Comments by "James Reefe" (@jpr1370) on "Kanal13" channel.

  1. Belarus invading Ukraine guarantees Luchashenko is gone. Guaranteed.
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  2. with this success - you'd think Ukraine would try to repeat it. Often. Everywhere.
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  3. Europe is far too slow providing support to Ukraine military. The lethargy is in a word - bizarre.
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  4. If this is real - it is big news.
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  5. No putin, no dugin no war - much peace and prosperity. Globally.
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  6. Need to update the wikipedia page with the new info. How many North Koreans will Kim sacrifice rio putin's war for no reason?
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  7. putin is in a bigger mess
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  8. There shouldn't be an intact oil storage tank in occupied Ukraine - anywhere.
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  9. I guess Ukraine will simply - drive around the trench.
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  10. Kursk People Republic - a member of the EU.
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  11. why did it take Ukraine 2.5 years to figure this out? Lay waste to russia oil infrastructure within 600 km of the Ukraine border. Why not?
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  12. now is one of the moments for the people to rise up. a rare opportunity.
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  13. russia does not surpass NATO in any component. So while it appears Ukraine has a disadvantage - it doesn't.
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  14. the natives are - restless.
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  15. 2.5 years ago - who saw it coming. Certainly not putin. Not Al dugin.
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  16. Time for Ukraine to retake - Bhakmut.
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  17. All Power to the people. putin Serv es at the pleasure of the russia people - when they no longer find pleasure - he no longer serves. No sure where putin could exile? Hjell?
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  18. Obviously.
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  19. You mean like 650K russians?
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  20. Russia fired missiles worth 1.3 billion US dollars to Ukraine in a day - and bought the russian precious little with it.
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  21. why didn't this happen 2.5 years ago?
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  22. Why are russia leaving Crimea? There is no fighting in the south. russia is concentrating on the north.
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  23. there is a lesson there for the US Pentagon. Right?
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  24.  @glintongordon6811  No. You don't need "Proof".
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  25. I am surprised there is a fuel depot in russia within 500 km of Ukraine - that is still intact.
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  26. russia turns out to be a paper tiger.
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  27. Bypass pockets of resistance. Keep moving
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  28. why did it take 2.5 year for Ukraine to hit this target?
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  29. Ukraine should challenge themselves. Can they set 4 major russia ammo depots alight in a single day. How about one single hour? How about inside of occupied Ukraine ? How about 6 in day? How about 12 in a day? Make it an even dozen. 12 major Ammo depot in a single day. Too boring? Mix it up. Make it a Smorgasbord. A combo of Oil depot and Ammo depot. How about a combo of oil depot ammo depot and airfields? I mean really - I just do not see Ukraine pursuing any stretch objects at all. Too narrow in the thought processes.
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  30. I don't get it. russians love London. They own half of Kensington. Why would they bomb their own places?
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  31. It is easy. Ukraine takes the russia playbook on Ukraine. Translates it into Ukrainian - then uses it on russia. See? Easy.
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  32. necessity in war is the mother of innovation and improvisation. Ukraine needs to be better at it than russia.
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  33.  @YanKikon-k9n  In August Ukraine invaded nuclear armed russia. What do you think Belarus is going to do? You think Luckshenko will do the deed - that putin is too fearful to do? Use a nuclear weapon? Pathetic.
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  34. in the war between the FSB and the Russia military - who wins?
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  35. that is the old dogma. That ended first week of August 2024. Ukraine set new rules for russia - and putin called it a "major provocation". Ukraine literally invaded nuclear armed russia and putin calls it - not a provocation. a Major Provocation. Bizarre.
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  36. When did it all go so wrong for russia? When putin came to power and skimmed - stole - $2.5 Trillion from the russian people? The day Germany dig Lenin out of a Swiss Bar and sent him back to russia to destroy russia to ge russia out of WWI? It worked. Obviously. All too well. I wonder if Germany had it all to do all over again - if they'da just left Lenin stewing in his own juices in that Swiss bar? Or does it go back further? The russia Peasant Era? Which is like most of its history. Does it go bad kto the Flash Dimitry. Actually ruled russia for a short time - until they caught on ti him, he jumped out of a second story window and broke his leg and when the Boyars caught up to him they quartered him burned up his body and and shot his remains from a cannon towards Poland from whence he came? Ouch. It kinda reminds one of Beria. They did a military trial of him and his junta, blew them all away,. Beria lasted another day, they executed him and then burned up his remains. IIt does end for putin, of course. That is the poetry of the human condition. Does potion go like Stalin. Slow. Or like some of the others. Running for his life or begging for his life? Burned up and his reamins fired from a cannon towards East Germany - from whence he came? With the russia national anthem playing in the background or some Tchaikovsky ? Pretty sure it ends with putin at The Hague - if he can last long enough to get there. Russia cut from the UN - pending reapplication for admission. Cause there is no USSR anymore. Russia relinquishes all nuclear weapons. Russia split into 15 or 17 separate countries. One in East Asia facing North Korea Mongolia and China. One in Central Asia facing Kazakstan. And 15 more west of that one. All to apply to the UN. Should be a slam dunk to get in - right?
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  37. Ukraine should go scorched Earth. Take as much land as they can a fast as they can as far as they can. Cut across from Komutovka to Oktyabr'skii Straight up like a laser beam to Bryansk. Seize rail lines. Send commands down rail lines as far as they can go wreaking havoc the whole way. Disruption teams. On the radio and internet. - call for locals to rise up for democracy and personal freedom inside Russia.
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  38.  @janisallinen2184  The support Ukraine gives to Europe and NATO is defense of the East Flank facing russia. And the value of that far exceeds anything Europe gave to Ukraine so far.
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  39. I don't think Luchashenko crossing the border can save putin at this point.
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  40. In the collective russian mind - there is a dawning realization that - russian lives matter. in the feudal syste,m - the life of the peasant was nothing. putin lives in the feudal system. But the democratization of russia means - the people of russia will decide the value of a russia life. - and putin as a relic of feudal russia and as a soviet relic - is in big trouble. Dangerously - behind the times.
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  41. Time is on Ukraine side. The day Harris is elected - putin is screwed. If putin can last that long.
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  42.  @robertgrey6101  Right. Not any where near the Ukraine border.
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  43. Repeat 1000x
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  44. It is like and Episode of "The Big Bang Theory."
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  45. I am surprised Modi would send people of India to die for putin in Ukraine. What is the value to Modi? Of India dead in Ukraine?
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  46.  @RicardoMartinez-oh9sq  Makes as much sense as putin's BS in Ukraine
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  47. if russia is really withdrawing - it is big news
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  48. why would anyone from India agree to go die in Ukraine - for putin? or Modi? I sure wouldn't.
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  49. Obviously
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  50.  @diegoflores9237  Yeah - a lot of internet trollage.
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