Deadly Weapons of the Ukraine War

[@KnightSlasher]

No matter what happens at the end Call of duty will make another game based on it

[@bjarkiengelsson]

Not even a good one, either, we know the outcome already. The fall of Russia and the rise of smaller states in its wake.

[@Mavve69]

Maybe it would be a good game?

[@notaspy1227]

@@Mavve69 it’s COD, it won’t be.

[@anguscovoflyer95]

Or a battlefield game based on this war

[@a-posingroach]

Or Roblox

[@thomaschadwick1557]

a] Russia nor USA is not signatory nation of Convention on Cluster Munitions, so their use is not illegal, just ammoral... b] Geneva conventions does not ban use of cruster nor vakuum/incendiary ammunition on battlefield

[@WolfeSaber]

When cluster bombs are just one of many weapons that nations will point at for war crimes. Also, the Geneva Conventions were not mentioned, so you say the Conventions don't ban these weapons is invalid.

[@Myriip]

"Geneva conventions does not ban use of cruster nor vakuum/incendiary ammunition on battlefield" - The use against civilian targets is prohibited and that's what russia is targeting. Or do you want to tell me playgrounds, hospitals, shopping malls are military targets? And don't even try to say it's a hoax, the countless videos prove otherwise, Vatnik.

[@carverjohn7350]

They WERE bring peace so shut your mouth

[@tomhenry897]

And what did Serbia bring when committing genocide

[@tomhenry897]

Left out how Serbs would murder their neighbors in the hospitals

[@mikebauer6917]

Complacency, arrogance and stupidity are the most dangerous things on a battlefield. For the combatants anyway, for everyone else it’s indifference and cruelty.

[@HorseshitDetectionAgency]

Russians have always been stupid

[@bruhism173]

These 3 sound like they can be used for an example in a society as well.

[@Hitzeeds_fan_s1917]

@@bruhism173 and video games

[@BDB772]

“Night” by elie weisel

[@plozar]

It's War. War, by definition is uncivilized.

[@sathivv950]

I'm impressed how some of these animations are spot on from actual footage I have seen months ago

[@TheLakabanzaichrg]

Are they tracing?

[@walli6388]

2:16 Fun fact: The US like Russia didn't sign the cluster bomb convention

[@kavabanga5711]

As i know, NLAW' shot need to fly 300 meter to activate. That was made to keep NLAW operator in safe

[@niclink1030]

@@kavabanga5711 i dont thinck it was 300m

[@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401]

#StopTheWar #StopTheSteal

[@niclink1030]

@@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401 ok what do you thinck its gona do

[@niclink1030]

@@kavabanga5711 its 20 meters

[@hapotus410]

Who would've guessed that after decades of armsrace, a drone with a hand grenade would be one of the most effective weapons

[@hughmungus5033]

Unpredictability is dangerous.

[@thegalapagos57]

The haji boys in the middle east did it first

[@Hotarg]

Most of the trick in combat is getting the ordinance to the right spot.

[@hughmungus5033]

@@thegalapagos57 we did it first but on a more advanced level. Drones with missiles.

[@Whitelightnin76]

Advanced warfare bro

[@avveb9644]

It is NOT illegal for any nation to use cluster weapons IF they havent signed the treaty. Which the Russian Federation never did. Look it up, same with all other "illegal" weaponry. It has to be signed in order for it to be ratified. Also the NLAW is UK/Sweden made.

[@xAlexTobiasxB]

Also the Ukriane didn't sign this treaty either and of course ukriane army is literally using the exact same soviet artillery rockets as Russia too, since they were a part of the Soviet Union 30 years ago afterall. Ukraine used cluster munnition against the Russian separatists in the Donbass from 2014-2022, killing thousands of civilians in the donbass by Ukrain army artillery... The western media never reported about these warcrimes, guess it's OK if the "good guys" do it... I'm not saying that this justifies an invasion by Russia though. But that's not my decision to make, I'm not a leader.

[@gardayustisia4528]

@@xAlexTobiasxB kremlin troll bot

[@daniilfromrussia5003]

@@gardayustisia4528 *oink oink*

[@khoatan9354]

@@xAlexTobiasxB good,separatists more go separate yourself

[@1111kila]

I'd like to add that the US also never ratified the convention as well, and I'm pretty sure they have been using cluster bomb in the middle east for decades

[@alastairpei]

Wow, the animation work has gotten so much better over the years

[@The-Pug-Experience]

But the historical accuracy got worse.

[@alastairpei]

@@The-Pug-Experience sadnuss

[@joelbotchway200]

@@The-Pug-Experiencehas it

[@The-Pug-Experience]

@@joelbotchway200 It's ok, it goes away when I watch Russian trash suffer before dying.

[@skinnyskinny2676]

@@johntitor2120 it has

[@theprofessional155]

Snipers during world war 2 could take shots at enemies and they wouldn’t know his exact position at least not as fast as today. Soldiers would have to call artillery in . In todays warfare the drone will spot the sniper in a few min and he is dead . That’s how scary drone warfare is. You can be the best most elite soldier but be unlucky the drone operator pushes a button and your done.

[@CoolAndrew89]

I imagine that stuff like thermal imaging also plays a large part in spotting snipers too

[@thesenate6879]

What’s up pro always speaking facts

[@start2957]

@@Unknown_Genius anti thermale is barley used especially in the winter it's simply too expensive

[@start2957]

@@Unknown_Genius i talked to a sniper in the british army about it he said it's very rare and well you know the british army is part of the advanced militaires out there

[@bulldozer281]

kamikaze drones

[@bloodsord9]

Most influential weapons of this war: Byraktar -TB2 Javelin/NLAW 155mm howitzers HIMARS DJI drones

[@константин-г2з]

Джавелины обосрались на Укропии... А хаймерсы оказались очень эффективны при ударах по мирному населению, с чем пидарасов Байдена и Зельду и поздравляю...

[@DMentMan]

NLAW isn't just British though, it is also Swedish as it was a collaboration between the two countries. Also Saab is a Swedish company who makes them.

[@indianajones4321]

Facts

[@RainaPCB]

@@indianajones4321 yeah I was kind of mind blown when I found out a car company also makes missiles My mom used to have a SAAB

[@factsdontcareaboutyourfeel7204]

Only made in Northern Ireland, U.K.

[@ohZeroOne]

@@RainaPCB You'd be suprised by how many companies are in the Military production market e.g. the producer of the A10 Warthog's gatling gun is made by General Electric, an American company most notable for making washing machines

[@indianajones4321]

@@RainaPCB SAAB actually used to also make fighter jets and the company used to try and advertise their cars like jets

[@Halozocker104]

Two Countries havent signed the Cluster Bomb Ban.. Russia and the USA.

[@xAlexTobiasxB]

You forgot China, North Korea, South Korea, Israel, and literally the rest of the entire third world, especially islamic countries... I mean they won't even sign the convention of human rights, so what are you expecting...

[@reimuhakurei2123]

No wonder

[@nikkiguy9462]

@@kaimori9124 who uses it at civillian targets?

[@leviathan4277]

@@nikkiguy9462 Russia does.

[@Sanchayan_Mitra_106]

@@leviathan4277 US too

[@docternoblex]

While the MCX is a very nice rifle, it’s not exactly what the video suggests it is in every configuration, most rifles that are in use such as the CZ805 and FN SCAR used by their foreign guard both having the ability to swap out barrels and calibers at ease The versions sent over to Ukraine aren’t the semi automatic versions either, they’re select fire, you can tell by the marked lowers and the infamous third pin that the MCX hasn’t shed as a carry over from its AR style trigger

[@FahrettinTurkkanPasa]

🇹🇷🇦🇿🫡

[@diligentone-six2688]

You forgot the HIMARS Batteries. They cause a lot of damage to the Russian Forces since it entered combat.

[@SuperCratoss]

artillery in general not just HIMARS, am pretty sure the artillery has done the most casualty on both side most likely.

[@bishop51807]

​​@@SuperCratossHIMARS and M982 Excalibur Laser guide rocket artillery, with it's increase range and frightening accuracy was a game changer. Before then, Ukraine had to rely on some of the same outdated low range Soviet era artillery the Russians had.

[@kvinlanvos]

@Nikolay Morgan RuZZians and their logic... why evil Ukrainians use precious HIMARS to hit RANDOM UKRAINIAN citizens and not RUZZIAN solders? For what? Oh yeah, they are crazy Satanists, how could I forgot.

[@ukrainianbrrrt6689]

@Nikolay Morgan bot)

[@ukrainianbrrrt6689]

@Nikolay Morgan bot)

[@TheColosiss]

The SigMCX was chosen for another major reason; the folding stock capability. The major advantage was the folding stock *COUPLED* with the other features. Why? Troops need space and the space inside any personnel carrier is restricted. Suppressors add length and a standard M4/M16 variants cant fold the stock because of the buffer tube.

[@mossydog2385]

Drones and loitering munitions have been around since WWII. The guidance was relatively short range and the drone was controlled from a mother ship, typically a bomber. The pilot guided the weapon through a TV camera embedded in the munition, facing forward.

[@Decayed007]

Are you talking about the German guided missiles? They had something similar in WW1 as well so they are older than you think!

[@fluttzkrieg4392]

The Japanese had that, except the person guiding it didn't use a remote controller.

[@bulldozer9451]

@@fluttzkrieg4392 omg 😂

[@meanwhileinsooke]

The modern man's penis is half the length of his father... Alex Jones

[@hughmungus5033]

@decayed5382 he was most likely referencing the remotely operated B17s that were loaded with bombs and guided by an operator with a tv screen to impact a target.

[@hellmarch3043]

Top 5 for me 1- Stugna-p 2- Dji Mavic 3- Btr-4 4- Msta-B 152mm Howitzer 5- Grad

[@maxklinger1494]

The BTR-4 footage from Mariupol earlier in the war was just... insane.

[@thegreenberretwearingbrony9678]

Don't forget the russian schmell (or however you type it) missiles

[@maxklinger1494]

@@thegreenberretwearingbrony9678 there's no "schmell" missile. Do you mean the Smerch MLRS?

[@checosa9202]

There's this trap being used awhile back, said to be used by Chechen soldiers where they would leave grenades on trees and attach thin wired hooks on the ends of leaves. So that when someone like let's say... A ukrainan soldier were to walk into that kind of space, the hook would attach to their clothing and set off a grenade or two.

[@fluttzkrieg4392]

The Germans did something similar towards American Jeep crews. It didn't even need a grenade, just speed, a thin steel cable, and a couple trees. It was a very gruesome strategy.

[@Turvold]

Chechens during their attempt to get independence during the early days of the Russian Federation were experts in innovative and creative urban warfare.

[@ILoveLamp-sj4bx]

Probably killed more dog brained Russians than Ukrainians though 😂

[@jffry890]

Sounds like bullshit that never worked in the field or worked exactly once and became figurative fact.

[@tezcanuyank3446]

@@Turvold chechens were soviet soldiers so they know russian army tactics and design their doctrine according to that

[@maksimussb.y.267]

Thanks man for remembering us, ukranians, so many times on your chanel.

[@tankle]

🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@吉弘久米]

@@tankle Learn how to make a joke cos that ain't a good one

[@thegamingsoup2531]

The British colonized the russian flag emoji translate this messege Polska Gurą 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@dd5617]

@@tankle Absolute loser loooosing 🤣 must suck

[@Justin-pe9cl]

@@tankle 👎 Russian dog.

[@WeavesDehehe]

They should use water balloons, why? >Dropped by drone. >Dropped on Ivans >Hypothermia does it job

[@rashedulkabir6227]

That NLAW shot from window is inspired by real footage. But in real footage the tank didn't explode.

[@TankMasterGo]

The rocket bounce off

[@start2957]

Yes it was too close to get armed, the Ukrainians were too used to rpg's wich explode at a shorter distance

[@Reinhard_Fischer]

Then it was a video from the National Battalion of the Armed Forces of Ukraine "Azov" Only then, in fact, the T-90 was not destroyed. The damage there was not strong at all. But the shooter himself was later destroyed.

[@3rdworldgarage450]

Nice detail using a ZAZ 968 as the bombed out car! Not only is it common in Ukraine, but it was even built in Zaporozhye, if memory serves!

[@Joe_BlackTVs]

You’re right, mate. It is named “Zaporozhets” in the Ukrainian mass. ZAZ = zaporozhskiy automobilniy zavod (car facility of zaporizhia)

[@markus_gold]

Сразу понятно, что комментарий пишет русскоязычный

[@jamesupton5601]

I've read so many experts claiming that the only reason the Ukrainians are still in the war is because of the West's funding, equipping, and training. There is some truth to this, but people forget how much money, weapons, and training we gave to the Afghans..or even the south Vietnamese That shows us that if you do not have a motivated, educated, and brave soldiers, the you may as well burn that money.

[@jamesupton5601]

In other words, it's hard enough to risk death and mutilation, when you are ninety nine percent sure that your sergeant will sell your own ammo for booze money.

[@alanroberson9749]

Very good job fellows!! Congratulations. Drones and loitering munitions have been around since WWII. The guidance was relatively short range and the drone was controlled from a mother ship, typically a bomber. The pilot guided the weapon through a TV camera embedded in the munition, facing forward. Happy Holidays everyone and I hope peace be restored in Ukraine and Russia!🎅🏻🎄🎁🧣🇺🇸🥇🏥🛑

[@laa9965]

1)The effectiveness of Javelin and Nlaw is greatly exaggerated. There were a huge number of cases when a Tank and an armored personnel carrier withstood several hits from These missiles. I'm not saying that this weapon is very fragile, and there were also a lot of broken batteries. Stugna proved to be much more effective. 2) Bayraktar is just a very highly advertised drone that was deadly effective only against an enemy that does not have air defense (Armenia, for example) in reality, all of its drones were lost in May. they were not used anymore. due to reputational losses, Turkey stopped their supply to Ukraine. 3)It's strange that you didn't mention the Petal anti-infantry mines, which were banned by the Geneva Convention, which Ukraine signed, but it bombarded the Cities of Donbass, and then civilians were blown up by these mines. I understand that Ukrainians are holy and innocent people?

[@thegranddiamond85]

Yall are having way to much fun with these thumbnails on these past few videos. I love it

[@aidanpysher2764]

Even better is the real-life footage where a pair of Russians were drone-bombed while engaging in certain acts of brotherly love.

[@desktopabyss6198]

It's weird to see Simple history style animations of events that happened, like the school room being blown up in the end or the drone dropping the munition on the soldier taking care of buisness in the beginning.

[@selimatalay4865]

Nice video.Just for remainder MAM series weapons haven't got any type of engine.They propelled just power of gravity.They simply bomb with precise guided systems so bomb can hit target with pinpoint accurancy.

[@cplmcevoy6380]

Cluster munitions were not banned. There was an agreement not to use them, but both Russia and the USA didn't sign it.

[@cd5433]

Nlaws aren’t British. They were donated by Britain. They are Swedish made by saab

[@ayoa1173]

They were designed in Sweden and manufactured in Northern Ireland.

[@factsdontcareaboutyourfeel7204]

Solely built in the U.K.

[@theravingtimes9582]

It's worth noting that Russia's tank losses result from the ineptitude of their COs to deploy infantry to counter anti-tank missiles fired by troops with NLAWs. As Simple History noted, the NLAWs are stealthy and easy to utilize, making it incredibly easy for several concealed Ukrainian troops to erect roads littered with destroyed Russian and Soviet tanks. Plus with the budget cuts in the Russian military due to corruption within their ranks, we'll probably never know the full extent of the T-90's capabilities (likely for the best).

[@bobigorg1665]

Aww... Yes, you have steel arguments, yes.. And why did dozens (and maybe more) of these guns fall into the hands of the same terrorists in Syria, Afghanistan? And then why is Ukraine requesting more and more equipment and announcing the 5th or 6th wave of population mobilization? How does it work? They win, without losses, but everything disappears somewhere.

[@crome2021]

Either that, or top-attack rocket launchers have finally made the tank go the way of the dinosaur.

[@hughmungus5033]

@@crome2021 the U.S. Marine Corps already saw it coming, disbanding tank units in favor of other weapons systems.

[@shoddyshaggy9859]

@@hughmungus5033 Yup, dropped the Abrams for more semi functioning pieces of gear.....rah

[@hughmungus5033]

@shoddyshaggy9859 more like F35B's, and ground based long range strike capabilities with munitions designed to spot and target enemy armor and arty. We have been upgrading, and it was surprisingly a calculated move for once.

[@Ahtnagarp]

People will get upset if you downgrade the graphic and the animation quality in the next video, Mister.

[@christophertaylor5719]

The US is not a signatory to the 2010 ban, known as the Convention on Cluster Munitions

[@alexanderstordeur9434]

I don't see why Ukraine would only get the semi auto only version of the MCX rifle like what I can get in a gun shop here in the states. When Sig does offer a full auto select fire version to the military and law enforcement market.

[@wyatthill3540]

Prob bc ammo shortage

[@512TheWolf512]

here in Ukraine, you either get an AK or do ALL the servicing, repairing and sourcing of everything you need (including ammo) for your fancy rifle yourself. One injured soldier gushed online at how "fuckin awesome" his SCAR-H is. And I believe him

[@tomhenry897]

Off the shelf?

[@kameronjones7139]

Cheaper to get usually especially off the shelf

[@Turvold]

Well I mean Ukraine has other problems to spend their money on then ammo absorbing weapons that are only good for suppressive fire, semi auto is what most militaries are running as it's easier to aim and cheaper because they don't waste as much ammo

[@cd5433]

You know who didn’t sign the cluster munition treaty? The USA

[@nathandei1674]

and the Russian Federation

[@superyamky]

I always feel like those drones are gonna end up like those skynet air crafts

[@mikarundelin9596]

Those "metal boxes" around the t-90 that protect it, are actually C4 bombs, that during impact lessen the damage by creating outwards projection with an outwards explosion away from the tank. That's how it protects the tank. It's not some medieval armor, that will do nothing to modern missiles.

[@override4405]

Isnt that the same as ERA?

[@yam2050]

@@override4405 that's era not C4.

[@override4405]

@@yam2050 yea i was confused why would you strap C4 to a tank as protection

[@mikarundelin9596]

@@yam2050 Yes and there are explosives within them.

[@mikarundelin9596]

@@override4405 Yes and ERA has explosives inside them.

[@shivenbhupendra1100]

simple history became simple current affairs

[@blagojpejov4155]

Nice work

[@ivanlaszlo8123]

Ukraine used cluster weapons attacking civilian infrastructure in Donetsk back in september. The cluster was a soviet made thing, probably the ukranians rearmed them from storage. Look that up, the thing is called butterfly cluster bomb

[@kekcikbul]

Я дамбил бамбас.

[@molenist3250]

За Родничек, сукааа!

[@danielguerrero2426]

Thank you for the video's

[@syedemtiazhossain7384]

The home made malyuk bullpup rifle is also playing a fantastic job in Russo-Ukraine war.

[@Joe_BlackTVs]

The amount of it is not that massive unfortunately… however, our special forces guys really like it a lot

[@БурановскийДед]

@@Joe_BlackTVs единственный плюс-длинна. В остальном это АК, но с неудобной перезарядки из-за компановки.

[@chrismichael6048]

" Weaponry is an important factor in warfare. But, it is the human factor that would ultimately contributing to victory in war. " - Mao Tze Dung

[@DandKGames]

If I had a nickel for every “weapons used in the Ukraine war” video posted today I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice.

[@brandonmyers1400]

What's worse than getting shot at getting shot at and not knowing where it's coming from

[@thatwasgregory]

So how about TOS-1A? I think its one of the scariest weapons during this war

[@TankMasterGo]

That T-72 with missile launcher turret right?

[@thatwasgregory]

@@TankMasterGo its more like a flamethrower. Its rockets propagate a gas that ignites up to a temperature of 3000 degrees

[@kha8476]

Much is not mentioned in the telegram, there is a video of Ukrainians shelling hospitals and residential buildings in Ukraine. It's just that such information is unprofitable for the Western side.

[@ЮрийШилов-ы3щ]

Тела плохо выглядят после ее ударов

[@РФ_СУ-57]

@@ЮрийШилов-ы3щ тела в мультике?

[@199gSauerkraut]

“Mankind invented the atomic bomb, but no mouse would ever construct a mousetrap." 🤔🤔🤔 *Albert Einstein

[@The_Wolf74]

Can you do a history of the Chechen War? Since Chechnya are in the war in Ukraine on both sides.

[@jakovlevvan]

Vietnam, Libia, Iraq, Somali, Jugoslavia, Siria, Laos, Cambodgy. Who made all these wars? Ukraine is just next in the line. Next will be EU. And nobody can stop it unfortunatly. They need all.

[@Snuschips]

Why would Americans condemn the use of cluster munitions when they use them aswell?

[@thebigcat2390]

The Sig MCX isn't that quiet when suppressed. The user will still have to wear ear protection. Suppressors don't function like they do in hollywood films.

[@riceisinthebowl2388]

He's talking about the enemy not being able to hear it. Its quite enough at a distance, making it terrifying.

[@GetBreaded]

@@riceisinthebowl2388 especially if theyre using the .300 blk

[@thebigcat2390]

@@riceisinthebowl2388 You right. However I'm extremely skeptical about the claim that a shot timer has to be next to the ejection port cover.

[@PSG1JOHN1]

@@thebigcat2390 maybe subsonic

[@MonkeyOwl]

@@PSG1JOHN1 yeah, subsonic has been known to be insanely quiet, very notably in the silenced mp5's. if you can remove that supersonic crack, and severely dampen the report, you'll essentially have a really deadly fart machine.

[@МихаилЧерников-п2т]

TOS-1A “Sunburn” Ka-52 Kalibr cruise missile Lancet kamikaze drone T-90M

[@Benson_aka_devils_advocate_88]

You forgot about the unsung heroes from the very beginning of the invasion, the Ukrainian 96th First Farmers Anti Tank Brigade. Their John Deere equipped tank recovery teams were pivotal in upholding Russia's end of the lend/lease agreement. To date more armor has been gifted by Russians to Ukraine than every other country, combined!

[@guillermoelnino]

Let's not forget the Azov batallion. The heros that represent what ukraine is :D

[@warmox1215]

@@guillermoelnino They're neo nazis?

[@Benson_aka_devils_advocate_88]

@@guillermoelnino The Azov have gone to lengths to disprove Russian shills. At this point it should be clear, just like every military out there Ukraine is guilty of letting people with questionable ethics into their fold. The Russians have "neo nazis" in their military, just as the Americans, the Brits and the French do. The difference is that Ukraine is working to get rid of it where as the Russians embrace the hate. It shows in the treatment of POWs and the interactions with civilians. But the Russians don't care about their own people, so I wouldn't expect anything less for the treatment of those they came to "save."

[@guillermoelnino]

@@warmox1215 regular na zis actually. Not just rednecks larping as people who had actual political power at one point.

[@gustavofernandez6770]

@@guillermoelnino Yep, and don't forget about the bots. The ultimate weapon of the russian arsenal...

[@HannibalLecter-w3r]

Are you sure cluster bombs are banned? I know for sure that they are being used by USA, Russia and Ukraine. By the way 12 of them fired by russia from BM-30 woke me up once, urban area about 2 kilometers away from me was targeted for some reason, my friend living next to it got his windows destroyed, 2 civilians died. City of Kharkiv. Honestly i would prefer them being used, they are not as destructive as regular warheads.

[@redfog2010]

I don't mean to sound pretentious, but do you think that the risk of unexploded ordinance killing people tears down the line would be worth saving infrastructure. In all seriousness though, please do take care as much as you can in these dark times. Make sure not to let fear get the best of you

[@morgankarlsson5347]

Yes becuase Russia and USA didnt sign the treaty

[@Chris-mt4yq]

Theyre far more destructive to people rather than buildings or battlements. The worst part is that they can scatter small cluster bombers over entire cities and countryside areas leaving them undetonated for up to hours or almost days, inadvertently killing many civilians with timed fuses. And many of them look like toys or fidget spinners, which brings them into the hands of small children and teenagers who don't know any better. It's evil.

[@_vla]

Romanians have also a stockpile of them in active service

[@theodorkorner1497]

@@morgankarlsson5347 As well as Ukraine

[@Hairysteed]

Actually, neither cluster nor thermobaric (aka. "vacuum") weapons are banned under the Geneva Convention.

[@artificialintelligence374]

My favorite is TB2. It's incredible how much damage that small thing can create. looks like a bee. It flies innocently until it stings you.

[@artificialintelligence374]

@@richy2837 Intelligence officer joined from the Russia-Ukraine war, friends. He knows exactly whats going on the field. Let's all welcome him.

[@laa9965]

@@artificialintelligence374 Bayraktar is just a very highly advertised drone that was deadly effective only against an enemy that does not have air defense (Armenia, for example) in reality, all of its drones were lost in May. they were not used anymore. due to reputational losses, Turkey stopped their supply to Ukraine.

[@ulkukartali_3450]

@@laa9965 The news that Bayraktar TB-2 was shot down is likely to be false because it has protection against air defenses.

[@laa9965]

There has not been a single combat use of this drone since May. the shells of this drone are not very deadly. if he had a "hellfire", it would be very deadly

[@ulkukartali_3450]

@@laa9965 Maybe what we sell to Ukraine is not like that, but what we, the Turks, use is very deadly, including their ammunition.

[@Aureus_]

Strange seeing a video about something so recent

[@abnormallylargemonkey9334]

Imagine 50 years from now. There will be a game about this

[@kameronjones7139]

It will almost certainly happen shortly after the war is over in some form or another

[@thegalapagos57]

Already is it's called squad

[@eelchiong6709]

50? Make it 2.

[@nobleman9393]

In Enlisted there are already custom matches about it.

[@simonaarekol3336]

I think it's really cool how older systems developed in the cold war gets to be used by Ukraine. SPAAG systems like the german Gepard really proves itself against russian drones and other aircraft. Using gun based anti-air systems is a much cheaper alternative to launching expensive missiles at cheap drones.

[@RussianPartyzan]

Vetnam 2.0, only they do not howl to the last American, but to the last Ukrainian. What will Jews and African Americans who have experienced racism say? Exactly the same thing is being done by Ukrainians against Russians.

[@thegregitto]

You remember those jokes that went something like "Simple History waiting for another war for more content:" That's happening now.

[@fosfo9719]

As for the mines, they are still used today, for example, when shelling Donetsk with mines

[@moscuadelendaest]

lol

[@gbert1010]

Well earned 30 rubles for this comment that will allow to further play video game wars.

[@skinf]

@@gbert1010 So, stating a fact makes him a Russian bot, doesn't it?

[@markbondarenko168]

@@gbert1010 are u serious dude? There are actually lots of proofs that ukraine is using their weapons, including himars and anti personnel mines(which are restricted by the un) against civilians.

[@gbert1010]

@@markbondarenko168 30 more rubles in the pocket !😀

[@ChipsChallenge95]

Remember the video of the guy who got a bomb dropped on him by a drone while he was getting a blowy?

[@СанСаныч-в9щ]

про Югославию и Афганистан расскажи - какие боеприпасы применяла Америка

[@olegkupran5284]

Зачем, об этом и так рассказали все кто только можно.

[@nabla2898]

2:17 Vacuum bombs aren't banned, btw. The only reason why other armies don't use this kind of bombs is because they weren't in a war situation like the war in ukrain for decades.

[@keen8549]

I mean they kill targets very fast and easy compared to flame throwers.

[@ramonnajar1974]

I like this episode's animations of iconic Ukrainian combat videos that you can recognize certain scenes as.

[@SouthernGentleman]

There’s no respawn. War is not a game and is not fun. Wish we could finally get to the point of no more wars.

[@landsknechtmercenary5953]

Simple history, do a video of the Tiger 2.

[@Mavve69]

Why would he do a video about a tiger it’s literally just a animal… ( *THIS IS A JOKE* )

[@evolnizark4712]

tiger 2 didn't really have a long combat history

[@jakukuja7736]

@@Mavve69 it's sad you need to specify the joke

[@Mavve69]

@@jakukuja7736 Yeah, people really would get offended if I didn’t lol

[@jiggaboojones9379]

I Love how Most of These arent used anymore

[@salroth420]

You forgot the BB Gun the Russian soldier was found using...😂🤣😂

[@darthplagueis3488]

Wait till they resort to using water guns with corrosive chemicals in them.

[@wyatthill3540]

Sounds like fake news

[@salroth420]

@Wyatt Hill go watch it on Brandon Herreras latest video

[@Jorge.A.12]

And the toy helmets

[@iplaygames8090]

Chances are it was used to hunt food or was a poor seppie militia

[@RandomTVwf]

Bayraktar drone is overrated, big drone than easily be shot down and pretty expensive. Small drones, especially one time use ones are terrifying the most.

[@Arturino_Burachelini]

It's weird you didn't cover HIMARS, Kalibrs or Shaheds... In the БТР IFV you didn't mention the Ukrainian developments of them: БТР-3 & 4. Your graphics and topics seem slightly basic, cheap and underhearted, but with the scenery I know you did a great job, thx!

[@Mavve69]

Yeah, true

[@moscuadelendaest]

it's 'Simple' History after all, right?

[@tankle]

🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@isimiel3405]

basic and cheap describes all your orc hardware

[@elektromartini]

@@tankle 🇷🇺=💩🤡

[@longlivedio3498]

you should make a part 2

[@yaroslavprotsenko4116]

Wow I never saw actual battle videos made in cartoon style. Good work! Слава Україні!

[@РФ_СУ-57]

Героям свалка

[@yaroslavprotsenko4116]

@@РФ_СУ-57 Героям обороны Балаклеи, отряду "Барс", которые уже не первый месяц держат круговую оборону под землёй.

[@РФ_СУ-57]

@@yaroslavprotsenko4116 На замену уничтоженой 93 бригады прислали, 120 бригаду ТРО с Винницкой области. В первые же дни бригада понесла очень тяжёлые потери. По сути ополчение кинули против Оркестра Вагнера. Это даже не мясорубка для 120 бригады, бойня... И почему-то уже никто не вспоминает как призрачно им шептали на ушки - Тереториальная оборона будет служить в месте формирования... - Их на фронт не отправят... Ещё один очередной 100500 повод задуматься гражданам Украины. Что из них сделали расходный материал.

[@РФ_СУ-57]

@@yaroslavprotsenko4116 Подразделения Вооруженных сил Украины (ВСУ) на 80% укомплектованы вооружением западного образца. Оставшиеся 20%

[@yaroslavprotsenko4116]

@@РФ_СУ-57 "Оркестр Вагнера" это какие статьи? За изнасилование, убийство, наркотики, или всё сразу?

[@death_walker21]

banning types of ammo is stupid and will always be its a war, not a community service

[@bloodsord9]

Ukrainian SF units carry Maljuk rifles. They're Ukrainian made and very recent. T-90s are hardly seen on the battlefield because Russia had a small supply. Ukraine had none in the beginning (I think they captured few operational). A widely used tank by both sides are T72s.

[@Hairysteed]

Russia has been the biggest "donor" of military equipment to Ukraine since the start of the invasion. 😁

[@keen8549]

Oi mate, Ukraine uses mainly the T-64 and T-80 tanks.

[@kuunoooo7293]

@@Hairysteed wow, such origanal comment

[@ebob4778]

@@Hairysteed согласен. Было дело украинцы взяли стоянку с техникой забрали 200 танков. Скорей не захват а получение ленд лиза. Просто не серьезные вещи происходят. Мне еще интересно с чей руки такие подачки укропам дают.

[@scarecrow108productions7]

@@Hairysteed you can thank the Farmers for that.

[@goganlole1038]

i think it should be noted that several countries did not sign the ban of cluster munitions, most notable being the US, Russia and Ukraine.

[@foldedchicken4634]

If you've been following combat footages, commercial drones between russia and ukraine have been "dogfighting" each other. I believe the current score is 4-1 with ukraine being 4, and russia being the first to use other than the drones body to shoot down other drone(before this they just ram)

[@gergomarton5194]

A few months ago the first ever drone dogfight happened. Can you link me to another video on the latest ones?

[@foldedchicken4634]

@@gergomarton5194 my comment was deleted, i think this channel doesn't allow links in commenr section

[@TheLakabanzaichrg]

Type the string after the "watch" part in the URL

[@adamcavanaugh4940]

Hearing them describe the MCX makes it obvious that they have never seen or heard one in person and got the description from an unreputable source on Google. The muzzle threading has nothing to do with barrel swaps, those are fast but they involve screws and a plate that go across the receiver. And the 11.5" 5.56 is not quite, it's still a supersonic round coming out of a short barrel, it's loud. The .300 blackout is very quite, but you aren't hitting anything beyond 150 meters with the subsonic ammo. If you want to pretend to be a channel with weapons and military contact, maybe actually have someone who has used these weapons as the errors are glaring and regular.

[@johnmike121]

Javelins are so versatile and powerful

[@makebritaingreatagain0077]

Not anymore . Tank’s , APCs and soon to be planes and ships Weill be obsolete. A 5 k missile vs 7 billion ! Not worth the life’s or funds .

[@hellmarch3043]

Also too expensive for atgm

[@maxklinger1494]

@@hellmarch3043 there's no "too expensive" in the trenches.

[@hellmarch3043]

@@maxklinger1494 Things don't work that way. A country's armed forces prefer a simpler but equally effective system rather than purchasing very expensive and sophisticated weapons.Currently, Javelin missiles are given for free, but normally they would be paid for.

[@kkskang9187]

If You Guys Didn't Realize He Just Changed The Thumbnail

[@OkachaWasTaken]

Nobody asked

[@ratta6954r4]

@@OkachaWasTaken I asked

[@OkachaWasTaken]

@@ratta6954r4 Give me suffient proof as to how you asked for this comment to be made before the commentor madrr it, otherwise cap.

[@lolita19711]

fun fact,the citizens of Lithuania have gathered their money as donation and bought 2 bayraktars for UA P.S hope ukraine wins and gets its lands back

[@turukatrak1721]

that money is sent as humanitarian aid and instead bayraktar gifted those drones , share legit information

[@lolita19711]

@@turukatrak1721 yes true but the second time thry bought more from donations

[@start2957]

Those turkish drones haven't dont well most of them got shot down

[@lolita19711]

@@start2957 nope they did well even thry made a song about how they good,but some how russias loosing

[@las10plagas]

4:53 he's holding/shooting the rifle like Steven Seagal xD

[@The.Original.Potatocakes]

Javelin missiles are too OP.

[@raf9826]

Thats why the cope cage exists.

[@keen8549]

Middles? You mean missiles? Were you typing too fast?

[@ebob4778]

Во первых далеко не каждый сможет сам разобраться как стрелять с джавелина, а во вторых по сравнению с прошлым поколением птуров плюсов не так много.

[@dogeclanleader1]

The entire country is just one big mad max movie now

[@linnsenss9874]

Я русский и мне не стыдно!

[@darthplagueis3488]

Many Russians including the ones you probably know close to you might possibly be embarrassed on the inside knowing their country has become a clown show under Putin.

[@вирус-у1р]

It's shocking, but DP-28, Which was invented in 1928, is still used in Ukrainian conflict.

[@christianryansino3257]

I can’t believe they forgot about the Russian Lancet drone. The kamikaze drone that took out US-provided artillery equipment and destroyed trenches.

[@keen8549]

Sorry bro but this channel seems to be on the Ukrainian side.

[@Waaaltz_]

There are also Drones, not the one in the video that drops like a grenade at Russian Infantry, I've seen a lot of it from Livegore. Some soldier died instantly while few are left there paralyzed.

[@Markov092]

You mean those same videos, that supposed Ukrainian footage of drones dropping grenades, while in reality it is opposite?

[@Waaaltz_]

@@Markov092 I don't really know, the title just say russian soldiers so I just assume they really are.

[@kvtn1p]

@@Markov092 Ukrainians wearing EMR floral camo doesnt sound right to me, and I've seen the same videos OP is mentioning.

[@ogedaykhan9909]

TB2 Bayraktar became so popular omg 🇹🇷🇺🇦🇹🇷🇺🇦

[@hellmarch3043]

Was the cave cold?

[@Myriip]

There's even a Bayraktar song made by ukrainians. Just search for "Bayraktar - Ukrainian War Song" here on YT.

[@Truthpatriot62]

So popular at being shot down by Russian air defenses,everybody wants too buy the shaed drone now not the tb2

[@Lunatium]

@@Truthpatriot62 Thats the thing, for the first time in history, noone cares that it is shot down. It is cheap as dirt. It costs as much as a single T-90 tank but it can destroy dozens of them before it is shot down. Its not about stealth or firepower. Its all about war economics.

[@slavicemperor8279]

TB2 became useless like 1 month after the war started. It took Russians time to adapt but when they did they learned to shoot them like flies with Pantsir S1

[@JoaoSoares-rs6ec]

Cluster bombs aren't banned, nour are termobaric bombs, some countries signed treaties not to use them, but they aren't banned

[@Smail____]

Для чего показывают, что Россия бомбит жилые дома, а Украина только солдат РФ? Ведь это далеко не так, Украина давно бомбит города с мирными жителями ! Сразу видно что обычных иностранцев настраивают против России показывая какая она плохая. Слава героям России🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@baner2045]

Бомбят мирные дома когда противник занимает там позиции

[@anthonytilleman3576]

I know this may be a somewhat controversial topic, but will you ever be able to get a chance to talk about John Rabe?

[@meddem7060]

A lot of propaganda lies here

[@TankMasterGo]

You like RT?

[@olegkupran5284]

You forgot to mention bomber drones, which trows a frag grenade or a mortal shell

[@skinf]

No mention of the petal mines deployed by Ukraine on civilian areas of Donbas? Hmm...

[@werfault4076]

I would like to see the source.

[@TankMasterGo]

Source: trust me bro

[@skinf]

@@werfault4076 There you go kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGfae5WGf9tjoc0

[@skinf]

@@TankMasterGo Dude, there are many people who has been reporting this for months already, your comment only shows how ignorant you are about what is actually happening. You should keep an eye on both sides of the conflict, not just on what the Western propaganda says

[@Տիգրան-ժ1է]

Leafs mines?

[@Gurci28]

President Vladimir Putin in 2018 unveiled an array of new weapons including a new intercontinental ballistic missile, underwater nuclear drones, a supersonic weapon and a new laser weapon. 6:00 Little is known about the specifics of the new laser weapons. Putin mentioned one called Peresvet, named after a medieval Orthodox warrior monk Alexander Peresvet who perished in mortal combat. Source: Al Arabiya

[@IrishTechnicalThinker]

Only forgot one weapon used in Ukraine, it cannot be fired, it cannot be measured and it cannot be seen. That's the will to fight.

[@belkanghostengineer]

what about 9K133 Kornets, TOS-1A, Shahed 136, Lancet 3 and more

[@yorgunliberal735]

As a Turk, I have to say that; We improved ourselves a lot because our allies (NATO) did not sell us military products (imposing an embargo). In other words, as a Turkish proverb says; "We have such friends that we don't need enemies."

[@Benderstal]

Unfortunately your government is extremely difficult to work with. No disdain for the Turkish people, but working with their government is like pulling our own teeth. I wish the Turkish government would cease its aggression against the Kurdish, it would really ease a lot of tensions between them and NATO.

[@Rosa_pantern]

well if you have a dictator that bought isis oil and let them use turkey as a stagings area for years, that’s what you get

[@serhatlindemann4327]

@@Benderstal we have over 20m kurdish people in our country and we have zero problem with them. PKK uses nationalism as an excuse to attack our civilians. Even though kurdish people in Turkey doesn't have any problem with anyone PKK make it seem that Turkish government kills kurds. It seems that these terrorists achieved that. Our borders are not secured and PKK constantly ambushes and attacks our cities. So far, over the course of 30 years PKK killed thousands of civilians and soldiers and Turkey had to do something.

[@tituspullo9768]

That's because you were being aholes

[@Nubbe999]

@@Benderstal Türkiyes problem is that they have a dictator that on top of that wants to be best friends with other dictators like Putin and Lukashenko. With Europe attacked by Russia and Belarus and NATO supporting Ukraine this is not optimal. Also Türkiye blocks Sweden and Finland that could really help NATO with defending other NATO countries like the Baltics. And... they attack the kurds that are fighting IS. And... they are having a hard time staying friends with Greece. Türkiye is not a democratic western country like all other NATO countries and they probably don't want to be it either but it makes things more complicated to get along.