Wagner Insurrection - Animated Analysis

It’s June 23rd, 2023. The social media pages of Private Military Company Wagner start sharing a video about what they called a rocket and artillery strike on their camps. However, the PMC, which was involved in fighting with Ukraine on the Russian side for almost the whole duration of the conflict, adds a shocking detail. The strike was allegedly authorized by the Russian Ministry of Defense. Wagner mercenaries are currently recovering in their training camps in the occupied Ukrainian Donbas Region after the devastating battle for Bakhmut. The camps where most of the mercenaries are located were out of the reach of the Ukrainian military, so according to the Wagner chief, Yevgeniy Prigozhin, the Russian Ministry of Defense deliberately started destroying its now former allies.
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[@jamieconnor3505]

Everyone knew prigozhin was gonna die, i was surprised he lasted so long

[@Tryharder69420]

He would’ve lived and overthrew the Russian government if he continued

[@justadude336]

@@Tryharder69420I believe that it was very possible for him to gain popular support if he reached Moscow and took the tv stations. Also with direct control of Rostov Don he had the weapons and supplies that was going to the front lines. No clue if he would win in the long term but he would have been successful in starting a civil war and perhaps a larger mutiny in the military.

[@sender5804]

@@Tryharder69420 nope, not with 50k troops

[@Tryharder69420]

@@sender5804 lmfao. The Wagner troops are the only troops Russia has that are trained the best. Wagner troops could easily beat reserves. The fact they shot down multiple helis including a ka52 shows they could’ve easily won

[@BARelement]

@@Tryharder69420They would’ve MOPPPED, AND SOPPED.

[@Randomstuffs261]

It must have been tough trying to analyze the most absurd coup-de-blyat in history. You have my utmost respect.

[@KuyNoKay]

це правда , пам'ятаю як ці тупі новини в 4 ночі дивився . і тепер в мене збитий режим сну , ура

[@captain-pepper]

coup-de-blyat is a nice neologism

[@danilapolesciuk4316]

I remember finding out about this at midnight(a couple hours after it started) and then I went asleep at 4 am and then woke up at 1 pm. I followed the entire situation like every 20 minutes till they stopped at like 7 pm. I was literally the most happy and most disappointed I have ever been in months maybe even years

[@TheGonzogibby]

All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts, His acts being seven ages - W. Shakespeare

[@KorbinX]

But they haven't covered Jan 6th yet 😂😂😂😂

[@medln5357]

imagine being a russian prisoner and some bald man recruited you to some random PMC, you get to shoot down helicopters and inavde a system that imprisoned you just to get a waiver of freedom afterwards. truly insane

[@alextiga8166]

I bet russians enjoy having all the maniacs and murderers being released after they gained experience at war Imagine having a neighbor who had 6 month of war instead of 15 years in prison, their patriots must be happy with the system they've built.

[@wilsonball7171]

at that time they had not recruited people from prison for more than 6 months

[@steven401ytx]

@@wilsonball7171 people can live for more than six months

[@reboundrides8132]

The people being recruited from prison were largely shock troops that were only there to soak up lead and artillery fragments. They were not operating things such as manpads/artillery/ armored vehicles. Their objectives were to form waves of meat and continue to walk toward the enemy (exposing enemy positions) for the actual pmc troops in the back to clean up. It was a very well documented tactic of Wagner at the time and very few prisoners made it back to Russia with their “freedom papers” and the few who did wound up killing civilians and wound up back in prison.

[@charlesthom2462]

Get the man his ammo for goodness sake.

[@MarkyMark2177]

Lol

[@reboundrides8132]

Unironically almost every soldier in every war in the history of mankind complained about “not having enough” basically he wanted all those Soviet stockpiles left to take bakhmut. BAKHMUT. And it was already destroyed. They were right in limiting his arms

[@L5GUK]

The work you carry out here is incredible. With the constant stream of footage and information coming out of this war it is really difficult to conceptualise and understand what happened beyond 'x happened in this town' or 'fighting was reported here and there'. Your visualisations are invaluable to see how the units moved, with what and where; also showing the clashes and even sometimes down to what weapon systems. Really great work.

[@calebhamm2493]

I know multiple people say this on all 7 videos you’ve made so far but please don’t stop making them.

[@Pwh5476]

Having recently found your channel, this is content that I have been specifically looking for. You have good production quality and stick to the facts, I'm a huge fan.

[@OEightHours]

It's been 1 year ago already, feels like it happened a few months back ...

[@roryhession204]

I appreciate the subtle irony of choice of song 'flight of the valkyries'. Cheeky reference to 'operation Valkyrie' the coup on Hitler during ww2. Bravo.

[@thebbqbandito2868]

Can’t wait for Wagner 2 electric boogaloo

[@SteelLegionnaire]

I asked for it and there it is, thanks!

[@whcw11]

I think the reasoning behind Prigozhin's decisions was caused by a lack of options - he realized if he kept going, he'd basically win the war for Ukraine and start a civil war in Russia. He needed to reach an agreement with Putin as soon as possible because he still considered himself to be very much on the Russian side of the conflict. So he accepted a deal that put him in a worse position than he had before the coup purely because he didn't want to be remembered by historians as the guy who sparked a revolution against his buddy Putin. He may have even known he was signing his own death sentence at that point and sacrificed himself for what he considered the greater good, but I personally think he was too much of an opportunistic, unscrupulous businessman to die for his country. He probably just miscalculated the risk, trusting Putin more than he should have.

[@adityabiswas106]

Damn, you more or less show a documentary of all this. Hats off to you!

[@RedTail1-1]

They kept whining about equipment and ammunition, but Putin knew what he was doing. The constant threats of "if we don't get this or that we are going to rebel" made sure wagner had to be kept low on ammunition. Lo and behold as soon as they were given more equipment and ammunition they immediately started for Moscow...

[@janhanebeck4203]

Well this story found a quick ending.

[@slugshell2901]

It is truly prigover 😔

[@bolobalaman]

Pri is gone but his fighting spirit will live on and inspire more Russian scum to rise up and revolt against Putin. It’s always good business to see Ivan killing each other

[@xdscorpoinz6394]

Love the videos but a new mic would do you wonders

[@kaste5511]

Sir you were born to do this so please continue

[@nymerie]

You're not accurate when you said the people were cheering Wagner because they don't support Putin or the like. Things happened way too fast for anyone to even realise what was going on. And before anyone knew it, Wagner men were in town. Wagner men were more likely celebrated for their infamous contributions and victories rather than cheered on against Putin.

[@lmao.3661]

i dunno, i remember how pissed off everyone on telegram was when they stopped, and that they wanted putin's weakness out.

[@davidnguyen467]

Can u imagine dragging 10k-15k dead comrades from the battlefield. Of course an army would be pissed

[@lampshade6967]

Prigozhin was genuinely a moron for thinking Putin wouldn’t have him killed

[@SaladbarRust]

Omg… I hit me towards the end of the video. Just speculation here but what if Wagner secured a weapon that made them so powerful that Putin had no choice but to pardon them.

[@MXB2001]

Ack. That's a new one. Plausible since Prig does seem to have good connections in the military.

[@RapidAssaultEuro]

A weapon to surpass Metal Gear!?

[@wirelessbluestone5983]

Doubt it

[@Killzone110]

I don't care what anyone says, what Prigozhin was dangerously based.

[@d9720267]

Would have been so much better without the irrritating background music. I know it's Wagner, but still.

[@rubenlopez3364]

What happened was that Progozhin was only trying to keep his deal with Putin where he would work in Africa in Syria and lay low so now, when Putin started his personal war with Ukraine, and started to drag Wagner forces into it, he got upset that none of this was benefiting him yet all his forces were being exhausted and Putin was using him as a meat shield worse than before placing the blame of war crimes on him

[@L3G3NDARYSNIP3R]

Please put the Mariupol video back up I was halfway through it 🙏

[@franciscojaviergarciacalde7675]

And Prigrozhin died. Vladimir always wins

[@RobertCraft-re5sf]

You spelled it wrong. You need to replace W with F

[@shapshooter8669]

Are we sure it was a failed SAM that took out the fuel depot? And not the KA52 itself?

[@TheWarArchive]

Yes, the video at 10:53 clearly shows that when the explosion happened, the helicopter was already flying in a different direction. I also reconstructed events on the map and, as you can see, the fuel depot was right on the course of the missile which was flying extremely low.

[@Віктор-щ5ф]

​@@TheWarArchive моя повага, чоловіче!

[@Xodok.]

Summer offensive 2023 animated pls

[@Liam-rf1ey]

12:39 ted kaczynski on the right

[@krazicanuck9045]

This video lasted as long as the coup did

[@Igor-nb6st]

Не простил путин. А пригожин зря не дошёл до кремля...

[@nabyendu16]

Wagner force's should have go ahead with their plan...they made a mistake

[@germancanaza4674]

Wow hermoso

[@thebossmonster12]

Riot police with orders to put down a "rebellion" with batons and plastic shields seeing T-72s: 👁👄👁

[@dampug]

In actuality the reason Prigozhin turned around and had no chance of winning was because of the various military and paramilitary units stationed around Moscow which did not participate in the invasion. From ODON (also known as the Dzerzhinsky Division), to the Kremlin Regiment, 154th Preobrazhensky Commandant’s Regiment finally, the Semyonovsky Lifeguard Regiment (which has tanks and armoured vehicles), alongside various reserve and national guard units. In reality, these troops number more than 30,000, which is 6-10 times bigger than anything Prigozhin’s forces numbered. The coup was doomed from the start, and not only that but also the entire Russian airforce and whatever reserve forces of the Russian military would have crushed the uprising anyway.

[@chromicm6686]

​@@dampugNapoleon marched into france with a couple hundred men against several hundred thousand, and he took the nation. Who is to say that you would fight prigoshin if your leadership in Moscow already ran away to St Petersberg? Either way, surely it would be better to do and die trying, than inevitably be executed later

[@hoantran041975]

@@dampug If Prigozhin pressing on into the wide open Moscow within 12 hrs ,the loyalist would'nt have enough time to ready to move the whole 3 divisions to defend Moscow and they might change their mind upon Prigozhin was in power.

[@dampug]

@@hoantran041975 Those military formations are positioned within Moscow alongside some National Guard troops, it is a huge doubt that Prigozhin would have moved from Rostov to Moscow fast enough to overpower those units (which outnumbered him by at minimum five times). They had a very strong defensive position along the Oka river and their forces virtually had no supply beside what they had on hand, if they had pressed on it is almost certain they would have been repelled or run out of equipment or ammunition to keep going. To get from Rostov to Moscow is hypothetically possible, but even the slightest of delays would have doomed the plan, had they actually attempted to press through military forces along the Oka river (south of Moscow) it would have taken at minimum a day to beat off whatever forces could be assembled. Even then, there were tens of thousands of armed police and National Guard troops (OMON, SOBR, 604th Special Purpose Center "Vityaz" etc.) While it isn't technically impossible, the chances were heavily stacked against Prigozhin and would have required a total collapse of resistance by the troops on the Oka river, which stopped Wagners' advance and doomed the rebellion. It's also important to remember that only 8,000 Wagner troops participated in the event (according to British intelligence) with only 4,000 troops bound for Moscow itself.

[@Ridge1139]

@@hoantran041975 True, and we do not forget that many soldiers and police forces simply watched what is just gonna happend. I'm sure that this would slow down the defence of the Moscow. Moscow is a really big city and to deffend it you would have a really big forces to prefent form going through. When Prigozhin would take take City center then more of the russian soldier wolud not wanted to fight him simply seeing a chance to break Putins era. Putin leaving Moscow is a proof that the take of the City was possible.

[@0nahoIe]

PRIGOZHIN ROLLING THE WORST COUP EVER ASKED TO LEAVE RUSSIA

[@somethingtoputonpizza6667]

it was going well but the finale sucks

[@IslamistSocialist371]

no russian elites support him lmao . thats why he backed down

[@williamtheconqueror2719]

Asked to leave existents.

[@Harvin87]

What a terrible blunder Prigozhin made, instead of pressing home and go all-in... a "compromise" resulted in his inevitable and very forseeable betrayal and death.

[@kittycatcat6962]

That compromise guaranteed was a box with his family members fingers and ears in it, with a promise note that says more will be sent if he doesn't stand down

[@benhutt8332]

he had no chance either way. it was just a matter of how many would die

[@sender5804]

at least his family lived

[@looinrims]

In the words of Michael Kofman “What does Prigozhin know that I don’t? Is he just crazy? it’s always worth asking that. Is the structure more brittle than we can see from outside?” And of course after the ‘deal’ “if Prigozhin is a complete fool he would give up Rostov without guarantees since that’s his bargaining chip”

[@looinrims]

@@__-bc8fkFSB didn’t sit idly by, FSB was on Putin’s side directly

[@equarg]

Wow. That was a crazy 24 hours. A US General gave Prighozin 60-90 days before Putin killed him. Welp, exactly 60 days later Prighozin’s plane goes down. Apparently something went boom in the planes baggage compartment….or shot down. The question is, what’s next………. Russians love their anniversaries and holidays.

[@Kaanfight]

I mean, it didn’t exactly take a rocket scientist to know he was a dead man walking

[@darth_elsa6681]

I was watching this live when it happened....only in the corrupt mafia state known as Russia, is this considered to be normal. The most interesting and hilarious part of it was Kadyrov's Clown Show that got stuck in a "traffic jam" and then showed up a day late filming themselves on an empty road "looking" for Wagner.

[@adam145]

I still can't believe that helicopters and planes were shot down, streets bombed and military installations destroyed but after like 2 days it all returned to normal. It's like a house of meth addicts where someone gets stabbed to death, then someone cooks a dog and eats it, but in the evening everyone's back and they're drinking beer while watching TV.

[@hailexiao2770]

​@@adam145Russia: the trap house of the world

[@OptimisticSturmmann142]

​@@hailexiao2770Queue the trap remix!

[@__-bc8fk]

That's fake about 'family as hostages'. Noone will torture your family when they understand that you will become a ruler in an hour without any resistance. FSB are not suicidals Prigozhin just was a coward and started a coup in order to survive, not to take pwer. So when he was granted an exit he easily agreed

[@GregorClegane402]

@@__-bc8fk that exit was a trap. even for me that was so clear. prigozhin should have known putin better

[@vladvoicu8983]

Again and again, your skill and documentation is evident in every video you make. This is by far some of the most impartial and well-researched videos on Ukraine as a whole. I hope your dedication will bring you great success in the future.

[@scipioafr]

Impartial? Megalol

[@xuanhieulanpham904]

impartial????

[@Freedom9X]

This could have been the highlight of the season, but then it just ended.

[@Zboubtoumou]

I remember that day. My jaw drop when I saw what kind of AA equipments they had (Pantsir) What a moment... I still think that Prighozhin really wanted to shed blood at the Kremlin Also I think that the "meatgrinder" made him lose his mental state. Sending that much man to the grave must be a huge load to bear. Anyway, Great Video as always.

[@battenburg6089]

I can't say I blame him, at the end of the day while he's in charge of his forces, his orders come directly from Shoigu and the MoD, and he's obviously questioned orders so many times and been ignored, it would send any man crazy to know you're willingly throwing lives away (lives a PMC company can't exactly spare). I feel Putin couldn't feed Shoigu to Wagner, because he has nobody else left who is deemed competent enough to lead.

[@dunbar9finger]

I think he was banking on more of the regular Russian generals joining him and supporting the coup. When only a few did, he realized his march didn't have a long future. Without more of the regular army supporting him, at most he'd only temporarily occupy a bit of Moscow before getting pushed out and executed. That would have helped Ukraine because it would pull some troops back to Russia to fight Prigozhin, but it would have ended badly for Progozhin. He took the only lifeline he had once it was offered. Putin was thinking "oh shit this coup thing is getting too far" while Prigozhin was thinking "oh shit the coup isn't going far enough". So both were looking for a way to back out.

[@tfdsuikp]

I think he lost his mental state way before that. He had russian neo nazi war crime terrorists in his pmc and had zero problem with it, he literally said to suck a d*ck anyone who doesn't like it and that those "soldiers" are wearing nazism on themselves just to fight "real" nazism. Or maybe he lost it when he ordered to kill many separatists leaders, or maybe way before that when he was involved in prostituon of girls less than 18 years old. Or when he was first put in jail for stealing stuff at age of 17.

[@xSintex]

Yeah but instead he... didn't do what he set out to do, got his PMC disbanded, and himself killed.@@dunbar9finger

[@WorshipinIdols]

@@battenburg6089nonsense! Shoigu Is not competent to lead he is the most incompetent person in Russia. What he is is loyal enough to trust to fill the position of defense minister who is certain not to do exactly what Prighozhin just did.

[@bolobalaman]

In other word : Idiot forget the quote “ if u aim for the King, u better not miss “.

[@More_Row]

Watching it happen in real time I was real dissatisfied ( to say the least ) when it suddenly stopped so close to Moscow .

[@DB-st4gf]

There are meany good channels that cover this conflict, but noone explains and shows it so good as you. I realy hope your dedication will bring you great success in the future.

[@Fryslanpr0]

Great analysis on how uncontrolled PMCs can be detrimental to health! Looking forward to the next video, keep up the great work.

[@Fryslanpr0]

@@JustChill-zd4ib that's like saying a tumor is mostly good for you because it removed a pimple and doctors learned from it...

[@constantinexi6489]

Man this was so wild, I went to bed genuinely wondering if Russia would still exist when I wake up

[@jono6472]

I honestly think wagner troops just got tired of been used as bodies to be thrown in to battle at bakhmut. Prighozhin probably promised them if they can capture bakhmut they will be free( since alot of them are former convicts/inmates ) and after bakhmut defense ministry was probably just gonna throw them into more meat grinders at other part of ukraine. That is probably why it all came to a sudden stop so randomly and having it brokered by Lukashenko (out of all ppl) thus ending their involvement in the war to save their own lives. Not saying Prighozhin and wagner is the "good guys" in the rebellion but sending that much man to the graves over bakhmut has to have some mental toll, if not on Prighozhin atleast on the junior officers among the company. We also dont know how much control Prighozhin has over wagnar, wagnar could of rebelled anyway without him and maybe even have him killed for breaking his promise to them and Lukashenko's offer is the best of both worlds for wagnar and putin. The common soldier will have to be pretty angry or pretty stupid to agree to and try a rebellion like that and just ending it all the sudden. Its either that or Prighozhin just wanted to coup de ta at the mod only? (like putin will just allow his subordinates to do that) or this is just a cover up for wagnar to invade ukraine and Kiev from the north, which is possible but to suggest russian command to have that much brain after what we have seen in this war is kinda unlikely.

[@TheIrishTexan]

This proved not only that they can't defend their own land, but also that many would be unwilling to do so. Not only that, but that a mercenary group and prison conscripts can humiliate the Russian department of defense it doesn't take a full country to do it. Russia can act all big and tough in someone else's land, but in their own land, they're small and pathetic. They have to keep attacking other people to 'look' stronger than they really are. And they're doing a piss poor job of that, too.

[@Levanov1k]

Yappity yap

[@WorshipinIdols]

Man! Prighozhin was in position to seize Moscow and either take power outright or at least divide the loyalty of the nation and all of its most important officials. He positioned himself to divide the power structure of Russia and push Putin out of power by making him irrelevant as the Army was not even capable in dealing with Ukraine while the RosGvardia (Putin’s equivalent to the SS, which works hand-in-hand with his Gestapo the FSB) froze in indecision and in the realization that it was too weak and unprepared in terms of both training and equipment to stand up to an actual military level force of veteran fighter who would roll over them with ease. He really blew his big chance. He had the manpower, he had the equipment, he had the loyalty of his man, he had the support of the public. And he balked at taking power for himself.

[@WorshipinIdols]

@ICMFX absolutely

[@flyingmanforfun]

Damn shame this ended in such a anti-climatic way:(

[@dominicjohn8663]

they literally had it in the bag, such a shame they stopped

[@chelswu3880]

Was following the events live. Pretty great breakdown of the events, including some unseen footage from the helicopters cockpit! I still think Shoigu+Gerasimov and Prigozhin will find a way to 'take care' of each other. Maybe Putin promised Wagner he'd fire the MOD chiefs, but it will happen a few months later to save face.

[@jazko]

And now Prigozhin is a little dead.

[@chiefafro8947]

Another fantastic analysis, keep up the good work

[@MajinLiveTV]

Absolutely love the little snippets of GoPro videos on the side while there are moving infographics over the google map satellite photo in the middle. Makes it so much easier to understand whats going on. Would suggest to add a cone on the map showing the point of view we are getting and so we can tell which direction we are looking at from (where possible that is).

[@yb7875]

Fitting music choice. When it started there were some rumors that something was happening but I thought it was just made up. I realized something was actually happening when the Wagner telegram Grey Zone posted an entire script for the third act of Wagner's Siegfried. They love their theatrics.

[@serhii3194]

How come he was so stupid to beleive Putin that it would be no consequences if surrender, like, it is former KGBst, lie was and is his employment for decades since cold war 😂😂

[@hedgehog3180]

Lukashenko was probably the only winner in this considering he got a large and fairly experienced military unit out of it, which is a direct threat to Putin.

[@hjhsdujh]

Yeah like letting the fox into the henhouse, what could go wrong 😂

[@AnP865]

I think Prighozin was genuinely pissed and wanted to shake things up. Putin couldn't easily get rid of Wagner because they manage a lot of interests in Africa, a major source of income and political influence. He also was probably grateful for them as they haven't done too badly in Ukraine. Sending them to Belarus is a way to save face and de-escalate the situation. The timing also co-incides with the Ukranian counteroffensive, which seems to see Russia in a more passive, defensive role, not the type of thing Wagner are particularly useful for. Maybe in September we will see Wagner and more conscripts return to the front lines.

[@andremacedo8463]

Nah he was just trying to overthrow the russian government, trying to use his political powers and the low support for the war to put the population on his side but that didnt happen so he stopped.

[@buckplug2423]

It should also be remembered that rarely in Russia does anyone get liquidated right away. That's a very easy way to create a martyr. Instead, they are "forgiven" and relegated to some harmless role for a few months or years and then, once everything clears and everyone forgets about them, are they killed off or sent to prison or into exile (where they may also be killed). The state never forgets betrayal, especially since Prigozhin publicly denounced the war effort and the Russian army in a video before the insurrection. He is a dead man walking, unless of course he's incredibly useful to Putin. But once he isn't anymore his days are counted.

[@gunn-brittslagochetik2863]

he dead@@buckplug2423

[@sergey.badadyan]

​@@buckplug2423you were extremely right. Utkin got killed too, as Prigozhin's right hand.

[@PAllen74]

SHOIGUU GERASIMOV!!!

[@ДмитрійКраковецький]

Друже, мав за честь навчатися з тобою у Києві❤

[@iotaje1]

This last speech was enlightening with regards to the current situation in Niger. As for the motivations, as Perun has said Prigozhin never had the means to force Putin to do anything, as he can simply fly away further. He probably hoped he could talk sense to him, and Putin probably knows Shoigu is a safer ally even if incompetent.

[@carloslizardi115]

Hey where's the Bahkmut documentary???

[@caracallaavg]

The most extensive prank in history

[@tryomama]

Wait, so that missed middle hit a local fuel depo? Not only they are fighting each other but also destroying infrastructure along the way. Good job

[@zanax4363]

In hindsight not the best idea of Prigoshyn😅

[@equarg]

You need to do an update and examine Proghozin’s death due to his plane having a bomb in the baggage compartment….or being shot down.

[@Jack-sk4mp]

I remember watching this and marveling at the fact that I was getting to watch the most incompetent pmc going against the most incompetent government while the most incompetent army sat around and watched. Then they just turned around, went home and everyone continued on with their day. WTF 🤡🌍

[@ZOMBIEo07]

Nobody wanted to fight each other. How is it that hard to understand?

[@РулонОбоев-н9ъ]

The army yes, but wagner is (or now was) very far from being incompetent

[@Nice_Comment]

почему пропал послдений ролик про защиту Мариуполя?

[@BARelement]

This is why kids, if you’re gonna be that bold and stupid. Gotta hold ON TO POWA 😂! Because mf died due to his lack of foresight that if he was gonna go this far, might aswell not stop.

[@brandonc5965]

Wish wagner would have took over this entire problem and the corrupt military shoigu pissed himself

[@gaveintothedarkness]

What happened to the Mariupol video? Did it get pulled down? Was really looking forward to watching that :(

[@TheWarArchive]

I will re-upload it tomorrow and explain everything. Sorry for that!

[@gaveintothedarkness]

@@TheWarArchive No need to apologize! Looking forward to seeing it, keep up the great work!

[@chillbean5837]

Same I was saving it to watch tn 😢

[@Toxic_Man_]

Difficulty Level 1: Russia 1917 --------> Difficulty Level 2: Russia 2023

[@noBap_B_TAHKE]

Please share this video with everyone you know. This should be seen by as many people as possible in order to understand what is really happening, to know the truth. Thank you very much to the author for your work. Man thank you very much.

[@DeepSpaceIndustriesLOL]

wagner could have done it, there wasn't much stopping them at that point they had the next move and they threw it away and then got punished for it with the death of their leader.

[@pertti_peräreikä]

Your documentaries are best on internet

[@randycheow4268]

Non credible coup

[@ВоваЯр-н5г]

I was in Wagner at the time. Unfortunately, we did not take Moscow.

[@neofulcrum5013]

If only he kept going to Moscow

[@Lync512]

Tarkov moment.

[@Spartan101201]

Happy 1 year anniversary! If only it could happen again..

[@steveh5005]

Your channel is up there with the very best. Analysis is very professional

[@andrews68]

of course Ride of the Valkyrie must be played !

[@impaugjuldivmax]

this requires an update

[@ThePrisoner881]

The most likely explanation for the end of the coup was Proghozin failed to capture the top Russian generals at Rostov-on-Don. He may have been able to take Moscow and the MoD, but he couldn't hope to hold it against a concerted counterattack that would surely come. The only remaining option was to stop and broker a deal.

[@fazum]

Waiting for the analysis of Mariupol Battle.

[@Ninja504]

I wanted Wagner to keep going. I was rooting for them to get Putin

[@imermak]

Waiting from you a report on Siege of Mariupol

[@jamesharris9816]

They lost that one.

[@imermak]

@@jamesharris9816 I’m aware of that. Doesn’t mean there is nothing to tell about it. Lots of documented events, hundreds of interviews with people who were there. Many successful and unsuccessful operations on both sides. The fact that outnumbered forces could hold for 3 months, already a miracle. I like how this author delivers the material and I think he will handle such topic as well

[@jamesharris9816]

@@imermak Yeah but on previous form I don't think the author will be promoting Russian victories.

[@kawaiiwaste]

12:39 biber and dolik!

[@binklydinkler1032]

You made this video a few weeks too early 😂😂😂😂

[@Luca-cs8fy]

You make great documentaries. Could you make one about the battle for Mariupol?

[@edwhite7078]

You all miss the significance of the quote in the beginning. The director of the CIA

[@Joaquin546]

Oh no the dreaded cia

[@danielskiba6705]

I remember it unfolding it was insane

[@KostisApoTinYharnam]

Pls continue making these type of videos

[@RK-kn1ud]

The fact that Prigozhin is still alive makes me doubt what the "Insurrection" was really about.

[@reihinosimp4758]

Killing a pmc leader who has a huge stock pile of weaponry inside of russia can cause more trouble if they run loose with no leader

[@lmao.3661]

it shows that "strongman putin" is an illusion as these things normally are. it is a weak and rotten system that only preys on the weak and rotten. prigozhin is rotten but he is not weak, and trying to kill him would likely end poorly for them.

[@wirelessbluestone5983]

Prigozhin appears to be even closer to Putin after the rebellion possibly so he doesn’t attempt something like that again

[@reihinosimp4758]

@@wirelessbluestone5983 Close? Prigozhin is a dead man if he get backs to moskow. The wagner muttiny goes to show how putin likes to make his generals especially Gerasimov, the fact is even how many times that guy fucks up he is willing to put that guy in power.

[@vincentv8991]

Yeah this is great content you’ve easily became one of my fav channels

[@roberto_8162]

Great presentation, deserves more than your 32k subscribers

[@badStorych]

Дуже цікаво зробіть щє про Південь відео, або про те як рашисти захоплювали Луганську область