Comments by "Klara Chiamarsi" (@klarachiamarsi5935) on "Hindustan Times" channel.

  1. German officials would never understand, how we Russians feel, hearing that footage, and what profound effect it will make on our relations. It's like we are back in the 40s and Hitler is back. Hearing, how they discuss in German language an attack on our infrastrucrure (which implies killing our people too, bcs the brige is never empty), causes not only anger, but utter despise.
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  2. Today, the Russian Investigative Committee opened a criminal case against the ICC's prosecutor and judges.
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  3. Haha... Basically, the Poles said: "If Russia wins in Ukraine, we will send our people to fight Russia... but it's all will be Putin's fault". He said "Poland may end up joining the conflict". Joining means "to get involved (on your own will)". If they can't use the language properly, may be they shouldn't talk at all.
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  4.  @gunwu9084  We never threatened to nuke anyone. We reminded that if someone is going to attack us, we have nukes on the ready. You, brainwashed people, always forget the "if someone attacks" part, like it's nothing. Like you expect us to stay silent and smiling if someone is shelling or nuking us. Zelensky, on the other hand, DID call up the NATO for PREEMPTIVELY nuking Russia in his interview with Australians about a year ago, but you never mention that.
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  5. Easier to list whom they didn't invade or interfere militarily: Australia, New Zealand, Canada... is that all or there are more?
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  6. And to make it more difficult for Germany and Russia to communicate and potentially restore their relationships.
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  7. Every time I hear the USA officials talk, all they do is criticizing other countries' internal affairs or critisizing how other countries deal with each other. Looks like in American government there are no people who don't think that their one and only job is to police the world.
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  8. The ICC is recognised by Germany, and the order makes it more difficult for Russia and Germany to communicate and potentially restore their relationships. Which is the goal of the order - just what the USA wanted.
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  9. You westerners don't even understand what a "communist" means. Your government took care for educating you with all the wrong meanings.
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  10.  @wakwakungo9693  Abkhazia was not a "province", it was an autonomous republic within the Georgian republic. And Putin never "took" Abkhazia, as Abkhazia declared it's independence from Georgia in 1992 - 7 years before Putin even came to Moscow. Why is that, if some territories want to separate themselves from Russia they are considered "good guys", but territories that want to separate themselves from Ukraine or Georgia are considered "bad guys"?
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  11.  @chrissmith7669  The paranoia is to belive that Putin is going to march into Europe, without A SHRED of evidence pointing to that. And schizophrenia is to simultaneously belive that Russia can't defeat Ukraine and will take over Europe.
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  12. You too was not occupied by Russia. You was TOLD that you was occupied.
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  13. Hindustan Times, you always have good info, but the format of your videos is just horrible. Annoying music, caps lock is hard to read, you break the phrases in the strangest places, show the subs for too long.
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  14. "in Sverdlovsk located east of Moscow" - yeah, like 1000 miles east :-D It's basically in Siberia. And Sverdlovsk was renamed decades ago into Ekaterinburg. Although region around Ekaterinburg is still called "Sverdlovsk region". But in essense the news is correct, it happened in Sverdlovsk region.
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  15. Why does she even talk about "friendship"? Did the USA politicians ever call someone "friends"? Do they even know this word? Americans never promised friendship to anyone.
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