Battlefield Ukraine Breaking The Ukrainian Army

[@Behuman-ch7sv]

Победа за нами!!!Ура ура ура!!!

[@TriNguyen-ci8sn]

The Russian army is retreating towards Kiev.

[@anon4kag]

The media wouldn't lie to us. Would they?

[@thehturt5480]

🤣😂

[@kwagaec4890]

MSM never lie, they are the Truth Tellers. If you don't believe them you a Russian or Chinese bot 100%. All these news agencies say the same thing so it must be the Truth, they say it is. Truth Tellers know, so you don't have to think, 1. CNN (Cable News Network) 2. BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) 3. NBC (National Broadcasting Company) 4. ABC (American Broadcasting Company) 5. CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System) 6. Fox News 7. The New York Times 8. The Washington Post 9. The Guardian 10. Reuters

[@enshk79]

Never. They’re the Champions of Truth.

[@calebpalmer9317]

Of course not. Silly

[@fmann7545]

""The Lord said he can get me outta this, but hes pretty sure, Your fucked.""

[@braveheart4603]

Thanks VoR, greetings from Scotland. 👍

[@vojislavdragic5090]

there can be only one.. VOR

[@APL314159265]

An awful lot of the 18-24 yearolds have either been chewed up at the front or are sitting and watching it from Germany.

[@seanzibonanzi64]

Zelensky learned nothing from his mustached idol and sacrificed his best troops for useless territory.

[@gilianrampart8514]

I believe it was the plan!

[@9thebear]

He wants Ukraine to be a second Israel. He’s just clearing away the Ukrainians to make space.

[@mirr0rmirr0r]

@@gilianrampart8514 The plan was probably called, sacrifice the goyim for profit.

[@vasilijevukadinovic6843]

I truly believe the bridges were left up to bring the military to them in the east. Makes the most sense logistically if u want to finish them off

[@cdeford2]

Budanov says that they have no more reserves. The writing is on the wall. If only the West could read.

[@MyMomSaysImKeen]

He's obviously feigning weakness to trick the Russians. It's the Art of War at work, and that's why we must keep channeling funds to them so they can enact their grand plan.

[@user-rv4yc4rg4u]

Blinkin just sang Rockin' in the Free world in Kiev, and apparently doesn't know it's ironic...I guess he didn't read the lyrics b/c he is also illiterate!

[@enshk79]

Love your assessment!!! Got me nodding my head, yeah… pressure. It’s pressure!

[@giuliobrandone1479]

Good analysis. Greetings from Italia 🇮🇹

[@vojislavdragic5090]

zelensky be like " mama mia!"

[@mauricemckell]

Hello VOR. To answer your question regarding the lack of Ukrainian recruiting in the 18-24 age range you need to look up the population statistics. There you will see a massive drop off. This was due in large part to the huge emigration of Ukrainians in the 1990's through to early 2000’s. Everyone who could leave, well, they left. So those babies were born in the West if at all. The problem is one of demographics. This puzzled me as well until I looked it up and came across several articles on the matter. I hope that this helps. Keep up the good work.

[@FirstLast-jp6he]

Good analysis

[@Kap-xu6nx]

General Surovikin flew in from Algeria this morning, he has a meeting with President Putin in the Kremlin. Perhaps General Armageddon will work his magic on the Ukrop forces in the upcoming Russian offensive.

[@MarcoSwart]

Russian offensives in the last months did not succeed in removing Ukrainian troops from the eastern bank of the Dnipro near Kherson, weren't able to retake Robotyne, failed to take Vuhledar, stalled after making advances made near Marinka and Avdiivka, lacked the strength to conquer Chasiv Yar and lack the strength to force the Ukrainian army across the Zherebets River. If nothing seems to work out, it's quite reasonable to try something different. Somehow, I won't be surprised when in the coming days the "Kharkiv Offensive" stalls too. Maybe, just maybe, GLONASS-guided glide-bombs aren't silver bullets after all.

[@dirremoire]

Yah, it does look like Russian men are lining up in droves outside recruiting centers. Ironically, Ukranian shelling of Belgorod and the terror attack in Moscow only fuels this vast influx of volunteers.

[@ailinofaolin8897]

What Ukrainians did to Russian pows also caused a spike in volunteers which is also ironic.

[@typicalbraindeaduser]

One piece I read claimed that the reason the Ukrainians don't draft younger is that men at that age would rather rot in jail, as they have no one which really depends on them. A husband/father has a family they can't let down with no money etc.

[@hchang2671]

Great analysis 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@dakotarice2535]

I literally watch this at x2 speed to sound normal enough.

[@mauricemckell]

Regarding the bridges over the Dnieper. For the strategy of attritional defense to work you need the enemy to keep supplying fresh troops and equipment to the front line. Russia has manpower and more importantly, heavy equipment, in continuous supply at the line of contact. They are able to do this most efficiently because of their heavily integrated railway network. Everything in this part of the world moves via rail. Men, weapons, ammunition, food etc. The logistics are enormous. So the Russians are always well supplied in relatively static positions where they have operational superiority while the Ukrainians have to transport everything on a degraded rail and road network where they are easily intercepted. So that is why both sides have kept the bridges intact over the Dnieper.

[@pomg6512]

General Surovikin will take charge of the Kherson offensive he retreated from there Similar to General Lirpin he withdrew from Kharkiv Oblast now go back and return it with interest General MacArthur style

[@zeljkopopovic2662]

No. Surovikin retreated tactically from Kherson as acting deputy commander of Gerasimov at the time. Ukrainians wanted to destroy the dam on Dnieper that' was main reason for retreat. Region of Kharkov was under general Lapin who had to resign (after losing Liman) and took the post in General Staff Command later on. He is now in charge of the forces who are attacking in Kharkov direction. Nobody knows where the Surovikin really is now.

[@pomg6512]

@@zeljkopopovic2662 Yeah Lapin is who I meant. So did MacArthur it’s always tactical whatever it’s still a retreat Now they can go return what they lost

[@skylangford6083]

The voice of reason hit the 🎯 on the goals of the Russians in the north

[@janineskywalker527]

Very good M and F. J.

[@marcwesterink7742]

Great analysis. May I introduce two additional potential objectives? 1. I don't think Charkiv and Sumy are the main cities to be captured. They are indeed great for committing the Ukranian troops but may potentially leave Odessa dangerously exposed (troops currently stationed in Transnistria). I know it's a longshot, any thoughts? 2. I think introducing more and more fronts would expose Zelensky and his regime to become vulnerable which may even trigger a potential uprising to overthrow him. One more week and his term as president is over. If he stays in power, he becomes a usurper... Finally, I wouldn't be surprised if the Ukranians become so weak it may trigger the Poles and Romanians to invade territories that belonged to them historically, i.e. Galicia, Bukovina, Bessarabia... But I may be completely wrong here as well 🙂

[@truthseekerodinson5094]

Yeah, I'd say you're completely wrong. Poland has been giving Ukraine the shirt off their backs and are discussing having Polish air defense systems covering the western portion of Ukraine. Ukrainian constitution prohibits elections during martial law and Zelensky would be required to alter the constitution (requires super-majority) in parliament to do so.

[@YanniEhm]

Russia is not the Soviet Union And is not fighting this war like the Soviet Union. They are limiting their casualties while inflicting heavy casualties on Ukraine. The Soviet Army in WWII had Comisars that would shoot their own soldiers in the back if they faltered. And used human waves to attack the German army. The Soviets had 100,000 casualties to take Berlin, even after a week of bombardment. And they lost many, many T34 tanks. They were fighting against German men, children, and different SS regiments from different countries. The ones that fought the hardest were the Estonian and French SS. And the funniest thing of all is, that Russia today is fighting who the Soviet Union, and the USA, Britain, and the other allies. won the war for. Strange, huh?

[@texoschannel4907]

What a collection of myths, it’s amazing in the era of internet there are still uneducated people like you with all the old cliche instead of facts. Amazing

[@jamessmithers4456]

FREE JULIAN ASSANE!!!

[@acotrajkov425]

Pozdrav od Makedonija

[@Ecoman365]

Pozdrav od amerikanski potomak na makedonski bugari od Solunsko!

[@acotrajkov425]

@@Ecoman365 pozdrav od SINOMORSKI MAKEDONEC

[@Burns14223375]

People don’t realize that you can’t see forces when they aren’t moving around the battle space. By Russia actively moving around the 800km front launching attacks it draws Ukrainian forces out of hiding to target with lancets/artillery at Ukraine never reports as losses.

[@jamesgrimm9121]

Agree, plus I imagine there are limited ways into the northern region so just watching these lines will ensure you have many opportunities to hit high value targets.

[@mesfinasfaw2708]

.....also there is a Russian nationalism that went heough the roof that contributed a great deal young Russians to join the Russian army .

[@TwWolf-fm9dj]

Russia🇷🇺☝️😏

[@tedlamulugeta1191]

Always fair and square analysis you're hosting.

[@truthseekerodinson5094]

Very nice lesson on the subtle use of propaganda today, VOR. Let's review: -->CAN say that the new Minister of Defense will be great at everything. -->CAN'T say that Shoigu got replaced or why that might have happened. Also CAN'T say that the 2 Deputy Ministers Tsalikov and Ivanov also went out the door shaking up the whole "plan". -->CAN say the new Russian Minister of Defense reflects Russia's focus on a "most efficient wartime economy possible". CAN'T say why that may be necessary and CAN'T say that Lt General Yuriy Kuznetsov was arrested in his bed, with Deputy Ministery Ivanov also arrested weeks earlier. For this one episode, probably best not to mention Ukrainian corruption. DO continue to say that "Russia's inevitable" despite the whole plan being thrown out the window.

[@nicholasoliver5624]

What is the program you’re using to look at all of this?

[@manuelsilva4362]

Thank you for the info.

[@TrinMex]

Attrition!

[@deus5185]

[@rcglinski]

Think the Egyptian crossing of the Suez Canal in 1973. It's there to be there and cause a problem. They're using the riverbed or whatever to the East to protect themselves and force the Ukrainians around the corner. They've found defensible terrain and they're occupying it. The Ukrainians will send something, and they'll fight whatever they send. Think of it as a maximum pressure campaign. The point is not to make them do less somewhere else. The point is to just do plain more than them.

[@erikvynckier4819]

There are NO 18-24 year olds in Ukraine. There are simply none. Their demographics collapsed in 1991 when the Soviet Union fell apart. The same thing is happening today: no births whatsoever right now.

[@louislinsley3128]

Magical Thinking...

[@ZeroDayPlus1]

Lazlo, is that you?

[@bigsiege1848]

Staryi Saltiv? who came up with these names?

[@scotthanson4449]

Do you see Russia opening another front towards Odessa?

[@ivanborsuk1110]

where odysee upload?

[@Rah84eem]

Same tactic used in ww2. By taking khakiv u put pressure on the troops in the south. The south is too built up to take so by taking khakiv you are put the risk of surrounding the Ukrainian troops on the south which makes them fall back.

[@louislinsley3128]

Wow. WWII thinking in 2024?! Things have changed.

[@andreyninov1220]

18-24 because of the demographic crisis thru entire europe is he smallest chunk of pop the 40-50 its the largest pool in entire europe ,also for the most part the 40-50 are the last that actualy served in the military ,also the 18-24 in almost all of EU have the benefit if they decided to apply to uni's they're excluded from he draft ,the 18-24 for the most part have no real ties to the motherland no family kids etc so can flee the country..

[@truthseekerodinson5094]

Good comment. And lastly Ukraine wants the young men to be in the same place as the young women so to make babies.

[@allenlindsey1175]

Not strange as the financiers only need 2 belligerent parties

[@manuelstemmler8077]

finally you dig it..😂

[@PS-vc6ef]

I just hope Ukraine wasn't manipulated into this war. This has been devestating for Ukraine infrustructures, lives and economy. Was Russia going to take Eastern Ukraine had Ukrainian president resisted external pressure and declared neutrality? I was hoping Ukriane was going to negotiate when they had the upper hand during Kharkiv offensive. It was the best time while there were enough troops!

[@truthseekerodinson5094]

Ukraine cannot negotiate with Russia. And YES, Russia was going to try to gobble up as much land as it could regardless of any negotiations or their outcome. The problem with negotiating with Russia is that Russia is demanding that Ukraine give up its sovereignty. Allying with another country, or choosing neutrality is a sovereign decision. Russia is demanding that Ukraine lose that sovereign choice. Now a king or a dictator could make that choice and commitment, but the president of a democracy cannot. This would be wildly unpopular either immediately or with a bit of a lag and the next politician to come along would win the election on the promise of reversing that unpopular decision. This is exactly what happened with Ukrainian President Yanukovych as he was selling out Ukraine thereby resulting in the Maidan protests. Another example would be to look at China-Taiwan relations; the more China tries to bully Taiwan, the more popular the anti-China party becomes. Humans are stubborn. Most likely Russia is well aware of this. Most likely Russia, for the above reason along with others, has zero interest in negotiations expect perhaps with the US. Russia wants a vassal state with zero sovereignty and Ukraine is never going to give them that.

[@lintrichards6007]

I mean... Yes they were ordered to fight this? Their government was told that the American Empire (America and it's vassal states in Europe) would give everything needed for victory and sank very generous terms for Ukraine in the Istanbul agreement on their request.

[@jameshood175]

No new information here, too much talking. What is going on in Poland?

[@eagle7757]

Believe means to be persuaded or convinced Salvation To believe in Jesus Christ, is to believe he is the Christ (Messiah) and that he guarantees everlasting life to all that believe in him New King James Version 1 John 5:1 Whoever believes that Jesus is the Christ is born of God, and everyone who loves Him who begot also loves him who is begotten of Him John 3:16 For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. John 6:47 Most assuredly, I say to you, he who believes in Me has everlasting life. Once Saved Always Saved John 6:37 All that the Father gives Me will come to Me, and the one who comes to Me I will by no means cast out.

[@richardjones8236]

where are you getting your information? Moscow?

[@jerromedrakejr9332]

Not Moscow... US, UK and EU!

[@paulfelkner6749]

That's where Hunter Biden got 3 1/2 million from the wife of the mayor of Moscow. Man those Biden's know how to play with all of those corrupt countries.

[@truthseekerodinson5094]

Yes, VOR is a Russian propagandist. Speaking points come from the Russian MOD. If you've watched him long enough, you'll see that the other pro-Russian sources (Scott Ritter, Alexander Mercoursis, New Atlas) all come up with the same 'idea' at the same time aka "approved messaging".

[@henrik_worst_of_sinners]

Good analysis

[@deus5185]