s a slow counteroffensive, but they weren’t retreating as quick as Russia was this time last year😂😮‍💨
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@chaz000006 You, are you okay? Can you read?
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@chaz000006 Hundreds of thousands? And where did you get those numbers pal? And a South African delegation, the same country that is a member of BRICS and not refuses to condemn the invasion, but also doesn’t publicly support (same pathetic line taken from China and Iran?), yeah that’s not credible buddy, just as credible as Crimea’s “referendum”.
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@chaz000006 That was no peace agreement, do you not even know what it entailed? A complete surrender of all territory lost. And idk, but Russia is hurting pretty bad with this conflict; resorting to hiring convicts, mass mobilizing (even as a much bigger country and in the offensive), losing more than a third of their materiale, over 90% of receiving account as sanctions are finally taking a toll on Russia’s singular economy, and a continually falling birth rate and high mortality rate🤣
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@chaz000006 Ah, so you even admit you don’t know the details of the peace agreement but just go along with it because the south african delegation was shown it? that just hurts your own argument🤣 again, where do you get those numbers? don’t avoid the question. & no it is not, have the seen the russian rouble the past year? have you seen the Russia’s current accounts and oil revenues? where are your numbers to back such ludicrous statements?
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@chaz000006 first of all, they have worked. you folks just choose to ignore their impact because it took over a year for their impact to actually hit due to Russia’s ability to sell off assets and pay itself using oil revenues. secondly, wdym growing stronger militarily? by what metric? they are losing materiale faster than they can replace it, they’ll need to enact a war economy over a war they started 😂. but hey kid, keep making up statements without any factual backing if it helps you sleep at night
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@chaz000006 It has dropped significantly. Also, you’re confusing “the economy” with GDP, which is forecasted to grow for only this year but return to its 0.8% contraction it has experienced last year in 2024. Further forecasted is a wider budget deficit, and a smaller account current account surplus. That big surplus and avoidance of sanction hits in 2022 was not because of a strong economy, but a sharp decrease in overall imports and expanding oil revenues (which has since fallen) with China, so don’t kid yourself.
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@chaz000006 The ruble is down around 10% year-to-date, being the third worst performing currency around the globe, and Russia has very good reason to not provide details on oil production. You have yet to actually acknowledge the other points I made in the previous comments. It doesn’t impact me what really happens to Ukraine, but to think Russia is alright and the victim in this conflict is laughable … what happened to NATO narratives? No comment made on Sweden and Finland? What about the early “N**i” regime narrative?
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