First Day After Ceasefire in Ukraine? - Cromac Smith

[@janlindtner305]

Længe leve Ukraine🍀❤👍

[@paulinemasters9125]

you paint a bleak picture re. population trends in Ukraine but I hope and pray that most of the million or so who fled will see their way to returning to their country, assisting in the war effort as much as possible and BEING PART OF THE SOLUTION AND THE VICTORY AND THE FREEDOM FROM RUSSIAN OPPRESSION AND VIOLENCE

[@louisecorchevolle9241]

what about ukrainian oppression against russsophones

[@supertorque2176]

US oil producers need a minimum of forty-seven dollars per barrel to stay in the black, but this is low enough to cripple Putin.

[@louisecorchevolle9241]

what a strategist

[@violetaburgos2566]

I love Ukrania...

[@American-In-Mykolaiv]

Russia never honored any cease fire in Ukraine before - why would we expect Putin to honor any other agreement?

[@louisecorchevolle9241]

inverse in Dombas Ukraine did not cease to bomb his own people in a so-called anti-terrorist operation you are wrong

[@louisecorchevolle9241]

false

[@littlemisssunshine2095]

Omg how brainwashed can one be.. it's horror and quite a tragedy

[@eddastrohmayer251]

Are you shareholder of Blackrock?

[@thiagoalcantara3586]

I'm not aware of any cease fire being negotiated ever since this war started

[@darrencorrigan8505]

Thanks, UATV English version.

[@marlenfras5490]

Good reporting. Thank you. Strong Ukraine. Strong NATO. Strong Poland. STRONG EUROPE!!!!

[@MartinLundström-l4v]

Stop ALL oil from Russia...100%... ( Sweden )

[@louisecorchevolle9241]

det är jättebra du vil ha tredje världs krig

[@frankrenda2519]

we need oil stop talking stupidity

[@louisecorchevolle9241]

@@frankrenda2519 no we don't need 3rd war world we need peace nobody is going to beat Russia not even 20.000 different sanctions

[@louisecorchevolle9241]

@@frankrenda2519 yes remark that USA bu uranium pasta from Russsia

[@markking1255]

WOW that's crazy 21 percent that has to be the worst economy in the world

[@lindasapiecha2515]

🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️

[@sierrawander7108]

Did he say $15 dollars a barrel. No F in Way OPEC would allow that price😂

[@bmer92k86]

Nobody cares what opec allows the us has the largest reserves of oil in the world and is worlds largest producers again it dictates what happens

[@evensten3755]

He must be consuming some of Zelenskys medications.

[@AdreamX]

Of course Ukraine should get more weapons, but have European countries the ability not to disarm itself supplying UA?

[@GehirnGoldmine]

🔴 Das Wichtigste in Kurzform (als Orientierung & Gedankenstütze) {German language}: 00:05 - Die russische Wirtschaft leidet stark unter Kriegsausgaben und Sanktionen. 01:48 - Russland hat ein Haushaltsdefizit, während es die Finanzierung für den Krieg fortsetzt. 03:26 - Die Ukraine sollte sich trotz des Waffenstillstands auf einen möglichen Konflikt vorbereiten. 04:58 - Bedenken hinsichtlich Putins Rückkehr und unsicherer westlicher Unterstützung für die Ukraine. 06:40 - Das Potenzial von Donald Trump, den Frieden in der Ukraine zu beeinflussen. 08:14 - Putins potenzieller Tod könnte Russlands imperialistische Ambitionen in der Ukraine schwächen. 09:56 - Dringlichkeit für westliches Handeln gegen Diktatur im Zuge des anhaltenden Konflikts. 11:24 - Westliche Wahrnehmungen der Kriegsrealität versus östliche Erfahrungen.

[@tikimandude112]

I know Ukraine will eventually get all their sovereign territory back.

[@iDeagles]

The world didn’t start in 1991. 😂

[@1midnightfish]

@@iDeagles Neither did Ukraine. If Ukraine hadn't been a nation for centuries, it wouldn't have got its independence in 1991.

[@rebeccagibson7881]

we've been defenseless for three years if another nation also tried to invade us. are they just afraid of the land mines? 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@louisecorchevolle9241]

why did not UKRAINE apply MINSK 2 agreement an sign the Istanbul treaty which was canceled by Boris Johnson It was Ukrainian people who suffers insane ukrainian politician, corrupted

[@ninemoonplanet]

The US is already at it's oil refining limits. No matter how much the incoming president pushes for more exploration and drilling the capacity isn't there. Oil prices will remain relatively stable, for now. This, a long with the notion of imposing tariffs are not going to improve the economy of the US but might cause a downturn. We really don't know what will happen after Jan 20th, but already there are signs it may not go as badly as it could.

[@madlarkin8]

Oil refining limit? As though the US wouldn't expand their refining capability if they raised the caps from crude production? You are taking it for granted that all else in the equation will remain static and that isnt so.

[@AstroGremlinAmerican]

Your are right. The oil price is global and the Saudis can bring it down. They did it before to crash the frackers. They failed due to the flexibility of the Americans but it worked for a while.

[@AstroGremlinAmerican]

@@madlarkin8 Refining is irrelevant now that the U.S. can export crude. But Americans won't produce if the price is less than about $60.

[@NEUBRAND2000]

Vielen dank Henry 👍herr Smith, vielen dank 💯Slava Ukraine 💙 💛 ✌️ 💯 🤝 🔰

[@5ufo]

Russians will come back, not just Putin

[@louisecorchevolle9241]

there are lots of ethnic Russians in Ukraine

[@5ufo]

@@louisecorchevolle9241 They are Ukrainian citizens, not Russians

[@louisecorchevolle9241]

@@5ufo many hsve already russian passeports. Do you think that they are happy that teaching for their kids in russsian is forbidden in Ukrainian publicschools do you know which is the country where they are the most ukrainian refugees in ; Russsia. do you think that people from oblast of Donetsk an Loughansk want to be Ukrainian If so it means you dont know Ukraine where I lived 3 years Russsian language is 50%in Ukraine

[@chrismitchell4622]

Russia withdrawing from Syria so there is clearly NO need for a ceasefire, make it clear that the Kremlin has to withdraw the SMO for negotiations to start! Slava Ukraine.

[@iDeagles]

UA is currently getting rolled on the frontline and has been for months. Why would RU do that? 😂

[@frankrenda2519]

ukraine is finished they shouldn't have listened to the west

[@AG-mz7vm]

Heroyam Slava!

[@1midnightfish]

Please don't call it SMO, it's a war. I actually agree with your point but when people use putin's language I always feel queasy.

[@namur-iq6ih]

The Biden administration is urging Zelensky to lower the draft age from 25 to 18 to boost the military amid the ongoing conflict with Russia, but such a move could have detrimental effects on Ukraine's struggling demographics. As of August, Ukraine's death rate was triple that of the birth rate, as the war with Russia has taken its toll. The first half of this year saw a 9 percent decrease in the numbers of children born in comparison to 2023, and the death to birth ratio has continued to increase since 2020. The population has fallen by 10 million due to deaths, refugees leaving to seek asylum, and fertility issues since the SMO began in 2022, according to Reuters. If bill 12076 is passed and women are allowed to be registered for conscription: Many women face significant barriers to starting families due to instability, increased caregiving responsibilities, and disrupted access to healthcare caused by the SMO. As the SMO continues, these challenges could deepen, leading to a further reduction in birth rates and adding strain to an already declining population. Female-headed households, which are projected to grow due to displacement and men going to war, already face disproportionate and unique economic and social pressures. Compared to other countries in the region, Ukraine's birth rate at just under one child per woman, is the lowest in the region, and in Europe." The demographic challenges are more acute in Ukraine due to the disruptions caused by the ongoing SMO, such as large-scale displacement and economic instability. The war has also led to millions of refugees, many of them young, leaving the country. These factors place Ukraine in a more precarious demographic position compared to neighboring countries. The long-term ramifications of decreasing birth rates and overall population decline in Ukraine extend beyond the immediate loss of human capital to include economic instability, labor shortages and weakened social systems. With an aging population and high out-migration, the country faces a compounding decline in its workforce, which threatens the viability of its recovery efforts. Without substantial interventions, these demographic trends could undermine Ukraine's ability to sustain its development and maintain social cohesion. The ongoing conflict remains a significant barrier, the need for peace to secure a sustainable demographic future, peace is essential for sustainable recovery.

[@icu17siberia]

its too bad Ukraine wants to remain a monolithic society. More liberal mmigration policies would help them now.

[@paulinemasters9125]

you paint a ? SEE THE COMMENT I made in the general comments. I got interrupted and did not come back this reply

[@rebeccagibson7881]

Women need space that the army took to arrange their families in. Ukraine has not done well at giving women "must needs" and that is shameful for a military that is now expecting us to trust their representation of our home. 🔱🔱🔱🔱

[@1midnightfish]

I've only noticed russian trolls calling this war "SMO". Are you a kremlin troll? If not, and you don't want people to think you are, call it "war" from now on, it's what it is.

[@EstradaPablo]

eeuropeans .... 😂😂😂😂😂

[@henk6522]

The minister of defense in The Netherlands says Ukraine has lost the war.

[@iDeagles]

They lost it two years ago when they had momentum but refused to deal.😂

[@Slick-vo9hp]

The war is lost, it’s obvious to anyone paying attention to anything important, live maps and ground word is all in the negative mostly. Advancing rapidly in the east and southeast threatening key towns and cities right now, long time manpower shortage for the Ukrainians and that’s compared to Russia with apparently what feels like an unlimited amount of disposable troops, also being almost entirely reliant on outside aid and material was never good, Ukraine will stand i dont think the Russians can take the whole country but they will probably have to cede all of those regions that are occupied which I don’t know the exact percentage but that’s large a portion of the country, they will have to rebuild for along time while also purging the land of any left behind ordnance or other debris, massive debt from the years of foreign weapons and other shipments, huge population problem with all that have left the country or passed away in the war. I really hope a miracle happens but hope is child’s thinking for such a scenario, we will have to see what happens these next few months, probably the most important time of the war.

[@1midnightfish]

Reference? Or are you trolling?