Why The Russian Invasion Of Ukraine Will Continue

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[nancydouglas]

I agree. National security information should not be leaked.

[rbpkbxf]

Russians made a huge mistake by giving this misfit so much power.

[orvil]

Because the United States wants it to - there, I answered it for you without even watching the video.

[gurhanweyrah]

Her grandfather Nikita Khrushchev has done a lot of reforms in the Soviet Union after he took over after the death of Stalin. He even criticized the policies and purges of Stalin and brought most people back from the Siberian Gulags but he was also unpredictable and firm believer of communism. His unpredictable nature almost plunged humanity into nuclear war during the Cuban missile crisis. Very complex guy.

[DESSLOK]

Why are we giving Ukraine $40 billion. That is US citizen money going to Ukraine and arms makers wealthy. I think the drinking water in Flint Michigan is still undrinkable. Let's take care of our citizens first.

[PeterSedesse]

The USA seized $300 billion of Russian money. So far we have spent about $3 billion on aid to Ukraine. At the same time, the Russian army is getting dismantled and Russia's economy is going back to the stone age. There is no reason for Zelensky to not keep going and get Crimea back.

[danielleisabellabanyard]

All of that not happening is only because so many people speculated on the possible outcomes and called Russia out online before things were actually implemented. By talking like this and exposing Putins possible goals and actions we help stop those very things from happening. Putin will never do what we expect him to to do. So becoming complacent when things don't happen as predicted would be a mistake. Just because a thing doesn't materialise on the ground in Ukraine, it doesn't mean our predictions were wrong.

[markbujdos]

I was at the 2017 May 9 parade in Moscow and the air show overheard was cancelled because of weather, so what Krushcheva says is not entirely correct.

[dennisp]

Oh, But we (Press) have our rights too. No matter HOW much it threatens our security. Gotta get that story.

[chaseme]

Why? Because the U.S. won't allow negotiations. The MIC is making too much money.

[fegeleinfegel]

Awe geez, I thought they were gonna just suddenly stop

[Darkeiser.]

Whatever it is these gas prices are keeping us from eating.

[mr.pizzamarlon]

In just 14 days more, they will say *"Peace and security!"*

[mikekelley]

God bless the people of Ukraine, the bravest in the world...

[ValensBellator]

I hope the Ukrainians, if they can stomach it as I don’t want to belittle their losses, stick with their goals to reclaim that territory.
They’re letting Russia throw soldiers into a meatgrinder from defensive positions as far more advanced weaponry arrives from the west and their troops get trained on it…

In some time they would be positioned for a true counter offensive, and places like Cherson would be more than happy to welcome them back once they got through the battered Russian soldiers.

[LowsHand]

You are welcome Russia - You'll get what you deserved....

[cray]

Unnecessary war is only ONE of the side effects of over emotional leadership.

[normanbrown]

Some People like to Feed their EGO with other people's Life and Blood, not calling any Names.

[meridien]

I see in Gen. Twitty a man who has made grown men break down and cry. This guy is hard as nails.

[philgroves]

Interesting. Were Khrushcheva's words describing Putin and his view of state-controlled Russia ... or Donald Trump, and his dream of a state-controlled United States? Or both? Hmmmm.