Update from Ukraine | The most Stupid FAIL of ruzzian Army in Ukraine

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[@DenysDavydov]

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[@p.a.reysen3185]

Have you got your new Starlink System yet?

[@democracy189]

It is also to be considered that Ukraine may have someone from the the Russian forces providing Ukraine with this kind of intelligence.

[@democracy189]

@@canadiansearchingforfreedo7505 and you believe them over the videos?

[@canadiansearchingforfreedo7505]

@@democracy189 kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3y7YoCBjJqqoKc yes unlike all of you, DPA is completely unbiased, maps everything, vets his sources, and tracks what's going on. He also makes fun of both forces and praises both forces. Ukrazi bot.

[@cs40660]

@@canadiansearchingforfreedo7505 joined 4 months ago. Stop self advertising your blog.

[@JamesLaserpimpWalsh]

The thing with Russia and Russians is summed up in this question : How can you ever learn from your mistakes if you never admit, even to yourself that you made any? Slava Ukraini.

[@guynorth3277]

That holds for those gd drumpf fools too!

[@unclescipio3136]

@@canadiansearchingforfreedo7505 yes, I'm sure. And monkeys will fly out of my ass.

[@difference_engine]

​@@canadiansearchingforfreedo7505 thanks for your contribution troll. this happened

[@jameswelsh7789]

I don’t want the Russian military leaders to learn. I want them to be incompetent and to lose the war in Ukraine. THEN I want Russians to learn to be civilized members of Europe, tear down the Fake Putin democracy, surrender Crimea and Georgia.

[@StillAliveAndKicking_]

Russian TV has already reported the successful crossing.

[@suzymchughzie]

Hi Denys...I'm Ukrainian Canadian, my dad was career army. THANK YOU for the daily updates and for telling it like it is. PLEASE stay safe! You are all heroes. If I wasn't a disabled senior I'd be there standing shoulder to shoulder with a rifle!

[@marvindebot3264]

One of my dear friends is A Canadian training officer who spent years in Ukraine training these guys. They are good and swift learners and he's a great teacher.

[@jefferynelson]

Saskatchewan resident ?

[@michaelcorbidge7914]

I do believe that the Ukrainian armed forces defending Ukraine have plenty of fit senior healthy men .I'm thinking over 45years old . Why not ? The younger men especially in their twenties should have more growing up and development time rather than sacrifice themselves to wars started by old demented men .

[@jefferynelson]

@@marvindebot3264 the Canadian Army is highly underrated, we trained with them when I was US Army, they were highly competent

[@marshuswp3325]

@@marvindebot3264 All my respects to your friend! Slava Ukraini from Germany!

[@TomsManShed]

This is one of the very best channels reporting on the war. Concise,Clear, Not over hyped, well presented and regularly updated...great stuff Denys...have subscribed.

[@stuartbeard966]

Denys you have the fastest growing channel on KZbin and you deserve it. Thank you for your hard work and dedication from England. You will win this war! SLAVA UKRAINI 🇺🇦

[@donmehl556]

"In wartime, truth is so precious that she should always be attended by a bodyguard of lies." - Churchill I am from Texas. Your defenders in the Mariupol steel plant are the modern day equivalent of our Alamo. Brave men who would rather die than surrender. Our war cry after that was "Remember the Alamo". God bless them

[@pho-kingsoup8126]

I'm Canadian and was married to a woman form Texas. We went to the Alamo and I was surprised by how small it was but also how moving it was to be inside looking at the walls and knowing what happened there. I have a feeling this steel plant will be turned into something similar after Ukraine wins.

[@sladelefty]

lets hope that what has happened to Texas , neofascists Abbot and Cruz are now in charge doesn’t happen in Ukraine

[@donmehl556]

@@sladelefty Go away.

[@truthdealer9]

@Don Mehl Would rather die than surrender? They would surrender if they knew Russians wouldnt kill them when they come out. Is that why they call Pope, Erdogan, Bill Gates, Elon Musk and Xi Jinping to save them hahahahhahaha bunch of criminals and crooks.

[@melindacadarette3447]

@@canadiansearchingforfreedo7505 What the Alamo?

[@marcpledger]

The Siverskydonesk river defence happened on my birthday last week. Thank you UaF for the best birthday gift ever. I love it, I’ve been showing it to everyone I know. 🇳🇿🇺🇦❤️

[@vinm300]

Very interesting - the smoke scree from the forest fire, alerted by the noise of the engines....it reminds me of "A bridge too far". I suppose this was also a 'bridge too far' for the Russians.

[@AllanMogensen]

A bridge too far in WW2 was quite a tactical blunder too

[@M5252email]

@@AllanMogensen Certainly, but as the name implies, it was a bridge too far, the Britts and Americans had captured at least two or three bridges along the way. The Russians have shown an inability to move well in any direction, especially over rivers.

[@MrJC1]

@@AllanMogensen exactly, and it seems russia hasn't even learnt from others mistakes. they actually dropped paratroopers near Kyiv with the expectation that tanks would arrive. basically the same crap all over again, but going on 100 years later. rofl! good grief.

[@rodgerjohnson3375]

The area was scouted by intelligence earlier and was a likely crossing. Intelligence told the soldiers in the area to listen for the sound of the boats engine and that would announce their arrival.

[@rodgerjohnson3375]

@@AllanMogensen Montgomery's bright idea

[@robertpfister363]

Denys! Great reports of the war! I enjoy your new information every day. I'm a Canadian pilot in Zambia and you help me greatly with the latest news! Russia will never take Ukraine!!! Well done my friend!!!

[@dawnburns880]

thank you for keeping us updated ion all ways Denys. god bless

[@StormyDog]

Thanks Denys for all these updates. Glory to Ukraine!

[@Randomstuffs261]

Honestly, I'm starting to admire the Russians. You can tell that they have really begun to master military failure as an art form. It takes years of dedication and motivation to learn how to fail so spectacularly. Most militaries would struggle to lose so many vehicles in such a battle, maybe they'd lose 3-5, but Russia managed to perform a truly great feat of losing about 70 vehicles. Ukraine and Nato will never learn how to fail as good as the Russians

[@darthwiizius]

They didn't lose them it was a special sudden decommissioning operation. And their men weren't killed they were tasked with a special ending respiration operation or a special spreading limbs over a wide area operation with some brave heroes of Russia managing success in all 3, their families will be proud at the glorious 3 extra medals they'll receive with the bucket containing their remains.

[@lonihollenbeck4654]

Yeah, no kidding, but what is one to expect from a country that is led by a guy who invites his enemies to lunch only to put before them nuked soup?

[@mrt4362]

@@mohamednoaman8082 30% of the land after 3 months this is 10% a month....

[@luiscrakson]

Can you tell me one war russians lost, maybe Afganistan but SSSR broke up son they stoped it.

[@darthwiizius]

@@mohamednoaman8082 He also pointed out those rumours were wrong and showed an up to date picture of said boat making it clear he could see no signs of damage. Meanwhile you are doing a bang up job of repeating Herr Putler's propaganda ad nauseam, must be a confusing World for you, I mean crossing the road can be quite difficult with misfiring synapses let alone thinking critically. No potato for you today. I wonder how many more Commie cookers Herr Putler has left now, ah well it's less than yesterday I suppose and he still has a fair amount of meat to throw at Ukrainian guns with their now limitless ammunition. Fun fact: The Ukrainian military budget over the next 6 months is already larger than than Russia's entire annual military budget, the US alone is supplying 2/3rds of the military budget of Russia so everyday more and more heavy weapons with unlimited(compared to Russia) munitions to fire from them and troops trained to use them are arriving in theatre. Russia has already lost sonny it's just a matter of how many Russian kids Herr Putler will sacrifice before their invasion and Russia itself collapses under the weight of it's murderous genocidal NAZI invasion of Ukraine.

[@docmike8601]

Not admitting mistakes or even being able to speak up when somebody is about to make a huge one is a problem in all Eastern and Central European countries...Leaders in every industry usually get there because of political connection instead of merit, and surround themselves with "yes men" who agree everything they say is a great idea or simply don't say anything and carry out the failed task. But we should not see this as a Russian failure, we should see it as a Ukrainian victory...and excellent leadership on top of it. Rather than destroying those bridges when they were found, the Ukrainian forces set up an ambush and attacked at the most opportune time with outstanding results. Even the US military could not hoped for better success if they were fighting anyone in the world. Well done, Slava Ukraini!

[@johnwhitehurst474]

Bait trap works still?

[@johnmead8437]

Surrounding with yes men isn't restricted to Eastern Europe, it's a human trait for the species.

[@TheBeingReal]

Russia can never make mistakes. Per them. lol

[@77thTrombone]

Actually the speaking up problem extends all the way across asia, although in the orient it becomes an issue of "face" and "compliance"

[@michaelcorbidge7914]

The Nokia failure in Finland is an example of the yes men problem.

[@robertbrennan2268]

Thank you as ever Denys! Great victory! Amazing skill and field craft by Ukrainians. Another Ukrainian Borodino!!! Slava Ukraini!

[@9parasqn656]

Very impressed both with your excellent presentation and with the courage and tenacity of the Ukranian troops. Thank you.

[@p.a.reysen3185]

Looking at the medals pinned on the Russian Genera's uniform, I failed to see one for "Submarine Service".

[@hearthhammerreinheimer4251]

I did notice the Ronald McDonald button at the bottom left of his uniform.

[@PaterMixa1]

Many thanks denys for all the Updates. Take care my friend

[@Eric-wj3lw]

Thank you for all the info you give us,! Stay safe!

[@JiggidyJives]

"... BTR converted to submarine." What a unique adaptation of equipment by a former Russian soldier, now mariner, in a real time combat situation!

[@josephking6515]

They had to get a vehicle they could use to go look for the Moskva submarine since it hasn't surfaced for quite some time. *Слава Україні!*

[@dragongrazer7620]

Russia seems to enjoy converting its forces into submarine units regardless if they were initially a naval unit or not 😅

[@icosthop9998]

LoL

[@rjward1775]

I can't imagine still wanting to fight after surviving that cluster.

[@ghostress2001]

Thank you! I speak russian ukrainian polish but watching you in english cause you're the best!

[@oveidasinclair982]

The Bolsheviks lost two under sized Battlefield Tactical groups, this was an excellent victory. All love and support for Ukraine from Canada !

[@giovanni-ed7zq]

russians lost a brigade size in armor and vehicles in that 1 battle at bilahorivka. 103 total lost, 73 on russian side, and 30 that crossed to ukrainian side.

[@giovanni-ed7zq]

russia sent in the 74th motorized rifle brigade and the 41 combined arms army. it was not a btg, it was much larger from the 103 lost vehicles.

[@oveidasinclair982]

@@giovanni-ed7zq A normal full strength Brigade, but right now just about every Bolshevik Brigade is at half strength

[@giovanni-ed7zq]

@@oveidasinclair982 but they still lost a brigade strength in armor and vehicles with 103 destroyed and abandoned. i am sure the abandoned later targeted by ukrainian artillery from drone footage. 73 on russian side of river, and russians got 30 tanks and apc across to ukrainian side before pontoon was destroyed.

[@mach1553]

Heavy military vehicles transmit low frequency vibrations through the ground - Another way to detect troop movements.

[@cherryscarlett]

_they probably have three main supply lines, going west-south-west.. distanced from one another at an equal range.. if your raiders have destroyed enough front defenses, and liberated enough villages for Liberators to hold and build into defensive camps.. make three large recon groups to find all three of those supply lines.. once you identify one, search the others at a large enough distance from that one, either to left or right across the border.. and once all three are found, they won't be able to find a new "backup" in time.. since they will get lost immediately (they don't know the territory, and it's too dangerous to travel randomly since you can ambush them anywhere "new")_

[@DerekGM6]

Thank you Denys for your informative updates. I was born in 1949. Forty years of my life were under the cloud of the Cold War, with the fear of nuclear Amageddon especially during the early 60s. At school we were told we had four minutes to take shelter. When the Berlin Wall came down and Communism collapsed I was full of joy that we could look forward to to a new era of peace and harmony with the former Soviet empire. That period of hope, and of friendship with the Russians lasted 30-odd years. Hell, only six months ago my business sold products to a customer in Moscow. That was inconceivable in the 1970s and 1980s. Now Putin has ruined everything. Not just for the Ukrainians and the wider world, but for his own people. He has in one stroke of his pen made Russia a pariah nation. Thousands of needless deaths on both sides. And for what? WHY?

[@stephaniekonigsberg2574]

Thanks so much for keeping us all upto date .

[@bc-guy852]

Absolutely INCREDIBLE coverage Denys!! Did you say you're a pilot?? You sound like a well-informed Engineer! Excellent Journalism Sir. Heroyam slava. I love your humor and your sarcasm. (The pic of the Russian General is perfect.) Stay safe. Slava Ukraini. Much love from BC Canada

[@davidroosa4561]

what he didnt show are the medals on that generals back also.

[@scallan74]

Gee wizz lol "here is a BTR converted to a submarine" Your vids are great. More informative than the news on tv.

[@rochrich1223]

I hadn't seen a map including all the swampy former river curves, in English Oxbow lakes. Good map analysis would cut down the number of crossing points way more than most civilians realize. I think I saw the approach road was actually a power line maintenance road. That would make it an obvious place to watch.

[@cs40660]

@UCFUlEf_qOCw4PEscZn6_usA joined 4 months ago.

[@bostonrailfan2427]

topographic engineers and surveyors are two of the most important jobs: they’re the ones to make the needed maps and analyze them for intelligence, armor, infantry, and artillery. they’re the unsung heroes of the military, even in the era of GPS guidance you still need mapmaking and map reading personnel!

[@miketaylor5212]

@Vintage Bollinger you can be sure the russians wont come back for the bodies if they do they will bury them in a trench then list them as missing so the widows and mothers do not get a check from the goverment.

[@als1023]

There is video of UA intelligence talking about their logistic guys watching this are for quite a while, and one narrowed it down to this crossing a few days before. I see your point about the oxbow lakes, we have many in Canada, terrible places to work around, and the power line road is known to all Canadian back country people, a natural avenue to use. The Ruzzian strategy to cross here makes sense to me. I'm understanding better now that the 3 days duration is being explained, because I saw 3rd day pics before day 1. Thanks for posting !! Slava ukraine !!

[@DanielRead]

48.950874746184645, 38.22681682496974 it makes more sense when they give you the right location

[@cherryscarlett]

4:27 remember, controlling the border perfectly with sentinels and ambushes, means cutting off their supply lines completely.. and halting their invasion, putting all offensives on "pause".. and forcing them on the defensive (where more flanking will sabotage them from where they least expect it, before they even mount defensive mode, fully)

[@cheezy1969]

Hi Denys, thank you for your content of the war in Ukraine it is very descriptive, precise and most of all truthful. It's always nice to have your perspective on what is actually going on over there. May you all get your lives back sooner than later so you can rebuild your cities to their former glory. My heart goes out to you and all those effected by this pointless war for power comes from those humble humans like your countryman and women who have won the hearts of the world. I personally love your your humour on the incompetents of Russian forces and generals because the Ukraine defenders are so more intelligent. The barbaric behaviour only shows how backward they are. Long live Ukraine from Australia.

[@beverlystorey9732]

Again, a really good report on the war! Ukraine is winning! David is killing Goliath!! I'm so impressed with the leadership and the people of Ukraine! Reminds me of the Battle of the Alamo here in Texas. Same fortitude and determination. Slava Ukraine!!

[@peterebel7899]

What? Building a ponton Bridge in the morning? This was my military profession, only in darkness, bad weather , zero sight. We were trained to perform fast without any light, ... Poor tactics again on the Russian side.

[@MrMILZEY]

This particular battle will be an epic block buster movie one day.Another triumph for your people and a fantastic win for Eurovision.The Ukrainians have so much to be proud of and so much to look forward to. Stay safe Denys and Slava Ukraini!

[@andrewmcphee8965]

First viewer of this video thanks to my Patreon support, c'mon people support Denys and help him give us quality videos. Thank you Denys, your new studio looks great, keep up the good work. Slava Ukraine and love from Australia.

[@terrylim12345]

Your videos are so great, thanks we can see Ukrainian advance to re take their land, i'm thinking of brave soldier's who still holding & sacrificing their lives in mariopol factory, so sad for them hope Ukrainian soldiers can move quick to save them now they have heavy weapons from Allied forces 💪🇺🇲🇲🇫🇬🇧 ✌️💪Slava Ukraine bro 🇺🇦

[@boink800]

The Ukrainian heroes are great in ambushes, they are one of the best armies in the world for this. The Russian Keystone Army are one of the most idiot armies in the world, the best example of how not to do things.

[@peewee-nv8yc]

Setting a ambush isn't really the hardest thing either, you have to know the general direction of the enemy and what the enemy is up to , then wait and strike hard ! this is also not an ambush but a well coordinated artillery strike along with good drone surveillance

[@blkted2945]

@@peewee-nv8yc Ummm, I kinda disagree, setting a good ambush is about bottlenecks, chokepoints, overarching avenues, it can get complicated but the terrain says alot. Their convoys were really sitting ducks. This ambush at the crossing was very well thought out, if you look at details, they knew they were going to cross, with certain amount of equipment, and waited for them to commit to the crossing and lit them up...brilliant. If you look at it, they could have stopped it from the beginning, but now, they have surrended soldiers, which could divulge intel and other details.

[@peewee-nv8yc]

@@blkted2945 you say it yourself "setting a good ambush is about bottlenecks, chokepoints, overarching avenues, it can get complicated but the terrain says alot" ! this was a well coordinated artillery strike with very good drone surveillance!

[@srinathbh4262]

Clever chaps your brave soldiers!!

[@pho-kingsoup8126]

I find having google maps open while you go through updates makes it easier so the map with cyrillic letters isn't an issue. Thanks for the updates and this is becoming my main source for daily movements of fronts because you make it easy to understand!

[@PeterSedesse]

It really only takes a few minutes to learn the alphabet.

[@pho-kingsoup8126]

@@PeterSedesse I know the alphabet from working in Ukraine years ago but am just slow figuring out which cities/towns are which. It's not a muscle I use everyday.

[@ЗаСталина-н7л]

As a result, the Russians destroyed the grouping of the Armed Forces of Ukraine near the river, their pontoons. And then vseravno crossed the river and entrenched. And you shoot about the snake island, which the Armed Forces of Ukraine tried to take 4 times. We lost 4 planes, 8 helicopters, 4 boats and 2 bayraktars and everything is useless

[@rorychivers8769]

@@PeterSedesse I learned the alphabet years ago, but it still feels like reading with dyslexia. I think it's just the similar shapes with contradictory sound values. I honestly find reading Japanese less stressful, what with it being completely different in every single way.

[@rorychivers8769]

@@ЗаСталина-н7л If I close my eyes, they can't see me. If I close my eyes, they can't see me. If I close my eyes, they can't see me.

[@gilbertmondia5060]

Thank you for the updates DENYS

[@wehosrmthink7510]

Freeze the video at 4:34 . Hilarious caption :“ …not great , not terrible”. I love your sure, Denys! Slava Ukraini!

[@marshallmintz7564]

The photo of the Russian General is well worth the price of admission.....nice medals Igor.

[@andrewackerley9985]

Keep up the good work Denys. You are really helpful in my understanding of what's really going on there on every battle-front. I'm also grateful that you maintain some semblance of objectivity as difficult as that must be for you. Fuck those Orcs. Sláva Ukraini! 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@canadiansearchingforfreedo7505]

Defense Politcs Asia has analyzed this and proven it fake

[@tenbelow9617]

@@canadiansearchingforfreedo7505 Slava Ukraine! These people are tough! russia would do best to go home with their tail between their legs.

[@paulross225]

@@canadiansearchingforfreedo7505 Why waste your time? Just sit back and watch Russia lose, there really isn't anything for you to do or say anymore.

[@andrewackerley9985]

@@canadiansearchingforfreedo7505 Any good psychologist would insist that you are 'in denial' coz things are looking rather bleak for Putin's Ruskyi Mir. Methinks, you just need to get all your Covid vaccinations & top-ups.

[@AstroGremlinAmerican]

Agreed but more than a semblance of objectivity. I heard first from this site about the recent misreported sinking of a Russian boat.

[@leeming1317]

Always looking for your updates Denys

[@StuntmanStuntman-pl1qx]

Thanks Denys. Slava Ukraini. Coming to a theater near you, real soon………..

[@smitdog79]

Awesome to see how the rivers are holding back attacking, could almost think of it as divine intervention, god favours the defenders, by any chance you are a Russian soldier reading this, take the hint and piss off before the guys that know the field your sat in like the back of their hands put you in a hole

[@advancetotabletop5328]

I find it remarkable that Russia, who has relied upon General Winter for centuries, doesn’t understand defensive terrain better!

[@advancetotabletop5328]

If they succeeded to build that bridge despite all the setbacks, just imagine how much further losses they’d have taken afterwards because of their incompetence. Thanks for the videos.

[@cheahd]

Great job in explanation my friend!, support from Australia

[@arashkhoshghadamnia376]

tnx for your excellent update, Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@jamesyoung1022]

Keep sending Ukraine weapons and ammunition. The war will not end until there are no more Russian soldiers left in Ukraine. There is nothing to negotiate. Just like the Budapest Memorandum that Russians signed in 1994, no agreement with Russia is worth the paper it is written on.

[@flyingtiger2212]

another great update! thanks Denys!!!!

[@Edo9River]

It seems that Russian strategy is massing larger numbers repeatedly. In a fight of attrition, this seems like a good idea. Further south, artillery carpet bombing then advancing the creeping attack by ground troops, you’ve repeatedly described again and again. I wish the Ukrainian could have an attack by sea up along the coast, that, if successful, would break the artillery positions bombing Mariupol. An amphibious landing with lots of drones.

[@hendrikdependrik1891]

Ukraine definitely needs a swarm of Anavia HT-100. One HT-100 can carry 2-4 Javelin rounds to reduce the amount of functional Russian BTGs.

[@armyvet8090]

Bass boats with machineguns. Git um boys.

[@timper4326]

Brown water Navy.

[@blkted2945]

I said the same thing, even special operators to disrupt and deny. It will make them continually look south.

[@Edo9River]

@@blkted2945 I have continued to come to the same conclusion. As far as naval combat exists, it is all about "snake" Island (ha what a name!) . Somehow, someway there has to be built by the Ukrainians a big enough distractor, iin the Odessa neighborhood, to cause everyone to look in that direction, while some kind of powerful, but temporary shock needs to occur further up the coast that would loosen the grip on the Donbas areas. But then I don't know enough.

[@sammiceli7645]

The photo of that Russian puppet with all the medals.... Made my day😄. Keep up the good work and fight. N.E. U.S.A 🇺🇦🇺🇲

[@Gersh_Binglander]

Very informative. Thanks.

[@josephinemonahan915]

Oh Denys!...”the bridge was not intact”,....but your sense of humour certainly is...”part of the bridge converted to a submarine”😂...Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦🌻🇪🇺🇮🇪

[@klaushochkogler7237]

Quite like your reports and sense of humor... Slava Ukraine!

[@rochrich1223]

Gone are the days where hordes of Russian infantry would take control of territory to clear the way for tanks. There are no Russian infantry divisions in Ukraine, only mechanized infantry, tanks and mostly formerly VDV airborne mechanized infantry. FYI a full strength VDV infantry company has less than 50 dismountable infantry!? At 75% peacetime strength, the vehicles are manned but the dismounts drop to 30ish! That's as many as an under strength infantry platoon! What it comes down to is the Russians don't have enough...everything to get the job done. They have struck the tar-baby and are thoroughly stuck! (pardon the Brer Rabbit metaphor)

[@alanparsonsfan]

This, if true, is yet another mistake the Rus appear to have made. infantry and tanks are symbiotic, but clearly not here. The totalitarian fascination with having the biggest everything does not seem to be serving them well here.

[@blkted2945]

Very well put. I remember dismounts, I was like hell nah.....leaving an nice warm vehicle to rush the enemy, but our Mech Inf guys were pumped. Gave a whole new meaning of dismounts.

[@alexanderthaisen5695]

Love it and you I'm from Denmark 🇩🇰🙏💙💯🇺🇦🇩🇰💙 i love to see you shov Slavia and glory Ukraine 🇺🇦💙🇩🇰💯🏆💙

[@Logoned]

There's a lot of people like myself who do not trust the media, CNN, BBC, NBC, etc so we tune in to you and other KZbinrs around the world to get a truer picture of the goings on. From my homeland, Cuba, KZbin is not an alternative, it is the only way to get the truth our of the Communist censorship. You guys are very important to the world. Keep doing what you're doing, my friend, you're doing a great job. In my opinion you're the best source we have covering the Russian invasion and occupation. God bless

[@Calventius]

Great briefing today! Very good

[@cyruslupercal9493]

Pro russian high on copium will be like: " It's a minor setback, Russia has infinite reserves, Ukrainians got lucky, won't happen again. Ukraine is losing badly."

[@advancetotabletop5328]

Russia: Our GDP may be no larger than Texas, but at least we have graft, corruption, and incompetence! :D

[@angelmelendez6615]

Thank you for your good information. Excellent news

[@frank4540]

If you want to call this a "counteroffensive operation" feel free to do so for "reporting purposes only". This was really a massacre and is war. I hope young Russian conscripts take the message on time and I firmly believe you should kill for your country for a good cause not die for your country in an unjustified invasion.

[@rudolfkasanpawiro644]

Thank you Davydov for the detailed updates again !

[@KEB129]

Your channel is by far the best!

[@mtnbound2764]

I actually enjoy hearing and seeing the cyrillic names of the cities.

[@adelbertantonio2937]

Good news to hear. Bravo!!

[@chriswindleydigitalsalesexpert]

Just read that you are 737/ATR Pilot ... didn't realise .... love to hear more about the air situation from your view.

[@RNemy509]

Thank you another great video and stay safe

[@horuslupercal9936]

Fantastic news. Thanks for sharing!

[@MusicMixerXX]

amazing channel very accurate and professional all the way >> ps! Russian army have the same problem like all the time ,they have commanders who order soldiers go and fight no matter is it doomed to lost, but also Ukraine Army is very professional and skilled incredible to keep eyed on your action in the war zones + you Ukraine people got to be proud for yourselfes you are one great nation with amazing people and President GG UA

[@innerdinosaur2757]

It’s now A special underwater operation excellent work haj Sokoly ! Slava Ukraini !🇺🇦🦖🌻🚜✊

[@garthfarkley]

Thank you.

[@theliquidguy5748]

I love that you update several times each day

[@pdraggy]

All the jack-in-the-box tanks there oh my! lol

[@ghieveluz3771]

Thanks Dennis... I was waiting for your info. Take Care and God Bless you and your family.

[@DWS-rx8gw]

Well done to the brave Ukrainian Army, Glory to Ukraine.

[@haast05]

Keep up the Good work victorie is ours

[@Andre_XX]

One of the best stories from the war so far.

[@Nehseilettom]

Although it‘s all a very sad Story you manage to make me laugh. I like your talk.

[@nervousdog6907]

Impressive! The Ukrainians fighting spirit never ceases to amaze.

[@niklaslund2204]

It's getting like a daily thing i need to watch ur videos. Very rare for me

[@terryhallahan4399]

Thanks for your great updates, Denys - SLAVA UKRAINI 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@PhillipHilton]

If you want to build a bridge you need to own both sides and make sure you can't get mortered or shelled while joining 'A' to 'B.' Anything else is ferrying and your assets are at risk.

[@mattbrown5511]

Slava Ukraini. Stay strong friends.

[@AndyWoohoo666]

The Christmas tree was epic!

[@johnhopkins6658]

I always thought of Russian offices as boy scouts with their medals for knot tying and lighting bush fires.

[@nowthisnamestaken]

Very good video. Thanks!

[@robertbarnier45]

Excellent. Thank you

[@gregmckinnon4533]

Thank you for providing this fantastic information Now I understand the war from more technical side This is great and I will check your website too Thank you

[@jaymac7203]

6:48 I was in tears at that photo of the Russian with all the medals 😭😭😭😭😭 lool 🤣

[@livenotonevil8279]

For Putin, it's s like playing the game, Risk, when you outnumber the defending country 20:1 and the defender keeps rolling 6s until you have to retreat. It's a horrible feeling that makes you wanna flip the board.

[@infoscholar5221]

Great coverage!

[@vswr10]

The exact point is 48º 56' 39"N, 38º 14' 02"E. You can reconize it because is the poingt were the high voltage line cross the river, the towers are on the images..

[@wallyw4965]

Reminds me of the old lemmings video game, russian troops basically just running off a ledge

[@stubie7065]

Or the the old adage, "100,000 lemmings can't be wrong"

[@1themaster1]

The bridge operation was a suicidal move of desperation.

[@peterpike]

They didn't lose tanks. It was a feint! No one ever sees the underwater sea tank coming! :-D

[@PapaOsmubal.OscarBalajadia]

Thanks, Denys, for another informative video.

[@massimogermano8466]

what a massacre, my heart is crying for the lost of all that young trees...

[@jennyvanwyk4796]

Great work Ukraine 🇺🇦 👏