Ukrainian troops advance on Lyman & pipelines mysterious rupture | Ukraine: The Latest | Podcast

Day 217.
Today, we discuss the latest updates from the across the battlefront as Ukrainian troops advance on Lyman, analyse the ruptured pipelines in the Baltic Sea and look at the latest updates from Russia as the state attempts to mobilise thousands for combat.
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[@chrislivingstone2947]

Thanks guy, always very informative,

[@Nethanieal]

Can not listen to this as a radio broadcast with youtube commercials popping up every 2 to 5 min .. enough with the adds . !!!!!

[@Yorosero]

Get AdBlock.

[@James-dx6sf]

$11.99 per month to KZbin to not have ads. It is worth it to me.

[@andybolton4130]

I love these please keep them coming

[@neilbadger4262]

Regarding the Nordstream pipelines... 1 rupture of the pipeline would be an accident, 2 ruptures would be suspicious, 3 ruptures and something intentional has occurred.

[@katzensindweich3505]

1 rupture=accident 2 ruptures=suspicious 3 ruptures=russia hard at work again

[@beng7845]

I'm not sure why Russia would sabotage its own pipelines and income stream to the west? perhaps to release equipment they need for the war effort? On the other hand it could be due to someone over pressurising them from within Russia as a intentional middle finger to their lords and masters. Inspecting them would reveal the latter - if the pipes burst its easily identified versus say an external TNT blast.

[@rajeshkumarm6441]

Gulf of Tonkin written all over

[@davidelliott5843]

It seems strange that Russia would remove the one lever it had against Germany/EU. We will know when the damage can be assessed. Internally blow out = Russia sent a bomb down the line. External blow in = anyone’s guess.

[@neilbadger4262]

@@rajeshkumarm6441 I would not necessarily agree that this is the same as the Gulf of Tonkin incident. Simply that because the gas flowing through the Nordstream pipeline was turned off some 2 or 3 months ago, so there would be no reason for the pressure inside the line to increase, thus leading to a rupture of the pipeline. Then even if the pressure inside the pipeline had increased, I would expect a singular potentially catastrophic failure, not multiple failures to occur.

[@OAlem]

An American lawmaker (I don't remember who) proposed the enactment of the draft in response to, and during the Iraq war, in the early 2000s. The point was to DIScourage the warhawks. Congress had not declared war on Iraq, but it was popular in the polls. He was right that the war would instantly lose most of its popularity the moment that the draft was called because that's exactly what's happening in Russia. They support it as long as they or their family members don't have to go.

[@MakerInMotion]

Exactly. The opposition to the Vietnam war wasn't so much about the war, it was the draft. Even peace loving hippies will ignore a war that isn't going to effect them directly.

[@brettpaul2000]

@@MakerInMotion affect

[@thomasjamison2050]

@@MakerInMotion Even war loving crapheads ignore what's actually happening in the war until they are directly affected. The Hippie class, in general, is much more capable of getting the best results with the deferment system, or if they do get caught up in the war, they are much more likely to do a Nixon or a Reagan solution to being in the military. A few do an Al Gore, but that's certainly more dangerous than the other two mentioned.

[@rmacedoalves]

Very insightful podcast, the best around

[@Tmb1112]

Big day. We'll see what the results of the "referenda" are. I'm at the edge of my seat. I think it's gonna be a nailbiter. Will it be 97% or 98% for joining Russia? I really don't know.

[@cenccenc946]

99.9999998% failed. 😆

[@JT-do8dr]

97% what a disappointment. Any respectable dictator should expect to get atleast 110%

[@chrishooge3442]

Russians like their pretenses.

[@ZiGGi03]

Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 🇺🇸

[@robertyoung8785]

Tmb1 1 12, overwhelming vote for Russia, well their are some intelligent people about, well done Russia.

[@robertbrennan2268]

Godspeed brave Ukraine in its counter-offensives against the Russian occupiers! Slava Ukraini!

[@kamehameha1377]

The Ukrainians themselves chose such a president and a strategy of action, which led to the war. The Russians did not elect such a president, he rigged the elections. But with all the minuses, mr.Putin defends the national interests of his country.

[@mre7550]

Great show for radio

[@michaelwilson309]

I would trust this commentary over most others about the war in Ukraine. Incisive and balanced.

[@paulwebster1835]

A drone exploding fed inside pipe would do the damage. Russia company Gasprom needed to do this to avoid contract penalties for non delivery of gas.

[@ken2633]

Yup, Russia side could launch a " pipeline maintenance pig" with a bomb.

[@chat17]

hahaha sure but no interest of US no ? despite all their official speech on the subject at beggining of year, presence of their ship in area when it has occured. and sure very logical for russians to destroy their stuffs, and destroy their only way to influence west europe (their button for forcing europe to negocation is the gas they send or not to europe). and now all europeans leaders in front of their very upset citizens can say : not our fault, they cannot technically deliver gas. if russia able to deliver gas and EU leaders refusing it because sanctions etc, it was responsability of european leaders in front of their citizens, it is now no more.

[@wrathofatlantis2316]

Sounds convoluted to me. It is a major source of potential Russian revenue, why would it not be the US?

[@buddasdad]

The relentless mid roll ads remove all continuity to these podcasts. I have never encountered a KZbin video with such frequent mid-roll ads.

[@KerrieRedgate]

I’ve noticed this, too. Google/Acrobat are interrupting videos now with ads every 2 minutes! Just ridiculous. At least with this channel we can listen on podcast apps, instead of YT, which is what I’m going to do.

[@bobsamuels8570]

There's are extensions that will eliminate the ads. AdBlock + for one.

[@matthewgaines10]

KZbin Premium solves that problem.

[@clemobenoit5813]

@@matthewgaines10 Adblockers are free.

[@benoitbvg2888]

27:40 Shoutout to the fellas! NAFO expansion is non-negotiable!

[@quasar_33b]

haha we love to see it

[@richardfewer9348]

Slava NAFO

[@A13X_H_22]

9:59 The 4th plane was NOT shot down. Giving conspiracy theorists ammo ffs 🤦 Theres literally audio recordings from what happened including a voice mail to a wife.

[@richardfewer9348]

Slava Ukraine

[@Afterthoughtbtw]

Is retreating to Svatove a more defensible position, though? Didn't the Oskil reservoir give them a lot of defensive cover? Now that they are going to have to abandon those natural aids to defence, is the area around Svatove really that much better? I thought the defensive lines that had been built up east of Oskil had been being built for years, too.

[@chrishooge3442]

the water barrier would've been better but they didn't have any depth in their defense. Svatove - Krminna road (P66) is necessary to defend otherwise everything to the South can be cut off from supply. I suspect the Ukrainian consolidation gave Russia time to herd some cats into a defense. Edit: I suspect they'll threaten all along the P66 to fix Russian forces but then cut the road north of Svatove. Threaten to encircle Svatove and threaten the route P07 East. That could induce another panicked rout.

[@richardfewer9348]

Slava Ukraine

[@SparkWah]

The only news propaganda agency calling it a “mysterious pipeline rupture” 😂😂😂😂 come on. Seismologists stated unequivocally that there was three EXPLOSIONS recorded. How does a pipe accidentally rupture in three places. Says a lot about the audience u cater too

[@teresahall8762]

I'm sorry....it would be propaganda if they presumed guilt without proof. Your logic is fit for the bin

[@SparkWah]

@@teresahall8762 is that directed at me? Correct me if I am wrong. Have the west not started to Blame Russia already?? Did the Russians sneak in past the American & NATO warships stationed in the area of the explosions and sneak out without being detected by anyone?? That my friend is proof. The Americans destroyed Iraq with less proof of WMD’s. In fact no intel of any WMD’s. They just made it up and killed hundreds of thousands of innocent Iraqis. Never mind the fact that the three buildings that just collapsed in on themselves on 9/11 and one of the only things to be found intact was the hijackers Passport 😂😂😂 can I please have one of those paper Saudi Arabian passports that can survive a plane crash, jet fuel, 2500 degree temp and a building falling on it yet stay completely intact 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Anyone person who believes the Americans or British are complicit in their atrocities

[@dantarradellas7351]

Preemptively radio triggered mine installed during initial construction.

[@mathieu564]

I think it is incorrect to say that the anti-air missiles used against ground targets are a misuse. I believe it was part of the conception of those missiles to be multi-purpose.

[@richardfewer9348]

Slava Ukraine

[@s1nb4d59]

That was a long winded round about way of saying what a waste it was using AA for ground based targets.

[@Lashb1ade]

40:40 audio breaks up.

[@andybawn1]

How about the scrubber dropping an explosive device inside the pipe then returning to pick up a second device? The explosives could then be detonated at a later date, was this pipeline explosion an INSIDE job?

[@klaasdeboer8106]

¿Would Putin decide what his military must do in the battlefield and make unprofessional decicions?

[@juliec5309]

He's already giving some direction apparently

[@kathleensimpson582]

Hardly mysterious - both Nuland and Biden said they'd take those pipelines out

[@Kraken2681994]

Not in those words.

[@richardfewer9348]

Boycott all ruZZian people, goods and services. Slava Ukraine

[@guillermoelnino]

@@Kraken2681994 but they did say it

[@fishnmar]

SOUND GLITCH at 40:45 in relation to the type of protesters.

[@richardfewer9348]

Slava Ukraine

[@magesalmanac6424]

Guys the sound wave visual is WAY too intense. It’s really distracting out of the corner of my eye. Tone it down please?

[@magesalmanac6424]

Great program btw, very informative

[@PELEGON1]

Photo’s of the correspondents could replace it.

[@savgoulis2826]

It's not as though Russia is short of a few million hectares!

[@carstenthies9597]

Any minehunting vessel (Not mine sweeper) could easily send a remote controlled vehicle, carrying an explosive charge, down to the pipeline. Drop the charge then withdraw to save distance, trigger charge via acoustic signal from save distance. Technically not a big deal. Not saying that is what happened. Could have been be special operations team deployed from submarine although not quite sure if depth is still within operating envelope of human military diver. Not an issue for tech diver.

[@bongbernardo8117]

It is also possible that the charges were delivered through the pipe itself, the industry have devices that can clean the entire length of the pipe, with some invitation maybe it can be loaded with explosives. I’m saying this is what happened, this is just a speculation.

[@wrathofatlantis2316]

@@bongbernardo8117 Why would Russia blow up its own, expensive to install, source of income?

[@SailingCartagena]

I 'kinda' liked that!

[@markb8468]

Talk about cutting off one's nose to spite the face!

[@awatsycamorefarmnearsiouxf7526]

If I understand the old Soviet Army correctly,the Old USSR drafted into the rank and file minority groups within the Soviet Union and commissioned the ethnic Russians for officer positions. The limited noncommissioned officers were usually chosen among Ukrainians!And the backbone of any army are the sergeants. So now Russia is fighting with inept officers who were valued for their loyalty to the regime and rank-and-file privates were forced into the army and they’re fighting an army of basically noncommissioned officers and well train commission officers. Who learn by US green Green berets and probably General war college, Is there any reason why anyone would be surprised that Ukraine is winning?

[@katzensindweich3505]

interesting

[@peetky8645]

seems to me that pootie is committing an internal ethnic cleansing of non-white members of the russian federation. both pootie and Cyril need a cap in the hat.

[@richardfewer9348]

Slava Ukraine

[@harveydontell777]

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[@docr8197]

Why do so many news people keep refering to a "partial mobilization" when we all know acording to the order that this is the first step to "total mobilization" ?? We can even see that Russia is conscripting even non military personel from the very begining ??

[@ernestpimlott]

Cui Bono?

[@r.m.b.5815]

Ask the RIGHT questions and your comments get taken down……no censorship here hey KZbin??

[@flrseeker]

Device sent down the pipe line to go off on command

[@tintinjailhouse1312]

And its 1 mins ago

[@AskDrG]

The only Russian civilians NOT BEING called up are morticians... Their army is FULLY STAFFED with that MOS!🤣 Slava Ukraini 🇺🇲🇺🇦🇬🇧

[@ruthwhall3020]

Could it not be an earthquake cause the damage as there has been a few with in the sea with in that area of late

[@guillermoelnino]

don't attribute to earthquakes what can be explained with US gov motives.

[@harkamelrandhawa7125]

Could it be rc vehicle that ran along inside the piping. It would have placed a timed shaped charge then go back to where it came from. I grew up watching James bond movies so am thinking along those lines. Either way it teaches Europe a lesson to stand against Russia. It was inevitable he would of done this as we near winter. This will wreak havok with Europes economy. Alternative theory is it's done by the US. As Europe suffers us economy does ok they can gain by Europe's loss as they have good fracking tech. That could be too conspiracy oriented but we need to think who could benefit. One thing im sure about is it wasn't an accident.

[@alad123]

LNG from the US and weakening of European’ puppets along with Russia - it is the reason.

[@alad123]

@mr wpg and how about do your homework and go to bed not to be late for school?

[@douglasturner6153]

Except Biden and the Climate Nuts are putting the squeze and limiting American energy production.

[@roverboat2503]

Has anyone noticed that Russia's new Deputy Defence Minister, General Mizintsev, is the spitting image of Dr Evil from Austin Powers? Shave his head and give him a cat - Bingo!

[@katzensindweich3505]

US in its current state is not malicious enough. Russia is the only suspect really.

[@r.m.b.5815]

4th plane shot down??? What advantage does Russia gain in destroying the pipelines? What advantage does Russia have in NOT destroying the pipelines?? Who gains “energy leverage” by destroying them?? Why are these questions NOT debated here?

[@peterfalk7084]

Distraction, bloody mindedness.On the flip side could the West have done it to force a false investigation that reveals Russia attacked NATO infrastructure and there we have it, an intervention I know nothing by the way, just unloading thoughts.

[@theculturedjinni]

The reason as to why Russia would like to blow up their own pipes is that they planned to shut down the gas in any case, in order to squeeze/put pressure upon Europe during the winter, and thus blowing them up mysteriously makes it seem less like they did it, it offers deniability, and it creates confusion, chaos and distrust by making it look like the USA did. It is not unlikely that Russia did this for these reasons.

[@samsungtap4183]

As regards the pipelines. It remindes me of Cortez in Mexico when he burnt his ships. No going back, we conquer or die trying ! No peace deals Peace for gas

[@nicholasgerrish6022]

What sort of contractual agreements would Russia care about, when it comes to Gas supply… Do come along! They don’t care….

[@miclewis55]

Russia has always been , and continues to be a very reliable supplier to all of its customers .. It was the Eu that started to try and alter existing contracts by insisting on Spot pricing on existing fixed price contracts.

[@CEngelbrecht]

It was one of the mini submarines that Russia's been creeping around in Swedish fiords with anyway. Straight out of Kaliningrad.

[@kamehameha1377]

Europe abruptly refused gas supplies from Russia, in connection with which the gas pressure increased sharply and the pipeline was depressurized.

[@gazo196]

Yes, Russia is blowing up its own pipeline so that the euro becomes dependent on the USA... Great theory

[@YTRGautreaux]

Just my speculation, this could be an “inside job”, quite literally. PIGs (Pipeline Inspection Gauges: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pigging ) with a shaped, or directional explosive payload could have be sent down the pipeline at any PIG launching station upstream of the damaged sections. Since the device is propelled down the pipe by product flow, timing would be critical to allow it to travel a prescribed distance before flows are shut off. Having prior knowledge of when flows are shut would be necessary for placement of the explosives - I’m not pointing any fingers. Since NS2 is leaking gas, the pipeline was at least partially charged, possibly enough pressure/flow early in testing to send a PIG downstream. If the PIGs were disguised as normal units, and Russia decided not to invade, then the pipeline operator could have asked for these ‘Special Operations’ PIGs to be returned to sender when recovered downstream.

[@wrathofatlantis2316]

Why would Russia blow up its source of income?

[@samsungtap4183]

How is it " bizarre propaganda " not propaganda, that's what the man said....

[@samsungtap4183]

Like any crime, look to motivation, who benifits ?

[@guillermoelnino]

who would win? a thousand pounds of explosive or the closing of a valve

[@stephenbuck1280]

With the pipeline there are 2 mysteries. How was it done which will take a few weeks to solve. The other is why/who did it. As it was not being used and has no impact on the price of gas. I suspect Russia did this as a warning to the West that they can do this to underwater infrastructure on which we all depend. We need to tell Russia that if they do attack our infrastructure it will be an act of war and mean it.

[@user-fr4cn8ij9h]

Qui prodest? USA, Britain and Poland are interested in weakening Germany whereas Russia desires to start Nord stream - 2. Why should it shoot oneself in the foot?

[@ChuckAmadi]

Alas no more gas through Nord Stream. Means no Orc revenue to fund the Orcs Military Ciccus. If its unoperational then good. Orcs ain't got the expertise to fix and resolve it so I'm over the moon along with the Ukrainians.

[@memoli1524]

The US attacked the pipeline since it serves their interests why would Russia attack its own pipeline when they can just turn off the gas lmao?

[@carstenthies9597]

Because if Russia would just shut off gas supply to Europe they would be subject to heavy contractual penalties. This way they can say "Sorry can't send any more gas, pipeline is kapputt". Excuses about turbines etc. will only last so long.

[@rupertholborn9258]

The pipeline is redundant to the west. There will not be any more gas purchased from Russia, period. There is no motive for the west, only a motive for Gazprom to get out of its contract, or for Russia to send a signal that it can do this without directly saying so.

[@hapimanac.whakaruru2396]

Is there any Russian media allowed to report their story on any networks owned by the west , , , more balanced reporting from both sides

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[@Darcon123]

In regards to Nord Stream, they could have sent explosives down with the cleaning robot they send down the pipe. We'll know more when we get images of the damage.

[@alad123]

who are “they”?

[@roverboat2503]

@@alad123 Begins with 'R and ends in 'ussians'.

[@Yusheesan]

@@roverboat2503 Russians didn't blow up Nord Stream pipelines.

[@richardfewer9348]

Excellent comments

[@standwithukraine272]

🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@ryanvagen4702]

"mysterious"

[@Laura-S196]

Sink a Russian warship.

[@michaelkeegan1932]

Will unsubscribe due to excess commercials just to many interruptions

[@stephenhill545]

The sad thing is that the majority of Russians will believe it.

[@David-fj5lz]

The Russian troops are drinking so much,

[@andrebrink5647]

About that underwater drone that washed up a few days ago....was that a first attempt gone wrong ?

[@alexhayden2303]

9/11 The plane shot down in Pennsylvania, that totally disappeared into an old mine when it crashed. A similar plane with the same number/identity remained on the Books for some time after!

[@richardfewer9348]

Slava Ukraine

[@tomrecane6366]

The word for those pro war Russians is “chicken hawk”

[@barbaraseymour3437]

Bizarre?

[@icemanvamp7433]

Just came here to see how the Telegraph was gonna twist themselves into a pretzel to blame Russia for the nordstream sabotage

[@levonchakmakian8404]

Me too))) Biden and company told everybody that in case of russian invasion they would not let northstream function.

[@BeaverZer0]

Lol 🤡👍

[@michaelkearney9314]

They just killed one of there main income's.

[@felitaturco123rempojo3]

Lord proctect ukrianuan peoples soldries and mr prisedent zelenky 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤🇵🇭

[@chirpywiggins5796]

Nuclear War before Christmas!!!

[@PlanetFrosty]

Russian subs do have manned and unmanned mini subs.

[@aY-fl3bu]

Russia go ahead! 30% Ukraine now Russia)) GLORY TO MOSKOW

[@dougg1075]

I think the United States did it

[@guillermoelnino]

everyone with a working brainstem thinks it's the US gov.

[@Ibu812]

Ukraini so British 😊

[@rogermellie3781]

USA gave the pipelines freedom & democracy

[@theculturedjinni]

I think your are to hasty in assuming that the USA is behind this. The reason as to why Russia would like to blow up their own pipes is that they planned to shut down the gas in any case, in order to squeeze/put pressure upon Europe during the winter, and thus blowing them up mysteriously makes it seem less like they did it, it offers deniability, and it creates confusion, chaos and distrust by making it look like the USA did. It is not unlikely that Russia did this for these reasons.

[@uliibabyskull9151]

winter is coming :[ i feel super bad for the ukranians and the europe for this coming winter.

[@A2Z1Two3]

It’s a Ukrainian winter IN Ukraine , they are totally used to it, but this year they will have lots of lovely NATO kit, food and arms to enjoy. It’s the Russian troops that will suffer the most, but no one is going to feel in the least sorry for them .

[@teresahall8762]

It's not like they have much choice. Whereas the Russians could always go home

[@robcastleton3359]

42:26 " what kinds of Russians are left in Russia?" Uhhhh, Like, Siberians. And uhhhh, Chinese Russian Nationals I guess. And doucherbagunsteinz Lol

[@paulbonatti2128]

HOW ABOUT ADDING A DATE OR NUMBER TO REFERENCE YOUR NEWSCAST. IT'S VERY FRUSTRATING HAVING TO LISTEN TO THE FIRST 30secs JUST TO SEE IF IT',S A NEW ONE. ALSO, PERSONAL POINT. HOW ABOUT DELETING THE LIZ TRUSS BIT. IT'S QUITE GRATING. OTHERWISE EXCELLENT STUFF. THANKS, PAUL ,GLASGOW.

[@typhoon20724]

Is this a sketch of Mr. Bean? What the hell! What a bunch of bull crap

[@donalfoley9294]

Times radio

[@howardsimpson489]

This interview is just so much crap. Three pipes were hit leaving one Nordstream 2. None of them had flow so pigs would not be usable. Same with explosive devices sent thru the lines, russia would have had to be the culprit otherwise. The silence from all the big players is very telling. Russia has deep dive submarine teams busy tapping into undersea data cables everywhere thus skills. The US has the most to gain and the russians the most face to loose. Germany will be the most difficult to rescue from EU energy depletion largely owing to all eggs in one basket. This jolt may prompt Germany to send munitions etc to Ukraine, so not to russian advantage. Ordinary EU lives can be maintained more or less but industry will suffer. If it's pipeline is not hit, sensible Norway has most to gain, viva Vikings.

[@theculturedjinni]

The reason as to why Russia would like to blow up their own pipes is that they planned to shut down the gas in any case, in order to squeeze/put pressure upon Europe during the winter, and thus blowing them up mysteriously makes it seem less like they did it, it offers deniability, and it creates confusion, chaos and distrust by making it look like the USA did. It is not unlikely that Russia did this for these reasons.

[@Laura-S196]

I’ll be looking at the response from the pro- Putin MAGA crowd.

[@buddyrojek9417]

I would blame the low-quality pipes that were used. Anyone knows that a pipe is subject to terrorist acts. The pipe should have withstood a blast.

[@implodingbaby]

If someone wants a pipe destroyed then it will be, just use a bigger bomb

[@chrishooge3442]

Shaped Charge

[@merranl3283]

Let's all push for Peace. Let's at least say the word over and over again to get the idea out there as achievable and desirable. I don't hear it much in the reporting around this war. It's as if the powers that be don't want peace.

[@ululukululu450]

Peace, how? It was Russia that chose violence.

[@ciarypowykonie3096]

Ivan, yes the botox coward and his slaves would be happy if Ukraine and the West looked for peace regardless conditions. Why not all countries to surrender already to RuSSia?

[@richardfewer9348]

Slava Ukraine

[@tonyspear329]

S.B.S.

[@fredrickheinecke3640]

Biden threatened that pipe line

[@kurtschuster8078]

Glory to Russia

[@richardfewer9348]

In the battle of Armageddon I am for Jesus. Slava Ukraine

[@JuanSanchez-ik7wx]

3.1 million subs and no video? crazy. thumbs down everyone

[@miclewis55]

Congratulations to the people of Donbass …. 8 years of shelling and nearly 14000 civilians lives lost to the odious Kyiv regimes… Finally some peace and security for these hard working decent people .

[@sidneyharris3686]

Trolsky

[@teresahall8762]

Oh shut up!

[@miclewis55]

@@sidneyharris3686🐩 yap yap yap

[@telfo6183]

Orc

[@richardfewer9348]

Slava Ukraine

[@michaels9291]

Ummm, Ummm, please Ummm, find a different Russian correspondent. Umm, eh ummm, she's ummm just to umm hard to listen to.

[@joerobxy]

she isn't though lol