The Crimean Front: How Ukraine Saved Its Coastline

[@marymarlow3646]

I think you left out an important part regarding Mykolyaiv. On the first day of the war the council held an emergency meeting, during which someone remembered how Czechoslovakia had been taken by the Russians. A plane called in with engine trouble and was given permission to land. It was full of paratroopers and Czechoslovakia was taken. So the Mykolyaiv council told everyone to bring their heavy machinery and park it on the runway. The next morning a plane descended through the cloud cover and had to quickly abort landing. The subsequent battle for the town failed and Odessa was saved. That’s how I heard it.

[@johnchrysostomon6284]

That’s how I heard it. :????? 

So you’re saying that the Russians sent a single plane of troops all the way over to Odessa without any support?

That would be like the US in WW2 dropping the 101st on Paris in the hopes that they could hold out for months until relieved

[@geraint8989]

Anybody travelling to Paris in first class, where proper metal cutlery is provided, could secure unconditional surrender within 20 minutes of landing. It’s just that nobody wants to.

[@youtubeSuckssNow]

@@johnchrysostomon6284 basically. They didnt think there would be any resistance at all.

[@phann860]

@@johnchrysostomon6284 No it wouldn't, put in a plane full of troops and secure airport, follow up by further flights and basically you have a force behind the lines with Ukraine havng to face both ways. Didn't Russia try to take Hostomel airport with the same aim in mind. As far as Paris is concerned in 1944, the German army was retreating after the Normandy battles, I hardly think the 101st would have to hold more than a couple of days.

[@ashleylittle6776]

Russians are known for thier arrogance not thier intelligence!

[@CoolWatts]

I live in Kherson. About the minefields: Option 3 is correct. Traitors not only gave away their locations, but arranged for them to be removed. But more importantly, orcs simply used the normal roads and drove all the way, relaxed and unopposed, all the way from Armanysk to the Antonivka bridge. We watched it in real time. You need to make a separate video about the heroic defense of Mykolyaiv, where regular citizens helped ZSU repel the orcs at the northern entrance to the city. It's an amazing story. Will be a movie. At 7am the morning of the 24th, I said to my wife: we need to blow the bridge. Never happened. We were just sitting there, waiting to see the terrorists enter our city, in disbelief. Very unfortunate we didn't have the same heroic resistance in Kherson.

[@benoithudson7235]

From outside we don’t doubt the bravery of the people of Kherson. Trying to defend it like those in Mykolaiv did would just have gotten you slaughtered uselessly, because you were betrayed by some of your local leaders.

[@andrewvanelli5317]

With SBU cspturing people for nothing, now is much safer time, isn't it?

[@DelftTrains]

Stay strong man

[@jimpayes]

Russian are evil, that footage of a tank running over a peaceful ukranian citizen still in my mind.

[@RobinTheBot]

Sniff out the traitors, and when Ukraine is whole again, do not suffer any Russians any longer. Make them choose.

[@deanween3710]

The rate of uploads recently has been incredible and the quality is still amazing. Thank you William!

[@markvernik2387]

So true

[@Slavic_Goblin]

The rate might have increased but the quality has decreased.

[@markvernik2387]

​@@Slavic_Goblinhaters gonna hate

[@DemonSliime]

@@Slavic_Goblinis as fuck. How many times can you make the same video worded differently. “How ukraine stopped the russian invasion” then 3 hours later “the russian invasion was stopped by ukraine, heres how” then the next day “russia failed their invasion of ukraine heres why” Also “heres the same lines on maps I showed the last 40 videos.

[@greedowins]

Current quality is exceptional, are you saying it was even better before?!?

[@ronanmcn4967]

The Lines on a map guy is back! I love all this analysis that you offer, so much better than in the media

[@noyopacific]

I don't judge the rest of the news media too harshly. They produce reports for people who don't possess the deeper contextual understanding that is helpful in understanding Dr Spaniel's lectures. You're being here indicates you likely have a higher degree of knowledge about the conflict than does the typical news audience. The thing that surprises me is that Dr. Spaniel attracts as big of an audience as he does. I suspect it is because of his exceptional insight on the subject as well as his speaking ability and the humor he brings. 👍

[@izak5356]

​@@noyopacificliterally a million plus people end up watching some of Perun's defence economics PowerPoint presentations, there's definitely a market out there for this kind of content.

[@tfk_001]

​@@izak53561 million is small compared to the viewership numbers of news channels, which necessarily go into less detail

[@ghrim8821]

Whenever i'm clicking on a video of William spaniel i'm expecting a new an deeply satisfactory insight into history that doesnt get talked about ordinarilly. I never get disappointed. 10/10 channel.

[@getsmart3701]

Amazing work, I just discovered your channel and I'm amazed at the quality and depth of your views on this most serious war. I'm currently working my way backwards through your catalogue and learning so much about the back story and tactics that I had previously missed. Great job again and "Viva Ukraine!".

[@mervynphelan7889]

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[@mervynphelan7889]

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[@mervynphelan7889]

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[@resevoirdog]

Love the work Mr. Spaniel! I'm a big fan and really love the non biased assessments on the war. You do a great service !

[@Jonathan_Strange]

*I agree 100%* Great voice, style, research and insights.

[@mobolajiawe160]

lol. when was Spaniel unbiased?. goan rest bot!

[@centraltension8790]

@@mobolajiawe160 How much are you paid every hour patrolling youtube comments for pro-ukraine sentiments? I need the extra money.

[@Jonathan_Strange]

​@@mobolajiawe160 I guess you could say he is not. I don't really care. He may support a side, but he keeps to the facts. So, while I guess he may not be unbiased. I do feel that his reports are well researched and pretty darn well, close to the truth. Magnitudes closer than any Russian bot, or propagandist would be on the other side of the coin. William doesn't make things up. Oh, and @reservoirdog (cool nick by the way!!!) said that "his assessments" weren't biased. There's a difference. Play the ball, not the man. 💙⚽💛

[@mobolajiawe160]

@@centraltension8790 1 million dollars bro. Come have some. Do me your PayPal

[@winstoncrane7803]

Love your content, appreciate you and your team for all you do.

[@handmadehearts]

Excellent information. Thanks for sharing.

[@b1air77]

Love the video, William. Great topics and analysis as always. ❤❤❤

[@MKeuning01]

I love how fast you're putting these out. Looking forward to your next one, considering what Progozhin just announced.

[@livewellwitheds6885]

seems like some shits about to hit the fan for Moscow/putin!

[@andrewrogers3067]

We talk so much about Russia and it’s failure in the conflict, I think a really cool video would be how to ACTUALLY do an offensive. What about a comparison between the invasion of Ukraine and Desert Storm?

[@maximus2536]

have you never seen the power difference in desert storm? that wasnt an offensive, it was a slaughter by massively overpowered armies.

[@zigo373]

We see how ukraine's counterattack is going... Massive losses for no gain... turns out russians weren't sooooo incompetent just that aggressive Warfare is very hard in modern times

[@cocojumbo539]

@@zigo373 What massive losses? Two leopards at max? (Prigozhin's words, and you wouldnt dare to deny his words, would you?)

[@AkuraTheAwesome]

​@@maximus2536oh absolutely. The only significant losses by the coalition forces was by over eager friendly fire. I remember one of the tank ambushes laid by Saddam's forces mismeasured their distance and rounds fell short as US tanks crested the hill. What followed was the better ranged US tanks wiping out the whole enemy armoured group without having to worry about return fire.

[@militantcapitalist4606]

@@zigo373 ruzzy lover cope of doom; they took more than 2.5 bahmuts in are in less than two weeks; cope harder, and retreat further

[@jubjub7101]

Keep up the quality and informative content!!

[@Jonathon05]

Great video as always!

[@mikedrop4421]

Can't wait for lines on maps to include Wagner vs Russia in Russia!

[@tonybrisbane6396]

Thanks

[@Gametheory101]

Thank you!

[@TOEFL63]

Thanks for keeping up the good work. It is always really informative to listen to your explanations.

[@wokeupsauced]

Dr. Spaniel is one of the ONLY sources I trust regarding coverage of the war. I have been watching since Week 2 of the war and I'm here to stay.

[@xArnthorx]

I can almost hear you franticly typing after todays news of the Wagner coup. Can't wait, your videos on this war are the best, I hope that when this is all over (very soon) that you continue to make videos on other subjects.

[@Hrafnskald]

You do a great job breaking down and explaining the war in Ukraine. I can't wait to hear what you have to say about Wagner going rogue and invading southern Russia. Will they make it past Rostov? Confusion to our enemies, Slava Ukraini :)

[@lackedpuppet9022]

Sounds like they've already occupied all military facilities of Voronezh

[@Taylor_slayss]

Welp,they chickened out

[@mikegargan967]

I can't get enough of your work. Thanks for all the hard work and effort you put into these; your insight really helps shed some light for those of us who want to know more. Keep it up!

[@TheSuperhoden]

Cant wait for your vid regarding the coup

[@livewellwitheds6885]

you make this so easy to understand! I love the "recap" it really helped me keep track of all that info congrats on publishing your book! I can't wait to read it

[@housequakeb6866]

Thanks for making your videos.

[@krissteel4074]

I'm still slightly disappointed we didn't get the Dimestore D-Day attempt by Russia trying to do an amphibious landing. It would have made for some interesting reef habitats and kept the fish fed

[@benoithudson7235]

Slightly, but Russia isn’t quite that stupid. They were only going to land if they had support nearby. So we were only going to see the amphibious landing go horribly wrong for Russia if the rest of the war was going horribly wrong for Ukraine.

[@G.A.C_Preserve]

​@@benoithudson7235The Battle of Sevastopol, UIFS Victory

[@schakiarligonde1736]

If they aren’t that stupid why did they do that in hostomel airport

[@arthas640]

its hilarious how terrible their capabilities are. The US can carry out amphibious landings from halfway around the globe, they can air drop enough paratroopers to block out the sun, they can gain air superiority against nearly any foe, and they can carry out special forces missions deep behind enemy lines. Russia thought they had parity with the US but in this war they cant really send planes into enemy air space, they cant air drop their airborne units anywhere, they have no real amphibious assault capabilities, they cant even use their ships against an enemy with no navy, and the lost most of their special forces in the space of months

[@krissteel4074]

@@benoithudson7235 That and there was rumours of mutiny in the Russian marines at the time deciding it was a bad idea. Course in light of current events: standby while the ballerinas stretch and warm up for Swan Lake

[@bigfudge2031]

Would be interesting to see your opinion on the current situation inside Russia.

[@triple777kodiak]

Excellent presentation W.S. You clarified a few questions I've had regarding some of the areas you discussed. Undoubtedly, many of us wait with anticipation, when will the major push will occur. Am confident Ukraine will come out on top of this, it will be a pleasure watching Russia gets its clock cleaned, hopefully for good!

[@advancetotabletop5328]

Another great video! Was always wondering when someone would talk about the coast - and more about the dam. Slava Ukraine!

[@AndreSomers]

Most informative channel on this war in terms of analysis rather than daily updates. Really great content! Thanks for providing this much needed perspective.

[@jorr1334]

Been watching your channel for a while and finally subscribed. You are now one of my very discriminative go-to channels for the Ukraine war and history documentaries.

[@fematrailer]

22:05 if they're not using the English names, then wouldn’t Switzerland end up in a different position? The ISO abbreviation for Switzerland is CH, as in Confederation of Helvetia or the Latin Confederatio Helvetica.

[@Gametheory101]

The French name for Switzerland is Suisse. So, it's different, but it still falls in between them (unless there is something further confusing going on).

[@fematrailer]

@Gametheory101 I believe you, I think the weirdness is with the ISO codes. I recently had to look up a bunch of them for a project, and the Switzerland one caused a bit of confusion. I've never heard of them be called the Confederation of Helvetia anywhere else, so why are they with the ISO abbreviation?

[@seneca983]

@@fematrailer Switzerland has 4 official languages and choosing one of them to be the basis for the abbreviation would be problematic because the speakers of the other languages wouldn't like it. CH is a more neutral choice.

[@fematrailer]

@seneca983 Ah, that makes sense, true neutrality through and through. Thanks for the clarification.

[@airborneranger-ret]

Nice presentation and delivery :)

[@ericjames9475]

Fabulous information.Interesting, concise, informative.Really excellent

[@battleofkursk50]

Love the videos! You do a great job of analyzing information in an objective manner. Thanks for keeping us informed.

[@TSAONGAF]

Thank you western countries for your support of Ukraine fighting against this evil country. We Ukrainians are eternally grateful 🙏🇺🇦

[@nickfielding5685]

The people in the Donbas region is Uralic not slavish. That what the war. Russia wants to give the Uralic people independence. The Donbas region is Uralic.

[@jamescusack6511]

Brilliant quality and analysis as always

[@ZombieZebra3]

Any video that details the Moskva’s sinking is a good video.

[@TheStobb50]

Thank you very good reminder or recap. And thank you for the work that you put into preparing these videos👍

[@jmaldo68]

Thanks for this great report.

[@judgedino]

Great info as always, clear & digestible for the average human! The NATO flag bit at the end!! Turkey 🇹🇷 Too funny 😂😂😂😂

[@angusholme6851]

the Neptune missiles didn't "sneak" past Moskva's AA systems as out of the 8 possible ways it had to intercept them ( aa missiles, its multi purpose guns and 6 cwis turrets) only one was operational. its radar was supposedly off so it could transmit and restive communications as the FPP was locked up to stop it getting stolen.

[@JABN97]

Well, technically, from what little I know, we don’t actually know that’s true. A supposed maintenance report from before sailing made those claims, but I believe no one has officially confirmed that document was authentic, or even in the same style as Russian navy does maintaining reports. If the document was original and accurate, though, it would make the commanders who send out the Moskva be criminally negligent and they should be court-martialed for letting the ship get into that condition, let alone sending it out on war patrol in said conditions. Which, of course, is probably why either 1. Someone faked that report or 2. No one dares confirm it being real, as it actually is. Truth is first casualty in war, and all that

[@KILLERMATYCZ]

@@JABN97 It was determined by pictures of sinking Moskva.

[@JABN97]

@@KILLERMATYCZ what was determined through those picture? That is was most likely hit by 2 anti-ship missiles, and at least 2 water hoses were working? Yes that we could see on the picture. But interference between radio & radar? State of maintaining of the engines? The other firefighting equipment being missing or locked away? That we can’t determine from 2 pictures on the outside.

[@KILLERMATYCZ]

@@JABN97 The radar was not in active position, but stowed. There was quite a lot talk about that

[@JABN97]

@@KILLERMATYCZ it was? Huh. I have been following the war pretty closely, but hadn’t heard about that. Regardless, it is possible (at least in theory) that there is another reason for that then radio interference. Like arrogance or incompetence, wouldn’t be the first or last time either of those showed up in Russian armed forces during this war. And even if the radio & radar indeed interfered, that does not yet proof the rest of the leaked rapport. Gives it more credibility, yes, but not definitive proof. I kinda hope, but also don’t, that the rapport was not fully accurate. Because it would make me sad if their commanders were such criminally negligent bastards to send out their conscripts in a ship in such a bad state. But I would not necessary been surprised, considering the other crimes the Russian leaders had committed to their own people as well as the peoples of all countries they have attacked

[@asan1050]

William Spaniel..Thanks Much !.......

[@General12th]

Hi William! I love these updates.

[@michaelharrington223]

Great walkthrough thanks for the video

[@GraemePayne1967Marine]

Thank you! This explanation clears up a lot of nagging questions that I have had.

[@garog]

Waiting for your inevitable video on Wagner's latest actions. I look forward to your analysis of it.

[@gruniach9681]

Thanks. Very interesting and informative!

[@heartwork86]

This is some impressive journalism. Well done, keep'em coming!

[@bernabecaneta6154]

Sir thanks for sharing this video GodBless yuo allways and yuor family ✌️👊❤️

[@pinball8701]

Extremely competent videos- thank you.

[@winter666madness]

Lines on maps guy always has banger videos

[@johnthorsen5394]

Good luck with the recent updates. Makes it even more complicated i imagine. We'll see how this develops.

[@RichardLionheart12]

Ukraine will win but they will take time. I am confident on Ukrainian leadership only thing west should supply more weapons.

[@JJ-fr2ki]

Excellent. Saving this.

[@lupusdeum3894]

Great recap! 💪

[@michaelmachiavelli]

I tried to see Putin on the Moskva but I couldn't find him. Everyone who tagged #wheresputin said he was at 10:22 but I couldn't find him on the ship. Can someone be more specific to help me out?

[@greyraven1987]

I've been watching you channel since this all started and enjoy the deep analysis involved behind certain actions. On that note, the Kakohovka Dam destroyed, the possibility of a new front opening South of Nikopol is a higher now. Russian defenses are thin there and Ukriane could push to the ZPP to flank the defenses towards Tokmak. The Kherson front is paused but the Nikopol front is an opportunity to strike the underbelly of Russian defenses.

[@TBCN69]

Fun fact: cruiser mosscow was given the name “Nemesis” by the people of odessa because of it they were not allowed to swim. Also it did some costal bobmarnent but swimming is the main issue

[@virgiliodelosreyes2677]

Mo

[@benhur2148]

Very informative. Thank you God bless

[@jothybaran6801]

Very clear information

[@tinhhoahoitu95]

I live in Kherson. About the minefields: Option 3 is correct. Traitors not only gave away their locations, but arranged for them to be removed.

[@timandsuzidickey9358]

Ohhh Yahnnn !!! really ... awe of effort for this ?? WOW !!

[@RomanumChristum]

The timing is perfect

[@Nick-rs5if]

As a Swede I dare say Ukraine has an excellent taste when it comes to flag colours! 😁 💙 💛

[@micha6207]

It's going to be good ✨

[@Gametheory101]

Certified first comment!

[@scotthazelton519]

Thanks for sharing

[@jacob_90s]

I love that a lot of the names of battles from this war sound like they could come out of Avatar The Last Airbender. Really gives it a mythic quality

[@Gametheory101]

Next video is about the Battle of Ba Sing Se. It will be very short, of course, because there is no war in Ba Sing Se.

[@jacob_90s]

@@Gametheory101 I had tried to get Perun to make a video on the Fire Nation invasion for April Fool's day this year, but he didn't go for it 😁 If you're looking for a topic for an extra video, I would love to see one!

[@widmo206]

@@jacob_90s Sounds like a greta idea!

[@lordsqueak]

@@jacob_90s I'd watch that for the novelty of it. I haven't even seen Avatar. (or is that Naruto?? )

[@joelmccoy9969]

Chongar Bridge´s new vulnerability adds 120 Km to the distance of freight on wheels from Novorossiysk to Melitopol and Mariupol. This should affect the Battles there soon.

[@chahinebourenane6291]

Another informative video.

[@RobertReg1]

Good take

[@nandor95]

18:44 Ironic, he could save others from death, but not himself.

[@supercellodude]

Tangentially related question: with Russia in control of the zaporhizia nuclear power plant, if there's a failure in (reactor 6?) and it starts emitting radionuclides, could that be interpreted as a hostile action by the nearby NATO countries?

[@robertthomason8905]

You can hold a grenade with the pin pulled. Maybe preventing someone from holding it is more important.

[@JABN97]

Theoretically possible? I think. The Poles would be all in, I guess, for any excuse to pull article 5 and go in together with the USA. More likely scenario, in my mind? Something similar to the high-tension person around the time Assad first used chemical weapons against his rebellious schoolchildren and hospital patients. High stakes & pressure diplomatic discussions, threaths, maybe some mediation by South-Africa or Brazil or China or India. Eventually under threat of NATO force, the powerplant gets declared a demilitarized zone under UN protection, with third-party peacekeepers and no actual NATO forces. Second possibility, if Russia doesn’t fold under pressure? NATO goes in just enough to remove Russian forces from the powerplant, using airforce & special forces along with Ukrainian army in support role. When the plant is taken, they pause / pull back, and tell Russia “don’t call our bluff again and don’t make me come over there again. Next time, you die.”

[@kleinweichkleinweich]

ask Poland

[@arthas640]

likely depends on how severe it is. US and allied sensors are pretty acute and they're watching nuclear facilities like a hawk so they'll likely be able to tell how bad emissions were and tell them apart from a nuclear weapon. If the leak is weak they're likely to worry but not consider it hostile, but if it suddenly lights up like Pripyat in the 80s they just may. It's possible the UN, EU, and/or US would insist on either impartial UN team or 3rd party nations with relevant skills (like Japan or possibly even China or India) be sent in to fix a leak or assess the issues.

[@oohhboy-funhouse]

Had the blown dam flood waters crossed into a NATO country then yes, that would have been considered hostile. Intentionally causing a meltdown or blowing up the cooling system would likely constitute hostile action as it spills over. NATO by default has to respond to keep credible deterrence. I have no idea what NATO contingency is. Russia would very likely lose its silent partner China and the global south can't keep pretending the "West" is the cause of their suffering. If nothing else, EU citizens will be angry enough to advocate for some sort of direct action.

[@Concerned-Mom]

Wow ! That fire in Crimea looks really big !

[@gijoel]

Well, can't wait for the coup video. Hard to say how long it will last, but I don't like Prigozhin's chances. He better stay away from basement windows.

[@BWBDCan]

This channel gives more and better information, then any of the Canadian news networks.

[@penelopegreene]

Phoo! It's NAFO with LAZERPIG, Animachy, Falcon & friends! 😆

[@sanzreub]

I wish you would make videos more often. Always great to watch. And hahaha those three alternative NATO names are hilarious. 🤣🤣🤣

[@Zetler]

His next video: Why Ukraine is running out of popcorn.

[@harveywilde6781]

Best weekend ever.

[@hsanguily]

Nobody like you to explain this war brother. 👍👍

[@da_BemBem]

Oh boy, time for some maps on line!

[@diarmuidoconnor4268]

thank you my man for this

[@lydiazafra3476]

No problem William as long as Sweden is with NATO , that’s what matters , ty for your brilliant analysis as usual ..

[@Goose_Willis]

Japan and Ireland need to get in on N.A.T.O. Rename it to the Pacific Ocean and Trans Atlantic Treaty Organization. P.O.T.A.T.O.

[@ericsilver9401]

I LOVE YOU MR. SPANIEL

[@janah.8471]

The bit about the flags at the end - wouldn't Sweden be between Slovenia and Czechia (Tchequie) instead or Turkey (Turquie)?

[@tubntxawgxwbchannel7179]

great job

[@Joe_Terra_Citizen]

President Zelensky and the Ukrainian People deserve our complete and whole-hearted admiration, gratitude and support. God speed Ukraine to victory and to membership in the EU and NATO. Let democracy, freedom and justice triumph all around our planet.

[@qaudit1612]

not november ... september in karkiev , two month before kerhson and more area liberated

[@Vbluevital]

Excellent!

[@Syndr1]

Hi Will, M.A.Y.O would sound pretty terrifying to have to fight.

[@jorgecaballerocastillo2435]

No lines on maps were hurt during the creating of this video

[@malk1275]

💙💛 Freedom From Scotland💙💛 Heroyam Slava!⬜🟦⬜🟦🔱⚔⚖💙💛

[@felman87]

Oh snap, I wonder if you're going to do a video on Prigozhin and his march to Moscow.

[@Gamenetreviews]

Make an audiobook of your book and I will buy it.

[@mauritsbol4806]

Me to my ex ‘Go…have fun by yourself’ Looks at me in a strange way *gets hit by a neptune misile*

[@claeab255]

The Moskva had actually been in terrible shape since at least 2018. The radar and communication systems could not be used together as they interfered with each other, the engines were all multiple thousands of hours past their service replacement date and two could not be switched on without express permission from the admiral. Only one of the air defense systems actually worked because they had to cannibalise all the others to make that one work, and all the damage control equipment, fire extinguishers, etc were in lockers that could not be unlocked unless someone ran all the way to the bridge, got the key, and ran all the way back, meanwhile the ship is on fire. This means that not only were the crew unable to figure out exactly what happened once they got hit(the radar would have been switched on, because that is the protocol for a Russian ship under attack, and thus the communication systems would be disabled) until someone actually got to the bridge and told them, they couldn't deal with the fires or any of the damage because everything was in those lockers, and the only reason that they could tell they had been hit was because they felt an explosion. The ship was done for the moment those missiles were fired, even if they didn't try to "sneak around"(you can't sneak around a radar even if it was working) the defenses.

[@solinvictus7582]

No one is gonna read all that jibberish

[@claeab255]

​@@solinvictus7582I saw your other comment. Maybe sort out your own gibberish and spelling before you "correct" mine.

[@goofygoober5270]

​@solinvictus7582 literally just did Listen Ivan, it's not that fucking hard to maintain anything. I'm actually surprised that the Russian army is this ill maintained. though I guess the oligarchs swallowed up all the money.

[@microze33]

​@@solinvictus7582shut up orc. This is easily readable.

[@JohnnyD-u7]

Free Ukraine!!🇺🇦✌🏻

[@janisauzans2102]

Amazing

[@amparogonzalezalvarez2295]

Muy bien explicado ,falta el spoiler de Ru saliendo de Crimea .

[@UGNAvalon]

Watching on my tiny phone, but I think I saw a #wheresputin moment at 17:50 on the power plant (near the dome at the left). Given the hint, it’s probably not Putin tho. 😅

[@aaronleverton4221]

Somebody definitely exits the scene in a hurry.

[@ATOMARIUM]

BUT WHAT ABOUT CENTRAL ANTLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION ? CATO