Comments by "Geoff Lepper" (@geofflepper3207) on "Ukraine success in Crimea would be 'terminal' for Putin regime | DW News" video.

 @nick-oi1xf you should be worried Russian troll. Russia loses this war and the rubles will stop coming for you. You might have to get a real job.
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@glintongordon6811 interesting how Russian trolls see Russian soldiers repeatedly running as fast as they can back towards Russia and see vast numbers of Russian soldiers engaging in suicidal charges in which they are killed or wounded and then conclude that Russian forces have always been going forward because they didn't literally run backwards. Okay. Have it your way. Russian soldiers have always been going forward, either towards Ukrainian lines to he senselessly killed or away from Ukrainian lines to try to get as far away as possible from Ukrainian soldiers. Happy now?
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@imaginedmountains2311 whether Russia is forced to give up Crimea is not going to be up to Russia. Ukraine will decide that. And to be more accurate Crimea is not Russia's to give up. It's part of Ukraine and has been so for 7 decades.
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@glintongordon6811 anybody who thinks that Russian people are doing well has clearly never been out of Russia to see what the standard of living is in a modern country not run by a terrorist dictator focused on spending money on the military to try to build his 18th century style empire instead of bringing people out of poverty.
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@goenzoy Russia lost its closest and biggest customers for fossil fuels and now is forced to sell fossil fuels at a deep discount elsewhere and hundreds of thousands of Russian soldiers have been killed or wounded and Russia has not succeeded in any of its territorial objectives in Ukraine and over a million of Russia's most talented young men have fled the country and many millions more will leave Russia if they get a chance and Russia has become a pariah state and Russia has been cut off from many high tech components it needs for industry and many Russian oligarchs have lost their possessions and are banned from traveling the places they want to go and most Russian citizens can no longer go the places they want to go and much of Russia's military equipment has been destroyed and much of Russia's military supplies have been used up and Russia's military has become the laughing stock of the world and countries which were close to Russia are turning to China and Finland has joined NATO and soon Sweden and Ukraine will as well and Russia is likely to lose control of the Donbas and Crimea including Sevastopol and Russia is going to be on the hook for vast amounts of reparations Russia will have to pay and Russia is quickly exhausting its foreign reserves and likely will be bankrupt by the end of this war and now India and other countries no longer see Russia as a reliable supplier of military equipment. But you think that Russia is better off strategically than before the war? Lol. Lol. You really need to stop posting online.
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@littlebigcommentaries9833 that's nice Russian troll. So the Russian economy is "booming" as the Russian government quickly depletes its foreign reserves and heads towards bankruptcy to spend money on building military equipment that gets destroyed in Ukraine and military supplies that get wasted in Ukraine and to support Russian troops in Ukraine until they get killed? And Russia is going to need 10 to 20 years to rebuild its military equipment after this pointless war. Would have been better for the Russian government to pay soldiers to dig holes and fill them in again instead of stupidly invading Ukraine. I'm just curious to see what Putin will do when he has lost Crimea and Donbas and the Russian military has been pretty well destroyed and Russia is bankrupt and Russia owes trillions of dollars to Ukraine and other countries. Russia and its government and its people are going to have some really horrible economic times for a long time after the war.
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@sigma-sigma1 Russia losing its biggest and closest customer and needing to sell its fossil fuels at a deep discount is obviously very bad for Russia and actually was exactly what Western countries wanted to happen because they didn't want to create world energy shortages. The idea that a seller losing its largest customer and thus needing to sell all its product to others at a steep discount is not bad for the seller is utterly ridiculous.
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@musicclassic5938 what the heck do you mean by defeating the Ukrainian army? The Russian military hasn't had a significant victory in over a year and the Ukrainian army is doing just fine. It's still there. Sorry if that annoys you. And don't further humiliate yourself shouting about the "great" Russian victory in Bakhmut where Russian forces took 12 months to capture 42 square km of ruins.
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 @MrMr-ws3tv Russian troll, have you ever considered saying something that makes sense and relates to the post instead of spewing random words? You wouldn't embarrass yourself so much.
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 @theangryhobos my but you Russian trolls struggle to understand simple things.
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@user-lb9wj6qy2p that's why NATO countries should have offered jets to Ukraine well over a year ago rather than worrying about whether that would make life difficult for Putin.
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@HelloThere-dc1sh so Russian troll, 16 months into the war you still believe Putin's lies that Russian forces would quickly capture Kiev and conquer Ukraine within days and that that has actually happened? Sounds like you haven't watched the news in 16 months. When you do you'll be shocked at how the dysfunctional, incompetent Russian military has failed and been humiliated in Ukraine by the forces of a much smaller nation.
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