Ukraine intensifies strikes on Russia as South Korea considers sending arms | Maj. Gen. Mick Ryan

[@stephenhill545]

South Korea has the largest military industrial complex outside of the USA. Not a country you want to upset.

[@BLaCkKsHeEp]

they got Chinese and N. Korean problems right now

[@davebloggs]

Going to north Korea was a sure sign of the total desperation on putins part.

[@goenzoy712]

Don't think so Russia shifting from Europe to Asia no matter how war will end is a rather logical conclusion We should not forget China and recently Vietnam as another distraction

[@WouterDieks]

DESPARATION!!! For sure and Xi isn't happy about it.

[@Talinthis]

@@goenzoy712 yeah its logical because its literally his only choice lol

[@masteryourkitchen-areyouga7237]

@@goenzoy712 playing both side .. is not the same at picking russia side ... a lot of country does that ... but they are also trading with the west ... very few country is 100% alone on russia side .. some pro russia country are even selling ammo to the west ... to make money on the war for on ammo that they are not using

[@carlbothmann]

@@goenzoy712 asians dont like russains.this is called despair.Russains stole a lot of land from asia.china is waiting at the boarder.

[@viktorsolovyov5067]

One of most competents military speakers imho

[@hab0272]

"Wealthy democracies need to look beyond their own needs because Democracies exist in a network, and that entire network has to be healthy" Very profound and context-aware.

[@tornado-s-2012]

A year ago, we witnessed an ostensibly well-planned offensive fail catastrophically, all because it fundamentally hinged on the assumption that Russian forces would scatter in panic at the sight of Western armored vehicles.

[@goodlookinouthomie1757]

"Democracies" 🤣

[@tornado-s-2012]

blah blah democracy - The dictator - a person who cancels elections, closes borders and hunts for fresh meat in every town and city - (hint - always wears green.)

[@tornado-s-2012]

The total death toll of people killed by "holy american democracy" in all major wars and conflicts since World War II is estimated to be over 12 million. This includes direct war violence in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen, and Pakistan, as well as casualties and fatalities in other conflicts.

[@defendyourclam1682]

That’s why we are a Republic.

[@김준희-z3i]

As a Korean, I will explain the situation. South Korea has 4 million shells just before the expiration of its expiration date and has enough Patriot missiles and atacms for Ukraine. You can look at it for 60 years as a quasi-war system in preparation for North Korea. However, Korea has maintained strategic ambiguity. That's why we've maintained friendly relations with Russia, accepted the position of our ally, the United States, and provided Ukraine with weapons of non-lethal. What is worrisome is that Putin is trying to use military cooperation with North Korea, which South Korea has defined as a red line, as a pressure card, and in the end, South Korea is sincerely looking for the degenerate ambiguity and justification for nuclear possession that South Korea has traditionally maintained. If Trump is elected, South Korea will tolerate its nuclear weapons, and South Korea will have 12 to 20 nuclear missiles within six months. China will not be happy with South Korea's nuclear weapons. We have entered the New Cold War era, and peace will be broken.

[@marisabenson1222]

Thankyou putin for sealing the deal for military support for Ukraine from South Korea.

[@dpelpal]

I am Russian and even I am laughing at our army😂

[@boota1979]

@@dpelpal Oh your Russian today!

[@captainhadd0ck]

And for expanding NATO. And for demonstrating what an inept military he has. Thanks Putler. 👍

[@hexagontactical]

@@dpelpal Русский ? А чего ты знаешь про нашу армию ?

[@hexagontactical]

South Korea supplied weapons to Ukraine even before the start of its military operation. The K2 tank was spotted in Mariupol a few years ago.

[@ChristopherBrown-y3h]

Russian soldiers can always leave Ukraine 🤔🤷go home 🇺🇦💙🇺🇸😎

[@jimtalbott9535]

Here, we’ll help you pack!

[@G-xn8os]

What will be if russia don't want? And don't how, people die.

[@themcgeachys]

They can stay in Ukraine and fight Russia

[@emmypuss4533]

NKVD will stop them

[@stevewright8204]

They are going home,in a box

[@Miroslaw-rs8ip]

The fear of escalation is madness, Russia has attacked Ukraine and there should be no restrictions on Ukraine! Ukraine has lost many civilians and soldiers in this unprovoked war against Ukraine.

[@eyaklen4804]

Russian only attacked Ukranian Troops & NATO officer in Ukraine while Ukranian target civilian in Bologrod. 😂

[@stephenhill545]

It's an excuse for inaction. Some countries don't want to increase defense spending significantly.

[@nitonixnitron25]

@@eyaklen4804 How did you come to that conclusion? Watching too much ruzzian tv?

[@Hii542]

@@eyaklen4804🤡🇷🇺🤖

[@marta70423]

​@@eyaklen4804 Если Вас ударят, Вы скажете спасибо обидчику или будете защищаться ? Россия беззаконно нарушила границы чужого государства, самолично присвоила чужие территории, убивает, бомбит, взрывает и стирает с лица земли города и села и при этом считает себя вправе - как это называется ?

[@gregparrott]

Thanks for interviewing Major General Ryan. He and General Hodges express especially concise perspectives.

[@oggierock]

Another good bit of common sense from an Aussie.

[@EyesWideOpen61]

This guy is brilliant, listen to him everybody

[@dpelpal]

Russia lost all of Vovchansk yesterday. Seems to me this thing is coming to an end...Russia has basically lost.🤷‍♀️

[@dpelpal]

@Bootsa1987 You brought up Poots' screaming his _Kyiv in THREE DAYS!_ 🤭

[@dpelpal]

@goenzoy886 💥 *VOVCHANSK IS UKRAINE* 💥

[@myonline1985]

No, they didnt lose all of Vovchansk. It is quite impossible for them to have lost all of Vovchansk yesterday since they never got around to taking the town this time round (they controlled it back in '22 during the initial invasion). They took over roughly half of the town located north of the Vovcha river meaning they took maybe 25-30% of the town and where subsequently pushed back out by the UA after massive bombardments with western munitions and subsequently huge losses to Russia.

[@AlanTheBeast100]

They lost on day 10 - they just refuse to read the telegram.

[@sot11cat]

​​​@@AlanTheBeast100They lost on day 1; it is just putin, the master orc, who does not have any guts or functional brain to admit it.

[@rustualtili]

very nice and beneficiary to listen retired generals to undestand the situationin Ukraine. Hi from Turkey

[@antoniozamora7475]

Exactly, cozying up to North Korea was a huge strategic blunder for Putin. It aroused the enmity of South Korea, a top arms exporter. From being neutral on the Ukraine war, South Korea now vows to provide arms to Ukraine.

[@rzltoestacio7941]

Yeah! The sleeping Giant is waking up !! Where else can Phoo-tin go and beg. China already dumped him. He shames the Russian People and starting to laugh. at him and his army.

[@dinismantas7265]

Just imagine if South Korea decides to keep sending weapons and ammunitions to Ukraine.

[@LOLONO666]

japan is helping too,,nothing wrong with that

[@corsai]

Not plausible

[@dinismantas7265]

@@corsai Is it? I have a completely different idea.

[@pjhgerlach]

Putin: I'm still the master strategist.

[@makoskos100]

Nop you still a master propagandist

[@gherkamum]

3 day war putin said is taking a bit longer..

[@frederikzinn6568]

​@@makoskos100 I think you have missed the irony. I dont think he was being serious 😂 However, with so many Russian trolls here, I can understand how that happened 😄

[@boink800]

The Master Three-Day war strategist. Ha ha ha 😂 🤣 😆 😄 😀

[@pjhgerlach]

@@frederikzinn6568 Hahaha, trolls are in automatic mode.

[@keith8609]

Slava Ukraini 🇬🇧 ♥️ 🇺🇦

[@CalRapz]

This conflict will end up getting out of control

[@DerekWilliamsMusic]

Excellent interview

[@JayDeeChannel]

Why does frontline keep mentioning nuclear weapons? Haven’t we had this answer over and over?

[@ch1m1ch0nga]

Damn fine interview- thank you. Semper Fi

[@johnthekeane]

Big up, Major 👍

[@sunnextamerica5071]

This is June as Ukraine receive it's F16?

[@timmommens901]

Ryan Mcbeth on Kyiv Post on F16. Nice one as well 😊 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦✌🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦👋🇧🇪🇰🇷

[@Zenon00007]

❤Ukrainian ❤

[@tkmmkt6569]

How come no one ever mentions the Middle East when talking about authoritarian countries..? Saudi Arabia is literally an absolute monarchy that represses just about every minority.

[@observer7251]

Given how much incoming Russia is getting from ATACMS does Ukraine even need F16s? Russia was attacking with trucks from 1930s in one video.

[@quill444]

_Forty-year-old missiles, and fifty-year-old jets, and Russia thinks they're fighting the United States!_ - j q t -

[@ostwelt]

Very good questioning in that actually follows the flow of the conversation not just reading off a list of questions. If interviewers go down that route they will find themselves readily replaced by AI.

[@bikeman9899]

Excellent speaker

[@adsfwef1331]

F-16, the magical flying thingy...

[@mikeg.4211]

We're using the same brilliant strategy that lost us the Viet Nam war. Our leaders have never learned how this kind of self-defeating strategy is fatal.

[@thomasmyers9128]

It would change….. to no more Putin 😮

[@masterchinese28]

Good interview with a broad look of many aspects of this conflict.

[@Kodakcompactdisc]

Putler the genius 😂

[@dpelpal]

pUTIN: *Kyiv in THREE DAYS!*

[@leeming1234]

Genius of a coward.

[@mikec811]

Yep,got the intelligence of a custard.

[@taylorarnold5311]

Putin visiting and making a deal with North Korea shows his desperation.

[@louisnaidu9140]

Thank you for another interesting interview.

[@chirpywiggins5796]

It's all warming up nicely!

[@ananamu2248]

I've done marriage guidance and I see patterns similar to putin / ukraine in violent relationships. The victim tries to appease and keep escalation to a minimum. It doesn't work. They need to about turn and attack ,fast and hard. .it doesn't have to be physical ....verbal or financial works

[@Retroscoop]

Why can't I add the best of these programs to my own threads, to be able to go back to whenever I need it ?

[@AlanTheBeast100]

What? Making friends with Kim Jong-Un is not a good strategic move?

[@dpelpal]

It's one of the reasons Russia lost all of Vovchansk

[@AlanTheBeast100]

@@dpelpal A little early for that.

[@johnl7468]

Both sides are waiting to see what happens in the US election. Russia believes it will benefit them the most. But an unsupported Ukraine is an unrestrained Ukraine. Ukraine can't continue to fight this large front war as long as Russia with Russia able to buy foreign troops who are willing to die quickly for a bonus. Ukraine can defeat the Russian will to fight by driving deeper into Russia with targeted partisan / commando strikes. Hit the war supporters hardest. The innovation of the Ukrainian defense is astounding to watch.

[@gherkamum]

🇺🇦❤👍💪🇬🇧👍💪❤🇺🇦

[@windowman929]

Relying on north Korea, enough said....

[@rykozmin]

North Korea has a grotesque amount of stored artillery and ammunition that is Soviet grade. It might be poor quality but that never bothered the Soviets

[@morpheus2573]

Times Radio or YT are deleting comments. No point in making them here.

[@gherkamum]

Russian oil must be getting low..

[@dpelpal]

I hope not. When they sell cheap oil to India and china it depresses the world price and makes oil cheaper for all of us. Not to mention the fact that they are literally selling the oil at a loss. Not to mention Rushins' losing all of Vovchansk yesterday. It's unwinnable for Rushns' at this point.

[@boota1979]

@@dpelpal You are a Russian today so how will it bother you?

[@tonupharry]

Times still deleting comments? no point visiting then

[@Travis_22]

I regularly get comments immediately deleted

[@boota1979]

@@Travis_22 Same here!

[@quill444]

_look mine also got deleted!_

[@seanmurphy1614]

Great interview and analysis. Pity about the many ad interruptions.

[@sb4333]

Thx for including the question of morality for politicians, they are trying to put themselves above the law with immunity, and apart from moral standards using the excuse of winning elections

[@michaeltrillium]

The Ukraine demographics policy is critical. If the West truly believes stopping Russia is essential - and it is - why not recruit and pay Western PMGs, who are already trained in advanced warfare?

[@christianhellman4453]

2:22 That's Russia's argument against NATO expansion.

[@sp4263]

Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@acmelka]

Stop considering and do it! Russia is sharing missile tech w North Korea, yesterday

[@mikesvacation]

The recalcitrance to allowing Ukraine to use long range weapons is that "they" the Ukrainians dont use them. Meaning nato/western troops are maintaining, programing and doing everything but pushing the green button. The targeting is given from nato intelligence satellites,, so a long range cruise missile 98% managed from nato troops is several orders of magnitude more significant than some special forces coaching the Ukraine to use closer range weapons. As far as tactical nuclear weapons used being the catalyst for nato troops on the ground in Ukraine,, The use of tnp by Russia would cause a reassessment of the history of the events that led to this war and there could be a watershed change of blame assignment for this tragedy. If it was assessed by the general public that they have been measurably misled, public enthusiasm for continued risk and destruction might be greatly reduced. Thank you for an interesting channel, 🙏

[@siarlb8115]

How many “at the end of the day”?

[@sooz9433]

I think they smell blood... time to close in.

[@christianhellman4453]

10:12 Who can believe any military industry can be set up in Ukraine? It will be destroyed! What capacity of production remain in Ukraine. Concerning the drones, they are produced in China -aren't they? It's a difference of modifying small arms and proper production.

[@zipperpillow]

Denis, you scratch me where I'm itching. Peace be upon you.

[@AnotherAmerican91]

Im starting to think the russians aint going to like the birds.

[@chillxxx241]

Why would the US let Ukraine do this with their weapons when all of Europe hasn’t committed to it yet? Germany is still not providing some weapons to Ukraine.

[@CGplay186]

@chillxxx241 They cant Germany has limits what can can manufacture after ww2 so does all western countries, no one is allowed become more powerful then USA, so is kind of surpassing Ukraine gets as much they do but yet again they not provided enough for a certain "win" just enough in order to prolong, which should tell you something if have a mind of your own to think with.

[@j.goggels9115]

Europe has allocated more ressources to Ukraine than the United States.

[@chillxxx241]

@@j.goggels9115 Sure they have…

[@chillxxx241]

@@CGplay186 You are making stuff up. Quit while you are ahead.

[@rickwhite4137]

If NATO and all Western countries hadn't believed in Putin's toothless threats and had given Ukraine full support from the beginning of the unlawful invasion, all Russians would have been home a long time ago. That would have saved tens of thousands of lives and prevented most of the damage in Ukraine.

[@AlexanderKonstantinou-d1r]

What hapen to topling legitimate ucranian goverment with color revolution????

[@PierceStudent]

Ukraine will be making their own Himars and ATACMS in the near future, and other cruise missiles and drones. I know that is a stretch, but feasible.

[@taylorarnold5311]

Well they won't be called highmars and their already making their own cruise missiles . They've modified their trident missiles to not only hit targets at sea but on land now as well.

[@tomasecolon6468]

slava ukraina

[@KipIngram]

OF COURSE it goes back to concern about escalation. What other reason could there be? I have no doubt we'll CONTINUE to relax the restrictions - I expect a whole road map for that exists, probably orchestrated across all of the Western nations. I feel quite sure Macron's recent comments re: French boots in Ukraine was part of a plan made by all of our governments. I definitely understand that you people on the east side of the Atlantic have "extra concerns" that the US doesn't have to be burdened with. I think from the American perspective the only "catastrophic" outcome of this whole business would be a nuclear exchange. We want to help and we are helping, but we're doing so in a way that we think minimizes the chance of such an exchange.

[@SlavTiger]

idk what russia thinks it would stand to gain by doing that, they'd get it from all sides immediately after.

[@markortner7066]

Delusion

[@AaranJackson]

Why do the call the russian military " meat-men " ?

[@stephenhill545]

Scottish football fans call themselves meatballs.

[@AaranJackson]

@@stephenhill545 So you imply they sacrifice themselves?

[@chrisjones6736]

I think the arrival of F16 will change not very much. We have a war which has turned into a facsimile of WW1, with defence having ascendancy over offence. Manoeuvre warfare is unlikely to get going meaningfully because Ukr doesn't have the manpower to generate an advantage and is hamstrung by being forced to fight on its own soil alone. Russia can throw stuff at Ukr until the cows come home. It is hard not to be gloomy about the long term prospect.

[@tomw.6757]

Once air dominance is established the Russian lines can be bombarded 24/7. Huge difference.

[@chrisjones6736]

@@tomw.6757 Well yes, BUT unless NATO step in a few dozen F16 are not going to make the difference. Ukr is fighting with a hand tied behind its back.

[@Travis_22]

Putin is waiting for Trump to get in and pull the plug

[@TomWakeman-ul7om]

Thank you for bringing up the Ukrainian manpower issue.

[@dpelpal]

Vovchansk is Ukraine🤗

[@baekdumountaintiger5701]

Russia is rly bad at war.

[@crabbyappleseed8190]

Putin bit off more than he could chew and now is choking on it.

[@mackmphahlele9511]

Interesting. Patches of military equipments cross each other's ways from North Korea and South Korea to Russia and Ukraine respectively.

[@stephenhill545]

You can still buy Samsung products in Russia, basically the only western phone model available there. Maybe South Korea should think about that.

[@notaspy1227]

8:52 so we have “Game Changing Weapons” just nothing to rival Full Metal?

[@eddybukayo7784]

South korea only wants to sell weapons to Ukraine but Putin threatened South Korea so it backfire again to Russia, very good policy and diplomatic talent Putin 😅😅

[@stephenhill545]

You don't look like Putin's kind of Russian.

[@eddybukayo7784]

@@stephenhill545 reiterate the question 😅😅, what do you mean😅😅,,,ironic becoz he wants north korea to supply him with ammunition and bullets but south korea cannot?

[@KurtCertijn]

Very disappointed in the USA actually in the whole western block.

[@wayneg1286]

How long before Nth Korean artillery guns appear on russian battlefields?

[@perryhenrickson7750]

I remember Trump insisting European countries increase their spending and everyone was appalled at him. Do you think if they would have back then, maybe Putin would have thought twice about invading Ukraine?? We will never know now.

[@greble11]

Not just Trump. Every US President - Republican and Democrat - since Kennedy has been insisting that Europe spend more on its own defense.

[@nealy2815]

More sympathetic towards Russian money.

[@themcgeachys]

T.R.giving Russia a heads up

[@juhajuntunen7866]

Putin, the master strategist! Oh, this irony on air.

[@daveymc172]

The border is the border! 100km into Ukraine equals 100 km into Russia

[@michaelathanasiou2030]

Once Farage gave Putin his endorsement, it was obvious he would intensified the attacks on innocent Ukrainians ( this is why Sunak has to send Farage to Rwanda)

[@JohnDudley-l7x]

Yes, from a guy who died years ago !

[@SuperHuia]

Why is reform referred to as a rightwing party but labour never as a leftwing party. Shouldn't journalists just report in what people say rather than apply their own political bias. Its makes people turn off. Just sayin. Ciao Ps I'm not a fan of reform by anymeans

[@stephenhill545]

It's considered right-wing because it is: nationalistic, hostile to immigrants, there for the wealthy, hostile to international organisations/institutions, like NATO, the EU, the ECHR etc.

[@jirivegner3711]

Current Labor is center to left-center, not really left wing.

[@SuperHuia]

@@jirivegner3711 sure, but the point is only right wing parties tend to be labelled so ...when left are just referred to as parties. It does seem sometimes that the media are trying to influence voter thinking rather than just reporting what is said.

[@SASlair]

You guys keep talking like Ukraine is winning but Russia is still there.

[@MartinLundström-l4v]

Will they make progress ...before..NATO collapse?

[@MartinLundström-l4v]

Will Ucraine make progress BEFORE the NATO collapse?

[@k9spike235]

Mike Ryan hasn't a clue! Not the brightest guy.

[@benachiesween]

By attacking Crimea, Ukraine is guaranteeing Russian forces will take Odessa leaving what's left of Ukraine with no access to the Black sea.

[@applemos6714]

Can you explain how Russia would do this?

[@dpelpal]

@@applemos6714 I think he might be trying to deflect attention from *RUSSIA LOSING ALL OF VOVCHANSK YESTERDAY*

[@Anashadk]

Take Odessa? They are too busy to even take a smoke break.The russians are all washed up.

[@dpelpal]

​@@Anashadk Russia lost all of Vovchansk yesterday after losing nearly 60,000 men trying to take the town This war is nearly over. Russia has lost.

[@Jacob-Sa]

Are you insane?? They couldn't even take Kherson.....

[@stewartchapman8515]

Counteroffensive , what are you talking about

[@zephyr8072]

What's the difference between North Korean arms and South Korean arms? South Korean arms actually work.

[@riversidegardenradio9070]

So why does South Korea need the NATO gang to protect them from the North. The only countries stopping the North from invading and taking over the South are Russia and China no other country as the capability to stop the North Koreans.

[@Jon-d6h]

A quick Google search shows the North Korean economy for 2023 as $48 billion, and that of South Korea as $1.674 trllion. The South Korea economy is on the order of 34 times larger than North Koreas. I sppose you could make some calculations regarding arms production, look at military budgtets and so on. But it is simple to see that, relative to gaining North Korea as a supplier to arms (and this is not new; North Korea has already supplied shells to Russia for two years), as opposed to South Korea, that the difference is huge Putin has provided South Korea with the political cover to openly supply Ukraine (which also is not new). And threatening South Korea just makes that aid easier to give.

[@boota1979]

@Jon-d6h South Korea is nothing more than another American state.

[@derekbaker3279]

Excellent interview.👍I have always enjoyed Maj. Gen. Ryan's intelligence, up-to-date knowledge, relevant analysis & willingness to get straight to the point! That's what all supporters of Ukraine need from expert guests!👍 I will just add one point: NATO doctrine for land warfare presupposes that the attacking NATO force has achieved - at minimum - local air superiority along the intended axis of advance. With that in mind, the hypothetical question posed regarding where Ukraine would be right now if the west had been one step ahead of the game could have the following answer: IF 'the West' had wanted to enable Ukraine to have maximum success in 2022 & 2023, it would have provided sufficient amounts of the equipment that NATO doctrine would have demanded for any NATO force! That would have included Patriot air defence systems, long-range ATACMS, medium & long-range cruise missiles (Storm Shadow, SCALP & Taurus, etc., etc., etc AND training Ukrainian pilots on F16s during 2022/20023 so that they would have been ready to destroy Russian attack helicopters, artillery batteries, defensive fortifications, etc. and otherwise support the 2023 counter-offensive.🤔 Given how vulnerable Russian mechanized forces, command & control, air defences, logistics, ammo dumps, air bases, naval assets, troop concentrations, oil processing plants, etc have proven to be, it seems to me that, IF Ukraine had the same capabilities in 2022/2023 that it has now, Russia's hold on any occupied territory would be extremely tenuous at best, Ukraine would have - at minimum, liberated all of Kherson & Zaporizhzhia, more of Luhansk & Donetz oblasts, and perhaps Ukraine would have gotten a toehold in strategically crucial Crimea by now. Most certainly, millions of Ukrainian civilians would no longer be under the absolutely brutal oppression of Russian occupying forces!🤔 Unfortunately, the U.S.A., Germany etc. chose to micro-manage Ukraine's ability to fight the Russians, probably with the intention of enabling the Ukrainians to defend themselves, while at the same time ensuring that the Russians did not experience any tactically crushing, strategically catastrophic defeats....a policy which appears to remain in place, at the expense of thousands upon thousands of Ukrainian lives, civilians included.😡

[@SjaakTromp]

South Korea has large stockpiles of everything. Thank you little Putler! :D

[@Withnail1969]

Not any more it doesn't.

[@michaelmulcahy2277]

Good solid, sensible analysis of the issues raised. Demographics is the future! This is Russia's last big war... The Ukraine has to rebuild it's infrastructure sure, but much more importantly it has to restructure its population and create an environment for young adults to have many children. Otherwise the war was in vain.

[@ChristopherBrown-y3h]

🤣🤓🤗 Grandpa Putin the best recruiter for NATO and GREAT supporters of Ukraine 🇺🇦💙🇺🇸💛

[@dpelpal]

After losing all of Vovchansk, even Russians are laughing at Russian army😂

[@Anonymous-by5jp]

Came for Ukraine news, stayed for the dueling English and Australian accents😊

[@gabe9790]

What accent? (sarcasm)

[@dpelpal]

Russia just lost all of Vovchansk. _How can Russia win a war if theyre losing ground?!_ Not looking good for russia that's for sure🤭

[@dpelpal]

@Bootsa1978 At this point, there's simply no path forward for Russia. Ukraine has won

[@GolemRising]

@@dpelpal temper your expectations a bit. Its still just a withdrawal, not a rout or full loss just yet. Good news to be sure, but early enough that its probably not entirely correct. And Russia lost this war 2 years ago. That does not yet mean Ukraine has won. Its still possible for both sides to loose. We should keep up the support and pressure.

[@boota1979]

@@dpelpal Paid!

[@dpelpal]

​@@boota1979Не разговаривайте с русской женщиной в такой манере.🤷‍♀️ Перестань свой хрен

[@dpelpal]

@@boota1979 Хватит говорить хрен. Я русская женщина и требую уважения

[@jamesmaness6308]

SLAVA UKRAINE 🇺🇦 ♥️

[@brankakovacic2719]

Bravo 🇺🇦💙💛