The US Weapon Beating the Russians in Ukraine And More Insane Ukraine Stories (Compilation)

[@carlossantiago7852]

Great job! Very informative, very good explained visually and narrated.

[@timboslice7982]

lol u just sent CIA 10$ WASTE

[@jamestoms2143]

nobody will see this but i love my mom so much happy birthday tomorrow mom i love you

[@t.n.h.ptheneohumanpatterna8334]

😘

[@t.n.h.ptheneohumanpatterna8334]

I love u to

[@troywilson747]

Happy birthday to your mom 🎉.. I wish I could be with my mom on her birthday 😢

[@janicebartmess2646]

I love Infographics! So informative and clever animations!

[@johnallen6945]

Ah, you mentioned a subject I have studied that is near and dear to my heart: wartime logistics. My hero in this field is from the WWll era, Brig. Gen. George C. Marshall, a man with an incredible life. In fact, he won the Nobel Peace Prize for his work. He was in charge of all supplies and equipment in both the European and Pacific theatres. Somehow, he was able to make miracles happen and get our troops what they needed on schedule. Trillions of tons of cargo of every variety had to get to our troops thousands of miles away. He had an interesting management style. When Marshall ran into problems with critical deliveries he would personally talk with anyone from a buck private to the President himself who had any knowledge at all about a subject probing, looking for solutions. A brilliant leader who also an inventor. I wish we had someone of his caliber that could be assisting with the complex coordination in efforts from the whole free world to supply Ukraine. But I'm sure if George was still with us he would find a way to keep things running smoothly.

[@joshuacarrera6440]

Given his respect of scenario and circumstances around the logistical effort that went into supplying the USSR 2 1/4 billion tons of via the treacherous route from the east coast of the US to the Russians naval base in Murmansk

[@billbellell9462]

I though it was Blackjack Pershing in 1915 who said "...infantry wins battles but logistics wins wars."

[@davidlium9338]

@@billbellell9462 That has probably been said by commanders for thousands of years.

[@joshuacarrera6440]

@@billbellell9462 yes and no we had ample amounts of both men and material resources during Vietnam Afghanistan and Iraq those wars were unwinnable situations when political factors are involving themselves in the process infact there hasn't been war that was won by either infantry or logistics since world war 2 was fought every single conflict has ended in stalemates or was politically unpopular to continue fighting it and you can try and find one that has but if you look it's all the pen being mightier than the sword the only way to achieve success in gaining control of a system is through unrestricted political warfare and winning the hearts and minds of the target population by any means necessary be it by manpower,material might, ideological indoctrination or all three applied at once infantry win battles logistics win campaigns and political subterfuge makes the war's appear winnable at all when there's no clear winner in a war both sides exhaust tremendous amounts of men and material resources often in vein for trivial pursuits that benefited no body but Banking families and financial brokerage firms and hedge funds

[@billbellell9462]

Yes, but most are not as prominent as Pershing, so we tend to remember what he said and not what they said. What I find interesting but sad is the Russians do not seem to understand this concept. Their logistics are at best terrible. In a few weeks or months Russian logistics may be eliminated as the Russians cannot seem to protect their logistic routes. Spending 20 years in the Navy taught me a lot about logistics and showed me their value. No US military unit ever deploys without suitable logistics as unit effectiveness depends on it. It is hard to fire a mortar without any ammunition. I see this as Russia's fatal flaw. The logistics for a submarine going out to sea is a massive undertaking. I cannot even imagine the logistics for a regional theater of war. I believe probably the best logistics were during the allied push into the European continent during WWII. The Big Red One ran trucks 24/7 from Normandy to the front lines. Now, that is logistics. The allies apparently did not suffer from Russia's logistical failings.@@davidlium9338

[@FrogUniverse]

Had some wild dreams listening to this for three hours while asleep.

[@RogerK9883]

It's good to look back at the reporting 11 months ago and how we thought of the war. It's spot on accurate, at the time.

[@deilusi]

himars is designed with single thought. "hit them, don't let them hit you", and together with drones of random sizes will define how wars will look from now on.

[@kiabtoomlauj6249]

Not only that, but in application, if the Pentagon said it had sent 12 ---- it's actually "20" on the publicly verified media --- it usually means it had sent 25 or 35. We know Norway, Italy, Germany, France, & Britain also have, combined, provided Ukraine over 26... and most of those from those nations are the track mounted with 12 rockets... so while they're a bit slower, they have twice the punch as the truck-mounted US provided of 6 missiles... so you're talking about 50 to 75 units of HIMARS/MLRS that have been operating in Ukraine for the last 12 months+, at least. But it's the US military intel satellites feeding GPS coordinates to those HIMARS/MLRS that's making it so difficult for Russia to hide valuable assets and senior officers in the front line. Having over 55 colonels and generals killed in a small "special military operation" is NOT a small thing, despite Trump's "genius" friend Comrade KGB Col. Putin's seemingly calmed public manner. Norway, Denmak, and the Netherland likely will provide close to 60 F-16; and Sweden could do a 5-8 Gripen donations, too. Plus, any European nation that has F-16s that they want to retire, likely will jump on board, since giving them to good use in Ukraine will earn them tons of credits towards their application for the F-35s and one F-35 is worth at least 3 F-16s, due to the stealth jet's sophistication... so you're talking about between 75 to 100 F-16s jets arriving in Ukrain by late summer 2024... Not enough to win the air war but those assets, plus the dozens of Patriot & comparable anti-aircraft/anti-missile systems across Ukraine mean NO RUSSIAN fighter jet or helicopter is going to freely fly headlong into Ukraine, by the summer of 2024... Unlike Russia and its S-300/S-400 and its fighter jets, which seem to be operated by different people not in coordination --- with many jets of their own being shot down by the Russians themselves --- F-16s and the Patriots & other comparable radar and anti-missile systems are NATO weapons platforms, so they work seamlessly, once the Ukrainians have learned to use them...

[@Dr.Doctor560]

​@@kiabtoomlauj6249 what did you even write there. Seeing all of that, I could say that you're American ? Reality is Ukraine is getting out of reserves, they are forcing people to fight. Also Ukraine demanded some EU countries to deport back everyone who is combat available. Most of their frontlines are colapsing, they don't have manpower, machinery, logisitcs are failing, everything is falling apart. If they didn't have NATO support this would have been done long time ago. Also, Russian Tornado system has a higher reach than HiMars

[@laurakastrup]

Don’t be where you were a minute ago - himars units

[@delawarecop]

@@kiabtoomlauj6249 - Your story sounds impressive, but the USA & Allies have a major weakness for ALL of their Military, and it's called GPS. Chinese killer satellites are already positioned to take down the GPS system when they invade Taiwan. Meanwhile the Russian GLONASS system is accurate enough for their Hypersonic Missiles to eradicate any NATO targets.

[@YokaiX]

Like boxing

[@chrisalas879]

Beautiful young men your videos are interesting and fun to wach 👍🙏

[@jevpioquinto4325]

These animations keeps on improving and becoming more informative 💯

[@gregvaughn123123]

They have basic mistakes like "tiers" instead of "tires"

[@dennispoldnev7777]

Interesting... How come they are wining?

[@dryfox11]

What do you define as “winning,” Dennis?

[@yoshida97]

​@@dryfox11You wouldn't know even if it hit you in your face fox

[@cemyurdakul1128]

@@dryfox11They are decimating Ukranian army such a rate people expecting a break on Ukranian army... I don't think any break will happen and this war will continue many many years if US support continues...

[@ThatBoyBent]

​@@cemyurdakul1128if they were decimating it how come they haven't taken more land? But the u.s just sent 80 billion in aid. This will be too much for Putin to sustain for more than a couple more years . Unless he gets great help from allies .

[@Moses_Rockwell]

@@cemyurdakul1128only russia can lose on average 800-1,000 troops per day, and still send trainloads of conscripts to the chipper shredder with smiles on their faces.

[@nadinehenry-g4v]

Shoot n' Scoot ❤️🫶🇺🇦🔥💪🌻 Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦

[@Ezrasghost]

Thank you for the non-biased reporting!

[@BenBerber-g4p]

Bais my @ss. How is ukraine not winning?

[@mamapoch1915]

I’m handicapped and can’t dance like this but thoroughly enjoy living vicariously through Nick!

[@jessehachey2732]

Handicapped? Are you stuck in the 1950s? 🙄🤦🏼‍♂️ Imagine referring to oneself with a negative, diminutive, outdated term…SMH.

[@nealramsey4439]

Himars might be expensive but since it only takes one it actually saves money. At $800 each for a regular dumb shell, launching 1000s to knock out one target can get pricey quickly.

[@tylerhayes1869]

There’s a reason we don’t have free health care

[@tilttilt9316]

@@tylerhayes1869 How confidently american people make posts like this, as if they were the only people on the planet amazes me every time. "We". Who tf is "We"? You mean "You"? Replying from germany, and we do have free health care, like almost everyone in the rest of the world (well, in the western world, at least). Your comment however, doesn't sound like you even recognize anything outside (north) america even exists.

[@Doozler]

Wonderful video. Thank you.

[@Nope-w2h]

This guy is so balanced and unbiased its impressive

[@TomTomXIV]

Old buddy Trump 😂 sure

[@Brandon-yg7mw]

You're joking right?

[@fuzzywolf63]

@@Brandon-yg7mw This has to be sarchasm

[@TheOnlyOneStanding8079]

💪🇺🇦🇺🇸👍😂😂😂Hello from California

[@zadadazadada4298]

Love these videos, they're the best!

[@johngartland6933]

The commentary says, "The impact of HIMARS can not be understated". This makes no sense. The opposite is surely the case ....the impact can not be over-stated.

[@Kezoman1]

If you don’t fight evil, evil WILL fight YOU.

[@LastStitch]

America and NATO does the Works of the Devil ..Look at Iraq and Syria Alone..And Zelensky placed to take control of Ukraines Oil and Fertilizer

[@OgbobbyJ407]

Sweet!

[@delislep01]

Great content

[@stevenValdemort]

Great reporting Amigo!

[@JeanAliceMiranda]

Everyone in your opinion please tell me the funniest line/text/part in this compilation Mine is : "Hurry up boys, we've got a war to lose against a nation with no navy!"

[@joediamond8210]

Home by Christmas..... joe

[@stevenramirez856]

When he said russia is losing

[@stevenramirez856]

When he said russia is losing

[@lovitotuku23041]

(powerful) invisible Ukraine Navy is 3x better than super power Putin's Navy. . .ha ha ha!

[@sans_the_skeleton.]

@@stevenramirez856 russia is losing

[@dontiavang558]

Great video great animation great story telling...

[@markking1255]

I think that you are forgetting about the Ukrainian reserves that they have not used yet. Also they have not used even a quarter of the kit that they have been given in the past few months. People have forgotten about the twenty thousand troops that have been trained in the EU. Slava Ukraine

[@goranjov259]

🐑🐑😁😁😁😁😁😁😆😆

[@joshuacarrera6440]

Summer offensive losses essentially chewed through the entire force of NATO trained troops at least up to 17,000/18,000 dead and 35,000 additional wounded +the loss 25%of the IFV's 43% of AFV's 2 Challenger 2's 7 leopard 2A6's completely lost and just from the start of June to October 1st and those numbers aren't coming from from Russia there coming from the international center for strategic studies based off 25 hours of Ukrainian drone imagery released from June 1st to October 1st recognition of the 43rd mechanized brigade the Ukrainian armed Force of the most elite NATO trained and equipped force with mraps mine clearing vehicles mic-lics m4s and NATO body armor gen 3 night vision and thermal Scopes

[@CruelestChris]

@joshuacarrera6440 Ah yes, that must be why Russia is taking five to one armour losses, because Ukraine has nothing left. You Vatniks live in your own world.

[@andrewcowling5804]

@@joshuacarrera6440 only 1 challenger has been damaged and even that one is back in a factory being repaired

[@joshuacarrera6440]

@@andrewcowling5804 say that to the example of the Challenger 2 on display at Red Square in Moscow alongside a leopard 2 an M1 Abrams main battle tank being the centerpiece of the display in addition to multiple Bradley's martyrs several dozen different armored fighting vehicles

[@terrybuggage724]

This was comprehensive & quite thorough , thanks !

[@bwartick]

thorough if you don't know anything AT ALL about what is actually happening. In the real world this is about as accurate as reading LORD OF THE RINGS to understand the developments and progression of WW2.

[@testymann5045]

This is an incredible video. Kudos to the team.

[@Ldysith84]

Okay but the yolo part killed me 😂

[@eddylebrun9717]

Yes, yes.

[@SpinyAnt]

THE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE KILLED IN THE OPERATION OF THIS WAR, IS DESPICABLE !!!

[@fgadenz]

Well, that’s why Putin must be forced to back down. He is the one who despises human life (including of his countrymen - ESPECIALLY from poorest regions or Ukrainians from territories he invaded to “liberate”)

[@ragokueod]

Russia compensates their stupidity with throwing more bodies at the problem, hoping that fixes the problem. I can totally see the multiple points of failure of the Russian armies being taught in military academies from this point on.

[@guillermoelnino]

So is that why zelensky has resorted to rounding up every elderly man and every teenager and now women to throw them at artilary fire?

[@johnslugger]

*American Satellite tracking data at CIA headquarters has a lot to do with its effectiveness.*

[@stevenramirez856]

A clown

[@jastark22181]

I remember seeing a bunch of Russians in the comments on KZbin videos trying to say they would destroy the US and NATO... I wish I could talk to them same guys now! 😆😂😂 lol

[@Zapper-kq1zg]

now Russia is fighting with Ukraine, which is being helped by the entire NATO bloc, they supply all sorts of PMCs, weapons, volunteers, money, etc., RUSSIA just HUMILIATED you, look at the losses of Ukrainians, and the cemeteries of fascists are flourishing there

[@naksachaisaejane1982]

​@@Zapper-kq1zgok... How is avdiivka? How come Zaporhizia not fully taken?

[@jonceleste4008]

@jastark22181 No worries, the US & OTAN are busy destroying themselves. The RF only needs to stay calm and wait.

[@MrLu4o]

Hey buddy , you made comment before six months about NATO superiority . Talk to me more 😂😂 Didnt aged well

[@IshajunnyLucasius]

@@jastark22181 okay bro lets talk about ur nato and us army

[@hankspalding4433]

Interesting and informative🙏✌️✍️📚 thank you ❤️‍🔥

[@AntonioFlordeliza]

president putin pls.!!now is your time to consider ukraine as an independent ukraine, its a matter of giving your self respect,withdrawing or consider a failure in your self en the russian misjudgement of ukraines capability en will to survived. can i volunteer to ukraines to help ...?

[@Mel81818]

I’m surprised Putin would want to meet with China after some of his tanks failed because of cheap Chinese tires…in Cuba there was a joke about the new Chinese busses breaking down while the US cars from the ‘50s were still running

[@DeadJDona]

this aged well

[@nickisnyder3450]

Putin knows that China wants Manchuria back, and there would be no better time to take it then now. They are going to try their best to be friendly to China

[@kinley-ny7ey]

u always have the most interesting videos which makes your videos entertaining

[@callandulyea]

Always love the Ukraine content, thank you!

[@Savinuplayz]

NOICE

[@Savinuplayz]

@@JSFGuy LOL. Noice is literally like a similar word for Nice

[@Byte_Youtube]

We almost watched your video on Egypt in social studies, but we couldn't because the teacher couldn't get it to work. Keep up the good work!

[@nevelis]

2:02 “For him, the war is over.” 😂 gets me every time

[@anindependentmind2666]

29:34 "Russia's army loses to bad tiers"... I think you meant *_bad tires_* , unless you were referring to bad tiers of corruption, in which case you'd be correct, too.

[@mikelittle5250]

you caught that also....yeah, could be one way or the other....lol

[@connorleeduckworth8952]

Tyres in the UK

[@CrassSpektakel]

The M270 was a joint development between the US, Germany, France and Britain with the first operational vehicle being delivered to the German Army. The vehicle itself is rather unimpressive, it is the rockets which rock. At first the US and Germany were building rockets for the different plattforms, sometimes in the mid-2000 Germany ceased production but recontinued to produce GLMRS in 2023 - actually Germany currently produces more GLMRS rockets than the US. Also they are much cheaper, instead of $135000 just €85000 but are doing pretty much the same.

[@hisredrighthand5212]

Thanks for sharing that knowledge. Finally the fact that the 🇺🇸 and 🇩🇪 version are slightly different (hence the 🇩🇪 being called MARS, later upgraded to MARS II) makes sense, for some reason any multinational project either splits in two national ones, building on prior joint developments (like Abrams & Leopard 2) or they result in different versions of the system, like with the NH90. I don't think this inability to agree on one common design is helpful, as could be seen with 🇩🇪 scrambling to have an 🇺🇸 company upgrade at least some of their MARS II for the M31 GPS-guided missile in time to send to 🇺🇦, as the Bundeswehr had neglected updates made with the 🇺🇸 HIMARS during that unfortunate decade of shrinking budgets and new requirements. Primarily the requirements from the US to have partners with capabilities for asymmetric warfare like in Afghanistan. At times 🇩🇪 had almost 10,000 soldiers stationed there, which the MoD only managed to finance by brilliant decisions like dismantling an independent Air Defense, selling those Gepards that 🇩🇪 (and recently the 🇺🇸) are now scrambling to buy back at 2-3 times the price they were sold for by 🇩🇪 15 years ago.

[@vjsuxujrix9245]

And them they hit innocent Russian speaking Ukrainians with them.

[@hisredrighthand5212]

@@vjsuxujrix9245 You mean like the president?

[@5tre55full]

Our wepons in Ukraine were proven inferior to Russian ones. Idk what people are talking about but situation on the battlefield is clear . Our gear is joke. Just over hyped and overpriced

[@CrassSpektakel]

@@5tre55full I call you a paid Russian troll because I have seen German equipment outclassing Russian Equipment by two Generations and the M270 is a joint development between the US and Germany although the German version is called MARS/HiMARS. The sheer range, precision and reliability is incredible, the PzH2000 has been seen firing 100.000 shells with the same barel while only becoming slightly less precise and a range of 56 and 72km is two to three times higher than the russian systems. The light US M777 on the other hand is light, easy to handle, cheap and numerous and is able to fire nearly the same range but is unarmored and not self propelled.

[@joenunez8507]

You guys are good teachers. For the Russians.

[@Lilian-fh2ve]

LOVE THIS RUSSIAN CARTOON.. WHO CREATE this Cartoon that speaks everything😊😊😊So beautiful I will keep it in my SAFE DEPOSIT BOX 📦 💕 💖 💗😊😊 and hear it over and over again..CUTE😊😊🤩

[@dogslove9674]

at 2:33 i think you meant to say the overstated instead of understated.

[@deepgardening]

Good on ya for a more proper use of the Latin word 'decimate', which originally was a punishment levied on Roman Legions that broke and ran in battle: 1 in 10 in the legion were killed, with the unlucky ones being executed by their messmates. It left a legion with enough troops to function. So decimate means "punished" but still functional.

[@cassandratq9301]

It literally means "reduced by 10%".

[@ReidADaniels]

Always love checking these out. Thanks for your team for the content!

[@peterj.fallon4327]

the Javelin,Stinger,&far superior communication capabilities

[@bobfish3176]

New meaning to the words "reach out and touch someone!"

[@peterj.fallon4327]

😉

[@adrianwynter446]

I love info graphics I watch this series a thousand times now and I'm watching it again and maybe and in future Best Intel

[@stevenkidd6761]

My Comment!!! ❤

[@jerelull9629]

It's been a year since Russia began its war to defeat Russia by invading Ukraine" at 11:15 - Truer words have never been spoken. BUT when I saw that you had rambled on for *3* hours, I am bailing.

[@buddyrojek9417]

Ritalin can help with attention deficit syndrome. You missed important details . Don’t make the same mistakes )) Private

[@Drew-sy2bn]

You know something I find very ironic is that even just a couple years ago maybe two or three years ago and for many years before that everybody talked about how the US was not prepared for Russia or China because we've been fighting a different type of war with the wars in Iraq in Afghanistan. But clearly our military thinkers and are extremely expensive military industrial complex which I don't trust have been planning for these types of things for a long time and come up with all kinds of wonder weapons that seem to be making it much safer for Ukrainian soldiers to fight and also giving them a force multiplier leverage that they wouldn't have otherwise. I have to say I'm impressed even though I didn't expect things to go this well for Western gear I'm glad that it does because maybe it will keep the world at peace for another 50 years hopefully. I know it's a strange concept and it is a concept that I didn't create but that by having superior weapons to your enemies especially if they're far superior might keep them at bay from attacking you or starting another war. It's the whole concept behind mutually assured destruction and nuclear weapons is that they will never have to be used because they keep these countries from fighting each other well we're in a crazy situation right now where Russia is fighting Ukraine but Ukraine is backed by not just the US but the entire West. So it does look like it could get very close to world war 3 but then again maybe Russia will finally give up I don't know why it hasn't yet but on top of that maybe China will realize it's not worth trying to take Taiwan and we can live in peace and continue to do business with each other and not keep messing with each other😊

[@5tre55full]

Yeah. And now its proven that Russian gear is much superior compared to western gear. Its just overhyped and overpriced junk that's good in fighting sheppards

[@Metzger229]

That’s certainly the best scenario that could come out of this as of this point. Now due to Russia and china having world leaders that simply don’t see it as that, I highly doubt this is what our future will hold, although I certainly hope it turns out like you said. If China decides to get involved while we’re still mainly supplying Ukraine, as our economy crashes, I highly doubt we could keep up w/ China as well as trying to supply and defend Ukraine. NOT to mention the US trying to also defend against HAMAS. Also look no further then the United States very own President. Joe Biden! Completely incompetent to handle a full sentence or conversation, let alone be able to be in control of millions on American lives and nuclear bombs.

[@shaneweaver145]

@TroyMetzger-cs8yr I undertake what you're saying and wholeheartedly think the same as you. The only comment I want to share is when it comes to President Joe biden. Look how efficient and calculated the US is in ALL of the theaters we are part of taking in. This is not Joe's doing. He's just a figurehead to appease the mass population. My thoughts are that our culture of very sophisticated networks of leadership and specialized departments create what the US "IS." I understood the real job role of the president even from a very uneducated young brain that I had when I was younger. Unify the people to your best ability. Let the professionals do ours. Thank you.

[@Windows98R]

Russia really did fail at their restructuring efforts. Its interesting how many times desert storm is brought up because the US military was in shambles just one war before, vietnam. Morale was low, equipment was middle of the road at best/becoming outdated, and corruption and overspending was creeping in on all branches. So the government setout to create the next generation of their military in all 3 aspects. Management, equipment, and training. and desert storm was that test which it passed with flying colors. Well trained soldiers taught on philosophy of initiative and on-the-spot decision adapting, new or updated equipment like the F15 and Abrams, and a well coordinated network of generals.

[@jamesgray5900]

I think you are really underestimating North Vietnam. Their commander was brilliant and followed the art of war. Without killing him that war would have been very difficult and costly to win. Even at the end of the war the Vietnamese were really just ramping up. Which is why is was such an easy choice to leave.

[@jimtalbott9535]

Jimmy Carter get’s less credit for this than he deserves. He was smart enough to allow change, but also smart enough to not get personal about it.

[@virgelmichael6730]

Us war effort was not in shambles after Vietnam.... You can say that the US lost Vietnam but the amount of war casualties say different. Also the North was fighting with Chinese soldiers just like the Korean War and North Korea fought the US with Chinese Soldiers. China wants a buffer state and that's the same as Russia wants in Ukraine (buffer states from Nato similar to the former Warsaw Pact which was part of the Soviet Union).. The US chose to withdrawal from Nam verus fight a World War for a country that was not worth fighting a World War for(in Vietnam).

[@hammerhetyeskahgaming2970]

How long can u still trying to say ukraine is winning russia is lossing? When russia still hold umraine lands? Maybe upto 10yrs later?

[@republicoftexas4855]

​@@virgelmichael6730but that war the point of it was to keep communism out of south Vietnam not a body count they had and held land. They took over south Vietnam so no matter how you look at the the entire objective was a failure that's like saying after Germany's blitzkrieg France was the winner of the battle technically most of theirs was captured not killed so body count France winner by 1941 lol

[@felixyongco4420]

High Marsh and high altitude flight did a lot of damage to Russia's hardware and weaponry and the talents of the Ukrainian military made this war very successful. The end of an era .

[@lupusdeum3894]

3 hours?! I need more Orville Redenbacher!

[@skinnybub5237]

This reminds me of the video Mr. Ballen did about the Russian Japanese war. Russian incompetence goes waaaaaaaaaaaaay back. 😅

[@buddyrojek9417]

Arrogance and alcohol damage

[@ED-es2qv]

Air defense is like air conditioning. My RV has it, but 3 days after the last gas station visit, it doesn't. I can sit in a traffic jam about 3 days on a full tank of gas and have air conditioning all day. Mind you, radar needs to run 24/7. It's simply inevitable that when your column runs out of fuel, it is out of air defense shortly. Our troops can't do any better if you send them out without fuel supplies.

[@rolandxor179]

You need to use those eyeballs and ears and fire a flak cannon WW2 style. Look up footage of how the USN intercepted kamikaze planes during WW2.

[@Dave5843-d9m]

Fuel is the major logistical problem for any army. Russia just sends it - need it or not. Until Himars takes out the supply trains.

[@plmokm33]

@@rolandxor179 The US also had RF detectors (essentially primitive radar) on those flak shells so they would detonate when close to enemy planes. If you want to know how well eyeballs and ears work, look at how well the Japanese AA worked against American planes. That is to say: not very. And that's against WWII planes, you think it'll be easier or harder to pull off the same thing with a modern jet moving at supersonic speeds and shooting from beyond visual range?

[@rolandxor179]

@@plmokm33 It's impossible too high and too fast. You will be torn to shreds by a A-10 Warthog and not hear the prrrrrt of the 30mm cannon. I would guess some form of IR passive detection is probably the least demanding energy wise.

[@plmokm33]

@@rolandxor179 Right, so going VFR isn't really that practical with AA.

[@kainjohansen2133]

LSA From New Zealand

[@ovejohanromstad8575]

Target data is fetched from ukrainian sources, not USA, very important

[@paulwatson2499]

Ukraine has their own U.S satellites? And programmers?

[@scottlangley5596]

2:33 can not be over stated. Not understated. Lol. Its like the I could/couldn't care less thing.

[@axehammer3850]

Marines would create a HIMARS battleship out of a transport ship if you let them. 😄

[@YoSoymarron]

Semper Gumby

[@pvampire]

Funny you say that. HIMARS can be used onboard transport ships at sea.

[@1XX1]

FUNNY UPDATE: Ukraine has also fielded cardboard facsimiles of the HIMARS which confuse the enemy and force them to waste weapons. (But nobody is supposed to know this, shhhh)

[@greengoblin876]

Shhhh..... don't tell anyone but thar information is all over youtube and telegram... i definitely wont tell anyone and i definitely won't mention that Hamas's attack on israel was probably supplied and funded and planned by the Russians in order to distract the world while they prepare their next move .... maybe

[@jessehachey2732]

Cardboard? 😂 nah they’re plywood…🤦🏼‍♂️

[@buddyrojek9417]

And wooden tanks )))))

[@Kakarot99Plays]

Salute to your animators and content writers.

[@thusorantao3238]

This 3 hours of learning saved me 3 months of reading

[@mooglemy3813]

Glad it was unbiased! I watched the whole thing and found many things I didn't agree with. But I'm 100% in support of Ukraine.

[@taiwi]

Ukraine Is winning. Thanks to awesome Himars :))

[@johnturnbull5971]

There is 1 famous weapon the U.S. military uses that has been in use for 102 years the "Ma Deuce" (M2) it 1st deployed to the U.S. Army in 1921 . Just because its old don't make it useless!

[@MegaCrashfistfight]

Thanks obama

[@SHANindahouse]

How many military specialists have gathered here, you were better at being virologists 😁😁😁

[@davestrange3718]

Thanks for putting the collection together. Its my mini binge watch.

[@tomsaltner3011]

This does tell a lot about yourself.

[@Batmensch]

FYI, the phrase is “It can’t be OVERSTATED”. Think about it: if it can’t be “understated”, then it is completely unimportant. If it can’t be “overstated”, then no amount of overstatement is too much. You see?

[@bronzebladegamingyt4982]

15:05 Putin allegedly had some military background, because he was a KGB officer or something.

[@CokeIstDerMan]

Thats an intelligence service. He never fought in a war. I assume he was recruited from an university.

[@michaelmcgowen8780]

Putin graduated from college in 1975 with a law degree. He immediately joined the KGB after graduating, serving as an intelligence officer at several international postings. He reached the rank of lieutenant colonel with the KGB (which used military ranks although an intelligence agency). Like all Soviet citizens, Putin served a short, compulsory tern in the Soviet military, but did not serve in combat.

[@chavdarnaidenov2661]

This is the kind of boasting and underestimating the opponent, that led to Ukraine's disastrous counteroffensive.

[@shadysachin]

This video now looks more like American mouthpiece than actual good old infographic videos

[@scottclemens9245]

This is untrue. Russsia is on the offensive.

[@ryanharriss7950]

So biased, that despite the fact that most of us hope Ukraine achieves victory, makes it sound like a walk in the park as it were. They are fighting much harder

[@kevinschuurmans7738]

Insane is an understatement 🥴

[@Kanyewest-g9f]

This guys never seizes to amaze me with over exaggerated estimates of Ukraine ability and strength and questioning his ability to do research nothing is referenced.

[@steffenc77]

Just a note 1:07:48 , something everyone misses, NASAMS is acronym for "Norwegian Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System" Its developed in Norway, Kongsberg Groop. Only the missiles is provided from Raytheon. The system is unique in many ways, just like Patriot system but longer range and better. Hence why its on the roof of TWH 🤣🤣🤣

[@jamesmancini1506]

The satellites couldn't tell them who he was, but did tell them what he was.

[@ja1756]

What an amazing awesome analysis. 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@TheStickinator]

Ukraine is running out of men. And they have lost almost all of their special forces. Well trained troups are almost nonexistent due to losses. They are sending old men and women to the front lines now.

[@richardseys8014]

sad gotta go with what you got

[@dryfox11]

Other way around.. there’s lots of videos of ukrainian troops taking old 50 something russian soldiers captive.

[@stevenphillips3466]

at 2:01:38 I remember the German delegation to the UN LAUGHED when President Trump in his speech said that Germany was controlled by Russia because they are totally dependent on Russia for its Energy . Germany is very cozy with Russia .

[@TheStickinator]

Next do a show on how the Ruling Class will go to great lengths to protect Ukraine because that's where the Ruling Class goes to launder US Tax Dollars..

[@scottyd3138]

Love the.long format! Got me thru a car trip!

[@cubed0724]

I'm actually shocked that Ukraine is doing well against Russia, I thought Russia was stomping Ukraine, but it seems to be the opposite. Also, I've noticed that Russia's military strategy hasn't changed much from WW1 and WW2. Building trenches with mines is a really bad sign that Russia is defending and retreating versus attacking. The lack of fighter jets is also telling, why hasn't the Russia AF been fully deployed yet?

[@naksachaisaejane1982]

They did, but they rely more on helicopter to conduct air assault or strike. On one hand is the embarrassment of VDV and CTOL aviations. VDV is some of the first unit to cross the border. They're badly battered and been on the backfoot since. Russia has 220 or so modern jets, that being su34 and 35. Others are old models and inheritance from Soviet era, some no longer in production for decades. The incidences of friendly fire certainly don't help with this. This doesn't include the fact there're videos of Russian aircrafts using commercially available GPS systems and dumb bombs. On the other hand, Russian helicopters are the biggest concern for Ukrainian offensives. They have good loiter time and bigger ordnance arsenal. There is a reason ATACM was asked for and, when delivered, used against helicopter base.

[@jamessouza7065]

Bad sign..? Ukraine is grinding thier infantry away trying to pass these defensive lines.

[@shade8816]

​@@jamessouza7065 And Russia is still suffering far greater losses. To top it off, the fact that they even need to fight defensively is something no one thought would happen if you asked years ago.

[@Tiktokbrainlet]

@@shade8816 they were fighting defensively because of the Ukrainian Spring (read: Summer) offensive…which failed. Look up the recent time article on Zelensky. Ukraine has zero chance of winning this war and hundreds of thousands of men have died for nothing. The average age of a ukranian soldier today is 43. Let that sink in. Ukraine doesn’t release their own casualty figures. Interpret that however you’d like.

[@shade8816]

@Tiktokbrainlet Name one country that would release actual, proper casualty rates *during* a war. Accurate, correct ones that take into account both civilian and military casualties. But you miss the point. Ukraine hasn't been fighting 'for nothing.' They are fighting for the right to exist against someone who attacked unprovoked under the most flimsy of reasonings. Ukraine has regained a lot of territory it initially lost and managed to thwart Putins Russia early attempt to decapitate it. They have pushed Putins Russia to a point where Putins Russia has to fight a trench war against a significantly smaller country. That is outright embarrassing. Now, you are right on one thing. Ukraine can't win a war of attrition against Putins Russia. Putin has no problem throwing bodies at the problem until he wins. Ukraine is extremely reliant on getting downgraded weapons and armaments from NATO to keep fighting effectively. But the fact that Putins Russia has even been put into this situation without dealing with actual NATO troops, fully equipped armor, and absolute air power that could be brought against it is rather telling of just how weak Putins Russia is right now. If even part of NATO got properly involved in the fighting, Putins Russia would get bodied at this point. And yes, the USA did have a rather embarrassing evacuation from Afgan, but that was an insurgency, not a proper military war. Even then, the US lost fewer forces in 20 years of fighting than what occurred on 9/11. Putin is also most likely aware of another possibility to. If he can't take all of Ukraine, and there is any kind of cease fire or peace deal made, Ukraine will most likely be catapulted into NATO. If that happens, long-range weapons would be pointed right at the capital of Putin, along with a large military build-up right on its border. Then Putin gets to decide if he wants to risk all of NATO coming down on him or if he is willing to destroy the world just because he can't get his precious Soviet Union back. Because if anyone is going to try and fire nukes first, it would be Putin.

[@leiag201]

I think we give Putin way too much credit

[@richardrose9943]

What’s crazy is most of what we are sending is old stuff that was going to be decommissioned soon anyway imagine if they got the new stuff

[@WatchDanReviews]

10:08 grandpa getting fresh with gramma 😂

[@scottlangley5596]

They got their ATACMS, storm shadows, and M1A2 abrams.

[@TimmyPruitt166]

and they are still losing!

[@chairde]

Ukraine is the Sparta of our time. The entire country is at war. Almost a million men in uniform and 40,000 women.

[@manueldavid7369]

THREE HOURS and SIXTEEN MINUTES?!?!?!?! IS THIS ALL A.I.-GENERATED????!!!!!

[@internetuser881]

These are the previous videos packed all in one.

[@manueldavid7369]

Thank you Super-Nintendo-Chalmers!@@internetuser881

[@stevenjohnston7809]

Great video

[@AncientCreature-i2o]

​@@JSFGuybecause that's a BOT account

[@Jimmysgyros]

This hasn’t aged well.

[@YokaiX]

Some specific parts have, others have not

[@Downwithisnotreal]

No it has not. 😊

[@mikelimtw]

Largely thanks to Republicans in congress that support Putin.

[@stevenramirez856]

​@@mikelimtwlol

[@bruceoldham6552]

@@mikelimtw nope. they kicked into a wartime stance and also adapted to a lot of things.. this definitely didn't age well

[@belvacassell7713]

What is the problem with countries wanting to be independent,self governing and have their own culture!

[@TheArklyte]

Title on thumbnail: Russia's Big Problem. Thumbnail: shows Putin and HIMARS. Well, I wouldn't call it a big problem. More like medium sized. Oh, and HIMARS also is there😅

[@epsech]

I feel like your scripts have gotten sassier over the last month or so. Keep it up 😂

[@Apophis1010]

I remember,.during the Syrian conflict, Putin unvieled his new war command center. Lots of computers, officers sitting at the those computers and giant screens with maps and live video. I wonder if its being used for Ukraine full of confusion and failure

[@kolloduke3341]

Himars on boats ? mmmm theres a book in there ...Allegedly 😂 Great work good effort 👌