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Update from Ukraine | Big War | Why Russia Stuck in Ukraine but May harm NATO? (YouTube)
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I note that the military in the US and other countries in NATO have been digging mass graves and that this has been publicized. This tends to make the people nervous. Of course, Donnie is our only savior because of his close friendship with Putin. On another matter, can you please translate some of the village and town names? I see ‘Novo’ which I presume means ‘New’ i
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Denys, It's 6:30 AM in Ukraine and I've seen very bad news coming from Kharkiv (a near-encirclement), Dobropilliya and Orikhiv-Zaporozhia. Can you tell us what you know? Thanks!
Ukraine might deal with Russia more quickly if it brought back the million conscripts (deserters) currently in Poland.
Thanks as usual for your insightful updates Denys. I don't understand why this report has gathered more critical comments, but don't let them make you change your style; it is far better than many others trying the same thing.
Thanks again Denys. Background is a wonderful advertisement for Ukraine. Where did you record it? Such a contrast to the East of the country.
Captain, my Captain. The U.S. does not maintain large permanent bases in the Baltics, but it does station troops there on a recurring rotational basis — typically battalion-sized elements — to strengthen NATO’s eastern defenses and deter Russian aggression. These rotations have continued even amid broader U.S. force posture reviews in Europe. The U. S. may surprise us all! You are correct about Donnie, but the American people support Ukraine.
Unfortunately Krasnov and his two "negotiators" (Witless and Kushner) have different ideas. While they are scheming to make even more money their moral compass has been lost (if they ever had one).
Thank The Lord God Russia has been unable to take Ukraine 🇺🇦. He has been active . The time of captivity is over for Ukraine, Poland and others . Putin needs to realize that
Oh, excuse me—in the 90s, we, the Polish nation, kicked the Russians out of our country ourselves, and Ukraine didn't help us with that at all.
We cannot be afraid of escalation, we cannot stay still if Russia illegally crosses into Estonian border, Article 5 must be done, but there must be measures, the objective first should be at least stall russian advances in Baltics so they do not advance further, without crossing to Russian international territory, because there might be nuke, must be precautious. Article 5 is not automatically WW3 or Nuclear War, what matters is keeping it as far as possible from use of nukes.
Thank you, Denys. Victory to Ukraine.
Hello Denys, I am new but I would like to make some suggestions to improve the channel, provide a better analysis and reliability, I mean you are already but there needs a bit of polishing, but onto it: 1. Avoid been overly optimistic but neither pessimistic; 2. Don't be too speculative, a little bit but not too much, 3. Make better deeper tactical rigor. That would make you stand out as a good analyst, keep your views but separate them from your work but express them with no fear. Слава Україні! 💛💙🇺🇦
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Denis has made "kaput" into a noun and a verb.
The English language keeps picking up new words like a mangrove picks up debris and grows islands.
How was with America in WW2? Pattern is equal as now. We don't sell, we don't intervene.
We should be helping Ukraine 🇺🇦, they are the one is has been attacked for no good reason
Hi Denys, I just signed up to give you one comment, wich you might find useful (or not). You regularly make strange mistakes in English, which are not critical, but very glitchy, and can be confusing to the viewers. Some examples: - calling consequences "circumstances" - Hypocrat instead of hypocrit - "press your huge like" sounds like from obscene context ..and so on.. :) Maybe you could ask some professional or native speakers to help you to work on it and become even better? I hope you can easily accept this kind of suport without getting annoyed :) And thank you so much for what you do. Slava Ukraini
Who doesn't make some slips, or even constant errors, speaking a foreign language? These small things are not important, not at all.
