What happened to Ukraine’s summer counteroffensive?

[@DragovianMythiX]

The USA, unlike the EU and Turkiye, won't be bothered much if Russia wins. For the USA, it is important that as much damage is inflicted at its rival, Russia, without the loss of a single American soldier. The Americans are already boasting about how they have already harmed Russia with only 5% of their defense industry funds. Basically, the USA will want to fight Russia till the last Ukrainian. The biggest loser in this conflict, is the poor population of Ukraine. Really sad.

[@m.g.debruin8294]

LOL the Nato never let Russia win,West Europe don't want Russians on their doorsteps.What about the poor population of Russia next year Russia lost one million soldiers Russia have than only 142 people agains Europe 900 million people.Someting is very wrong in Russia low bith rate high dead rate

[@Onipeoluwaseun-jk1cs]

God bless! Just the truth!

[@SamoryToure-rb1po]

That's the behavior of savages

[@DawryMike]

​@@SamoryToure-rb1po Well we're talking about Americans here. The Native Americans, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, the death of foreigners never weighed thag heavy on their conscience.

[@gattonero2915]

"For the USA, it is important that as much damage is inflicted at its rival, Russia, without the loss of a single American soldier." We've known this kind of tactic since Operation Ajax 1953, so save your sermon for your own self-indulgence, clown. Meanwhile the war still cost more lives for the Ukrainian side for a mere 1/4 of the casualties they caused in return, and the Ukrainian are now resorting to their Third Reich's most favorite tactic 8 decades prior; senseless bombing. Back then it was using V1 and V2 rockets for shock value alone, and now it's using Drone and Storm Shadow rockets for shock value alone :^) Oh and guess what? despite all of that Propagandized loss you are celebrating, Russian economy and their military industries remained so unaffected that they even were able to restart their T-80 tank production, a tank series which mind you can cost equivalent, if not more than building an Abrams for export sale :^) "Without the loss of a single American soldier" Yet suicides amongst veteran that came from the iraqi war and Afghanistan war still becoming a trend over there, especially when 20 years worth of time wasted all for nothing with your country's utter and humiliating defeat in Afghanistan 2 years prior. There's also the fact that enlisted US Soldier and veterans are actually present in Ukraine under the guise of "foreign volunteers", and their death are equally as high as their Banderites Bozo brothers but because the foreign volunteers record of KIA are shoddy as best, no one knew how many of them died a dog's death on the land they weren't even born in. So much for "not losing a single american soldier" :^)

[@СветославТасев]

The Ukrainians were not defeated by the "Surovikin" line. They have not been able to reach the line. They were defeated by competent Russian tactics at the line of contact. I know many people feel uneasy to say "competent" and "Russian" in the same sentence but this is the truth. The Russian army fought well and won. The "Surovikin" line was never tested by the Ukrainians so we will never know how it would hold up.

[@chebysh8047]

Propaganda about stupid Russians backfired

[@edhargquest8710]

The Ukrainian defeated them self with they open announcing BIg counteroffensive in advance, so Russians was silent and start build defensive line, when Ukrainians dont do nothing for 6-8 month. When you want to surprise your enemy with offensive you make that secret so that no one know what are you will attack, but everybody know where will Ukrainians attack.

[@77advanced]

Only complete idiots or liberals (which is the same) find it difficult to put the words "competent" and "Russia" in the same sentence.

[@KishorTwist]

Russia definitely had mixed results in the first ten months of the war. Then from January 1st 2023 to today, the winds are blowing harder into Russian sails than Ukrainian ones.

[@joem0088]

They were defeated by junk NATO equiptment, minimal de-mining machines, Russian KA52, FPV drone with night vision, a lot artillery, no shortage of ammo i.e. fire power. AFU never had a chance.

[@debasishraychawdhuri]

Ukraine is a sacrifice that the USA is willing to make.

[@themissingpeace7956]

Sad but true

[@aligmal5031]

ofc because US is making so much money from it black water is gonna take everything in ukraine

[@Xyrozen]

Its not sacrifice then

[@iamnothing85]

AFU lost 80k troops during counter offensive this is big one but nobody is talking about injuries that would be around 2 times of that figure. In that case out of 300k troops it trained it lost almost 70% from being active duty. If this continues for 2 or 3 more years total fatality will be 600 - 800k killed and injuries in millions. That is a disaster for Ukraine once this war end. Ukraine lost everything, land, economy, manpower, military and once manpower and military is severely download Russia will take more land as an act of revenge. In the end American won short term goal by degrading the Russian power but lost in checkmating long term goal on China which is now got all benefits from Russian downgrade. Russian permanently downgrade its relationship with west and all of its resources are now going to go to Asia so loss for Europe. Europe economy is going to get downgraded due to inflation as China can scope out its market. Ukraine people should wake up, know the reality and save anything that is left. I think this thought will live in this comment section and Zelensky will escape Ukraine after the defeat and say to US employer that the job you gave is now done.

[@linkmeforfun]

But, instead of Russia downgrading, it has strengthened. It has built up its military-industrial complex to a status that the West can't match. It has managed to buttress its economy by divorcing it from the Western vulnerabilities. The West can no longer use economic sanctions as a weapon against Russia. Sanctions were the only effective tools in the Western armory against Russia - a Nuclear superpower. Russia has effectively blunted and nullified these economic weapons. The short of nuclear suicide, the West can no longer threaten Russia.

[@Samurai___Jack]

Идет переработка перепроизводства. Россия за последние 10-15 лет стала слишком богатой, накопила огромные мощности, которые уже не могут быть использованы внутри страны. Военные, экономические и строительные российские конгломераты вместе с государственным аппаратом только расширяют свои границы. Представьте себе, какие заработки ждут российскую строительную отрасль, сколько миллионов новых кредитоспособных населения будет приобретено и какие огромные деньги заработала их военная машина.

[@iamnothing85]

@@Samurai___Jack I agree on what you said but war cost can dwarf all those benefits you said and Ukraine is no small country in europe it is second biggest I believe in land size. The cost and war weary will take its toll. Let see only time will tell.

[@Samurai___Jack]

@@iamnothing85 Unfortunately, I think that the appetites of our officials have only grown, while the opportunities have just increased, because the Ukrainian army was the most numerous in Europe, and now it is gone. At the time of the collapse of the USSR Ukraine had GDP more than Poland and Portugal, was the second military force in Europe after Russia. Of course, everything fell apart in 30 years, but still, given the huge stockpiles of weapons, it was the real and only force to be reckoned with in Russia. Don't get me wrong, but our generals don't take NATO seriously at all, and I'm afraid it's just beginning.

[@iamnothing85]

​@@Samurai___Jack Agree with you the war will increase the appetites. As I said in my original comment the Ukrainian army and their future is finished for next 2 decades at least. The economics of war has switched now because in afghan-soviet war, the tanks are costly but hand held rocket launcher that US developed was cheap but now the Russians can produce equipment cheap but NATO weapons are costlier and instead of hand held rocket the drones are used, so war of attrition is very costly for western country and the cost of refilling those equipment is going to be even more costly due to inflation problem. Again lets see only time will tell.

[@brendasavini7786]

The 2 BIG MISTAKES: 1, They took advise from a country who hasn't won a war since 1945. 2. They tried to take out Russia.

[@robertbradbury7921]

yep, i have been saying pretty muc the same. The problem here is that people watch hollywood movies and think the US military is capable of winning against aliens so Russia is no problem. (this goes for the general population) more experienced people however point to the Iraq war as proof of the US military might and this people fail to understand that Iraq had a crappy military compeared to Western standards. No AA, no real air force, no EW etc

[@southtexasobserver3306]

LOL which country did they take advice from?

[@southtexasobserver3306]

I agree that they will lose to Russia, but to insenuate that the USA is not 50x greater than Russia and that Ukraine was the instagator is lying to yourself beyond belief.

[@micahttt]

You mean the US? Come to think of it, did the US ever won a war on their own?

[@carljohnson2194]

@@southtexasobserver3306 🇺🇸

[@jollyroger8671]

Finally, a western channel that can actually analyze the situation unbiased and present hard facts instead of repeatedly telling us how weak and evil Russia is and how good and strong the Russian opponents are.

[@aldinokalla868]

USA IS EVIL USA IS WORSE CRIMINAL COUNTRY THAN HUMANITY NEVER SEEN ONLY IN MIDDLE EAST SINCE 1991 7 MILLIONS INNOCENTS VICTIMS WERE KILLED BY USA INCLUDING 800 000 IRAKI BABIES BY STARVATION BECAUSE THE EMBARGO MAY GOD CONTINUE TO DESTROY US ECONOMY

[@abanerjee5066]

Be aware that TRT World is a Turkish news broadcaster. It is not your average western media outlet.

[@aldinokalla868]

@@abanerjee5066 West who made thé coup in Turkey in 2016

[@abanerjee5066]

@@aldinokalla868 I told you something else and you are now going somewhere else. Stick to the point.

[@Seyfullahalasiya]

​@@abanerjee5066so?

[@namur-iq6ih]

Contrary to Western expectations, the much-touted counteroffensive attempt launched by the Kyiv regime on June 4 has stalled without making a breakthrough, BBC news reported, citing Ukrainian soldiers. The broadcaster's correspondent spoke to servicemen of the 24th Mechanized Brigade and their families, who have complained about preparing for "a long war with no end in sight." "The summer counteroffensive in Ukraine is drawing to a close without making the breakthroughs so many had hoped for," the reporter stressed. Despite the enormous amount of military equipment supplied by NATO countries to Ukraine, the West has failed to "outgun Russia," with Russian forces successfully repelling Ukrainian attacks, destroying and capturing foreign military equipment. The BBC correspondent noted that Russia surpasses Ukraine in number of drones, which have been ravaging Ukrainian positions and armored vehicles. Thus, Kiev's troops are forced to hide as much as possible due to poor air defense and the total dominance of Russia in the air. "The Ukrainians say [Russia] has far more drones, which makes camouflage and remaining unseen vital. So, we were expecting a fire mission within 5 minutes, and then word came down on the radio to stand down because a Russian drone has been sighted somewhere near here," the report said. If Ukrainian forces fail to hide, Russian troops wipe out their vehicles and military personnel. This is typical of what has been taking place: a constant battle of wits, a deadly battle of wits. This Russian video shows what happens if you get it wrong: Ukrainian self-propelled guns destroyed. Moreover, even when Zelensky's troops do take cover, the Russian forces reduce their strongholds to rubble. Hence, the Ukrainian troops either continue protecting NATO's interests in constant fear, or they desert to save their lives. However, those who fail to surrender to the Russian forces are killed by their own comrades, as there are special units in the Ukrainian Army tasked with murdering their own men for refusing to "die a pointless death." Adding up to a rather bleak mood among the Ukrainian soldiers, the BBC reporter mentioned the uncertainty of when their demobilization will happen. "No date has been set for their demobilization. It's extremely hard to live with that. Just how hard we saw at the medical center, where one casualty was being brought in. It was described as a panic attack and even armed presence was setting people on edge," the correspondent emphasized.

[@edgarbarraca2885]

3day offensive of aggressor.turn into a year its currency plummeted by 100 dollars causes inflation but aggressor may fight in out or aggressor people will be cutting of his head for failure to entertained them

[@test-ot1fz]

I want to call them Nazis But atleast hitler nearly reached Moscow yet they still lost 20% of their territory

[@KishorTwist]

_Stalled_ is MSM euphemism for "catastrophic and abject failure with a 0% ROI"

[@barryallen8616]

Nice analysis but Ukraine hasn't taken verbone. They are just reached at the tip of it

[@jahinsadman1505]

neither have they taken novopropokivka

[@antony6799]

Haven't taken Robotyne either, even western maps show it's a contested village with heavy fighting ongoing

[@Kiyoone]

🐻🇷🇺Keep going Russia!!🇷🇺🐻

[@m.g.debruin8294]

Yep keep going Russia to a collapse🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑

[@kjererrt7804]

@@m.g.debruin8294you're like a kid that you are

[@uzuz3003]

russia has lost before they started. they lost already, kyiv, charkiv and cherson regions. more will come.

[@kjererrt7804]

@@uzuz3003 "The Monday article in the Times reported on the "seemingly countless funerals" taking place in the western Ukrainian city of Lviv. The magnitude of frontline losses is being felt by the community, as fresh graves multiply in the cemeteries, the newspaper said." "A groundskeeper at one told the US outlet that since the beginning of hostilities in February last year, the military burials in her care grew in number from a small cluster to some 500. The management decided to exhume unmarked graves from World War I to make room for the newly deceased, she added."

[@kjererrt7804]

@@uzuz3003 "Ukrainian cemeteries are filling up with the bodies of soldiers killed on the frontline, so much that authorities sometimes have to exhume old graves to make room for the newly deceased, The New York Times has reported. Russia has warned that by arming Kiev, Western nations were increasing the cost of the war for Ukrainians."

[@Shining237]

The Ukrainian 🇺🇦 counter-offensive is more or less over. According to White House officials Ukraine has sustained roughly 76,000 casualties since it began 3 months ago. It was nothing short of a slaughter..

[@markward3981]

This is not counting injuries and increased displacement of people. Ukraine is in trouble.

[@themissingpeace7956]

Yet somehow the West calls it a "success" just like how they called the Afghanistan debacle a "success"

[@southtexasobserver3306]

Ukraine is losing this war, any fools disagree?

[@aldinokalla868]

@@southtexasobserver3306 NIT UKRAINE ; NATO

[@abanerjee5066]

Roughly 76,000 casualties. Let me tell you the truth. Don't believe anything that comes out of Washington. If the real truth was out there Ukraine will be shunned.

[@milaro222]

1.5 million soldiers that Ukraine mobilized were supposed to crush Russian troops in Ukraine, whose number does not exceed 400 thousand. But they did not take into account that 1 million who were forced into the army are Russians who will not fight for the Nazi regime of Ukraine, which forbade their children to study in their native language. There are widespread refusals to go into battle, threats and demonstrative killings of dissenters used to help, but when death is guaranteed in minefields under a hail of shells and bombs, no threats help anymore.

[@greyghost61]

Why is putin so scared of ukraine it's not like it is going to invade them if it becomes a nazi regime. Then russia would better not get pissed if usa invades a country where there are english people being persecuted on a daily basis!

[@stereomtl9001]

In support of LQBTQ+, Ukraine's spring/summer offensive "identifies" itself as successful

[@eltonbritt1502]

If the Ukrainian leadership wants to throw in more men and equipment, then let them do so. That's their choice. Winter is just around the corner, and the so-called summer counteroffensive didn't produce any significant result. Once the Russians shift to an offensive posture they'll most likely occupy a lot more land- and it's all thanks to Zelensky's unwillingness to negotiate.

[@aediasnaini4918]

Based on my uncle experience in Chechen he said Russian(soviet) have a fully capability with winter war. For example Chechen war 2002.. but when its summer Russian is keep losing momentum its like a cursing to them and at that same time ots make them are truely winter soldier.

[@demasathallah]

"Imagine challenging Russia in an attritional warfare, couldn't be me" - Germany, Sweden, France

[@tezarmxgpique702]

Robotyne wasn't move and they loose alredy 90k man along this offensive which is only small village, now they paused because they know it is not going well

[@patriktoth6258]

Not paused,they know a lot about the Russians. Would be the best option to go on defensive mode Their forces are exhausted and there's a chance for a russian offensive. The first Ukrainian offensive was succesful because they managed to exhaust the russian forces and strike them in the right time

[@vanos3488]

​@@patriktoth6258If you are talking about the autumn offensive of Ukraine in 2022, then the Russian forces were not exhausted, just Ukraine had a strong numerical advantage. There were about 200,000 Russian soldiers at the front before mobilization, and this is taking into account the Donbass militia.

[@patriktoth6258]

@@vanos3488 Not really.. Donbas militia is built up by old guys and civilians with very to no artillery/air support/heavy equipment. While the russian armed forces moved in with 140.000 soldier(+chechens) but a lot of them are not foot soldiers. And you have to count the losses+no defenses were built. Now this time both sides had massive numbers of soldiers on the front and proper defenses built. Also the mayor problem for russia was the logistic. They got exhausted due the HIMARS strikes

[@vanos3488]

@@patriktoth6258 At that time, there were about 11 thousand soldiers of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in the Kharkiv region, where Ukraine was advancing. Ukraine had a huge superiority in manpower.

[@YellowAK47]

Russian withdraw from Kharkov because Ukr troops were extremly bigger. On those moment Ukr ~ 700k. Russians ~ 350. They did't have much people to control area. Not because "HIMARS is a super weapon". Clowns

[@diond9927]

sounds like copium

[@alphaclot302]

​@@diond9927it sounds like truth afu mobilized 700k in may 2022, while Russia used only 200k from start +50k ldpr

[@diond9927]

@@haveongatey3267 yeah what happened there?

[@geoadventure996]

The counteroffensive is dead with 50,000 of Ukrainians dead. Russian loses are 8000.

[@abanerjee5066]

Who told you that

[@maximilianodelrio]

that number is ridiculous

[@soumyadeepchoudhury3201]

@@maximilianodelrio last time i checked it was arounf 4000 casualties 40 casualties per day that too not even i 1 place but all over ukraine that means russians barely took casualties in the area ukraine was attacking at..

[@gmssamakyaahlahhopeful144]

@@soumyadeepchoudhury3201and Russia are using recruits, not battle hardened veterans

[@soumyadeepchoudhury3201]

@@gmssamakyaahlahhopeful144 And what are ukrainians using? Veterans?

[@ronaldrio7950]

Slavo Ukraini is the funniest thing ever😂😂

[@tornado-s-2012]

UPDATE: All Ukrainian summer counter-offensive gains completely lost.

[@ShadowReaper-pu2hx]

Ukraine’s 2023 summer offensive was better for Russia than Ukraine.

[@human-011]

4:49 none absolutely no progress is made by AFU.

[@robertbradbury7921]

not true, they have managed to move forward into the Russian kill zones

[@MT-eb9wl]

music to my Ruski ears =))

[@Abhishek-u5p8k]

😂😂

[@johnpaul252003]

Kaput! is the word. The much vaunted offensive of all offensive launched with western "wunderwaffe" is a total failure

[@mustg4891]

It's soldiers and their families who pays the price,,politicians and their children are safe

[@dl7857]

At 4.56, Avdeevka was never under the control of Russian forces. However, Russia has launched its own counteroffensive towards Avdeevka right now.

[@YellowAK47]

It's about Andriivka. God, how terrible it sounds. Russian villages changed with Ukr names. It's must called Andreevka

[@tadzdgreat]

It was a dud. Thanks to NATO's incompetence 😂😂😂

[@АндрейПашук-ь1ф]

The way you mapped andriivka and izyum is the mapping of all times

[@Malcolm.Y]

There wa supposed to be a SPRING counter-offensive. You should explain what happened to that one, first.

[@KishorTwist]

It failed horribly.

[@adiadi5832]

They took some km squares at the imens cost in personel and equipment.. .the country is keept alive by funds from west...for how long?depends on elections

[@thegreatnormad3424]

War is easy when you watch drom flat screen 📺 🖥 TV

[@MrRyder3737]

yes and it is eye-burning, when you watch from doomed screen TV

[@Kiyoone]

Big Brother War TV sweet

[@LogicVsFacts]

Zelensky has grown disillusioned with the support from US taxpayers, as he had hoped for more contributions to aid Ukraine in the ongoing war. He feels that the US mainstream media has been preoccupied with less pressing issues like the US shutdown. He wishes that Americans would shift their focus away from self-interest and instead emulate the generosity shown by ordinary citizens of the United Kingdom in supporting Ukraine. Slava Ukraine

[@shayaldwarka7907]

Aid to Ukraine or to himself?

[@chebysh8047]

Someday you will learn that “slava Ukraine” was a nazi collaborators’ slogan during ww2.

[@vanos3488]

As part of Russia.

[@blazjurgec5260]

Doomed from the start.

[@ABDULREHMAN-sq8yo]

A good piece of short documentary to advertise the U.S. made weapons.

[@goranvuksa1220]

Ukrainians never "recaptured" Kherson or Kharkiv. They were never in Kharkiv to begin with, and they had no troops in the Kharkiv oblast, except for some LPR militias. Ukrainians outnumbered LPR more then 15 to 1, and they had moved to their territory where, when they actually put up a fight Ukrainians were stopped. In Kherson, they had left in order to hold the line they need (a land bridge with Crimea, the reason they entered Ukraine in the first place), without any fight for the city. Just these two facts show everything needed to know about how thought through and objective this video is in less then one minute in. I haven't watched the rest of the video after these factual errors, so I can only assume what conclusions it draws regarding this counter offensive, but the fact is it is probably the greatest military failure in modern history.

[@MrGreg771]

1. Ukraine Achieve Nothing 2. Ukraine Still Crying 3. Ukraine Still Begging 4. Zelensky Still On Same Dress

[@Alexei1983121212]

what counteroffensive?

[@keithcook3908]

Keep fighting Vietnam and Afghanistan are proof you only need to keep fighting for victory to win

[@nguyenhoa-ny1yv]

Vietnam and Afghanistan were not run by a corrupt government who is a dog of NATO. They used Soviet weapons instead of Western expensive weapons. That makes their victory.

[@robertbradbury7921]

you clearly do not understand this conflict. The people of the so called occupied areas totally support Russia. It is Kiev that does not have local support. Hence Kiev is the persona non-grata here. Even if Kiev somehow took the territory the locals would turn against them like in Donbas

[@TheBongReyes]

Vietnam and Afghanistan were insurgents fighting. This is army vs army. The early weeks, months of the war.. Ukraine did fight more like insurgents. Ambush tactics. And it was very successful in inflicting damage to Russian forces. But now it’s whole units.. brigades, regiments, etc… fighting each other in a somewhat classic war. There is the enemy lines. Fight through it.

[@themissingpeace7956]

There ain't no rain forest or mountain cave to hide in Ukraine. That is the big difference.

[@meatrealwishes]

@@robertbradbury7921 Oh yes, donbas people will do anything to be second class citizens of russia and are totally cool with knowing they will never get full compensation for their destroyed houses. Who are you fooling? We do stay updated on what kremlin is up to. We read russia’s local news.

[@thepakistaniwayneptunestud734]

it the land worth the lives?

[@mictoonanimation8852]

Andriivka isn't in kharkiv region💀

[@andreaterraschi]

Why the question mark?

[@vicparmi1939]

f-16 planes will be manned by NAto pilots.

[@kjererrt7804]

one way ticket to the moon

[@AlexanderTch]

We are still waiting them.

[@antonioribeiro2818]

has been a hit in Zelensky's heart 😂😂😂

[@robertbrooks6167]

We have only just begun! "Hwacha" Moscow! - Flaming incendiary bombs fill the sky! - We have only just begun!

[@robertbrooks6167]

Partisans rig up the arrows and load them into their barrels and take them out around the city and set them out - when the clock strikes mid-night all hell breaks loose

[@adiadi5832]

Stop taking drugs😂

[@unclegrandpaontrade3865]

totally agree with the video . But if you ask pro Ukraine : Russian cannot even hold Robotyne and Klishievka :D . Russians run away and Ukraine winning slowly and surely

[@kjererrt7804]

"Ukrainian cemeteries are filling up with the bodies of soldiers killed on the frontline, so much that authorities sometimes have to exhume old graves to make room for the newly deceased, The New York Times has reported. Russia has warned that by arming Kiev, Western nations were increasing the cost of the war for Ukrainians."

[@mitchnn]

@@kjererrt7804 And who started incurring those costs for the Ukrainians for their own benefit and ego?

[@kamchatmonk]

Until Ukraine eventually runs out of Ukrainians.

[@babanagrahim5439]

Short Answer it's a failure

[@rozlanyaakub1869]

Blinken said ukraine recaptured 50 percent of occupied territory.

[@abanerjee5066]

What do you think? Was he telling truth or false?

[@patriktoth6258]

​@@abanerjee5066Total captured territory by Russia:was around 25-26% Current held territory by Russia:Around 16-17% Khrakiv offensive results:7-8% of recaptured territory Current offensive result:Around 0.2-0.5% recaptured territory

[@berserker4940]

It never had a chance

[@badrobotNG]

Is water wet...?

[@CGS-yv3xq]

there biggest mistake was making a cinimatic trailer for the counter offensive like if it was a new xbox exclusive title

[@MDAfzalurRahman-cr2yg]

Haaa , Magical tank fly !!! May be fly and fight , system is different

[@trevorsutherland5263]

Lol. It hit a wall.

[@NamelessOne-pi9sj]

You guys are crazy ...i thought you encourage everyone that Ukrainia where winning against shovel

[@alberthenriette8976]

Russia now is on offensive. They never breached Russia Surovikin lines on the way to Melitopol. It was a propaganda 😂

[@honahwikeepa2115]

Nazi Ukraine's offensive never got going.

[@sashasukachev7443]

It flopped

[@deidresable]

$130 billion alone from merica and still using excuse like not enough ammo

[@Nelvis02]

🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺 💪💪💪

[@texassabre7214]

Yes

[@abrahamsds1277]

bogged down, that's about it

[@VIVIDSON74]

Failed...........win with narative Crying for more ....money n wepon 😂😂 and the master of puppet...SMILES GETTING RICHER...

[@iiii-nn1dt]

1,200,000 ukraini kaput

[@RobertJackson437]

It's failed from the beginning, zelensky and his bosses are wasting Ukrainians life

[@sundaynonso7872]

West propaganda

[@Kiyoone]

wait, what

[@jahinsadman1505]

the video claimes places taken that havent been confirmed with geolocations@@Kiyoone

[@adielbenjudah1360]

Go Russia! 🇷🇺 Go Putin! 🇷🇺 Z 🇷🇺 URRAA! 🇷🇺 Z 🇷🇺

[@visualizestudios84]

It was a one sided slaughterhouse.

[@farazkhan7035]

long live the russia - Ukraine war.

[@redbaron9029]

So that army generals can make money by selling weapons.😅

[@RadulovicDragan]

Ukrainian offensive didn't fail. For the sake of truth, Ukraine as a state failed; and failed completely following the instructions issued by it's NATO allies, mostly British, American and French. Brief summary: 1. millions fled the country running for dear life to the west (about 7 mil) and to Russia (about 5 mil.) 2. millions displaced inside Ukraine. 3. Production facilities decimated as well as infrastructure (electricity, transportation) 4. Economy is devastated. Ukraine is totally dependent of foreign aid. 5. Culture and sport unrooted while education has turned into brainwashing propaganda. Yet, 6. between 4 and 5 hundred 000s of deaths. 7. more than a million of wounded or maimed... Ukrainian story is a sheer tragedy designed and executed by the western powers: GB, USA and France.

[@aldaman2725]

It was a Mega Failure 😅

[@seanryan1606]

It failed lol

[@arsalanmirza3411]

The RUSSIANS 🇷🇺 have learnt lessons from the BATTLE of KHANDUK (TRENCH) in Islamic ☪️ History‼️

[@ramimbintybindu9840]

Ukraine has to win aginst their will...

[@touxiong6055]

Is coming, lol.

[@HailCaesar-lm4bq]

NATO will use recently retired well trained F16 pilots as mercenary soldiers to fly missions .

[@kjererrt7804]

one way ticket one way ticket

[@robertbradbury7921]

it would be wise for them to buy really good life insurance policies

[@ericlumuy3473]

The Russian will launch an offensive, the October Offensive to get Kharkiv and Robotyne.....

[@MrStron2003]

The Russians still have significantly fewer soldiers than the Ukrainians, almost three times, they cannot carry out a large offensive.

[@raktimbordoloi9883]

Jocker zelensky😂😂

[@SCP30851]

😂😂😂

[@sisqosylva]

All lies 😂 Ukraine is stronger than Russia on the battle field

[@nwankwosampson-xk3jc]

Yet who begs for help from the whole world and pleading for more sanctions? Where is the battle ground ? How many Ukraine troops left ? Whose cities & civilians destroyed and displaced respectively? Tell yourself the truth.

[@raulsomozaramirez8432]

😂😂😂😂

[@princearthur5532]

Nice job devoid of bias. I hope Ukraine recover their cities but it is going to be difficult 😢

[@joeldents345]

Lmao,gtfo of your stupid head,it isn’t happening

[@chebysh8047]

Ukraine literally means suburbs in russian

[@JunSantos-z5s]

Yes Russia's 3 day special operations is a total success that until now they are still fighting an inferior Ukrainian military! 😊

[@AlexanderTch]

It's not Ukrainian military. It's NATO military. And nobody ever said about 3 days. You lie. Give me links proving that anyone in Russia said about 3 days.

[@patriktoth6258]

U.S can defeat anyone. Except the Russians 😂😂😂

[@SNOWDONTRYFAN]

Arm chair tacticians and tv pundits who have never even held a rifle , the UA have in best part started as they mean to go on in what is now being seen as localised small scale attacks to actually clear defensive positions with the minimum of force ! which to date they have managed to take and consolidated considerable ground , in the mean while their plan to make Crimea untenable is now starting to take shape with the Black sea fleet now rethinking its strategy , more so its actual portage !

[@kjererrt7804]

"Ukraine is turning into a giant military cemetery Military publics have reported about the opening of a new cemetery in Krivoy Rog for the personnel of the 17th Special Brigade and the 93rd Specialized Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine." "Foreign fighters back from the front lines report a mismanaged and chaotic Ukrainian military using ill conceived tactics. Some say that the units they were assigned to have lost 80% or more of their men in recent months. Ukraine military leadership has also been misusing their fleet of tanks and armored vehicles from NATO, sending them ‘straight into mine fields’ in some cases. As volunteers note, the Ukrainians were given training on how to operate the vehicles, but no training on how to use them effectively in a fight."

[@robertbradbury7921]

did you recently have brain surgery or do you truly believe the silly stuff you wrote ? Ukraine has indeed been attacking the Russins fleet in Crimea and doing so has been the equivalent of BEGGING Russia to take Odessa and make it part of its founding Russia again.... After all there is nothing Ukrainian about Odessa

[@SNOWDONTRYFAN]

Nothing new , all wars create cemeteries , but for sure the Ukraine will not hide their dead like Russia , in the meanwhile one goes with the tactical assessments from the more credible sources especially from those ex senior Generals who work in an advisory capacity and of course one does have ones own experience to gleam from , and can see the ground today after some 583 days make a tactical appreciation based on the disposition of the Russian forces who are in effect in a deliberate defensive posture and tactically withdrawing in places and yet appear to be once more in familiar territory with their backs to the gates of Moscow , only this time they are not as tough or motivated as the troops re: Operation Uranus , the Russian counter attack of 19-23 November 1942 Basically unable to effectively conduct counter attacks under the barrels of the UA advanced long range artillery systems aided by state of the art counter fire systems and very effective drone munitions of the UA and of course one has to take into consideration their lack of credible resources and as we keep seeing, a lack of tactical skills and good leadership .

[@eltonbritt1502]

How exactly can Ukraine make Crimea "untenable" if it can't put boots on the ground there? Bombing a few navy vessels won't make Crimea untenable.

[@patriktoth6258]

Now you another arm chair general. Why you claim its succesful when Ukraine lost arouns 70.000 soldier and a lot of equipment for some villages in the grey zone?

[@xiahan1698]

I have to point out that Russia also lost the ability to take more land. Though the land lost to Ukraine was little during the fall fighting season so far, Russia also tried its best to take the little land back, but failed. So both sides failed, but USA is winning.

[@abanerjee5066]

You are a fool if you think USA is winning. The Americans invested tons of money in here which was wasted and you tell me they are winning.

[@AndJoa]

No, Russia didnt make any assault offensive since Bakhmut

[@AlexanderTch]

You lie. Russia didn't loose ability to take more land. Russia just prepares for offensive. accumulate equipment and forces . No rush.

[@patriktoth6258]

Learn about their tactics. 1.Exhaust your enemy while you on defensive 2.Prepare an offensive force 3.Attack them when they get the most exhausted Both Ukraine&Russia did this. Ukraine launched the first offensive when the russian forces got exhausted the most. Left no choice for them,but run

[@SengNawJangma]

Нехай Бог благословить Україну, воїни, удачі НАТО та Європейського Союзу, слава українському народу

[@vanos3488]

Видимо Бог не на вашей стороне.😂

[@uzuz3003]

you forgot that the russians have lost three major regions, kyiv, charkiv and cherson. they didn't gain more territory since they lost these regions. russia will lose more territory the longer this war lasts. ukraine will regain all of their territory from 1991.

[@du5707]

Fools talk. Russia did not lose anything since it wasn't theirs in the first place. The real loss is both sides losing lives and materials by allowing themselves to be played by the west. If you can't grow your economy when you have full manpower, there is no way this can be done with less people and materials. You are gonna be consumed by migrants benefiting the spaces you guys left behind.

[@greatdude7279]

Cope

[@AlexanderTch]

They didn't loose those territories, simply because they were not under Russian control. Most of Kherson region (oblast) is under Russia control. Kharkiv and Kiev have not been yet under Russian control. Russia will take them later. Russia will never loose any territories anymore. You'll see. Russia accumulates forces and equipment for offensive. Since they withdrew from Kherson, they took many other territories like Bakhmut, Soledar - pretty big cities, but Ukraine didn't take anything except couple tiny totally destroyed unpopulated settlements with population less than 500

[@marcusteamnmc663]

A BIG failure !!!!!

[@psyopdealer]

IT FAILED, THATS IT

[@bubbeex1963]

We all know what happend...kek...rip

[@EatMyShortsAU]

The Russia defense if the most successful thing they did they war. Even more than capturing Bakhmut(since that came at a heavy price).

[@rtdcproject8075]

"We will reached Sea of Azov before October" Pffff...😂

[@ABDULREHMAN-sq8yo]

A good piece of short documentary to advertise the U.S. made weapons.

[@impersonal6650]

It might be called "Surovikin line", but the one who commands Russians forces in Ukraine right now is colonel-general Mikhail Teplinskiy. A battle-hardened war veteran who fought in Chechen wars. He had predicted every direction which would be attacked by Ukraine. That's why the mines' problem is so insane for AFU. He knew where to mine.

[@miguelangelcifuentescruz9465]

Or the ukranians don't know where to attack

[@-_Hatred_-]

​​@@miguelangelcifuentescruz9465, it's probably both

[@artos9406]

it was hard not to know, where offensive will begin, it's funny that russia has to mine the frontline, while being 2 strongest army in the world

[@-_Hatred_-]

@@artos9406, what's funny about that?

[@2dope96]

@@artos9406what’s so funny about common sense? Should they have been “tough and brave” and just allowed ukraine to attack with no defense? Lol

[@azzamatic4190]

My heart goes out to the Donbass civilians. God speed Russian freedom fighters 🇷🇺🙏

[@joshuapaul2022]

Even NYT noticed in desperation: "Some American officials say the fight in Bakhmut has become something of an obsession for Mr. Zelensky and his military leaders." Bakhmut was a slaughter which was entirely Zelenskyy folly as Stalingrad was entirely Hitler's folly. Zelenskyy just for media hype wasted on average 500 troops daily (total tally was at least 51 000 KIA) in Bakhmut meat grinder even when all escape routes came under Russian fire control and this debacle turned into a sheer slaughter of Ukrainian troops. But obsessed with Bakhmut Zelenskyy didn't stop even at that. Since May 20 when Russians took Bakhmut General Syrsky (Zelenskyy minion) launched wave after wave of suicidal counterattacks failing to retake a single village near Bakhmut (parts of villages Andriivka and Kleshiivka are still controlled by Russians and it's driving Zelenskyy nuts) while wasting thousands upon thousands of hapless Ukrainian conscripts. This ongoing obsessive lunacy that makes zero military sense is simply astounding.

[@m.g.debruin8294]

LOL Russia wasted way more dead soldiers than Ukriane at Bakhmut.Cope war professor

[@MineFullStop]

​@@m.g.debruin8294if that makes you happy then think that all you want but even the US admit it. Sometimes you got to read things that you don't like you know why? Because it's the truth and not listen to only one side of the story only because it makes you feel better. You attack the guy for simply stating the truth. Talk about coping.

[@oyeh8908]

@@MineFullStopThe US never said that. Something tells me that you "educate yourself" commenters don't actually expect people to educate themselves.

[@Денис-и7т9с]

@@m.g.debruin8294 wow, and from where that math comes from?

[@lenkoll]

Surovikin wasn't sacked. He has a new portfolio and been seen in certain other country. The problem with the news is that instead of reporting facts, everyone makes assumptions.

[@Kavasakii]

Algeria

[@MrGreg771]

1. Ukraine Achieve Nothing 2. Ukraine Still Crying 3. Ukraine Still Begging 4. Zelensky Still On Same Dress

[@saafy]

While his wife out shopping in branded stores and poor Ukrainians suffering

[@Kavasakii]

@@saafy It is sad(

[@TheVinci19]

Is it a real question? Three months of ‘counteroffensive’ to gain 300 meters of mud, paying the price of thousands of dead

[@esense9602]

I think Ukraine overcomitted at Bakhmut. It's better if they just retreat and started the counter attack at Zaporizhzhia . A lot of wasted manpower and armaments was send to the semicircle, lowland Bakhumt.

[@MineFullStop]

What happend to it you ask? Total disaster that's what.

[@hanneswegener3295]

Ukraine failed to achieve the goals of their offensive (reach the Azov Sea and conquer Crimea), so yes, it is a failure.

[@thetrollslayer3716]

A comedian became a war general - the outcome shouldn't be surprising.