1000 Days of War And Its Apogee

[@GoodTimesBadTimes]

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[@tyalikanky]

These druid-style weapons names are quite good.

[@andrius0777]

In the 1990s, instead of educating his children so that they would not break the law in the future, the current grandfather of Joe Biden, for some reason, was very concerned with the disarmament of Ukraine (we will also not remove the blame from Ukrainian traitors), which, among other things, led Ukraine to war, and his children to crime 😠😡🤬🤬🤬

[@BrunoDias1234]

In short, ukraine loses, russia gains 20% of its territory and trump make paz

[@manickn6819]

So Russia is doing meatwave attacks loosing up to 45,000 soldiers a month but they are not running out of men. Ukraine is not loosing any men but they are running out of men and commanders. Sad analysis.

[@messier8379]

@@GoodTimesBadTimes you are full of Ukro bias, you keep deleting comments that are opposite from the lies you are talking

[@dkoodziej2063]

From 🇵🇱: perhaps the only idea of Lenin I agree with is this: “There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen.”

[@dr.python]

I legit heard this last time in Feb 2022 just before the conflict started.

[@t.n.h.ptheneohumanpatterna8334]

Kinda when you okay the video game risk when you stagnate for a while then chases eventually always happens and

[@Megalomaniakaal]

Wasn't it 'Decades where weeks happen and weeks where decades happen'?

[@pixelatedxenon9579]

Nothing Ever Happens

[@toyotacrown512]

Кстати, Ленин - это человек который провозгласил существование украины.

[@zjsz4954]

People in 100 years will have the dopest history lessons

[@tedbed1389]

Yeah, but imagine the information fatigue. You can see the ripe ground for historiography.

[@Fankas2000]

Will they? In 100 years it will be just another conflict in a very long list.

[@Eldemaer]

No. People forget all the lessons and repeat all the same mistakes.

[@subgivtara]

They would simplify it anyway

[@jacoblongbrake8230]

Trump 2024

[@worldofdoom995]

I wrote my college thesis on the military aspect of how the US lost the Vietnam War. Biden repeated like 80% of the same mistakes.

[@ps-dh8ef]

Would love to read it somehow

[@themsky8905]

Name me a few

[@worldofdoom995]

@themsky8905 dragging their feet with aid, limiting where they can strike, not letting them push into Russia until recently, not putting pressure on Europe to do their part, giving certain things in a piecemeal fashion like tanks and F-16s as he mentioned in the video making this a proxy war like Vietnam bent on numbers rather than a supportive united front like us giving aid to the UK in WW2, not coming out immediately to say Ukraine WILL be admitted to EU and NATO now that Russia has made this invasion. Not sending a massive logistical force of civilian contractors until 2025 so Ukrainians could focus on combat. Among other things.

[@300thNPC]

US isn't even fighting in this war 😂

[@worldofdoom995]

@@300thNPC not yet

[@astroboy3291]

I'm happy we still have Hubert. I know the controvery is old by now. Still, I'm happy we have his charming and characteristic voice.

[@GoodTimesBadTimes]

thank you

[@astroboy3291]

​@@GoodTimesBadTimes Proszę

[@teaser6089]

controvery?

[@astroboy3291]

@@teaser6089 some months ago, there was another speaker, for I think like two episodes. He spoke with less accent, and many people thought him to be a generic choice, to appeal to a wider audience. Well, for many people, me included, Hubert is kind of the soul of this channel. There was a huge outrage, and people wanted their polish guy back. Short conclusion: Hubert is back. We won. Edit: The other guy did a good job though. He just came after Hubert, so he never won the popular vote.

[@PavltheRobot]

​@@astroboy3291 When you said controversy I thought it was directly related to Hubert. Nowadays youtubers get into all kinds of shady stuff, good thing it wasn't the case

[@krisk7]

US still cares more about Russia not collapsing than Ukraine not loosing. The hope is that both Russia and US miss the point of no return for the collpase of Russian economy.

[@dx-ek4vr]

They never feared nukes, they feared that we would never return to the old status quo, not knowing that the old status quo is gone forever.

[@dx-ek4vr]

It was never "escalation" that they feared. What they really feared was that we would never return to the old status quo with Trade and all, not knowing (or not wanting to realize) that the old status quo is gone Forever

[@ShadowPhoenixMaximus]

@@dx-ek4vr Not really. The US was telling the Europeans (in particular the Germans) to ditch their dependence on Russia oil for a while. But because there was no pressing concern regarding the issue it was ignored. The US economy could sustain itself many times over, whilst the Russian economy is on the edge of the abyss - the only stopping them from falling completely is the CCP. Russia is pretty much a vassal state of China at this point. If the CCP decided to follow rhetoric with action then the Russian economy would be in freefall. But what the CCP often says, and what it actually does are two entirely different things.

[@piotrd.4850]

It was US and it's most adrent follower, Poland, which had kept Ukraine in the fight. Especially US had to do A LOT of arms twisting to keep EUrope supporting Ukraine. So, STFU.

[@onefastr6]

If it wasn’t for America this would’ve been over in a week. Personally America is losing patience with Biden dumping taxpayer funded weapons and aid to Ukraine. Trump will not be so foolish.

[@Draktand01]

European here. I really don’t mind us having the responsibility for enforcing a ceasefire. It might just force our politicians to get their heads out of their asses, and figuring out what sort of future we want.

[@sapientum8]

do you mind going there as a soldier to enforce it?

[@mja4wp]

the EU problem is too many generations removed from horror of WW2 and a gross underestimation and understanding amongst too many of its EU leaders when it comes to the reality of human nature (ie. Putin and Russia will never attack and war is a relic will will not see again etc)

[@AxelFreeDog-ob9fg]

European here? Who says that? But somebody not actually French. German. Italian but a citizen of eu occupying that land. A soverign citezen would proclaim their flag not that tag line that just attaches to them. Like if i said im british 😂😂😂 Would i F.. i am English. Then British. Which is why ill never be European too. Thats just greedy. You have it.

[@Shyhalu]

How about you just stop meddling and mind your own business? NATO, your government, and mine all started this nonsense - over a ***** trade deal.

[@Shyhalu]

@@mja4wp That isn't the issue, America is 10x worse and we have a war every other decade. The problem is we let a specific group in government and that group can't be drafted.

[@user-vc5zt9ci12]

I hate Jake Sullivan... he is responsible for so much loss

[@Andriy_Sklyar]

I hate Trump, because of him we didn't have shells for half a year, and now we can probably forget about them for the next 4 years

[@mr.x817]

@@Andriy_Sklyarcry more 😂. America First.

[@MeanBeanComedy]

​@@Andriy_SklyarTrump wasn't in power, and your entitlement to our stuff is just *insane.*

[@mcs131313]

@@Andriy_Sklyar you realize Trump is the first president to allow transfer of lethal weapons to Ukraine. After Biden / Obama banned it in 2014?

[@Andriy_Sklyar]

@@MeanBeanComedy So your word means nothing. You came to us when the Soviet Union collapsed, you provided guarantees for our disarmament. We are not asking, we DEMAND the fulfillment of your obligations.

[@konsyjes]

What if a special military operation took place in Konigs... I mean Kaliningrad oblast. By local separatist forces of course. I hear Polish, German and Lithuanian native speakers are being oppresed there.

[@michelepappalardo4059]

Native speakers were expelled a long time ago with the ussr

[@hypnomarket8649]

Мечтай

[@l0necroc]

So funny

[@fillosof66689]

All the Germans got btfo'd out of the territories cut off from after their defeat in WW2, which then got added to Poland and other Soivet friendly states, while Kaliningrad was kept due to its strategic value. Turns out Stalin is two steps ahead of all y'all even from the grave 😂

[@MuhammadRidwan-pe7ny]

All the Germans worker are protesting Volkswagen closing, no one give a **** about some unknown territory

[@Isus666999]

Russia was using Iskander missiles (nuclear cacable fomo the very start) so Orešnik is nothing new but it was followed by a media campaign and hype,

[@mediumch]

Iskander is a short-range missile with no sub munitions. It is nuclear capable but is not primarily designed for use in a nuclear conflict. Very different from Oreshnik

[@Nervann]

you cant defend against oreshnik whit air defence

[@AlexM-uz1hg]

Oreshnik is more likely built on base of RUBEZH missile, not Iskander.

[@AxelFreeDog-ob9fg]

No russia did not use nukes at all ye mep. Usa caused this. Ukraine was happy with 50% off energy deal they just sighed with russia. Then vicki nunland arrived into Ukraine. Russia leaked her phone calls. Telling her bosses who she chooses for what job. Failed state if you think im wrong see this documentary filmed by british film crew on how peace time Ukraine treated its most vulnerable citezens. The real Ukraine. Ukraines rejected children.

[@Sovnarkom]

Very true … longer distance, higher speed and greater payload - are more hallmarks here than the nuclear capability. It could also be argued that short range options are also less likely to be used in a nuclear exchange.

[@danutmh]

What a waste of people's lives...

[@MeanBeanComedy]

It's all so pointless.

[@cte4dota]

The way Europe work our entire history.

[@vladvlad3724]

​@@cte4dota*russia

[@cte4dota]

@@vladvlad3724 russia was always under attack form west? And after they blown them to sky high again they are bad right?

[@Paulyy_D]

not a waste in putins view, he cares alot more about territory than people's lives

[@foreveremoatheart]

I have called this for years and i was right the entire time. Ukraine does not have the manpower anymore. They used to, and could have won the war, but because the west drip fed ammunition and supplies to Ukraine, UKRAINE ended up losing too many men to make a real difference with the weapons still being drip fed to them. The west, when sending their best tanks to Ukraine, fingercossed and hoped those tanks alone would win the war somehow. But didnt send Ukraine the equipment, vehicles and supplies to help those tanks. F16s are coming too late to make a difference. Meanwhile russia has been able to get manpower and supplies from North Korea with a couple of months of negotiations. The moment Kiev entered Russian territory, it backfired, and gave Russia the excuse to call North Korea to aid. None paid attention to Putin's Alliance with North Korea where if their sovereign nation is attacked, they are allowed to send foreign troops into their land for defense. We have called Putin and russia weak since the start of the war, but, in the end, Putin called ended up to be correct, the West, wouldnt do enough to make a difference, pur reluctance to make a difference in times of war was anticipated. And boy do we look weaker than ever before

[@bobbertrobbert6282]

I don't quite agree that Ukraine moving into Russian territory was a mistake. Russia has been getting aid from North Korea for a while now, and I think it would've come go this even if Ukrainian soldiers never stepped foot on Russian soil, and I do still think that Putin and Russia are weak, but their leadership is stubborn enough and their people apathetic enough to destroy themselves if it means taking down their opponents with them, but everything else I agree with. You practically said everything I wrote in a comment of my own, but five times better.

[@minionzatwork]

Ukraine never stood a chance regardless of what you send. US weapons burn well in Ukraine all day every day 😂 how about you focus on you closing your border. Currently the US is more infiltrated by everybody akin to the whore of Babylon. God only know many cartels, Russian, Chinese, Venezuelan spies have sneaked in. Millions and you have no clue who they are. You'll be fucked from with in. Delusions not good. Reality check, you're 36 trillion in debt, your president is still demented 😂

[@l0necroc]

You talk like North Korea was a gamechanger for Russia when they are just 10K and we still havent seen them in action

[@ChadSimplicio]

And if Putin gets everything he wants, it could signal Xi to start his own SMO to "Reintegrate The Chinese Province of Taipei into the PRC."

[@joythought]

And the US supplied 31 tanks in total to face the 12000 approximate Russian tanks (most were rusting away but have been patched up and have now been lost in Ukraine) but FFS why did we stop at 31 tanks? If we gave them every Bradley that was marked too old for future use by US forces at the end of 2022 we would have seen the end of this war and might not have seen Hamas attack on Israel on Oct 7, the Houthi attacks in the gulf etc because it would have been clear the strength of the US is back. I didn't trust Trump to get this job done but I hope he does and I don't mind if Jake Sullivan is prosecuted along the way. That would be satisfying.

[@bobbertrobbert6282]

I'm saying this as an American and Republican. If the west, especially America, had sent ukraine the aid they needed on day one onwards, Ukraine would've had the manpower needed to use it and man the frontlines, they would have pushed russia out and hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian and Russian lives would have been saved. But the west has been cowardly, both sides, and are terrified to even hurt Russia's feelings, let alone give Ukraine the means to actually hurt the Russian war effort. The Republicans have been absolutely shameful with how they've opposed sending aid to Ukraine for such petty reasons, but the Democrats have also been embarrassingly incompetent. Though the Democrats have closer to the right idea than the Republicans by actually sending aid to Ukraine, they haven't sent nearly enough, soon enough, partly due to Republicans blocking aid, but also due to their own cowardly behavior, seemingly too afraid to send Ukraine what they actually need and in the numbers they need, which has only led to this war being extended, and hundreds of thousands more unnecessary deaths occurring. I don't believe the argument that the west doesn't have the production capacity to supply Ukraine. Maybe if it were just America, or just Europe, but tye west combined has more than enough factories, means, and stockpiles to send Ukraine all the military and humanitarian aid they could ever dream of, and then some, especially since we've had around THREE YEARS to ramp up arms production. It's just that the west has been to contempt and satisfied with drawing out this war to actually put in the effort and resources to do waht I just discussed. Once again, I am absolutely ashamed of the West, Republican or Democrat, conservative or liberal, Trump or Biden. The west has shown how arrogant, naive, and conceited it still is, and at this point, I think we deserve every hardship we're going through and are going to go through. Anyway, sorry for the long rambling comment. I just wanted to say how I've felt for these last few years. I wish Ukraine the best, as well as the Average Russian, and North Korean, and everyone involved. I also wish you the best. Edit: One thing I hate is when people, usually Republicans, bring up how expensive our aid to Ukraine has been (something like a hundred something billion dollars total, split between humanitarian and military aid), yet that's over the course of 3 years, but every SINGLE year, we spend something like 800 or 900 billion dollars on our military alone. Our government spend trillions of dollars total every year. We can easily afford to send aid to Ukraine, and in my opinion, we should've sent Ukraine a trillion dollars of military aid by now.

[@minionzatwork]

Delusional 😂 I think before you ask every one to shill out our taxes to Ukraine and asking Ukrainians to fight to the last, Ukrainian foreign legion is looking for meat, please volunteer or stfu

[@AGW99-df3yg]

Maybe if all these disparate parties are taking a similar stance, it's because they have more information than you. And maybe they come to a different conclusion about whether all that investment you propose for expanding your hegemony will actually return a profit.

[@bobbertrobbert6282]

@AGW99-df3yg Are you saying this war should be extended just so some people can make a profit? I am not for expanding the west's hegemony, I think we've overstepped and overextended since the end of the cold war, but I'm also against standing aside and watching while dictatorships like Russia invade smaller countries and causing immense suffering. I'm sure you'd say the same about our invasion of Iraq, and I'd agree. I think we should step back from situations where we aren't needed, like how countries in South America govern themselves and stuff like that, but I think we SHOULD step in where we are needed, like with Ukraine, Taiwan or South Korea.

[@МапчеОк]

@@bobbertrobbert6282 "..dictatorships like XXX invade smaller countries and causing immense suffering... " my humble petit american what about invasion: 1958: Lebanon 1962 Laos 1964: Congo 1965: Dominican Republic 1967: Congo 1970: Cambodian 1978: Zaire 1980: Iran 1981: El Salvador 1981: Libya 1982: Sinai 1982: Lebanon 1983: Grenada 1983-1989: Honduras 1983: Chad 198x: Persian Gulf 1988: Honduras 1988: Panama 1989: Colombia 1989: Philippines 1991: Iraq 1991: Zaire 1992: Sierra Leone 1992: Bosnia and Herzegovina 1993: Bosnia 1993: Somalia 1994: Haiti 1999: Serbia

[@seramikealson7563]

Stop being a keyboard warrior, get to the frontline. Show us what u have got

[@hmong_keeb_kwm]

Is about making money from military export. Their not supposed to win, nor are they supposed to lose. My grandpa was a soldier in the Royal Lao Army, and they we're 100% supported and equipped by the U.S.A. to fight against the NVA. In 1970, after the NVA major tet offensive in South Vietnam, the U.S. criticize the Royal Lao Army failure of stopping the NVA in Laos. In response Royal Lao General Vang Pao conducted a major offensive and went all out. Many Royal Lao troops died during the major offensive at the Plain of Jar against the NVA in the month of December 1970 and completely pushed the NVA completely back into North Vietnam. As they advanced into North Vietnam the U.S proceeded to cut off all weapons support completely to prevent them from advancing many farther into North Vietnam. Saying U.S ran out of ammunition and gas. But everyone knew it was bullshiiit. It was also when that incident accure between General Vang Pao and the C.I.A. field agent at a meeting table when General Vang Pao pull his pistol on the C.I.A. field agent at the meeting table. Grandpa said that was the turning point of the war. It was just a political war game playing with every one lives. When everyone learn the truth that invading North Vietnam to crush them was not allow, that became the biggest turning point. The Royal Lao Army saw a 68% desertion and the front line immediately fail apart. No body wanted to fight anymore if invading North Vietnam is not on the table. The brake through by the Communist was so rapped that within a single month the Communist had reached the C.I.A. head quarter in Long Thieng and General vang pao was force to concentrate all his remaining 16,000 troops to defend it. They were surrounded by over 97,000 NVA and was under sieze for a entire month. The only way in and out was by helicopters and airplanes. The C.I.A field agent stuck in Long Thieng coordinated B52 to carpet bomb daily to prevent Long Thieng from being over run. Grandpa said that was the turning point. When everyone found out that invading North Vietnam was never apart of the agenda. Desertion in the royal Lao army became rapid and the front line fell apart immediately. Boys as young as 10 years old was force drafted and force to fill in for the major desertion. My uncle was drafted at age 12 trained for only 3 days and was given a M1 Carbine due to his small size and sent to war. Luckily in his units the older fighting man only use him as a ammo runner to go get more ammo and they often had him run to go get ammo right before a big shoot out accure against the communist. They did it to protect these young boys. Uncle said the only time he came close to death was when his unit was on a patrol and as the older fighting man was tracking in the front, he and this 10 year old boy was at the back of the line. They both were the only two boys in the unit. They both was in the back to keep them safe, so if the unit run into the Communist they both will be safe. That turn out to be a big mistake as they track up the mountain they went pass a Communist sniper hidding in the bushes and my uncle was second to last while the 10 year old boy was last in line behind him. Uncle said usually he kept that 10 year old boy in front of him but for some reason that day he was in front of that boy and as they went by that Communist sniper hiding in the bushes the sniper open fire from behind hitting the ten year old in the back killing him. Uncle said he remember immediately going down low for cover and everyone immediately turn around and begin shooting tours the area where they heard the gun shot. Next thing he remember an older soldier was already on top of him using his own body to protect my uncle which my uncle was 12 years old at that time. When the shooting subsided the older fighting age man advanced tours where they heard the shot came from and dragged a dead NVA from the bushes. Uncle said they kicked and beat that dead Commie body as they dragged the body down to the path out of pure anger. Uncle said an helicopter came and the pilots were american and they took the 10 year old soldier body away. Uncle say that boy took the bullet for him that day. He say he still think of that boy nowadays and wonder what happen to his family.

[@GastropodGaming2006]

We didnt push into north vietnam because we feared we'd repeat the Korean war, and have the Chinese barrel south through the jungle.

[@pltv4649]

The same rotten politics as now in Ukraine. Delay of equipment for half a year, order for 100 new BMPs instead of a thousand from the warehouses, which will either soon be scrapped or can be delivered to the battlefield this month. Constant restrictions on where to shoot. And what are our options? Freeze the war? Give the RF time to prepare for a new war? They'll be better prepared.

[@wtabs]

bro, another delusional who thinks that war can make profit

[@kukulovickukulo]

@@wtabs because, the weapon companies make profit, and the deepstate too, so do the filthy billionaires

[@secondaryfront]

Poland will not join any partition of Ukraine. Forget about it.

[@Seba00PL]

It might have to. US won't pay for the new frontline, so Europe will pay. And Poland is the closest country.

[@PattPlays]

if forced to, they can be heartfelt and caring but also sneer about old borders

[@aaabbb-zc7sx]

neither will romania.we aren't interested in attacking our neighbours or having even more minorities to destabilise the parliment

[@basedandredpille]

guess Russia will have to protect Ukraine from poland lmao

[@lfield8352]

American good cop - bad cop. Seems to be working so far

[@Andriy_Sklyar]

I am addressing the Americans as a Ukrainian and I would like you to understand something. We will fight, we chose this option when we had no hope and we will not stop no matter what Trump decides and no matter how Elon Musk laughs at this statement. We are fighting for our land, for our freedom, for the kidnapped children, for those who are no longer with us. Peace without punishment for Russia is a prelude to the next war and even greater suffering. Therefore, we ask you, give us the opportunity to win, let us achieve peace for this generation, a peace for which you will not be ashamed, PROVE that the USA is the leader of the free world.

[@desi76]

While I commend your passion for your homeland, what you don't seem to consider is that this conflict was avoidable and can end tomorrow. Your country's leadership is pushing for NATO membership and NATO (America) wants to use Ukraine to position nuclear weapons on Ukraine's northeastern border that can strike Moscow in 5-10 minutes. Moscow is fighting this conventional war with your country, so it doesn't have to fight a nuclear war with NATO later. If you value your country, you'd want to avoid such a conflict. It's in your country's best interest not to fight with Russia, but to understand their concerns and make reasonable concessions. If the EU and USA really cared about Ukraine, they would have their own soldiers on the ground, fighting Russia directly.

[@elsol1176]

Bruh if you haven't figured it out, you have been used. Used to deplete Russia of it's war stocks, test weapons and figureout Russian tactics. The USA will start to withdraw their help and leave you to the wolves after promising they wouldn't. It should never have started and now you'll be without 25% of your country and maybe you might be Bart of NATO. Great.....

[@JamesO512]

I, as an American, am all for giving you everything you need to decisively defeat Russia. Unfortunately though, I think Russian propagandists have already successfully brainwashed a large portion of our population. And Russia has helped get people elected who are more friendly to their interests. Most Americans don't even realize there is an information war going on and Russia is conquering their minds. My suggestion for Ukraine is that if you want support from the West, aside from the heroic physical fighting that you are doing, you should also help as much as possible to help us win the information war. Help counter Russian propaganda on social media, among other things. I am seeing the narrative gaining ground even among people I know that the Zelenskyy regime is a puppet regime installed by the US, that the Revolution of Dignity was actually the CIA's doing, and so on. When I mentioned the Budapest Memorandum to someone, they told me that Russia made that agreement with Ukraine, not with the "Kiev Regime", and that this fight is not with Ukraine, but with the Kiev Regime. The idea is spreading that real Ukraine wants to be with Russia. If this isn't true, you regular, everyday Ukrainians need to communicate as much as possible to the rest of the world that it isn't true. Maybe you need to start your own bot farms to try to compete with Russian bots at a similar scale. I don't know what the answer is. But if Russian propaganda wins here, you are going to lose our support. Those like me who see what is happening and want to support you will be in the minority. Russia is also helping the rise of far right nationalists in Western Europe, who tend to be friendly to Putin and hostile to the EU and NATO. You are bearing the worst of Russia's evils right now. But in other ways, we are all under attack. I see my country falling to extremely un-American ideas and leaders, and Russia has a lot to do with this. They can't conquer us with conventional military means, but they are succeeding in conquering our minds and capturing our government. And this has consequences for you on the battlefield.

[@Andriy_Sklyar]

@@desi76 We tried to understand their concerns and make reasonable concessions for 8 years. Ask the parents of 300 children who were buried alive under the rubble of the Mariupol Drama Theater what it led to. Hundreds of thousands died, cities were turned into ruins of the First World War, mass terror, robbery, rape, destroyed schools, hospitals, huge dams. Do you really think that we can still be scared of anything? Do you really think that we still care what else Putin threatens? We will not talk to Russia until it goes to its own borders in 1991.

[@Andriy_Sklyar]

@@desi76 We tried to understand their concerns and make reasonable concessions for 8 years. Ask the parents of 300 children who were buried alive under the rubble of the Mariupol Drama Theater what it led to.

[@marcuslegion3654]

6:14 those numbers are from Ukraine and are completely inaccurate.... Even US general staff said so

[@_nexus_4834]

It is normal for Western propaganda to prove the existence of non-existent Russian meat wave attacks.

[@fillosof66689]

Shhh, let them believe in as much copies as possible. Never stop your enemy as they are committing a mistake

[@usa_bruce4295]

When and where, let us know

[@messier8379]

​@@_nexus_4834Ukranian casualties accordingly said by one of the pentagon generals told that Ukraine already lost 350 thousands men in war before the 2023 failed Counteroffensive had happened now imagine how much it increases these days, Ukraine is literally hiding their casualty rates and that Ukro saying Selydove is just defended by 60 troops? thats was a lie . Ukraine defend that city with two entire brigades around it... Russians had to go through of its flanks because it was so well defended

[@ESF-EF]

Oh sure because the russian numbers are super accurate aren’t they Ivan?

[@gottziehtalles666]

as a german i‘m ashamed we still haven’t delivered taurus..

[@xchazz86]

Don’t worry politicians have no shame.

[@hellfir2217]

as with everything else the Taurus would only make a difference if it was supplied in large numbers. Where are the large contract for tanks, fighting vehicles and Artillery

[@DadaduduxD]

@@hellfir2217 And Germany including a lot of others EU Countries still refuse to this Day to even spend just 2% on their Military and even get enraged when Trump calls them out for not taking our Defense and contribution to NATO serious. And that when Germany itself literally said that with our Stockpile of Ammunition and Military EQ we wouldn't even last like two Days before everythings used up and still our largest latest purchase are like 123 Leopards...pure joke. Whats 123 Leopards going to do? Russia-Ukraine War alone has cost thousands of Tanks, IFV and Co. loses including over a Million dead Troops by now and its 'only' a War between Russia/Ukraine w/o any Air really being involved and it more or less being a back and forth, NATO just drip-feeding Equipment like as if some Business / Video-Game Update to drop occasionally

[@Andriy_Sklyar]

@@hellfir2217 We achieve great numbers from all the help together, every contribution is important.

[@Fokkerflight]

You Germans definitely love battling in Eastern Europe. Some things never change

[@nikilass]

Забавно видеть что проблемы с личным составом у Украины,а пушечным мясом закидывает Россия)

[@pwc_uk]

Что забавно? Все логично - у России проблем с личным составом нет, поэтому и практикуют мясные штурмы, бабы еще нарожают - не от Вань, так даги, чехи и другие нацмены будут нахлобучивать Наташек и улучшать рождаемость

[@PattPlays]

>uses a freakin MIRV >doesnt put bombs in it

[@gaffgarion7049]

Yeah its called a threat

[@basedandredpille]

it is pretty terrifying on its own

[@TranTran-ro8zb]

it's called an unknow threat. If the damage is reveal is would be easier for everyone to caculate their move. An unknow threat will make all caculation uncertain.

[@AadityaDahiya84769]

Neither side presents accurate data on losses.There is no way to determine who lost more.

[@lfield8352]

Ukraine needs to 'ONLY!!!!' hold the line. Russia needs to win. While they dont win - they lose. Everyday Ukraine holds the line- they win. Simple

[@michaelotieno6524]

It is the other way round, Russia simply needs to hold the line. Ukraine needs to recover it's land.

[@zbigniewmalec4816]

​@@michaelotieno6524does not seem so. Russia forced itself to conquer whole Donbas by incorporating luhansk and donetsk oblasts.

[@Zlegacy34]

Yeah, the line is not being held unfortunately

[@sonneh86]

​@@michaelotieno6524 In ww1 France won by holding the line. Germany lost while attacking in France. There wasn't even any fighting I'm Germany

[@Andriy_Sklyar]

@@Zlegacy34 We lost our biggest fortress in the six months that we were not given shells while you were debating migrants.

[@FilAnd01]

I genuinely think that if Ukraine looks like it is in danger of a major collapse which would see the entire eastern section of the state or Kyiv seriously threatened western countries would get directly involved. America, France, and Germany probably would not, but I believe Poland, Sweden, and possibly the UK would. If North Korea can send soldiers without becoming a direct participant of the war so can we, and in fact, I think we need to.

[@laningsmith9163]

I believe that a polish ambassador made a statement along those lines

[@FilAnd01]

@ it wouldn’t surprise me at all. Even if America would view Russia essentially seizing the majority of Ukraine as acceptable (they shouldn’t but I don’t trust Trump, he is too ruled by his emotions) much of Europe won’t. Especially Poland as you pointed out is very concerned about this.

[@darthduskit9211]

north korea has a mutual defense pact with russia, nobody else has one with ukraine so it kind of makes a more difficult situation and most of the north koreans aren’t even in the frontline, they are just there to gain combat experience

[@FilAnd01]

@ Russia isn’t under attack they’re the ones doing the attacking, and technically there are some forms of guarantees for Ukraine. I also don’t think you really need an excuse to enter an allied nation and ensure it isn’t completely conquered. “Oh we would have helped stop this illegal war but that would have been illegal” sounds pretty silly…

[@darthduskit9211]

@@FilAnd01 ukraine invaded the kursk oblast which counts as directly attacking russia, and if nato sends troops into ukraine it becomes pretty much direct involvement and increases risk of nuclear war, which is generally what nato is trying to avoid, plus there are already volunteers and contractors from nato countries in ukraine, i can only see nato sending troops to fight russia if ukraine is truly cornered and they really view ukraine as something that needs to be secured at all costs (assuming zelensky doesn’t give up by then)

[@ajr993]

2:45 I feel like this is an overly negative assessment of the situation. Sure it's not going well for Ukraine, but we have to remember how terribly it's going for Russia. Russia is using literally all available resources to try and push th war in its favor and it's sacrificing it's sovereign wealth fund, demographics, old soviet stocks, world influence, and economy at the same time. Russia is losing really incredible numbers of people and suffering extreme casualties, significantly more than Ukraine is as Ukraine is on the defensive. Ukraine is trading its territory to destroy legions of Russian personel and equipment which is sensible in its current state. Again, this does not mean it's good for Ukraine but Ukraine also does have a lot more manpower available that's its calling on. The Russian economy is on the verge of collapse as is it's rail network, utilities, and trade configurations. Russia is close to the breaking point and it's unknown how much further it can go. Russia is like the runner who's totally fatigued to the point of fainting but the hope that the finish line is around the corner is keeping them stumbling forward.

[@Andriy_Sklyar]

I could completely agree with you, but due to the slowness of the sanctions, whose effect has only just begun to manifest itself, and the purchase of fuel from Russia at inflated prices in 2022, we will not see any collapse in the next three years. Due to the fact that we were not provided with the necessary assistance immediately and in full, Ukraine is holding on to the limits of its capabilities. Many people are fatalistic, many are indignant, remembering that we gave the world's third largest nuclear arsenal for security guarantees, and now we see that the old administration gave its "word", and now we depend on what will hit Trump's head.

[@GermanTopGameTV]

It seems very similar to the first world war to me. The german empire was holding on steadily in 1917. It suffered huge casualties, but it was not breaking. The frontline was deep in france, and the front line in the east started to give way. In 1917, it looked alot like the german empire was about to push through and win. This observation, as we all know, is not what played out in the end, because beneath the veil of what the tactical and strategical maps looked like was the rotting corpses of millions of young men dead, an economy exhausted of cash, resources, skillful labor and most critically a population tired of bloodshed. Germany surrendered after breaking through in the east and collapsing the russian empire. Some units were still fighting in foreign territory when it happend. The breaking point is called that because countries don't progressively fail in war - they hold steady and look healthy until at one point, they suddenly don't anymore and completely implode. Many have proclaimed this would happen to russia sooner, and it hasn't happend yet - but I also doubt that those who claim that russian can easily repeat the resilience from the second world war. This is not the "great patriotic war", it's merely a "special military operation" that takes "3 days" and won't cause any fighting. The day will come when the right people in key positions wish for a more competent leadership then Vladimir Putin, and then the tension will come to light. The only question to ask is: will this happen before, or after a peace deal is struck in Ukraine?

[@freedomfighter22222]

@@GermanTopGameTV Definitely before the peace deal, despite all the talks of possible solutions Ukraine and Russia remain wildly incompatible in their goals, the demands Russia make are completely impossible for Ukraine to accept and at the same time completely logical for Russia as its government wont survive accepting even the absolute most Ukraine can offer in a peace deal. It is not possible to see any peace any time soon, maybe a cease fire that last less than 24 hours, but definitely no chance for a peace treaty regardless what the President of USA says or does. This war will continue until the collapse of the Russian government, whether that be by economic woes, the death of Putin or the people growing tired of another Afghanistan and a defeat in Syria is unknown, but there aren't other conditions that end it.

[@freedomfighter22222]

The Russian plan for the invasion was originally Ukraine just giving up, since those few first days it has been to pretend it can go on forever and hope idiots in the West and Ukraine believes it. The Russian economy is running higher than it can sustain and Europe that can sustain far more than Russia has been increasing production faster and with a much higher end goal than Russia in mind. It is insane that anyone after soon 3 years still talk about Ukraine giving up or Russia breaking through the frontline any day now without deliberately misrepresenting reality, the assessment should remain the same as it always was, Ukraine need only wait and inevitably it will win, negative assessments and beliefs that either Trump or Russia speeding up the conquest of territory from 0.001% to 0.003% of Ukraine per week are game changers are delusional.

[@sujeeshthomas]

Lol such bullshit 😂😂😂

[@getoutahere]

Fun numbers when Rússia drafted 800k and lost 700k and still Ukraïna with 1+ million army has been outnumbered.

[@fr3sht1lld3ff]

Trump and Mike Johnson played a huge role in delaying aid to Ukraine, you never mention them at all.

[@SkinE-Vadee-Veechee]

We've heard that nonsense enough to now show what it looks like under Trump and zero Aid. I'll bet you and your blame shifting will then cry about how delayed Aid was a lot better than no Aid. I'm guessing you live in Europe 😂 Go help your neighbors more and American Aid won't be your center of your focus🤡

[@Sneed-pb9cz]

Good

[@Sebastianek1990]

That's true. Both American Parties did Ukraine dirty.

[@Mozephus80]

I fully agree with you; they sabotaged the aid Ukraine is entitled to, ergo the Budapest Memorandum. But every single democrat played politics themselves by voting to oust Kevin McCarthy as Speaker, causing a further delay in aid. He was pro-Ukraine and worked with democrats more than his right flank.

[@SanctusPaulus1962]

@@Sneed-pb9cz Why is it good that he never mentions them?

[@andrest3427]

There are a lot of propaganda slogans if you remove them. Then we have: 1) The AFU does not have enough People and ammunition. 2) North Korea alone gives the Russian Federation more shells than all NATO armed Forces taking the first 2 points above and remembering that 70% of deaths in wars are caused by artillery, such a picture comes out: 20 people are sitting in the woods-pasadki art and drones there are ironing them and 5 remain before the assault from-20. I am satisfied with the sad picture for the AFU 3) They want to come to an agreement with the Russian Federation, so they throw her an ultimatum, and they will not enter into negotiations (the same Zelya constitutionally forbade human negotiations with the Russian Federation) 4) The Russian Federation has problems with the economy, so factories are closing in Europe and companies are leaving Europe (I mean, only the Russian Federation sees problems, but there are none in the West) 5) Regarding the ruble exchange rate, if you look at the chart, then at the end / beginning of the year it always devalues (according to what I found, the government of the Russian Federation always makes it cheaper at this time, since by conducting such frauds they earn more on the sale of resources, correct if you have figured it out more) 6) Freezing the conflict. If you look at the main thing that the Russian Federation wants is a neutral Ukraine and that's it, and then they want to introduce NATO troops (again they do not hear the side of the Russian Federation, which is why the conflict began) 7) regarding the fact that the Russian Federation only has nuclear weapons, this is not true. There are many unpleasant retaliatory measures that the Russian Federation can apply. I will give a couple. For example, some Houthis or Iran may have the same hazel tree and it will accidentally destroy some US aircraft carrier that will sail by. You can also start shooting down satellites that monitor the territory controlled by the Russian Federation or that provide the same starlinks. Also, since the United States has allowed its missiles to hit the Russian Federation, then the Russian Federation can start hitting the same non-nuclear hazel against NATO countries or even US factories producing weapons. In short, there are many possible answers, but since the beginning of the conflict, the West has only seen that the only significant answer for the Russian Federation is nuclear. 8) the author of the video also forgets that Trump promised to help Israel in any way he can and that he has a more important rival like China, so he cannot waste all his strength on Russia

[@krkrgrsk2539]

underrated comment

[@Chosen_Ash]

For point 2) russia alone also produces more than all of nato

[@MrEvans1]

The ruble devalued like 400% thats not a small amount lol

[@Maas_Grande]

Why is it so acceptable for Russia to field international soldiers? Where are Ukraine's foreign soldiers?

[@petrbartovsky410]

ikr

[@suchlimk]

because that would start world war 3

[@LogisticsWW]

There are foreign soldiers volunteering in Ukraine. As for why a western nation doesn't get directly involved: Why would they? What would, say, Poland, get out of shipping men off to die in Ukraine? They already have assurances against Russia in NATO. It would be a huge cost in manpower and money, and not enough benefit to warrant it. Ukraine has nothing to bargain with to spur foreign troops to fight for them.

[@themsky8905]

Why is is acceptable for Ukraine to field International soldiers ? The exact same answer to ur question

[@RagerAwesomeNova]

Western SF teams are involved and fighting for Ukraine

[@JozsefPocsi]

As a hungarian, I like the kremlins idea of giving back Kárpátalja to us.

[@analitik9204]

Russia is filling up with cannon fodder, and Ukraine has a shortage of personnel😂😂

[@tech477]

Russia has 100 millions larger population, "analitik".

[@maniac7979]

​@@tech477true, the population of Russia is 144 million, and Ukraine, taking into account migration and lost territories, has about 30, that is, a little less than a fivefold advantage, more than 4.8 if specifically, but at the same time, according to the West and Kiev, the ratio of losses is often voiced at a level of 1 to 5 to 1 to 8, while Russia does not carry out mobilization at all, and in Ukraine they are constantly lowering the draft age to the point of sending yesterday's schoolchildren to war for the hardest war, they send anti-aircraft gunners, medics, UAV operators, artillerymen into battle, preparations have already begun in the legal formalities of mobilizing women, internal resistance is flaring up in Ukraine, they are burning military registration and enlistment office cars, there are constant skirmishes and fights, and sabotage is also used, well, now try to do what is usually not accepted on this channel, and apparently in Europe as a whole, that is, turn on your brain or whatever is left of it, the ratio of artillery shells is 1 to 10 on average in favor of Russia, Russia uses several hundred guided aerial bombs (UMPK) per day of caliber from 250 kg to 3000 kg, with various modifications from FAB to RBC (cluster) OFZAB (incendiary) and ODAB (volume detonating) one of the most powerful non-nuclear weapons in the world, has an advantage in armored vehicles, the number of artillery, large kamikaze UAVs such as Geranium 2 Shahed, a couple of months ago Russia began using them about 100 per day, an advantage in medium UAVs, for example, Lancet, the American Switch Blade did not justify themselves at all and are not even close to equal to Lancet in terms of efficiency, parity in FPV, but with several reservations, because of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' aerial bombs, UAV operators are often killed, plus Russia has more developed electronic warfare systems as well as an advantage in technology, for example, the Matka UAV or the recent hit, which is why Ukrainian soldiers are whining, FPV on fiber optics, and such advantages Russia has many attack helicopters like the Ka 52, which will cause enormous damage to the Ukrainian army, the ingenuity of the soldiers, what are the operations to use underground pipes to enter the rear worth, the advantage in both winged and ballistic packages, the advantage in air defense, etc., and we will conclude this with a clear advantage - the motivation of soldiers, in Russia it is much higher than that of someone who was beaten on the street while he was walking to the store, taken to the military registration and enlistment office and sent to the army to die

[@ESF-EF]

@@maniac7979 Who tf you think would read this papyrus?

[@maniac7979]

@@ESF-EF who has a brain, although yes it was strange to write this among a Western audience

[@ESF-EF]

@@maniac7979 It’s just pure Kremlin propaganda what you just wrote, but I couldn’t expect anything less from a russian.

[@_nexus_4834]

It was a nice video until "Russian meat wave attacks" appeared

[@kameraldbahrul3432]

What you expect, he is biased though

[@ruzaki1212]

Its so funny to hear how the author of the video keeps on talking how Russia keeps wasting it's manpower carelessly by using "meat-wave" tactics, but it still didn't have a single full scale mobilization. However, Ukraine on the other side had already something around 15 mobilizations and there are all those videos out there of how Ukrainian men are beaten and dragged on the streets and then later sent straight to the war, without providing them with any proper training. With all that flow of conscripts, Ukraine still lacks manpower just to hod their lines 😄Ukraine also outnumbers Russia in manpower fighting in Ukraine and still loosing ground 🙂 This channel has some good content, but when it comes to Ukraine, you can see that it's content is based on support of one side over another, rather than on the actual facts and it's not real analysis, but more of a propaganda 🤡

[@z_A_S_T_R_A_v]

Exactly.💯

[@ChaoticRage420]

General Kellogg also said if Putin refuses to negotiate. He would make the military aid ukraine has been receiving look like peanuts.

[@minionzatwork]

Then get your ass ready for WW3, you'll be drafted

[@Woottonorganics-cy1fu]

Nutri-Grain is iron maiden food

[@ChaoticRage420]

@Woottonorganics-cy1fu 😂

[@geoffworley5275]

He should make it look like tiny multicolor fruit loops, or maybe even coke flakes...

[@georgij05]

Ok

[@vredacted3125]

I get click bait and all but wtf is that title card

[@xfalconn_]

Thanks for your effort on preparing this video, huge respect!

[@m60g77]

hard times r before us

[@MeepChangeling]

Yes... but that statement is always true so what's your point?

[@TrueVe-eee]

I am 98% sure that it could come to an end before 2030.

[@chrisd561]

“It may be dangerous to be America’s enemy, but to be America’s friend is fatal.” - Kissinger Ukraine invited the vampire of neoliberalism into its house, now it is paying the consequences.

[@SanctusPaulus1962]

Yeah, “neoliberalism” is what’s waging war on Ukraine and its people right now - not Russia. Ok, Ivan…

[@MrEvans1]

God forbid a democratic independent country makes a decision like such.

[@jeffreytheseal9257]

​@@MrEvans1Having a "president" who's term ran out a while ago and kidnapping people off the streets into recruitment vans? Seems very democratic.

[@AnthonyAfrikaans]

What I'd like to know is... Why is Trump's image centred on Rostov? LOL! Is he hiding out there?

[@krkrgrsk2539]

The image of Kim Jong-un and North Korea's flag are placed in Vladivostok. Editor is trippin'

[@maniac7979]

И так принимаю ставки,что в следующем видео скажет этот канал о том,почему очередные его прогнозы о том как плохо россии несбылись и почему Россия только побеждает, в принципе принимаю так же ставки и на такой же после следующий и т.д

[@ESF-EF]

What are you yapping Ivan? Go on the frontline helping your North Korean buddies instead.

[@maniac7979]

@ESF-EF северокорейские друзья,это те что по заявлениям запада и Киева воюют тысячами уже больше месяца, но которых никто не видел)))

[@krkrgrsk2539]

​@@ESF-EF bro, wdyt he/she is yapping? Watch previous videos on this channel, reread the comment and you will draw the same conclusion

[@ESF-EF]

@@krkrgrsk2539 Another Ivan, how ironic 🙄

[@Ls151000]

@@ESF-EF Yes, I'm Ivan. Tell your mom that Ivan offended you.

[@Dangur2]

It's fantastic, how greatly both sides exaggerate the losses of the opponent. But sad, as the alluring mirages of the opponent's soon and inevitable collapse prolong the war efforts for years. In the end, the main responsibility lies on the manipulators, that create such alluring illusions...

[@murrayeldred3563]

EXCELLENT VIDEO. COMPREHENSIVE.

[@michaelpilos]

The Bully wants.. what the bully wants… and he will bluff his way to his demise…

[@FarsightAE]

Keep in mind the "largest gain" by russians is around 0.02% of territory. Also Ukraine isnt running out of men, it has a lack of equipment to equip men due to failure of western countries to supply promised aid.

[@jrherita]

I think both sides are running out of men ultimately

[@FarsightAE]

@@jrherita Ukraine has a huge manpower pool that is going unused because they dont recieve the required supplies needed to equip them. As usual its western politicians that are delivering too slow. For example Zelensky recently revealed western countries promised to train and equip 10 brigades, so far only 2 have been equipped. If our western politicians would get their thumbs out of their asses and deliver the stuff Ukraine needs then they would have already won the war.

[@Andriy_Sklyar]

@@jrherita The worst thing about this situation is that even if Trump decides to help us in full, the front is too strong to break through. The war could have been ended quickly in 2022 or 2023 if they had given us what we needed. Now it is a war of attrition. Now we need to hold out.

[@freedomfighter22222]

Yeah, falling for the US "you need to conscript more men, not ask us for equipment" shit is as dumb as falling for whatever the fuck Russia says any given week. Ukraine has brigades in the rear it can't send to the front because they aren't equipped, it isn't manpower that is the greatest limitation to Ukrainian frontline capacities.

[@RonPauldidnothingwrong]

@@freedomfighter22222 The USA has given well over 100 BILLION dollars in aid and support. Sorry, but Ukraine is done for and will not take the east back no matter how many trillions the USG and its militant defense industry pumps into the war to satisfy you.

[@fillipe4700]

I used to watch this channel back in the day, stopped then now I returned

[@danksauron3172]

Truly grim time for eastern Europe.

[@Leon-kt4cl]

I wouldn't exactly call it better in west

[@sleedim3858]

@@Leon-kt4clyou joking right?

[@MeanBeanComedy]

​@@sleedim3858Nope. Grim time all around.

[@sleedim3858]

@@MeanBeanComedy it is better because in Western Europe people, happily, do not find their houses destroyed you know

[@sleedim3858]

@ and I don’t see UK or France struggling with literal fascist parties, nor putin supporters like Orbán

[@Klowner777]

Great video, very informative. Europe need to work hand in hand with the US and Ukraine to have a coherent response (Even though on some points we were ahead of the US, like authorizing strikes on strategic targets in Russia, where France and the UK green lit it but it was Biden that waited for so long to authorize it). It seems like this war is perceived as a minor inconvenience when it's a central knot in the unfolding of the future of the world.

[@sarasPP]

We are so cooked

[@ESF-EF]

Who is us? Russians?

[@Giganibba511]

​@@ESF-EF why the hell russians are cooked?

[@ESF-EF]

@@Giganibba511 They have lost over 700k soldiers, have skyrocketing inflation and interest rates at 21%, and recently they lost Syria and many militarily equipment.

[@Giganibba511]

@@ESF-EF how many soldiers Ukraine lost? Russia simply decided to Give up on Syria , wich proves my point is They made a deal to keep their military bases , And they're moving inside syria with Rebels Protection so? And for equipment that was syrian army equipment LMAO

[@7nights19]

Advice for the content itself as an avid watcher, make the videos faster, I started watching them at 1.5 speed, it is way too slow. At 1.5, the speech is quite smooth, only the music is a bit weird. But all else, pretty good, keep it up!!!!

[@bluelotusnanebi]

The thumbnail got me sweating

[@Mozephus80]

It’s just a wet dream for the Kremlin. Their plan if they completed their initial objective.

[@svk1939]

🇸🇰🤝🏻🇷🇺

[@grafity1749]

🤡🤡

[@ayushman1590]

💩💩💩💩​@grafity1749

[@Zyzyx442]

Problem is you see Elon Musk sharing Russian propaganda memes on X, and he has the president's ear.

[@ryanwalters6184]

Nah, it's about taking control of the message. Russia fears this as it divides them. They can't just paint us as the villains. 4d chess

[@vocatusk407]

History teaches us, only if we let it.

[@ДмитрийСавченко-ц8ь]

War is Peace, amirite fellow NAFO elves?

[@andik.4235]

Thanks for the video. ATACMS has tactical in its name. It is not a long range missle in a military or treaty sense, regardless what the kremlin is proclaiming. It might be difficult to detect the apogee in a war of attrition were a lot depends on who supports whom with which ammount of what and when. In that regard, there are a lot of surprises still possible. And one thing was a bit short: The US did so far everything to degrade Russia slowly without collapsing it, taking it out for the long term in the global power play. Why is everybody so sure that the new administration won`t continue on that course, because than it can concentrate its pwoer to worry about the pacific region?

[@excellent9969]

First they came for the Ukrainians, and I did not speak out - Because I was not a Ukrainian. The poem and American isolationism have the same ending. One day, when you have no friends left, they will come for you.

[@abebautista2972]

Good content

[@worldview2888]

Militech "Apogee" Sandevistan

[@worldview2888]

(because GTBT has consistently been ** WRONG ** about everything about geopolitics, might as well post irrelevant BS too. GTBT got everything from the Russo-ucrin war wrong, and basically the fate of his channel already ended when GTBT got everything wrong about China. Nothing mentioned in all of the videos even happened. WHEN is China going to collapse and HOW SOON will it happen.) Next i really think we should screw with his paypal donation buttons since we already screwed him up on algorithms.

[@InvisibleFire_YT]

Thanks for the video

[@Hamsteak]

18:19 those twin commercial buildings are like a copy that you see all over. They're in New York and other places

[@Foolishem]

There are so many KZbin ads on this video

[@lfield8352]

Great overview brief. Thankyou for your work. Hold the line Ukraine. One more Christmas - then home with your loved ones and a retirement of honour. Such a brutal war to fight in. Good luck to all.❤❤❤

[@gintasasd]

Huh u like knowing people starve and die while you are enjoying Christmas odd combo but u do u

[@MeanBeanComedy]

They're losing, though.

[@mattipps]

Question: Would a Ukrainian Natural Gas Company benefit by charging Russia to use its pipeline to transport its oil to Europe? Your damn right they would. And now you know what prominent politicians have family members on the board. This is as dirty as it gets.

[@ondrejadamek5455]

Somehow scary, yet necessary to realise. Quality content

[@Burt-x9n]

Great video!

[@seegurke93]

Hubert for president :D

[@VasnerIkarus]

Let's speak very serious now Europe is not stupid Europe and USA will build new South Korea in Ukraine Russia have no chance for win in any case scenario just remember Afghanistan Soviet union collapse after that long war honestly for war you need very much money the Europe and USA sends just 5% procenst of money to Ukraine what will be if they send 50%? And build industry in Western Ukraine?

[@petrbartovsky410]

finally someone with a real info

[@DeeJay-t2g]

Love your work.

[@Karim-fo8zl]

Peace through escalation, this narrative is very dangerous and destructive. unfortunately no one cares about the poor soldiers in the trenches.

[@freedomfighter22222]

Beats peace by capitulation, The West knows it wins a war of resources, but Russia wanted to do war anyway, Russia can go fuck itself then if it absolutely wants to. Russia got nearly 30 years of the West doing nothing but encourage common economic integration despite Russian staged secessionist movements, it had all the opportunity in the world to avoid this war, if it just wasn't for that not making Putin's image as grand as he would like it.

[@TheElMuffin]

6:30 - the Kremlin did no such thing. These claims were first presented by Interfax-Ukraine, citing Ukrainian Intelligence, ostensibly based on documents prepared (?) by Russian MoD. Even if the documents are true, Kremlin did not publish them. It would do you good to verify all claims independently, otherwise you're misrepresenting the facts. If you're careless with easily verifiable information, what else are you careless with?

[@LilMissMurder3409]

In a way I hope the US ceases military aid - while this would be bad news for Ukraine in the short term, it will be the kick up the posterior that Europe as a whole badly needs, and would be best in the long term. The EU is more than capable of financing and supplying this war, but there has been this malaise in thinking that US military aid obviates the need for any European country to become directly involved. That needs to stop, and yesterday.

[@gintasasd]

No Americans can clean there like 50th war Americans start wars and leave them unfinished and eu has to take "care" of it thanks we had enough of Iraq Libya Afghanistan etc

[@canemcave]

there won't be any ceasefire

[@freedomfighter22222]

Europe has been spending far more than the US on this war, just like it has been spending far more on its military than Russia has for the past 30 years. The past 30 years of NATO operations has been the US begging for help with its operations and bitching about Europe not picking up the tab for them as well. Europe has scaled production faster and continues to do so than anyone else in absolute terms since 2022 and more in ratio to previous production than anyone besides most likely Ukraine. It isn't the US that has been making plans for supporting Ukraine for as long as it takes, that is Europe, and contracts to industry backs that up with far more money than the US has put on the table.

[@abraham2172]

The EU has actually supported Ukraine more than the US if financial and military support is combined. They are quickly ramping up production too, but this process takes several years. The EU can not suddenly spawn hundreds of tanks for example, it doesnt have the large arsenals the US does. Stopping US support too aprupt wouldnt do anything.

[@tompoczos8312]

> this would be bad news for Ukraine in the short term not in the short term. As per the video, it would cease to exist in its current, independent form. > The EU is more than capable The EU is an impotent PoS, as the last 1000 days have shown. Unless it becomes a federation with a singular geopolitical vision and a structure necessary to carry it out, it's as good as non-existent except in economic matters. As was the case in the last 1000 days. And it won't federalize for sure. Who knows, maybe the next European project, after this one falls apart. Maybe the intermarium, who knows. The poles at least understand the russian conundrum.

[@themotivehunter]

Your map at 6:50 is misrepresented. The map is based upon Ukrainian defense prioritization and not how Ukraine is to be broken up.

[@fcabralHult08]

What about how Russia is failing everywhere? Síria? Georgia? Armenia? Black Sea fleet gone. Economy destroyed. Weapons exports dying. Demography catastrophic. Russia is dying fast. Trump can be a major winner doing almost nothing 😅

[@insane5375]

Question is - for how long russians would be able to absorb this damage before they actually fall? Time matters.

[@fcabralHult08]

@ so far it doesn’t really matter that much. The cost of supporting Ukraine compared to the losses Russia is taking has been an insanely high return on investment. Especially considering the west is actually dumping old equipment that’s would cost millions to dispose. The defense industry is having huge growth after many years of stagnation. Trump is a deranged narcissist. He doesn’t care about anything except looking good and making money. Oh he may have some respect for power…which is something Putin has lost immensely. And this is actually nothing. Europe has understood that unless stopped now decisively the menace will become worse in a few years. The only big fear is a fast uncontrolled collapse of the Russian regime. It has happened several time in history. And it doesn’t repeat…but it rimes

[@3ast3rn3r]

​@@insane5375 If Trump supports the Ukraine properly for the duration of his mandate, 4 years, Russia will be finished by then. It woul cost the US peanuts compared to a full scale war with Russia 10 years from now after they rearm..

[@darthduskit9211]

1. The black sea fleet is still up, many of them are undergoing repairs though 2. The economy is fine, it’s still growing and last year the GDP rose by 4% but still under pressure 3. Russia is still making advances in ukraine and all ukraine has to show for it is kursk, which is a failing operation that russia is repelling

[@darthduskit9211]

@@insane5375it would have to be way worse when you consider the damage russia has taken before, after ww2 1/9th of the population died from the war but russia (ussr technically) still got back up and became an influential and industrial superpower that could compete with the usa

[@mladenmatosevic4591]

You gave very good explanation why Russia should prevent NATO bases in Ukraine at any cost, and why need to keep Ukraine as demilitarized area. Now who thinks Russia will run out of fighting men sooner then Ukraine? BTW, if NATO could make Ukraine outgun Russia on the battlefield, they should have done it by now because Ukrainian losses are huge and they are running out of men to operate new weapons.

[@tech477]

The most idiotic comment in the thread.

[@ulrichleukam1068]

That is not the issue here at all. RU has already achieved all their targets and for them it is just about seizing the oppotunities that arises. 1- The resolution of this conflict will lead RU permanently owning about 20% of UKR lands, Security guarantees of UKR staying Neutral and the EU either going bankrupt trying to rebuild UKR or lossing face by abandoning them to their fate sending a clear message to other smaller european countries about how the EU view their relationship/security 2- Most Ukrainians will likely not return from abroad or flee from Ukr to move to RU-occupied territories where they will definitely be better off socially/financially/economically which will more than likely compasate the demographic loss RU sustained during the war ...and the RU Gov will make it attractive for UKR to move to the RU occupied zones and even offering them citizenship 3- following the end of the war most of the sancions will be lifted allowing RU to trade with both West and East, substantially improving their economy

[@SanctusPaulus1962]

@@ulrichleukam1068 No, Russia has not achieved all their goals in this war. Putin’s main goal was to overthrow the current Ukrainian government and replace it with a Russian puppet state similar to Belarus. This is why the Russian army stormed Kyiv in the very beginning of the invasion. Russia failed to achieve this goal - and they will never achieve it. Ukraine will never agree to any deal whereby Putin gets to dictate their “neutrality” (which actually means to be pro-Russian). 90% of Ukrainians want to be part of the west and not a part of Putins “Ruski mir”. And no, the EU will not go bankrupt trying to rebuild Ukraine, nor will they abandon Ukraine. Despite what your FSB handlers tell you, the EU is incredibly wealthy. Meanwhile Russia has the economy the size of a poor African country. 2. I literally laughed out loud when you said that Ukrainians would want to move to Russian-occupied territories because they would have a better life there… what a joke. Not even Russians want to live in Russia. What makes you think Ukrainians would want to live in a part of their country that is now occupied by the same people who killed their family members and destroyed their cities in the name of greed? 3. The West will never lift sanctions on Russia so long as Putin is still alive. They have literally zero incentive to do so. The reason why the west collectively decided to impose sanctions on Russia and western companies decided en masse to withdraw from Russia after the invasion is because Russia is such an insignificant market that it literally makes no difference whatsoever to their profits to do so. You vastly overestimate the importance of Russia to the rest of the world’s economy.

[@NothernNate]

WE 💙 Ukraine

[@Giganibba511]

Go enlist on Foreign Legion

[@edhubb5197]

Great job!

[@Akna6901]

Ukraine opresses Hungarian native speakers

[@bhaskarganguly7]

At this point it hardly matters who will win generations lost in this madness. 😢

[@Greg-j4j7h]

You didn’t actually show that casualty report from Ukraine did you? Lol .

[@sircatangry5864]

It is confirmed by Russian independent media. At least the dynamic that shows growth in casualties, and UK and US intelligence confirm 85% of Ukrainian claimed Russian looses.

[@ChangoSun]

I noticed that too. He doesn't want the Ukraine fanboys to cry.

[@AlexM-uz1hg]

Well, ok, let's wait a bit. :D

[@randomgamer7904]

Ukraine cope detected

[@SirMarvell]

this guy talk out of his ass !

[@GoSolarPlz]

What we are witnessing is Russia’s desperate all in meat wave tactics hoping to grab as much of Ukraine as possible before the war effort collapses

[@JOGA_Wills]

These frickn old people, go hangout with your grandkids or family in your waning years, stop messing with a world you will no longer be a part of in a decade.

[@ericdaoust391]

There were a lot of discussions about the potential impact of the F-16 aircrafts before the delivery started. However, I couldn’t find any assessment of its effectiveness on the battlefield since then. For sure, it didn’t slow down russian advances. But could they at least reduce the number of FAB bombs dropped on Ukrainian positions?

[@PhilosophyForTheMops]

Dude, you can't claim the ruble got any exchange rate just after stating that trading have been banned.

[@richdobbs6595]

What he said was that the Central Bank was not going to intervene to maintain a rate. The Ruble is still being traded, if no place in the Black Market.

[@LilMissMurder3409]

The ruble was blocked from the SWIFT network so USD/RUB and EUR/RUB forex _isn't possible_ . You can buy as many rubles as you like as long as you use an intermediary currency like the rupee or yuan.

[@loganlove9986]

Are they possibly talking about the yuan?? I’m only early on in the video, but that would be my go to

[@freedomfighter22222]

@@LilMissMurder3409 You can also trade USD/RUB and EUR/RUB, just not through any bank or other service that adheres to the western sanctions, it isn't only SWIFT banks that trades Euro and USD.

[@Dark-Mustang]

Don't talk about sending tanks.. DO IT. THEN negotiate. Only facts on the ground matter

[@harvieaaronsamson8049]

This is not an ENDGAME but an INFINITY WAR 😥

[@freedomfighter22222]

Russia is spending far more resources than it can maintain indefinitely, the West is not, even if the US completely pulled out(which it wont) Europe could easily cover Ukrainian needs as long as needed. It is impossible for the war to last past 2030 as Russia would be beyond bankrupt by then.

[@TheWedabest]

87600 hours! Fixed it for you!

[@revinhatol]

5244000 minutes

[@TheWedabest]

@revinhatol yes. Now, someone should put the amount of seconds.

[@Squid-t2v]

"ukraine is on the ropes and moscow smells blood" ? its been YEARS since any significant movement on the frontline, people always say russia is making gains but its a farm field here, a farm field there. It never substantially moves so, i think theyre doing pretty amazing. Dont you think your lies have real world consequences on innocent people that may not be as impressed by conniving perspectives as you are ?

[@ChangoSun]

Go watch the Frontline updates over the last 6 months. They are definitely making significant gains. Not what you want to hear but it's the truth.

[@freedomfighter22222]

Ukraine is on the ropes.... for the 150th week in a row 😂 The Russians can concentrate force on a few points and sacrifice far more than it can afford so it can move forward just an inch more and claim it can do this forever, but it clearly doesn't have the capacity to utilize any breakthrough for strategic gains as it doesn't have the forces to commit to any real and well executed offensive. It is crazy that people see Russia move at a pace that sees them conquer just the 5 oblasts they say they annexed in 40 years and thing that this is a sustainable way for Russia to wage war.

[@Squid-t2v]

@@ChangoSun i watch the frontline updates every day for almost 3 years now. I hate to break it to you pimpin but youve been shown made up maps if you think russia has gained anything more than a few fields here and there. Biggest country on earth, cant afford a war, Uncle penny bags left the money at home they can barely even clothe their guys...

[@MeanBeanComedy]

They're just steadily making slow progress. Ukraine is making none. It's a war, not a call-of-duty round.

[@tompoczos8312]

ever seen a timelapse video of WWI frontlines? Check one out

[@Woottonorganics-cy1fu]

There are no pufters in rus but they are still losing. This is the basis of equality in marriage of dog and cato

[@ozeeo]

the mysterious north korean troops which no one sees and no one can prove! its like the ghost of kiev. also ironic to talk about russian cannon fodder, while at best casualty rate is 2:1 in their favor. cost of human life on both end its tragic, but hey weapons wont sell themselves to boost US economy!

[@300thNPC]

There's literally footage 😂

[@account-forgotten]

​@@300thNPCWhere?

[@jajajejehjune4301]

good job!

[@gungnir3926]

the war is not over until there is only one empire west of urals. its not opinion or ideology, just a fact

[@heavyartillery-qm5hu]

It's a good thing that this war will forever remain cold due to NATO

[@gungnir3926]

@@heavyartillery-qm5hu eh? its geography, its far beyond mere surface politics. the only way to have peace is to have colonisation. we have colonized earth, which is bad news for the near future peace. which is why space colonization should be top priority, post hast, even more than the fact that its the only reason why life made humans in the first place: to build an ark to space. otherwise we are just a net negative for life. which we are not.

[@gavinharding9270]

quoting ukrainian casualty figures for russia is deeply unserious..

[@TwWolf-fm9dj]

God bless Russie🇷🇺☝️😏

[@abcxyz-bq2cc]

If they're going to give us our territory back we can help with Russia

[@Teta-Proc]

It is mauveton to quote data on losses from Ukrainian sources! On the other hand, these figures can be divided by 3, and then we get a picture close to reality.

[@ESF-EF]

And from who he should get the data on losses? From the Kremlin? 😂

[@Teta-Proc]

@ESF-EF This can be done from independent sources, and the figures there are very different.

[@MrNoSolo]

So 250k? That’s still not enough for you?

[@ESF-EF]

@@Teta-Proc I bet you believe that Ukraine have 10x more losses than the russians don’t you? Pathetic rusbot 😂