Kremlin under strain as Ukraine finds weaknesses in Putin's regime

[@lancethrustworthy]

REMEMBER the murdered town of BUCHA

[@jefferyshute6641]

And Mariupol.

[@bl123-w8l]

eyewitnesses said it was Ukrainian troops that did bucha. They were wearing american equipment and Russia had already left.

[@jefferyshute6641]

​@@bl123-w8l You are spreading Kremlin propaganda. There is video evidence, forensic evidence and many eyewitness testimonies that prove it was Russian occupiers that committed the atrocities in Bucha. This has been well documented.

[@U-8800]

Ukraine poked the bear and are now playing victim 😂

[@pjhgerlach]

@@bl123-w8l Keep lying. We have documented evidence.

[@louisebean9428]

The Putin ship is going down 😂😂😂

[@matthewsill-ei5gf]

Yep, man, overboard 😂😂😂

[@Hayzzz657]

Since day 1 of putin America and it's allies had been saying that

[@Joe_1sr9]

The UK wanted to allow Ukraine the use of Storm Shadow long ago it was the US that vetoed it…Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@timothykrause2327]

It was only after Trump was elected. They couldn’t authorize attacks into Russia without MAGA support, for a war they’re up to their eyeballs in.

[@mos8541]

wait ... the UK didnt need USA permission ... ITS ON THE UK ITS THEIR FAULT STOP BLAMING THE US FOR UKS PUSSINESS

[@Joe_1sr9]

@ nonsense the UK absolutely did need the American permission to use GPS..!!! Get your facts right…..

[@timothykrause2327]

@@Joe_1sr9 There was going to be no use of any western equipment into Russia until after the election. MAGA believes the west is partially responsible for the war, and wouldn’t have supported it.

[@vincenta766]

@@mos8541 Pussiness. Didn't the UK supply tanks first.

[@Rutyos]

Timing is the cause of the war dragging out so long. The west should have given full support at the beginning, and the war would have been over a long time ago.

[@bradmodd7856]

Your moral judgement is not wrong, but it is out of touch with reality. You can't have morality without politics and practicalities and economic realities impacting upon it. Only in your head are you free to do that.

[@NOBS4theUSA]

GREED, slowed the war, and has perhaps lost it, allowing Putin/Russia to continue.F-Greed!!!

[@racooonito]

@@bradmodd7856 sad but true

[@irismccallum4466]

I agree, but NATO had to first see that Russia is not all powerful

[@deniselauzon8059]

Since Russia has North Korean troops fighting with Russians, Ukraine should be allowed to have troops from allied countries, on voluntarily basis.

[@mrjerzheel]

Nothing is stopping other countries sending troops to Ukraine, they are afraid of deaths and public backlash

[@QAYWSXEDCCXYDSAEWQ]

it already has

[@bobohare4825]

Ukraine can do whatever it wants to defend itself from foreign aggression.

[@tr7b410]

The international brigade=American/British/Brazilian & other English speaking countries are already fighting in Ukraine.

[@Hayzzz657]

Yeah they already did and it failed

[@MrMacavity]

Looking forward to seeing Pootin behind bars later. His crimes will not go unpunished.

[@U-8800]

In conclusion ... Send us more money 😂😂😂

[@GlennFarrow]

Unfortunately he will likely go unpunished. If he is punished at all it will be from within, and it will not involve a jail cell.

[@japspeedgirl6216]

@@GlennFarrowCompletely agree!

[@isopod666]

@U-8800 Ruzzian troll

[@matsgustafsson46]

Vladimir Putin is perhaps the worse seriel killer in our time. If you go back to before year 2000 its probably Josef Stalin 62 million killed or Mao Zedong somewhere between 35-60 millions.

[@ritterkreutztrager]

Additionally, if Ukraine and EU merrily "hold the line" the Russian economy could collapse entirely.... In the next 6-9 months.

[@johnjeffrey377]

Hope so, but Putin can probably manage Oligarchs money and rely on China & N Korea to prop him up for some time yet.

[@matthewsill-ei5gf]

@@ritterkreutztrager it already has over 100 rubles to the dollar is insane

[@franciscoceballospeniche9034]

Europe economy will collapse in 2-3 months. How could they "hold the line"?. Oh yes, with pensioners money.

[@U-8800]

@@matthewsill-ei5gf 1 dollar is 160 Japanese Yen. Russia is self sufficient country. They import small amount of electronics material from China. They don't need dollars for exchange.

[@GodwinGodfather]

​Check out Japanese yen the 4th biggest economy.

[@geoffreychadwick8230]

Zelenskyy is a leader and polititian, he also speaks very well in public, his heart is with the people of Ukraine. There may be others who think they could take over from him but i doubt it. In his shoes when the war broke out when offered a lift they would have taken it, he did not instead he asked for ammunition, that is bravery.

[@sojourn6697]

😂🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣Yeah yeah Geoff his heart is much with the people he’s just sacrificed the lives of over a half a million of them. Yep a true man of the people and you’re a funny guy.

[@ScottishAtheist]

​@@sojourn6697think you need to lay the blame at putins feet. But being honest and moral isnt what youre paid for. Carry on.

[@sojourn6697]

@@ScottishAtheist you talk about honesty and here you are chugging down the koolade of Times Radio.

[@YungKhalifa-o4n]

@@sojourn6697then say where they are wrong?

[@cheesescrust5399]

He asked for billions in US aid and what was it like 400 million we gave just went missing? He is a joke

[@grisall]

NATO was created to fight Russian aggression in Europe. Now that has happened NATO just reverted to navel gazing. What a disappointment.

[@helenrushful]

im not sure if destroying the Russian economy, its ability to trade, its currency, and destroying over 60% of its military hardware is navel gazing exactly. I think the fact is no one expected Putin to be so reckless.

[@renecaminada5867]

NATO will response when NATO members are attacked. NATO will not react / defend nations whom are not member! THAT'S the difference. NATO will defend Estland, Letland and Litouwen and Polen if Russia attacks them (because they are member).

[@CarolFoodie]

@@helenrushful last you trust is. Man

[@miteshghadi3146]

​@@renecaminada5867 That means EU money is going down the drain .

[@trevorroberts9584]

Watch Belarus in January, it might, just might, get very interesting.

[@AndrewHart-xn9yk]

Let's hope so Putin has to go Ideally out of a high window

[@GodwinGodfather]

Beralus doesn't want to be another Ukraine.

[@pjhgerlach]

They could apply for NATO membership... 😁

[@trevorroberts9584]

@pjhgerlach Well, yes, I suppose that they could, that is, if they get rid of Lukashenko and meet the entry requirements.

[@geoffreychadwick8230]

I agree that sanctions should be kept in force until all russian troops are withdrawn.

[@Awibrahor]

… and until all Ukrainian children abducted by the Russians have been returned home. … and until all Russian war criminals have been brought to justice.

[@undercrackers56]

I believe that sanctions should be kept in force until there are clear signs that Russia gives up it's imperialist aspirations and adopts a mutual non-aggressive relationship with the West.

[@cheryldraeger8801]

Ukraine is in my prayers.

[@viper_fan]

​@@petruflorintofoleanu5865Putler is a fascist.

[@foilhat1138]

@@petruflorintofoleanu5865 Take your meds.

[@dingotopruc9642]

@@petruflorintofoleanu5865 You cared too much about you old pal Nicolae?

[@petruflorintofoleanu5865]

@dingotopruc9642 I CARE ABOUT NICOLAE AND ROMANIA 🇷🇴 AS A SOVEREIGN COUNTRY NOT A COLONY OF ANTICHRIST WORSHIPERS

[@marzee8076]

Zelensky is a leader who was not deterred by Putin

[@AirB-101]

An excellent interview! Thank you to Mr. Tucker and Times Radio!

[@matthewsill-ei5gf]

This is what happens when you turn a 3 day war into a going on 4 year war 😂😂😂

[@GodwinGodfather]

War doesn't end in 3 days.

[@pjhgerlach]

You mean 10 years....

[@U-8800]

...remember when the us general made that claim🐷

[@pjhgerlach]

@@U-8800 .. Remember when the Russian attack plans we found near Kyiv? three day for Kyiv and a few weeks for the rest of Ukraine... 🤡

[@matthewsill-ei5gf]

@@GodwinGodfather accord to putin ot was going to

[@godsgod1677]

Who could possibly rival Zelensky?? I'm voting for him to be PM of the UK.

[@sumiland6445]

😄 there is no equal in UK, at least not in government!

[@attilamarics3374]

I mean zelensky isnt popular.

[@godsgod1677]

@@attilamarics3374 Who is he not popular with?

[@sumiland6445]

@attilamarics3374 he is representing all Ukrainians as his oath of office requires and he is doing so much more, not for popularity, but to save his country and all Ukrainians. He is unrivaled, his standards are unreproachable.

[@attilamarics3374]

@@sumiland6445 He is doing everyhting for popularity and representing his country would mean not sending them to die.

[@ritterkreutztrager]

If the US falls short or delays war material the the EU needs to put up where the US leaves off. The US has a 36+ Trillion dollar national debt and is close to having to pay 1 trillion/annum in interest alone. While no one wants war, Russia has declared war on the west and the EU should have brought urself up to a war-time footing in kind.

[@xxjonboy]

Yes. If necessary Europe must pay the US for the military aid.

[@luciendefalque7491]

i agree 100%

[@paulrutten6419]

@@xxjonboynope we should buy our own material in Europe, we should not invest in the US while Trump wants to threaten with tariffs and needs to understand that he is not the global leader, he is not even capable of managing a casino.

[@richard8503]

Nato started this with Russia, The unelected EU tries to remane iimportant but are impotent. Viva Russia Viva Putin.

[@harryw29]

The EU has given Ukraine more support than the US

[@Smartgran]

Disagree. Zelenskiyy wil not compromise. Why should he? He is not a coward.

[@berg8970]

@@petruflorintofoleanu5865 Hey look, another Russian brainwashed post.

[@poulpedersen359]

@@petruflorintofoleanu5865 you can babble all you want, rusia still loose in any imaginary way

[@Interglacial_optimist]

Maybe not but he certainly doesn't have the economy or the weapons manufacturing to hold his country. As far as leaders go , that's the measure of a good leader is to stand on your own as a country.

[@jackneuman5108]

​@@Interglacial_optimistlol and how many countries bordering Russia can stand against them "on their own" Like saying Canada or Mexico dont have good politicians because they wouldnt hold against US invasion 😂

[@govinda102000]

He shouldn't. And Trump wouldn't allow the EU to try to support Ukraine if Trump backs out. It's all about economic interests and who gets the benefits of a post Russia, Ukraine. Ukraine can prevail for it's liberty.

[@adamhof1234]

I love that all these conversations about Ukraine always lead to a talk of US support. Where are the German and French weapons? Spain, Italy, etc? How much should the US be expected to provide? Why is there never a conversation about European support for the war?

[@mos8541]

the great USA has been the worlds police FOR WAY TO FUKKN LONG...DEFEND YOURSELVES, PAY FOR YOUR OWN DEFENSE... jesus i wish we were isolationist again, FTW

[@frog252]

We the French have increased production of the CAESAR 155mm SP cannon by six times to twelve a month.

[@godsend2297]

Europe has given more than the USA.Look it up.

[@hans953]

To be fair, the US has never been a big fan of Europe building up its own defence industry, seeing it as competition to its own arms sales to NATO members and other countries around the world. If the European industry cannot scale up to meet Ukrainian demand, the US bears at least some responsibility for that, along with Europe itself for failing to cooperate and invest more heavily in defence.

[@CarolFoodie]

Right do.

[@IvaTaiwan-u8z]

Civil war broke out in UK 🇬🇧 already 😪😭😭

[@TheRIBLING]

How many putins are there? One is on attack the other thinks he's being attacked. 😂

[@krzysztofwasilewski2266]

Why didn’t European countries step in and efficiently deliver the weapons and ammunition to Ukraine when Congress blocked American military help for six months?

[@matthewsill-ei5gf]

Because Europe has been shrinking its army for the last 40 years we don't have the weapons

[@Hochspitz]

Because cheap Russian oil and gas was so attractive. Not to mention "The world is at peace" no need to fear Russia anymore, no need to spend huge amount of GDP on defence.

[@benjones4365]

It did not have the weapons to give. The European's gave all the useful weapons it did have.

[@paulfalke6227]

Many reasons: stupidity, cowardice, blackmailing, delusion, all the common politician illnesses.

[@GodwinGodfather]

Ukraine lacks manpower not weapons, Russia took the biggest territory in November despite us giving them tons of weapons.

[@erpthompsonqueen9130]

Thank you. Watching from Alaska. 🤔

[@russellspeed1693]

More last minute bedtime fantasies from Max. Fantastic

[@JurassicJX]

Merry Christmas to you all at Times radio 📻 and James and Maxim 🎄

[@karenm7449]

I don't take sides in these things but you have to start telling the truth.

[@williamchandler2558]

We are always winning until we aren't. PROPAGANDA

[@tagorechandmeah425]

Wow. What a scholar analyst. Now the regime will melt down in minutes.

[@VincentConti-m5j]

Do I detect a smidgen of satire? Ditto on that and ditto again. This is just entertainment...another echo chamber telling their fans what they want to hear😮 just a business and the only goal of a business is $$$$$$ ..in this case Pounds😊 just sayin' Always look on the bright side of life....imagine whistling 😊😊😊 They were Limeys that told the truth and made us laugh 😊😊😊😊

[@viper_fan]

🤍🤍🤍🤍 💙💙💙💙 🤍🤍🤍🤍

[@AlunParsons]

The headline bears virtually no relationship to the discussion.

[@w.loczykij5354]

I see you're new to Times Radio :-)

[@mrs.taylor9666]

The 6 mths. delay in weaponry was an absolute disgrace and blood on the hands of the dimwits who stopped them! The valiant AFU kept on going, despite it all, but priceless Ukrainian lives were lost because of such dishonour! God be with the AFU, bless them.

[@bobohare4825]

Friday evening and we haven't had a nuclear threat all week. Have all the trolls been called up?

[@angelachanelhuang1651]

people were born in the country and their ancestry built the nation. its really difficult to let go of land.

[@conaccento]

It is normal for Ukrainians to think about change. Not because of Zelensky, but because they are tired of war. I think that even the Russians, even if they are full of imperialism, are tired of war. In addition, Zelensky knows who he is dealing with in the democratic world in terms of friendly or unfriendly leaders.

[@RobertRobinson-t6w]

I wonder about Russians ability to care for their wounded. I know the west has spent a lot of effort on improving fast care of wounded since ww2 and made great strides in that regard. Russians do not seem to care much. How many wounded die from sepsis or gangrene from spending too much time getting care? Thank you. Love your shows and information

[@Fitness4London]

Putin is a genocidal psychopath with zero concern for the wellbeing of his troops.

[@Digmen1]

Yes all the European countries to to step up their game Increase the defense share of GDP Ramp up weapons productions and army sizes They have done very little in the last 3 years

[@jamesmaness6308]

SLAVA UKRAINE 🇺🇦 ♥️

[@factchecker1980]

NEW BLOOD maybe is what is needed in Ukraine. Zelinski may need to step aside.

[@johnstokes6781]

😂 keep the fantasy going!

[@mtam7575]

The most worried west is Germany.

[@jerzygenello8542]

Looks like Ukies are on their knxxxs already! But PR bla bla how victorioys Zelenka is.

[@Jon-x3c]

Rus is grabbing their ankles. I can see you are behind them. Semper Fi.

[@jackcat3745]

Sicily was ruled by North Africans for 150 years.

[@peterrauth118]

North Africa was run by the Romans for nearly 200 years

[@ashdobbs]

thats nice dear

[@fflv_irn]

BS. Zalyznuyi was popular. But he's forgotten now. Maybe 8 points. Klichko is at 1% max. Everyone hates Klitchko brother...they corrupt as p.

[@mlikely72]

"Poliically it's been quite a good year for Zelensky" says this 'expert' who then goes on to describe a complete dictatorship.

[@geofflewis8599]

Don't count on Trump doing anything rational.

[@aaronarmijo3626]

Normalize relations with Russia!

[@thedahkterizzin8831]

I've been reading this same headline for a year at least....

[@owatopham]

Only a year. Must be five for me. The title of this video isn't quite misleading but more hopeful. You could argue that having set up the military/industrial complex for the sake of the war will have huge benefits for the Russian economy in the long term. The Russian economy is growing! Remember that. I'd fear any negotiation for peace if I were Ukrainian to be honest.

[@theconqueringram5295]

Putler really is playing checkers here.

[@matsgustafsson46]

Wonder what the children of Putin, Peskov, Lavrov, Medvedev and other in Kreml little family think of their fathers? When the wind in this leadership end it not many want to be connected to them.

[@sashbar]

What ceasefire??? Russia has reiterated time and again that it's not interested in any ceasefire and will only start negotiating if there is a full scale peace treaty on the table. And that means giving away occupied territories to Russia by signing an internationally recognised treaty.

[@veralevy7036]

President Putin has offered talks to end the war many times Zelensky always said no after he visited the US of course

[@sashbar]

@@veralevy7036 Well, that's because Putin's conditions are simple, clear but harsh: concede the occupied territories including Donbass and Crimea by signing a formal treaty. Zelensky could not do it, because it would be a political suicide. But, if Trump withdraws the US support, he won't have a choice. Or the choice would be between conceding occupied territories and capitulation. He may say no and resign, and then the peace treaty will be signed by another Ukrainian president. But that's where it eventually ends anyway imho.

[@U-8800]

🚩👍😊

[@attilamarics3374]

@@sashbar He declined them when the deal wasnt that tho. Zelensky in fact declined every deal. He declined the deals in which the Donbass would have stay inside ukraine too. I dotn get why you guys expect after Ukriane failing this hard that any newer deal would be better than the firts ones. Thats insane.

[@paularivero1878]

Happy New year James and Times Radio❤

[@Symmetry77]

This guest speaks more common sense in 20 odd minutes than most western 'leaders' will ever do in their entire lives

[@patrikpajas6498]

What a pity discussion.

[@glenn3646]

Heloo from Aruba

[@ashdobbs]

Joran van der Sloot

[@glenn3646]

@ashdobbs that period was crazy on our Island

[@ashdobbs]

@@glenn3646 wow, I'll bet it was. Happy New Year to you

[@glenn3646]

@@ashdobbs thanks man same to you

[@2nostromo]

The title has no relationship to the discussion

[@shashastallion172]

Yessss

[@richardwarner3705]

The allies waited far to long to help Ukraine. For monthes they had the Russian army strung out & in the open. But the allies delaying allowed the Russians to fortify, reinforce, and lay thoudands maybe millions mines EVERYWHERE. This is the western allies fault.

[@jeannettesmith-em7nz]

Emp ray can stop drones

[@MarcusMcCarthy-xc3vg]

Did American tax dollars or just yours to do what you pleased with good luck

[@michaelmullins3396]

Times finally admits that Ukraine had followers of the man with hair under his nose

[@achillespapaefthemiou8259]

...towing the Russian regime line eeh??...There are MORE FASCISTS in Russia than in Ukraine!!

[@VinceLammas]

Unfortunately there were people in both Ukraine, Russia and other countries that were willing to take up arms against the Soviet government (who were blamed for their cruel treatment of many parts of the population)

[@matthewsill-ei5gf]

@@michaelmullins3396 USSR invaded poland with who again?

[@U-8800]

@@matthewsill-ei5gf 🤡👈

[@renatomondini3970]

Nato popaganda whilw ucraina /Nato are losing the war , this is reality

[@vortigern3910]

This guy says he does not know what to expect from Trump, i guess he is the only fool in the UK, the rest of us know what to expect from a criminal.🙃

[@nurseSean]

I am definitely less disappointed now with a Trump than I was. Trump doesn’t like losers. Between Zalinskyy and putin , there is one who looks like a loser and one that looks like a hero. Разом ми переможемо

[@renecaminada5867]

I will say/write it again. Whatever treaty you would sign with Russia/Putin. It is worthless, because it has been proven in recent years that Russia does not care about it at all after a while. History shows that many regions of Russia have declared their independence every now and then during periods when Russia was weak. This was tacitly ignored by Russia and as soon as they were strong again, the regions were simply brought under authority again through wars and oppression. It has been like this for 150-200 years, first the Tsjaren and then the various types of Russian governments. Russia's strategy is also the same every time! They say that they intervene because there is a Russian population that they want to protect, while in the previous occupations they deported and murdered the population en masse and replaced them with Russians. Do you find it strange that there are Russians living somewhere? Where are all Ukraine the children from the areas that were occupied by the Russians? The only thing that would really work in my opinion is to continue supporting Ukraine until it has literally kicked the Russians out of the country. Giving in now would give Russia the opportunity to recover from the damage they have suffered so far. Ukraine is increasingly hitting hard behind the lines in Russia. Russia has little to say against that. If the Russians are removed and there is finally "peace". Ukraine's accession to the EU and NATO can be accomplished very quickly so that Russia cannot pull a stunt like that again. The sanctions did not work well in the beginning (because Russia got loads off money earned selling oil and gas) and only recently has Russia really felt the shortages that have arisen due to the ongoing sanctions. Also, the enforcement of the sanctions could be a bit stricter, too much is still going to Russia through back doors and shady companies. It is the enforcement of sanctions that has put Russia in such a bad position. AND it is a signal to the rest of the world that sanctions can hit your domestic economy/well-being of the population hard.

[@attilamarics3374]

Bud, stop these nonsensical comments. If you go back to find these agreements and treaties it wasnt Russia breaking them. You cant even deny that. You are just parroting talkingpoints without actually knowing anyhting about them.

[@jackcat3745]

Turks were from Central Asia, Mehmet II, Turkey ruled Greece for 400 years.

[@GloriaHoulihan]

Corruption should be addressed in Ukraine. This is such an infuriating situation which Ukraine is famous for. How can anyone be expected to support a government which allows this.

[@IvanLeonard-b7y]

Russia is 10 times more famous for it's corruption. The US is also corrupt, as is almost every European country. It's just a question of the degree of corruption. I'm sure you are aware, corruption is hard to root out in any country.

[@rogermartinez78]

America supported South Vietnam during the Vietnam war and that was a country with a worse corruption problem than Ukraine.

[@QuercusQuest]

Thank you, keep going the great video’s

[@piaoliang5467]

Its easy for times radio to be brave when its not their kids who are getting burried in the trenches

[@drake560]

Why does china care? Mr pretty boy😅

[@Tomasleo24]

The speakers never talked about your headline of what Kremlin weakness Ukrainian is exploiting……… ?

[@poulpedersen359]

warning, mind your head. very lowflying bots here.

[@Interglacial_optimist]

You're one of those thirty thousand foot bots

[@udsmall7306]

​@@Interglacial_optimisturgent message from your handler vanya- no potato left to pay you! 🤡

[@Lonsome1223]

​@@Interglacial_optimist😂hello Bot enjoying your isolation and hatred by the civilised world 😂

[@vasilisvasili3231]

It seems that British talking about Russia gives a meaning to their life's. Imagine you without Russia....

[@troubadour1562]

There's an old saying "if you haven't got anything sensible to say, best keep your mouth shut." You would do well to follow that practice

[@matthewsill-ei5gf]

No we just laugh the most rich in resources country has 80% of its population in poverty

[@vasilisvasili3231]

@troubadour1562 at least you have some very old good sayings. Nothing more.

[@matthewsill-ei5gf]

​@@vasilisvasili3231Give us some of Soloyov sayings they are pure comedy

[@matthewsill-ei5gf]

@@vasilisvasili3231 Give us some of RT sayings they are pure comedy

[@SuperMagnum2011]

Thank you . 🇬🇧🇺🇦

[@taramichellepagan]

Putin, rumor has it, you are "strained" and "creaking", so do better, Putin.

[@taramichellepagan]

I see what the deal is, with this flip flopping, "Putin is powerful and dangerous" to "Putin is helpless" back and forth, they must maintain a belief that Ukraine, might... possibly...triumph, against Putin. And vice versa. Flip flopping keeps the suspense and the game going. That's exactly what they pulled with the Trump/Harris election, all that 50/50 tied nonsense.

[@taramichellepagan]

If they make it a done deal people will stop tuning in...that is why everything is always up in the air, just in limbo, going in circles.

[@des_smith7658]

Like the windmills of your mind

[@taramichellepagan]

@@des_smith7658 Hu?

[@des_smith7658]

@@taramichellepagan it's a song by Noel Harrison

[@erichinkle8522]

Putin brings to mind "Captain Ahab".

[@edwardsianski725]

Slava Ukraini! For the New Year may the Christ of Wisdom and Redemption (Icon) bring about a just peace for Ukraine with the return of all its territories and the children who were kidnapped during the hostilities. May all injured Ukrainians be healed and may all who have died Rest in Peace with the Almighty. May our Lady of Zarvanytsia, St Seraphim of Sarov, St Elizabeth, and St Basil the Great intercede for Ukraine in a very powerful way to end this terrible kaputin-induced conflict/invasion. Reply

[@kallte9881]

both party should be forced to make a deal, the cost for the world is to much and danger. Russia is almost over and Putin also, even if a deal is reached Putin is over and the Russian army will never recover

[@simondalzell5635]

Maxim Tucker, such a clever F....ellow.

[@likeitout]

When the krembots are active (as witnessed in here), Putin is desperate.

[@markmorris1105]

Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 ♥️ ❤️ 💖 😍 ✨️ 🇺🇦 ♥️ ❤️ 💖 😍 ✨️ 🇺🇦 🇬🇧

[@U-8800]

🐖🐷🪓👈😎

[@w.loczykij5354]

Slava? Why ??

[@frog252]

ONE OF THE VERY BEST VIDS AT TOL ! My major worry about UKR politics is that 'Yermak & the Office of the President ' has TOO MUCH POWER against soldiers and others criticising the military and political authorities .... often brilliant people who have risked their lives such as Stanislav Aseyev who wrote ". "The Torture Camp on Paradise Street" on his experiences 2017 to 2019 and subsequently was hospitalised fin 2024 first with concussion and two months later with near-miss shrapnel wounds .

[@bunnyking7313]

Bla bla bla

[@4362mont]

More help for Ukraine can't arrive any too soon.

[@437thx1138]

Denial is not a river in Egypt

[@liammccauley9312]

American Boeing & Airbus Jumbo Jets still flying in & out of Moscow without fail! Effective sanctions ?

[@xrysaetos1]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@julianszymanski6711]

BS

[@anthonygurirab8268]

News just in, Kurakhove has fallen to the losing Russian army

[@doncarlodivargas5497]

To what price?

[@franciscoceballospeniche9034]

​@@doncarlodivargas5497 immense amount of litio, steel and rare minerals. Say goodbye to European car manufacturing industry.

[@IvanLeonard-b7y]

The amazing Russian army winning at a rate of 25 km per year. And even that is only possible with North Korean help.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

Russia lost the Ukraine war a long time ago.

[@user-masin]

Только Россия наступает и освобождает територии, а ВСУ отступает

[@henk6522]

BS.

[@StPiter111]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJSyo2B_qNmLoJYsi=zRbBcD_BV2yj-dRG

[@jakethemistakeRulez]

It wasn't the lack of arms and restrictions preventing ukrainians from dying it's the lack of a peace deal. Literally NATO countries gave Ukraine basically everything they had to the point of being detrimental to their own security. So you should preface this entire video and mention that this is editorial and coming from the perspective of the Ukraine side and do not pretend like this is objective journalism.

[@martinmartin-gd3zp]

NATO lose This war)) don't cry))

[@AlexanBudni]

Russia can hold on for a very long time. In Russia, the dollar price reached 145 rubles in 2022, in Russia it no longer matters how much it costs.

[@harryw29]

It can't. It built up a large war chest over 10 years. That is disappearing and the economy is now suffering under 21% base interest rates and many industries approaching bankruptcy. It can't even produce enough potatoes

[@Lonsome1223]

Isolated and hated by the civilised world RUSSIA has no future.

[@jackcat3745]

In the battle of Singapore, Japan lost 1700 soldiers and took almost 100,000 British POWs.

[@coxhoe789]

but in the end we won

[@ludviglarsson1702]

Still lost!

[@matthewsill-ei5gf]

@@jackcat3745 Who won again?

[@JohnHoffman65]

The Biden policy was not ‘too little, too late’. It was always a battle against the Trumpublicans (Trump Republicans) in the House of Representatives, which is controlled by Republicans. In the U.S. no president has complete control unless they have the House & Senate. Zelensky should look to Europe for leadership backing Ukraine. Trump cannot be trusted.

[@jackcat3745]

@matthewsill-ei5gf Russia defeated 600,000 Japanese soldiers in Manchuria and lost 10,000 soldiers. --- Soviet Invasion of Manchuria, Wikipedia

[@IvanLeonard-b7y]

In 2008 100 Russian rubles was worth 4 USD. In 2024 100 Russian rubles is worth 95 cents. Thanks to Putin.

[@Ubesoft-vc5te]

Side note when I say office I meant power The reason why many Russians support Vladimir Putin is because of the remarkable transformation the country has undergone during his tenure. Under his leadership, Russia has evolved from a nation struggling to recover from the collapse of the Soviet Union into one that has seen dramatic improvements in virtually every aspect of its economy and society. These changes are tangible in the everyday lives of ordinary Russians, and that is a key reason why Putin enjoys strong support. When Putin took office in 2000, Russia was a nation in crisis, with a GDP of around $200 billion, a struggling economy, and deep social issues. Fast forward to 2023, and Russia's GDP has soared to over $1 trillion, marking a massive economic turnaround. More significantly, GDP per capita has skyrocketed, increasing from approximately $1,400 in 2000 to around $10,000 in 2023. This growth is especially impressive when considering that Russia has also become a global economic player, with its Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) increasing significantly, further enhancing the living standards of its people. Russia’s PPP has grown from $1.79 trillion in 2000 to about $4.3 trillion by 2023, further reflecting the country’s improved position on the world stage. The average wage in Russia has also seen a dramatic increase under Putin’s leadership. In 2000, the average monthly salary was barely $100. By 2023, it had increased to approximately $1,000. While inflation and economic crises, such as the global financial meltdown in 2008, have posed challenges, Russia’s ability to maintain economic stability through these turbulent times is a testament to Putin’s policies. Housing and living standards have improved substantially, with significant increases in homeownership, especially in urban areas. The government has implemented various housing programs, which have reduced homelessness and helped millions of Russians achieve better living conditions. This, combined with the country’s development index, which has climbed from 0.722 in 2000 to 0.824 in 2021, demonstrates how Russia’s general standard of living has risen over the years. The country has seen a marked decrease in poverty, dropping from 29.5% in 2000 to just 12.3% in 2021. This reduction in poverty has been driven by steady job growth, economic diversification, and social programs aimed at improving access to basic services. Russia’s middle class has also expanded considerably, further enhancing the economy. Life expectancy, which had been a significant issue in the years following the Soviet collapse, has risen under Putin’s leadership, from 65.2 years in 2000 to 70 years in 2021. This improvement is due to reforms in healthcare, including an increased focus on public health and investment in medical infrastructure. Russia has also seen improvements in child mortality rates, a critical indicator of social progress. Education in Russia has undergone significant improvements as well. Literacy rates have remained high, with nearly 100% of Russians being literate, and the country has increased its focus on higher education and technical skills training. Russia’s universities and educational institutions are now better equipped to meet global standards, making the Russian workforce more competitive. On the global stage, Russia's development index has been steadily improving, and it now ranks as a "high human development" country according to the United Nations Development Programme. The rise in Russia’s Human Development Index (HDI) from 0.722 in 2000 to 0.824 in 2021 is indicative of the country’s progress in education, income, and life expectancy. The economic stability and growth under Putin have made Russia less reliant on Western powers, giving it more leverage on the global stage. Despite Western sanctions and geopolitical challenges, Russia has continued to develop its economy, diversify its industries, and maintain its energy dominance. Russia’s energy sector, particularly in oil and gas, remains a critical part of the global economy, with the country being one of the world’s leading exporters of energy resources. In conclusion, the economic progress and improvements in living standards under Vladimir Putin’s leadership have been transformative for Russia. From a struggling post-Soviet state to a global player with a growing economy, better healthcare, reduced poverty, and improved living conditions, the country’s achievements under Putin are undeniable. For many Russians, this transformation is a key reason why they continue to support Putin, as he is seen as the leader who brought stability and prosperity to a nation that had once been on the brink.thanks putin

[@jackcat3745]

The Chinese government spokesman, Victor Gao, told the UK media that, the UK government should not overrate itself.

[@laurix240sx]

OK 👍

[@matthewsill-ei5gf]

LOL china is taking over Russia

[@Shem-x2w]

How they found weaknesses of Russian regime... Butter poo cookies tin can for Greetings Season 🥠

[@jackcat3745]

In the battle of Hong Kong, Japan lost 700 soldiers and took 10,000 British POWs.

[@drake560]

Did Not support armenia nor kursk also.. and georgia dreams 😂🎉😅 black sea navy sunk

[@franciscoceballospeniche9034]

You remember that Boris Johnson blew up the peace treaty, right? Have some accountability.

[@philiptilden2318]

Bucha blew up the negotiations, there was no peace treaty, unless you are referring to the multiple treaties that Russia signed recognising Ukraine’s sovereignty and independence and guaranteeing Ukraine’s security.

[@IvanLeonard-b7y]

Didn't happen. Russian propaganda put out by Putin and you believed it.

[@emmaizu4406]

Times Radio is the only channel that gives hope that Ukraine is winning and Russia economy is grumbling meanwhile it's different in Reality

[@viper_fan]

Do you know how much potatoes cost in ruSSia?

[@emmaizu4406]

@viper_fan and how much does it cost in other parts of Europe? Germany and France Economy are also suffering... So what's your point?

[@steveo9378]

Did you mean crumbling? Just making the correction to help the bots learn.

[@TheBritishCousin]

Well here in the UK I haven’t really noticed that much of an increase in the price of Potatoes. Our inflation rate has fallen to 2.75% . We are doing okay.

[@paulfalke6227]

@@steveo9378 Don't feed the trolls, don't feed the bots.

[@vasilispatsalidis5683]

Wow. This guy Tucker an unbeleivable genius. Einstein had nothing on Tucker.

[@matthewsill-ei5gf]

Yeah, tucker the clown who has been visiting putin since the early 2000s

[@Grenadier1976]

I just read a report that said that Russia is looking into attaching thermobaric warheads to its Shahed (and other) drones. I’ve been wondering for over a year “Why has Ukraine, with its incredible innovative technology not attached thermobaric warheads in its naval and flight drones?” If the Russians start doing that, the war could be over.

[@w.loczykij5354]

Because ukr techno prowess is exactly that... INCREDIBLE.