Potentially Catastrophic Assumption | Kurakhove FALLS & 2025 War Predictions - Ukraine Update

[@stephencalcutt8396]

Why does Ukraine need to mobilise 18 year olds? Zelensky told us only 43,000 are dead. Further, we are told 1600 Russians per day in 2024 are casualties. No need to mobilise!

[@acanadianineurope814]

hmm, its possible, now im just saying maybe that just maybe; Expiredzelensky is a liar.

[@litlnote-wu6yv]

Because you keep on repeating rubbish. Moscow is forcing conscripts as soon as they enter service to sign a contract. A commanding officer has even murdered a conscript who said no. Individuals and WHOLE UNITS have had their signatures FORGED onto contracts. That's how Russia "recruits" teenagers.

[@sokolsokolowski3411]

​@@litlnote-wu6yv😂😂😂😂🤦

[@npnpnp477]

​@@litlnote-wu6yvlol keep up the good work

[@jeffmaxwell7391]

@@litlnote-wu6yv I started laughing from your comment,

[@gerasmus]

37:00 India and China will use the cheap Russian gas to build their industrial base. Within ten years, Germany will be too expensive. The EU have done good work, shooting itself in the foot to favour its master across the Atlantic.

[@mv2826]

3yearsnot 10 years

[@LoveBagpipes]

@@gerasmus never be guided by the direction of those who have no consequence for being wrong

[@tertiusduplessis2581]

Expert in South Africa telling Europeans what is going to happen.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂stick to your trade chom....sell plots in Africa😂😂😂😂😂

[@sargonixofur1234]

Germany have screwed themselves regardless of what Russia do. They keep voting for incompetent globalists who betray the people.

[@brianrasmussen2956]

Europe doesn't need Russian gas and are now independent of it. Furthermore, Europe will benefit from cheaper goods imported from China and India... Because of cheaper gas. That is the opposite of shooting yourself in the foot.

[@festekj]

One helicopter gets shot down and a huge deal over it? Ukraine has lost hundreds of aircrafts yet no deal was made out of it. Just saying.

[@mickser101]

It's utterly laughable. Russia has destroyed 283 Ukrainian Helicopters and not a peep. Western Media were creaming themselves yesterday at 1 Russian Chopper taken out. Pathetic

[@litlnote-wu6yv]

Hundreds is it? Break down the losses and when please.

[@jeffmaxwell7391]

@@litlnote-wu6yv Pretty simple… What does Ukraine have left?

[@festekj]

@ according to Ukrainian official press releases, the number of lost aircraft is 69. As in all wars, both sides overestimate the other sides losses and underestimates their own loses. A 100 is a conservative amount.

[@foobarrel9046]

It's significant because it means Russia's last toehold to control the Black Sea (with choppers) has effectively been neutralized. With those out of the picture the swarms of UKRop drone boats will now roam free, all the way to Kerch Bridge & Novorossiysk.

[@mrbwatson8081]

Picking a fight with the giant country next door was never a good idea. Mobilising the youth to win an impossible war is the definition of insanity.

[@TheJZP]

Willy is all for sending youth to war

[@TheJZP]

Willy is all for sending the youth to war.

[@TheJZP]

All my comments are deleted

[@mirandela777]

@@TheJZP - YT stalinist censorship, they fear the truth...

[@harrymills2770]

Ukraine was taken over by the USA and American interests in the Maidan Coup. If not Zelensky, then whoever ended up as president probably would have responded to all the pressures and promises in like fashion, and been plunged into war in like fashion.

[@ConradAinger]

The quote, 'Russia is never as strong as it looks, and never as week as it seems' is from Napoleon's Foreign Minister Talleyrand. Henry Kissinger was quoting him.

[@ConradAinger]

Edit: Weak, not week. Predictive texting 😠

[@yarfadoibrahim8158]

You can edit comments ​@ConradAinger

[@litlnote-wu6yv]

Who cares what he said. I wonder what the quotes by the Afghanis said about Russia. Do you think it'd be complementary? Nope, it won't.

[@ConradAinger]

@@yarfadoibrahim8158 Thanks.

[@ConradAinger]

@litlnote-wu6yv You mean, it wouldn't be. The point is, Talleyrand was trying to persuade his Emperor not to invade Russia. Just as some of AH's Field Marshals tried to dissuade him.

[@mamo1761]

Willy keeps coping in 2025. It will not stop in the middle Willy, it will not freeze. Also drafting kids will not change the course of the war so stop promoting their annihilation. This war will end only in Russia's terms.

[@TheJZP]

Willy is a puppet

[@litlnote-wu6yv]

You guys cope as soon as you start posting. This whole channel is YOUR COPE.

[@onemoresmartone]

Ukraine will never fall. Do you really think that the west is going to let it all go to waste at this point? How hard would it really be to get a couple of nuclear weapons into Ukraines hands? Do you really think that russia would risk a nuclear exchange under any circumstances? It's boggling that you people really think russia is in a strong position. What do you think would happen if Ukraine was accepted into nato tomorrow? Do you think russia would go to war with nato? It's so utterly preposterous. Russia will sit down when the west has had enough. Until then the west will continue to use the situation for its own purposes

[@onemoresmartone]

Replied 3 times but my comment keeps getting deleted

[@brendenshea1312]

@@onemoresmartone u can pick certain keywords that wen used are automatically deleted from ur youtube channel. All youtubers utilize the tool.

[@Nerb1]

If Slovakia declared war on Ukraine due to a financial existential threat, is nato forced to aid slovakia?

[@maryginger4877]

Article 5 is not compulsory,

[@louiscypher4186]

No article 5 makes it clear it must be an armed attack.

[@TheJZP]

That would be an interesting situation. 😂

[@Radean1]

lol good question

[@johntowers1213]

@@ravicat4040 seeing as much of that electricity is generated in gas fired power stations in Slovakia and Hungary previously running on Russian gas its probably an inevitable conclusion to this move made by the Ukrainian's

[@crinklecut3790]

EU economies are circling the drain in the toilet bowl and now they’re paying 3-5X more for their energy needs. 🤣

[@Hugebull]

Trump comes in and throws a Trade War on top of it. That's when the party starts.

[@onemoresmartone]

Europe has one of the strongest economies in the world what the hell are you smoking 😂

[@Hugebull]

@@onemoresmartone Based on what? Zero growth in 20 years? Impending demographic collapse of Germany? The de-industrialization of Germany? The inability to compete on anything that has to do with energy with the United States, who has basically free Natural Gas? And a bolstering and reindustrializing United States.

[@onemoresmartone]

@@Hugebull how about gdp? Purchasing power parity? Standard of living? Flow of immigration? Median household income? Diversity of products? Quality of education? Just about every measurable metric, Europe is one of the most prosperous regions of the world.

[@Hugebull]

@@onemoresmartone Yes. The flow of immigration into Europe is such a strength... Quality of education? Oh, yes, mandatory State education and a ban or heavy restrictions on homeschooling, entirely built around producing drones. Standard of living is dropping. There is no growth to match the printing of fiat currency. The energy prices are in such a state that no heavy industries can compete against American manufacturing. Yes. Europe was prosperous. But the golden age is over. And the economics that come out of Social Democracy is finally proving to be flawed and faulty. This is the last decade of a prosperous Europe. Past the 2030s, Europe is going to be a very, very, different place.

[@pilotmanpaul]

I still find it completely insane that everyone within the 115th Mechanized Brigade who was sent to Pokvorsk literally deserted and abandoned there positions. Dude, Russia hasn't even met them yet and they just got up and left.

[@acanadianineurope814]

wouldnt you ? they wouldnt get me out of France

[@AleksaAdzic]

Their decision was based on the previous experience. As they say, prevention is always better than cure.

[@johncezar350]

yeh the ukraine army moral must be as low as the syrian army ,the whole time i dont think ukraine ever had the guts to stand and die in battle with russia only these banderist and their western pushers have drugged and dragged them there ,the ukrainains now only need to fight one battle and that is against their own evil and this war is over ,syria and ukraine 2025 stayin alive rise up brothers not your time to die

[@litlnote-wu6yv]

The Russians will be in Kyiv by March, 2022. No sweat dude.

[@musehtaicho]

@@litlnote-wu6yv The Russians never left Kiev.

[@charlesbritt842]

Hearing people advocate for lowering conscription age, especially when they are not from that country is fucking disgusting. Sorry Willy. It’s just awful.

[@dalstephen3834]

He's been doing it since 2022.

[@rickestofricks7705]

War is disgusting. Willy is a realist not an idealist. All wars have had young men from the Ages of 18-25. That is reality. Looking at it from the perspective of Ukraine/Zelensky and the victory of Ukraine, they should have mobilised completely much earlier on and as you see willy was right saying it in 2022. Ukraine is losing and manpower is a major factor. Facts and Realism over Emotions and Idealism.

[@tabasco-jf7eb]

​@@rickestofricks7705dying for you Anglo-Saxons, sure

[@Monitoring358]

Well yeah at this point but Ukraine won't matter in another years time,they are preparing to slam into the Ukranians pretty hard this year 🫣

[@Michael-sv9mo]

War is a depopulation game. Always has been. The wealthy become wealthier from endless wars . The true problem is people who support or a soldier going to war. Collectively people are fu..ing stupid.

[@jefleysen6372]

Trump Will make a deal with Russia. Us supply’s gas to eu (3-4-5 times the price of Russian gas), us buys nordstream and sells Russian gas to eu again for 3-4-5 times the price of Russian gas. We have the most idiotic leaders one can imagine here in Europe.

[@chisomahamba379]

EU love to be US lapdogs.

[@hadesunderworld4203]

Sadly European leaders and the North American ones …. Answer to the same people , corporate shareholders for many industries … including oil and weapons . Russkies are not tied to these people , they have their own , one of them runs that country , not a puppet . Trump or Harris , both puppets , Trump is Rich , but inherited most from his dad , he’s a shrewd business man yes , but imo in those circles … he’s a grunt . The war might end or it might not ? But something somewhere else will start . Too much money being made at our expense , Trump won’t change that . Giving tariffs to everyone will only in turn make things more expensive for Americans …, but people don’t see that .

[@etienne8110]

They aren t idiots. They get paid very well by the americans to enforce those policies. The real idiots are the citizens voting for such corrupt leaders.

[@ggslv58gng57]

your kidding , right "Ukraine should have as early as possible dropped conscription day age down to 18 and mobilized as many people as possible" were is the Humanity? , sending 18 year olds into the Meatgrinder this has become ---- i pray you will be forgiven for this statement '

[@34332]

Yes, tragic. All 'fun and games' apparently..

[@user-dd7pq2to3o]

Willys an Australian grunt, he got to voluntarily go to Afghanistan to kill Afghans. His ideas on conscription are nonsense

[@ChingChangWallah.]

He is speaking as a pragmatic military strategist, not a preacher. (The theory: Had the Russians been effectively repelled at the start, the war would already be over...with less deaths). He is not cheerleading an escalation.

[@jackcarterog001]

Bro please stop commenting on these issues. You are slow.

[@peaceforever-m2h]

is not his racist son from UK dying as a child at ```18, is Ukraine-s kids who he does not give a damn

[@scotthampton7724]

Ukraine will never be in NATO.

[@litlnote-wu6yv]

Really? You sure about that? Do you think Putin can stop them?

[@davidrussell8783]

​@@litlnote-wu6yvIt won't take Putin to do it.

[@PatmosEd]

@@litlnote-wu6yv yes

[@AdeleKakwandi]

It never was ever going to be. NATO has just been a red cloth to the Russian bull.

[@Cornpop-f2l]

@@litlnote-wu6yv He is stopping them. That is why their troops are moving westward and Ukrainians are fleeing....hiding .....deserting. Besides that all of the value of Ukraine is in the east and they already control that....just ask Lindsey Graham.

[@joshuapaul2022]

ISW stated quite authoritatively that Kurakhove lost its strategic significance tonight and the same fate awaits Pokrovsk, Dnipro, Odessa, Kiev and Lviv.

[@robertvonschumann7297]

Every place losts strategic importance after russian liberation 😂😂😂😂

[@AleksaAdzic]

To be honest, for me, only London has strategic significance. In 1945 we thought it was Berlin but it proved to be wrong and all those years since clearly pointing to London. Poseidon anyone?

[@aleksandarzoric2452]

​@@AleksaAdzic To be honest almost every colonial power is the same in regard that they think that everything belongs to them and that they are above everyone like they think in London... France, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Belgium, ect.

[@davidrussell8783]

ISW. Oy vey!

[@daniel8728]

ISW = 🕎

[@LoveBagpipes]

22:11 we're not really democratic in Australia Willy...a choice of a two sided uni party If I vote for the Liberals they will still do the exact same as the Labor party in regards to Ukraine

[@DKyle327]

That’s what most people don’t understand. In the US the two party system locks out people and the system puts in who they want. Trump the first time was an anomaly.

[@anthonyhowrard526]

same in the UK

[@Spaceman719]

Shame really, you’re a big enough country with enough resources to be self sufficient but you take orders from US and UK

[@kindcanadian5825]

You're under a globalist government just like Canada, UK, all of europe and most recently the US. Elect a nationalist and stop tolerating the intolerant left.

[@maryginger4877]

Democracy is direct rule by the people, no politicians

[@Norrs-fd6zr]

Kurakhovo was liberated already

[@qaseemabdii2591]

😍

[@litlnote-wu6yv]

Net total capture of territory by Russia in 2024. 70² miles. Read it. SEVENTY SQUARE MILES. Slow down Speedy.

[@ailinofaolin8897]

@litlnote-wu6yv It was closer to 4000km^2 with two thirds of that in Donetsk.

[@Norrs-fd6zr]

@@litlnote-wu6yv speed up, copium😂😂😂

[@Bluest_of_Blue_Waffles]

No. It was occupied. By facists

[@GeorgeGeorgeOnly]

"Realists will be pinned as propagandists and Idealists will be pinned as heroes, regardless of the cost of their ideas." I'll be watching out for this.

[@ad2040]

Its what has been happening since February 2022, I think it will be the opposite as reality sets in.

[@PericMiladin]

“NATO doesn’t pose threat to Russia” Oh Willy, you just lost any credibility.

[@fred4687]

Yes that was just silly. After the fall of the Soviet Union, and the refusal to allow Russia to join, it was clear that the continued existence and expansion of it was to pose a threat to Russia.

[@dm8579]

Willy makes some good points and then he ruins everything for himself with ridiculous statements like that.

[@kekistanimememan170]

NATO is a treat to Russia.... N expansionism.

[@gregnelson5022]

Willy is a propagandist for ukraine no matter Amy war crime from ukraine he never says anything but will say everything possible bad about russia

[@DonJupp321]

Well he tries to be as neutral as possible for him you have to give him that, but there is no doubt that his views are coming from a NATO background. Anybody who is honest/independent and looks back at the history of the last 2-3 decades, cannot ignore troop and weapon placements in eastern Europe, the political interference in eastern European governments, peace treatys that were cancelled, or simply that NATO had the chance to include Russia along with the rest of the ex Soviet countries, but chose not to, as anything but a threat to Russian security. But the worst part is, that it wasn't European NATO members that initiated this, they were actually developing good political, economic and security relations with Russia since Putin came into power and with that a real chance for peace on the continent. This war, just as every provocation mentioned above were pushed by non European interests and Europe is paying the price.

[@Ray-nx3cn]

Recruitment for 18 year old is Admission that ukraines forces have virtually been wiped out from it's initial strength of over 1 million forces + the foreign mercenaries? Another thing the Tiktok mercenaries from the beginning of this conflict are no more or the AZOV brigades who used tiktok etc are no more which equates to dead wounded captured or ran back home

[@litlnote-wu6yv]

Moscow is forcing conscripts as soon as they enter service to sign a contract. A commanding officer has even murdered a conscript who said no. Individuals and WHOLE UNITS have had their signatures FORGED onto contracts. That's how Russia "recruits" teenagers.

[@mnk9073]

Cutting off the gas is such a dumb move, it will raise energy prizes first and then all prizes second for an already very unhappy Europe that is frankly so absolutely done with the Ukies and the demanding beggar king. Kiev is blind to them getting shafted on the front lines but they are even blinder to having lost the hearts and minds of Europe.

[@PantalonesGrandes-px1io]

Europe is doing very well without Russian gass. It is Russia that can't absorb such economic degradation. Remember, the Russian economy is hardly x2 as the economy of dwarf country Netherlands, but Russia has 9 times more mouths to feed, 400 times more land to protect, and a grinding war ongoing. The European countries all together are so much more powerful. Russias biggest mistake is their self-assessment.

[@litlnote-wu6yv]

That's why Moscow is desperate to control the Ukranian fields.

[@HazyFace_]

​@@PantalonesGrandes-px1ioYeah, so well that Germany (EU's biggest economy) is speedrunning deindustrialization. Russia's economy has suffered, no doubt, but EU has suffered a lot too, if not even more.

[@mnk9073]

@@PantalonesGrandes-px1io Only a fool compares GDPs when Russia operates on a completely different system than the Netherlands. Russia is self sustaining and much of the industry is state owned. It's like praising an apple for being redder than an orange. It's this arrogance that led to the moronic statements about how Russia will collapse after a few weeks and it's the same arrogance that is losing the West this war. But people like you will still smuggly point at graphs when Russian tanks roll through the streets of Kiev...

[@Archer89201]

​​@@PantalonesGrandes-px1iothen why is German auto industry laying off thousands of workers? Why are associated industries shutting down?

[@rolandlee6898]

Irks me that any missile Russia uses is automatically an Iskander. The vast majority of these strikes are actually Tornado-S 300mm GMLRS. 250kg warheads of various types going to an estimated 200km. They come even with their own dedicated drones as payload that scout for targets and then the guided rockets are fired at them. Much cheaper than an Iskander and does essentially the same damage. I suppose people always just assume Iskander because they dont know that Russia has GMLRS too because its been relatively obscure in media and Iskander got a lot of propaganda over the years.

[@sneb1224]

Eye-scanda 😂😂😂 I deem it is nice for him to pronounce!

[@Samuel-hd3cp]

Roland, just like all German tanks were Tigers.

[@Woodland_Warrior]

Happy New Years everyone, take care of yourselves

[@anthonyhowrard526]

same to you and yours

[@den020depijp4]

Happy new year m8 all the best.

[@ggslv58gng57]

Ukraine has already LOST , it will be divided in to roughly 3 territories , WEst ( Poland and Romania ) UKRAINE (central) and East (Russian gained territory) with a DMZ like Korea has , Russia ,at the moment controls 20% of what was Ukraine , they may also take Odessa and cut off maritime access NATO encroachment will not be tolerated , it's what started this in the first place

[@Spaceman719]

I agree except for Russia wouldn’t want the western parts of Ukraine to join NATO either if they became part of Poland and Romania.

[@onemoresmartone]

Disagree. Ukraine will never fall. You really think the western powers are willing to let it all go to waste at this point? How hard do you think it would really be to get nuclear weapons into ukrainian hands? You think russia would risk a nuclear exchange with the west under any circumstances? (Including providing nuclear weapons to ukraine?) What do you think would happen if ukraine was accepted into nato tomorrow? Do you think the war would end or do you think russia would go to war with all of nato? It's preposterous to think russia is in a strong position. Russia will sit down when the west is done. Until then, the west will continue to milk the situation for all that it can. In the end, Kiev will suffer roughly the same fate as Moscow. Period.

[@onemoresmartone]

I've replied 3 times but my comments keep getting deleted

[@Samuel-hd3cp]

The Western parts of Ukraine joining Poland and Romania would be an absolute nightmare for the EU.

[@whiggins101]

What will Puter do about Finland? Their joining NATO added 832 miles of direct NATO border. It will not be tolerated! Will he start another war? What will he do?

[@andrewscott8892]

Even without the war Ukraine doesn't meet the requirements to join the EU let alone NATO

[@wifi_soldier5076]

Yep, all NATO members have to agree, do i can't see Hungary being ok with it.

[@andrewscott8892]

@wifi_soldier5076 it's not even yet that there are stipulations about corruption, gdp, human rights abuses all which Ukraine fails to meet

[@Bluest_of_Blue_Waffles]

​@@wifi_soldier5076But according to most in this comments NATO is unilaterally expanded by the CIA

[@litlnote-wu6yv]

They are already de facto NATO. Although not formally part of NATO all Russia's neighbours who are also in NATO give a lot to Ukraine which no longer relies on it's out of date Soviet equipment. Putin won't have it all his own way. But I have to ask you. Is Russia that weak that Ukraine in NATO represents an existential threat. No way does it. The danger of NATO to Moscow is it stops them advancing westwards. NATO hasnt even started doing its one and only job.

[@Straga_Severa]

​@@Bluest_of_Blue_WafflesWell, if Hungary would protest, then the next Hungarian government would agree. And for some reason the switch would be quick.

[@danielgospodinov5786]

Slovakian population is not stupid. Slovakia and the other neighboring countries going to cut electricity and other supplies to ukraine. If war continue Ukraine may run out of population. Happy new year 🥳

[@tonynagy2042]

I don't think that they should be allowed to join nato. This will cause escalation, and have severe consequences undermining nato. I DON'T trust UKR at all, not one bit. 'Playing everyone' for a fool. Boldog uj evet kivanok, es minden jot 2025 ben. 🙏 Isten auld meg Magyarorsag 🙏.

[@DavidPatullo-xp5if]

@tonynagy2042 Ukraine we’re never ever going to join NATO . It was to bait Russia . To attack . And nato thought it will be easy to beat a military that uses spades and washing machine chips 😂 and split Russia into 6 areas . NATO ( under different name) couldn’t defeat farmers in Iraq Afghan .

[@litlnote-wu6yv]

How happy ARE YOU. Even those opposed to Putin don't feel ill will towards the Russians. Except maybe Ukrainians. But then they have a good reason don't they.

[@Zeus-gr8zk]

Correct, it is Fico that is stupid. Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's threats to cut off electricity supplies to Kyiv won't work, Ukraine's Energy Minister Herman Halushchenko said in a Dec. 31 interview with Politico. Ukraine could compensate for any disruption by importing electricity from Romania and Poland.

[@danielgospodinov5786]

@@Zeus-gr8zk No one is obligated to give stuff for free. Ukraine can buy electricity from Russia and Fico from India.

[@Mack_Dingo]

Saying Russia gonna run out of troops, weapons, etc. is like saying J Biden is sharp as a tack for last 4 yrs.

[@AleksaAdzic]

So, "Germany and France can keep some countries (Slovakia and Hungary) on leash"! How democratic!!!

[@ЯБезымянный-о5ф]

ESU - Euro Soviet Union

[@rankoorovic7904]

Kurakhove was basically over weeks ago it was a matter of mopping up

[@litlnote-wu6yv]

What? What's over?

[@rankoorovic7904]

@litlnote-wu6yv Battle for Kurakhovo it's self-explanatory if you can read

[@lahvancz]

@@rankoorovic7904 Russian propaganda. Bakhmut holds!!! 😁

[@rankoorovic7904]

@litlnote-wu6yv This war is in year 11 about to enter year 12 you are late to the party War was supposed to end in Moscow that is the neocon/neoliberal plan

[@NeganRUS]

@@rankoorovic7904Sometimes I believe I live in a different universe than them. I look at the reality on the ground and see the exact opposite of what they say!

[@8wayz2shine]

Regarding the gas issue : It is not about whether gas and new suppliers can be found. Everyone knows that the EU is desperate for fuel and ready to pay premium price for it. Potential sellers would be brain-dead if they do not capitalize on this and sell their natural gas 3 to 4 times over the market price. Expensive fuel is just one side of the issue. Another is the method of delivery - liquefied gas needs to converted from liquid to gas at a suitable port facility. This takes time both for the facility and ship. Moreover, these facilities have a technical cap - even if you push them to their limits working on 3 shifts all year round, the equipment needs to pass scheduled maintenance and more. Once you convert the fuel to gas form, it then goes through the gas pipes to its destination on the continent. Compare this to gas pipes that will transfer the gas from point A to B, usually from one gas storage to another. It is faster, cheaper and moreover, it can keep on going for longer periods of time without maintenance. A third issue is about politics - the Russophobic policy is not ok with buying fuel from dictators, but it is ok to buy it from Azerbaijan, Algeria, the UAE and other beacons of democracy ? But the most important issue is that there is no longer money to buy expensive fuel - the economy is retracting, there are a lot of job cuts and firms closing down because they are no longer competitive in large part due to high energy prices across Europe. Europe will go broke faster than the politicians who made these woeful choices will be voted out of power.

[@thekitchenchikens]

The EU is a joke. Spain gets all the gas they need from algeria while having 50% of all lng capicity in europe yet the french won’t allow for a gas pipeline to be build through their country into central europe. This problem could have been already solved🤷🏻‍♂️

[@johntowers1213]

Just think of the Trade Leverage this supply of LNG gives the US over Europe going forward, not a pretty picture if you ask me

[@chrishieke1261]

Well, I wonder if the European governments still believe that the Russians have wrecked the Nordstream 2 pipeline. The pipeline that was precisely built to guard against the action that Ukraine has now undertook. The attack on Nordstream 2 was directed against Russia, the European states in general and Germany in particular. Those nations are no in deep economic trouble because of this.

[@richardmayger2716]

The Indians and Moroccans who are currently buying Russian oil and making a comfortable profit selling it to Europe are happy to have the same deal with LNG

[@victorotieno6220]

Wlly should know that Russia invaded Ukraine with only 200k men when Ukraine itself had a 700k army men in the force. now add those all people who voluntarily joined the army against the invaders, including terr. otorial defence forc. Where is that army today if ukrainians have only lost 100k men in battle?

[@glennallen1984]

Maybe there are a lot of Ukrainian men in dresses living in Europe now.

[@AleksaAdzic]

Europe could not possibly stop Russian gas at once. Even now they are buying some LPG from third parties that is actually Russian gas. US cannot possibly cover the gap even today.

[@odinisawanker8065]

Happy New Year, Willy Watchers. Xx

[@genitalherpes_]

woah woah woah... rephrase that

[@anthonyhowrard526]

same

[@MeetLifeInTheRaw]

Hey I’m the biggest fan of Willy here. Hands off my Willy and go and watch somebody else’s Willy.

[@AdeleKakwandi]

Pause.

[@alexpodgaets5658]

Happy New Year! ❤🎉

[@genryguz6279]

Who had invaded more countries, and killed more civilians since 1950's willy?

[@drecepy6213]

The sad about this, that the totally brainwashed, blind and uneducated dummies ignore all these criminal wars,and over 25 million people killed all around the world since the end of WW2,by worlds Terror State One,the United States of Dumb America, and from the 90 s together with the NATO Terror Organisation....

[@Bluest_of_Blue_Waffles]

@@genryguz6279 Ruzzia

[@Bluest_of_Blue_Waffles]

@@genryguz6279 Ruzzia

[@Bluest_of_Blue_Waffles]

@@genryguz6279 Russia

[@glennallen1984]

@@Bluest_of_Blue_Waffles Nice Hillary

[@festekj]

Drop the conscription age? Let’s send your kids to the front line.

[@maryginger4877]

Send the women, since they are "equal" 😆😆

[@manichaean1888]

Apparently he has no kids. That's why he is so ready to sacrifice someone else's.

[@Vedioviswritingservice]

Yes, why stop at 18? Lower it down to 9. Throw your newborn babies into the trenches. In 20 to 30 years try to find a "Ukrainian" anywhere.

[@Samuel-hd3cp]

I don't think a conscripted woman is likely to be a Good soldier. And I am not saying some woman aren't fine soldiers, but typical there is much more social conditioning to overcome. It's crazy to sacrifice your future to win an unwinnable war.

[@festekj]

@ who

[@lynndonharnell422]

EU seems intent on hari kari.

[@AleksaAdzic]

Have you noticed that BRICS is getting bigger from today? So much about Russian standing internationally. Over 40 countries are waiting to join it

[@fenris1168]

2024... the year when beggars became choosers... We are fed up with the green tshirt guy...

[@sneb1224]

Fed-up is putting it litely. He should be on the front of the frontline. He won't be missed.

[@Bluest_of_Blue_Waffles]

@@fenris1168 I take it as a badge of honor for Z that the ruzoids are fed up with him.

[@Bluest_of_Blue_Waffles]

@@fenris1168 Good thing that ruzoids are fed up. Thats to his honor

[@festekj]

If anyone thinks Russia doesn’t have a large reserve of weapon reserve in the event of a direct war with NATO, you are fooling yourselves. The main reason Russia didn’t use its full force of the military, but instead used attritional warfare is they need to keep forces and weapons in the event of a direct conflict. Imagine if they used maneuver warfare and lost half its army, NATO can simply walk in a mop up. This is what essentially happened in WW2. The US allowed the Europeans and the Soviet’s to take the brunt of the loses and then came in. Russia won’t make that mistake.

[@ReimuHakurei-b6i]

Кто знает кто знает

[@maryginger4877]

Every day NATO gets weaker...

[@festekj]

@ although NATO is getting weaker, the US is simply looking for a reason to intervene. Likely to come as a false flag

[@maryginger4877]

@@festekj The big fear is Ukraine Nazis do a false flag, no limit what they would do.

[@AleksaAdzic]

And even then they came in late and could not reach Berlin.

[@Ray-nx3cn]

Real and factual Ukraine are now getting hammered

[@ggslv58gng57]

The Russian economy continues showing signs of growth despite its isolation due to the Ukraine war.

[@mnk9073]

Obviously it does, it can get everything it needs through third parties and is well supplied by China. The US sanctions are nothing but well aimed friendly fire against the economies of Europe. We have been sold by our "leaders" who are nothing but trans-atlantic vassals, this war is devastating for Europe as a whole. Europe doesn't fear Russia and never has, the days where Russian influence ended at the Spree were some of our best and most prosperitive, why would we care about Ukraine? Europe starts at the Oder, everything east of it is just expendable buffer. Blowing Nordstream and cutting off the gas doesn't hurt Russia one bit but it ruins our economy, raises our cost of living and drives us into a dependency on the whims of Uncle Sam.

[@doublehelix7880]

Isolation? :))) I am sorry to disappoint you, but the only ones "isolating" Russia are USA and the vassals in EU. The remaining 4/5 of the world are more than happy to trade and maintain good relations with Moscow. Oh, and the "isolation" is not preventing in anyway USA and the EU to keep buying Russian resources.

[@Ray-nx3cn]

I've just been watching Christmas shopping in Russia. The biggest sanctioned country in the world and their prices are far cheaper than the UK for a fact and that's on goods imported from across the EU UK and the world

[@FranzillaMane]

B b b b b bot

[@mnk9073]

@@Ray-nx3cn Well, obviously. The sanctions are nothing but well aimed friendly fire against the European economies.

[@i34g5jj5ssx]

46:30 Ukraine has not been independent at all in the whole post-Soviet period. The best indication of independence is the outcry of NATO media about the lack of democracy in the country. Just look at Georgia for example, they elected their new president but somehow it is against democracy.

[@gatlank6080]

It's only democratic when the victor is someone NATO countries like.

[@thomaslacornette1282]

Not mobilizing 18-25 years old is the only clever thing Ukraine done. Wanting to mobilize those young generations that are the less numerous ones (take a look at Ukraine age pyramid) would cripple forever the Ukrainian population. Ukraine don't really need mass infantry (especially because Russia have superiority in artillery and FAB bombs), they need drone teams. Their problem is desertion and the 800 000 men that fleed the country to europe, not the 18-25. Wanting to mobilize the 18-25 year old is utterly stupid and cruel. By the way peoples from 18-25 already enlisted as volunteers since 2022 and later. Keeping 18-25 out the war allow some young couples to have kids and preserve a workforce for economy, if you send those to meatgrinder it's the end of Ukraine.

[@barneymagee3285]

The eu have plenty of new Ukrainians living in hotels to reinvigorate Ukraine after the war..

[@Cornpop-f2l]

Drones can't hold territory.....planes, artillery, tanks......at some point you have to have enough boots on the ground to actually hold territory.....not really debatable. This is why all of this talk of Russia moving into Poland and Germany is stupid. They have a big enough military to hold Ukraine right now.....but not Europe. They would have to mobilize a lot of people for something like that.

[@delta_glider4362]

>they need drone teams. Mb you were under rock last age but Douhet Doctrine have been proved as a failure long time ago. 😆

[@thomaslacornette1282]

@@Cornpop-f2l Yes i totally agree with you. I'm not even sure they could control all of Ukraine. To occupy a territory you also need a part of the population is quite ok with it. The problem of Ukraine is mobilizing more and more infantry will just put more peoples under artillery and FAB fire. Indeed more manpower is normally best but you need train them in ther speciality "drones", planes etc... Ukraine force mobilize peoles and send them after one week training intro the trenches... Drones indeed don't "hold" territory but if you follow this war you should understand that's really drones who allow Ukraine to have not collapse yet, the drones compensate their total lack of artillery.

[@adocuric9154]

Ukraine don't uses meat grinder tactics says KZbinr Deny. Did he not tell the truth?

[@jbojilov6071]

Conscription for everyone ... Willy go for 14 years old too. :)

[@TheRussianAngle]

I’m afraid the bias you have previously admitted to is showing ever more signs of asserting itself Matthew. This was especially evident in much of your programme today. You appear more and more willing to give the political hierarchy of the West a pass just because they preside over what they claim are democratic countries. But the eyes of many have been opened wide regarding this kind of thinking in recent years. The democratic process may work in some areas, but the decisions relating to waging war (and remember our common experience re. Regime change wars in recent history) are not subject to democratic processes. Those of us who went in their millions to protest against a coming attack upon and invasion of Iraq discovered this and we have never forgotten the experience. While apparently crediting the western power elite with good motives (you never seem to question them) while inferring that the Russians and Chinese (especially the Chinese) can’t quite be trusted, is telling. Anyone who has seen the incredibly dirty tactics employed by a great many Ukrainians or who never turns a blind eye and deaf ear to the vicious nature of the radical nationalists of western Ukraine and their campaign of unadulterated hatred could ever support the Ukrainian regime in this conflict. NEVER. EVER. Having watched and listened ever since the winter of 2013-14 I cannot believe that anyone with a heart and a brain which supports a conscience could EVER root for that regime or the murderous nationalists it brought to bear against the largely defenceless Russian-speaking civilian population of the Donbass. Russia was pushed into a war it never wanted. Even after the war started it was willing to end it. Russia deserves to win its every fight in Ukraine. And one fight it most certainly has all but won is one you didn’t mention Matthew. That was and remains to secure the safety of the entire Russian-speaking population of the Donbass. I can’t help but wonder why you didn’t mention this as it is of VITAL importance to Russia, as can be seen from the Minsk process where their safety was of prime concern. Russia MUST win and for all our sakes. If Russia does not and the western elites do they will press on to create ever more wars of choice and spread chaos within every nation that they do not control until we all find ourselves in a totally West-controlled prison planet where you can hardly dare say or do anything or meet whoever you like, without looking over your shoulder or up above to see who might be watching you and reporting on you. I would strongly suggest you think about that next time you feel tempted, even slightly, to support the regime in Kiev Matthew.

[@dIRECTOR259]

"Russia is never as strong as she looks, Russia is never as weak as she looks." is attributed not to Kissinger, but originally to Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord.

[@ensaamara5721]

What do you guys think NATO Will really do? NATO will dear challenge Russia. Russia is not defenseless country like Africa countries where NATO has been doing whatever they want.

[@vannishhh]

Nato is in their eu bubble still. The patriotic concept of make America great again or their own country is slowly making people realize that's how it should be. Looking at people who don't understand the conflict and use vibes over facts just makes it all worse. I'd hate to be the bearer of reality but alot of people are realizing that it's time that their own country worries about policing themselves and keep themselves out of other countries. Fyi I'd reccomend you trying to reach out to Scott Ritter for a perspective difference where you guys could actually look at logistics and have an opposing pov.

[@glennallen1984]

break up

[@qaseemabdii2591]

For me the recognized border it is Dnipro River with Nikolaev and Odessa🤫🤫🤫

[@Spaceman719]

If… probably when Russia gets Odessa the EU will lose their shit! 😊

[@AleksaAdzic]

And then Poland, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania to take parts that historically and ethnically belong to them.

[@krolikisergunka]

​@AleksaAdzic Agree 💯 Ukraine never existed as the state and it shouldn't exist...

[@UncleJoeLITE]

Happy New Year Willy & everyone! Let's hope 2025 is better...? 🇦🇺

[@afterisforever]

Just to clarify, Nord Stream consisted for 4 lines. 3 of them were blown up, one is still fully pressurised however Germany refuses to open it up despite the benefits they would get.

[@enshk79]

Willy - you are a BRIGHT AND SHINING example of true journalism with integrity!!!!! As a pro-Russian all I ask is for the TRUTH. I don’t care if you are biased to the West. As long as the truth is being told, then I can easily respect you for it. The contrived Russophobia the west has been pushing is very frustrating.

[@Bluest_of_Blue_Waffles]

Pro Russian only believe what they are told to by the Kremlin

[@harryflashman4542]

Makes one wonder how contrived our media has always been before we had independent journalism. That and how apathetic and gullible the general public is. One would think that after the contrived pandemic people would have lost their trust in what they're told.

[@brianrasmussen2956]

Putin just wants to kill as many people in Ukraine as possible. You support that. We are not the same. I am Pro-freedom, you are not.

[@Bluest_of_Blue_Waffles]

@@enshk79 Well justified. Russia is an aggressive imperialist.

[@Bluest_of_Blue_Waffles]

@@enshk79 **** ruzzia

[@andban92]

Happy New Year Willy and anyone else who's reading!

[@lahvancz]

Willy, was Ukraine independent country since coup in 2014? As far as I know, Victoria Nuland was taped deciding who will be in the government of "free" Ukraine... 🤔

[@bentleyoutlaw789]

Not gonna lie, even if this war ends soon and there’s no more conflict need to cover I’ll still watch you mate. You’re just a part of my daily routine at this point and your content is the most objective I’ve ever found. Keep it Willy, we all love you

[@mussydesign7933]

Happy New year willy

[@menace7172000]

Good Luck and happy new year Willy .

[@thehun1234]

Hungary, Bulgaria, Serbia have been receiving Russian gas via the TurkStream for a while.

[@deedubya3884]

I think the gas issue has been blown way out of proportion as like you say the time has been available to find alternatives and the slice of pie was already rather small for Russia anyway. The lowering of service age in Ukraine shouldve also been done well over 12 months ago as the volunteers in Russia have been a constant in large numbers for far longer than 12 months so the game of catch up in my opinion is already lost. There does not seem to be much choice for ukraine and to say Russia is an existential threat to europe cant be sold when we have moron politicians continually saying Russia is on its last legs militarily or economically. They cant be a threat if they are collapsing as a country. I fail to see how the end of all this goes against Russia in any way unless a huge event takes place that flips the whole field. Even if this happens then you back Russia into a corner and thats not where you want a bear!

[@Samuel-hd3cp]

Deedubya. It's Scrodinger's Russia, both huge and scary and weak and inefficient at the same time. 😄

[@wifi_soldier5076]

Why would the hundreds of thounds 18-30 year old Ukraine women ever return to Ukraine. They have been partying in western Europe living a better easier life than they ever would have in Ukraine. So why would they return to a Ukraine that will be in a much worse state then when they left?

[@CaptainGrimes1]

True, lots have shacked up with native men

[@fred4687]

Many of them wanted to join the EU, and now they have. The longer they are out of the country the stronger their ties will become in their new homes.

[@harryflashman4542]

My Understanding too. Why would anyone swap life in Ukraine for life in the EU. Those that got out are not going back, those that got trapped in Ukraine are going to leave as soon as they can.

[@MeHighLo]

You keep showing us obsolete outdated maps. If you really want to share the truth, maybe try the Military Summary map.

[@maryginger4877]

DPA or Weeb Union... etc... lots of good mappers

[@ognjen-01]

Happy new year 🎆

[@BurningMonkel]

Almost at 200K subscribers! Happy New Year, I wish you great health, happiness and prosperity, Willy!

[@angiesanders1349]

Happy new year! 🎉

[@draganmiletic940]

Obe downed helicopter on a 1000km + is nothing. Recruiting 18 year olds is a sign of desperation. Russia insist that Ukraine revokes the law from September 2022 that considers everyone negotiating with Russia a criminal act. If they do that, that is already a big loss for Ukraine. At this stage Ukraine is project that constantly requiers more resources and man power without any results. Any rational organisation would get rid of the project manager, cover the losses and call of the project.

[@DestinationBarbarism]

Maybe Russia is not as strong as they seem. What is new is that USA is much weaker than it used to be. And that USA has wrecked western Europe with the destructive US ideologies. The only reason Ukraine can put up such a fight is that it has not been dominated by USA for long.

[@donfleming3534]

When you rush through an end-of-year podcast you inevitably say some things that don't quite sound correct. Like , you said you "don't see why russia should fear an incursion from NATO". Willy, If you can say that with a straight face, then I don't think we are living on the same planet. I won't explain it to you. I'm just shocked that some one as well-educated about the war would think that.

[@krolikisergunka]

Agree. It is a shocker! This devalued all his points...

[@RlsIII-uz1kl]

We're heading into a transformative era more transformative than the past few years.

[@ostash1]

love you willy happy new year bloke

[@GeorgeGeorgeOnly]

Apparently, around 100.000 trained Ukrainian soldiers are absent without leave. If this is true then, obviously, it's a massive problem as well as a frightening number. And realistically there may be very little that the UA can do about this; how would they charge that many personnel with being AWOL? And of these ‘AWOL’ soldiers, how many of them are fit enough to return to active service?

[@adamtedder1012]

100000 men who see the writing on the wall and don't want to die for a few negotiating points. Negotiating for areas that don't even want to be with Ukraine. Makes no sense to waste your life for nothing.

[@litlnote-wu6yv]

48,000 Russian MIA in 2024. That's no maybe, no guess and we know the numbers are understated. Sorry, what were you saying? I predict Moscow will control Kyiv by March 2022. Guaranteed.

[@barneymagee3285]

Where would 100,000 deserters be hiding…

[@GeorgeGeorgeOnly]

@@barneymagee3285 This was a story, a few weeks ago, from US Combat Veteran Reacts, and I hope it's either not true or at least not that many. You might not be able to find much info on the matter perhaps because it's not what Ukraine wants to talk about too openly. But if it's true, or if the numbers are only half that, still, how do you round up that many deserters? Probably most of them are out of the country.

[@Burns14223375]

I want to wish you the very best in the new year. Praying for good health for you will and others in the comments

[@Monopek_Cannibal]

0:27, Ukraine turns off gas to Europe, hmm... It turns out that Europe will soon declare war on Ukraine? 😐

[@thehun1234]

Hungary has been receiving gas via the TurkStream for a while and some of it can be passed on to Slovakia and Austria.

[@Cenghis-Chaan2]

Wish you good health willy,,,happy new year

[@gnosticbrian3980]

A point to ponder, what if Putin is not a bluffer?

[@gerasmus]

He already acted on his previous warnings to the morally bankrupt, empty, hypocritical double standards West.

[@onemoresmartone]

😂😂 then he wouldn't be a good statesman. What the hell kind of cool aid are you drinking?

[@gnosticbrian3980]

@@gerasmus Perhaps you have spent too long in the company of corrupt, venal politicians to recognise a statesman? FYI, I imbibe water.

[@BallaBimba]

Willy has got new clothes and they suit him well.

[@bram7703]

Happy New Year! We made it to 2025!! Cheers to a great year. Hope everyone has a great day!

[@misha6699]

interesting thoughts on the future of Russo-Chinese relations/power structure. I agree with you that there is a possibility that China is playing the "long game" here and only sees multipolarity as useful for now, but who knows. The really frustrating thing here is that none of that was necessary. If you look at history since the fall of the Soviet Union, Russia has, again and again and again and again, tried to build a multipolar relationship with the west, up to and including membership of NATO and/or EU, but have been met with nothing but arrogance, dismissal and disrespect. Where was Russia supposed to go then? For decades, NATO ran a strategy during the Cold War of doing everything in their power to keep the USSR and China from growing closer, and were very successful at it. Only to p*ss it all away after the fall of the Soviet Union and basically FORCE Russia and China together. Truly some galaxy level brains in the west! /s.

[@breaknfaces]

Good on ya boss, happy new year mate

[@garylines5755]

How many 18 to 24 are left in Ukraine I think most are in Europe or hiding

[@maryginger4877]

Send the women, they claim to be equal 😆

[@redbaron6322]

Why don't you go?

[@adocuric9154]

Ukrainian source's give mostly the number of a half million.

[@garylines5755]

@@adocuric9154 I don't trust the numbers from either side and a couple of hundred thousand untrained,unmotivated kids will at best just prolong the war

[@jstlookng]

Happy new year Willie, Wishing you lots of health and a speedy recovery.

[@TheDa6781]

Amazing how Russia still engages with these sea drones with choppers and not with drones. This seems like an ideal task for an AI counter drone testing or even just plain FPV guy tracking and attacking the sea drone.

[@ReimuHakurei-b6i]

Не так легко , а пока микроскопом забиваем гвозди

[@Baraxes]

Not easy to do, the whole of that region is saturated with jammers, a small fpv can't just operate around that area. You think russia hasn't tried it 😂. The amount of jammers in that area is greater than in the frontlines

[@8wayz2shine]

The sea drones are essentially remotely-controlled motor-boats. They can be fast and maneuverable, so not an easy target to catch. But the real issue is flying a flimsy FPV drone over deep seas - the wind, waves and salty water will make short work of any small to medium drones. And the goal of the task is to intercept the UA sea drones way before they reach shore or ship, to not do any damage.

[@krolikisergunka]

​@@ReimuHakurei-b6iНе ссы, прорвёмся!

[@TheDa6781]

@@8wayz2shine You can have a drone team in the chopper and other ones on the shoreline. A fiberoptic drone with 10-15 km of cable can engage these sea drones well outside the port perimeter. Yes, bad weather is a problem for airborne drones, but the Russians should have sea drones as well at this point.

[@65thebluehawk]

Cheers mate. All the best for the new year.

[@Pipic9]

Your presented "solution" that Europe should have cut all gas and oil imports from the onset of the war is just ridiculous, destructive and unrealistic. For someone who thinks of themselves as a "realist", you're just way off when it comes to economy and consequences that would emerge. Europe already faced a severe energy crisis and might be facing another. Many industries are divesting from Europe and high energy costs are one of the main factors in their decisions.

[@HubertBarnes]

Europe's mistake was trusting Russia for gas and oil.

[@Roadwarior2]

That’s the problem with all these armchair generals criticizing the decisions of Putin, Zelensky, and all the other parties involved on the ground. They’re not the ones who’ll be held responsible if things go horrendously wrong, so of course they advocate for incredibly costly, risky policies.

[@bgrass9769]

Happy New Years Willy! I hope 2025 brings you better luck and health. Found your content in the middle of last year and have listened every day since.

[@tin9741]

Willy never takes a day off, not even for new years

[@nonameinsouthafrica3315]

Happy new year Willy 🎉

[@wardaddyindustries4348]

Russia is never as strong as they look. Russia is never as weak as they look. Translation I have no flippen idea.

[@brianrasmussen2956]

Can be said of any country.

[@wardaddyindustries4348]

@@brianrasmussen2956 Invested interest to keep your military might out of sight. :)

[@wdavis6814]

It comes from Russia winning wars where they should've lost, and losing wars where they should've won. Not necessarily a Russian exclusive phenomenon, but Russian history is marked by such odd conflicts. E.g. Napoleon's invasion vs Russo-Japanese war.

[@wardaddyindustries4348]

@wdavis6814 Yeah, I get it. It's just a funny way of saying it. But I do believe they are stronger now... if not stronger, I'd say that the pointy end is much sharper. And much more of a well-oiled machine.

[@qaseemabdii2591]

The Comdedian made a law on 2022 Not allow anyone make natotiation Before the voctory and military retake all the land to the borders of 1991 mmm Maybe we should but him in the prison ! Ush ush 🤫🤫🤫

[@litlnote-wu6yv]

Puin is the one to go to jail. Everything Ukraine does is in response to Moscow

[@sebastijanglozinic8630]

All the best to Willy and the viewers in the new year!

[@ileathan]

Video 6: I'm becoming a master strategist and thinking of teaching top generals already >:)

[@ggslv58gng57]

your kidding , right "Ukraine should have as early as possible dropped conscription day age down to 18 and mobilized as many people as possible" were is the Humanity? , sending 18 year olds into the Meatgrinder this has become ---- i pray you will be forgiven for this statement

[@fdevaa]

Just do as you are told eh?

[@ileathan]

@@ggslv58gng57 yes *censored*

[@ValentinuzziSpinell]

@@ggslv58gng57 Yes - agreed.

[@educ8te]

Happy New Year Willie!!Good to see you looking better!!

[@geraldnixon6511]

This is going to be another Afghanistan a big waste of money and the UK cannot even man the battleships because there's not enough troops 1000 a a month are leaving we couldn't even defend our borders from Robert English

[@rickardgabolaev9262]

Happy new year mate🎉

[@topofmurrayhill]

Denazification isn't such an ambiguous goal. Ukraine will have to amend its constitution to acknowledge a pluralistic state in which people are free to speak their language, enjoy any culture, and practice their religion -- in contrast to being a nationalist ethno-state. Electing Arestovych would solve a lot, frankly. The ambiguous part is that Ukraine has an ethno-nationalist deep state that needs to be rooted out eventually. It would not really be wrong to replace the word "nationalist" in my comment with a different word starting with F but KZbin might not appreciate it

[@brianrasmussen2956]

Nazis(Facists) are more prevalent in Russia, so maybe the denazification SHOULD start there in stead.

[@redbaron6322]

Nothing short of total annihilation of the existing regime will do!

[@alexandervanhove4183]

Happy New Year!

[@DewskyDillshineMoonpickle]

So who thinks this war will be over in 2025?

[@AleksaAdzic]

Don't rush, we prefer to travel slowly

[@johntowers1213]

I think it could roll into 2026, the Ukrainians are to their credit are a dogged opponent, they may be foolish to keep fighting long past the point they could seriously turn things around, but you can't deny their willingness to tough out situations that would have most other nations rolling on to their bellies asking for mercy.

[@mitkodinev7070]

Happy new year to you too Willy 🎉

[@dmitrygerasimov7634]

It's amazing how a dude from Australia who has never held anything heavier than his horseradish in his life analyzes Russia's war with Nato

[@thehun1234]

He served in Afghanistan with the Australian military and received OAM (Order of Australia). Where did you serve?

[@louiscypher4186]

He's a war veteran you alphabet lover.

[@maryginger4877]

Bell End

[@littleowlbooks8514]

Anything for a buck

[@dmitrygerasimov7634]

@@thehun1234 Did what? Saving kangaroos from the Taliban? Or was he just killing Afghans for money?

[@PaoloRiveraPinelli]

Willy best wishes for you. A great struggle has began for you, let this year be the start for you to get over this health issue. Be strong be patient and passionate. We on our souls sre beside you

[@misha6699]

US and Ukraine can agree to the demands or the war will continue. Look up "existential" in the dictionary. The meaning of the word may be different in the West.

[@dannywlm63]

🇬🇧 and 🇷🇺 and a happy new year to you mate