Zelenskyy's legitimacy; Which is the REAL Russian Offensive? - Ukraine Briefing

[@trieste2662]

I am sorry that you are not having the financial success that you deserve. Your analysis is great ad you deserve much better from YT I sent you a donation on ko-fi as a token of my appreciation I just want to offer some friendly advice. I would have used patreon but for some reason your patreon link shows up black whereas the other links you have next to it are blue. That makes the patreon link harder to see and in fact I didnt realize you had a patreon until afterwards. Try to make your patreon link more visible and noticeable and I think you will get more support through there. Please keep up the great work!

[@DefensePoliticsAsia]

- hug -

[@DefensePoliticsAsia]

The patreon link is auto converted by youtube into the icon version... Shall see how I can make it blue. Thanks for your support!

[@trieste2662]

@@DefensePoliticsAsia The military summary channel shows a blue link. It is visible when you select "more". If I were you I would put it above the fold

@@DefensePoliticsAsia Could the reach be related to geography? Meaning that the Western viewers are being recommended more content produced there. IDK just a thought 🤔 VPN publishing

[@close_all_tabs]

@@DefensePoliticsAsia Hey Wyat, please check out my comment. Some wiseguy thinks he knows you better than I do.

[@jasonanernathy5721]

Ukraine desperately needs to negotiate, or there will truly be no Ukraine. Sure they'll be some land called Ukraine, but as soon as people are allowed to leave, I expect that over half the people still alive now will leave ASAP.

[@williamcunningham6442]

not sure what world you live in? Over 500,000 dead Russian soldiers and this war is nowhere near over? Tell me in what scenario Russia can actually win this war? Their Kharkiv attack was a complete failure losing 8 to 1 solider ratio! Amazing how you communists are so delusional lol

[@danielhutchinson6604]

How many left already? The Migration in search of jobs to feed families began as they began to understand that without USSR Support the Nations industries were Kaput. 4 million left before the USA began to deliver weapons to Thugs to attack Russians inside Ukraine. How many went East? The economic migration that was begun in 1991, appears to have gone on until the Pensioners were most of the Population. The last extended period of peace in the region was apparently created by the Soviets. Moscow provided protection and economic support that Kyiv appeared to be unable to supply. The USA took advantage of the economic issues and installed their Chosen Leaders. The promotion of anti Russian sentiment inside Ukraine has been a CIA priority since 1950 when they began to work on undermining Russia. The creation of Summer Camps for Kids, were filled with Galicia history and promotion of the former period of Polish Rule. Ukraine is filled with many different heritage influences after centuries of conquest. If we fail to recognize the ethnic differences and the efforts to manipulate different nationalities struggle to dominate, the point of conflicts like this one are futile.

[@thebigeazye3000]

Yes, briefs more enjoyable, but the situation reports important too. Thx

[@dinnerwithfranklin2451]

I like this briefing program. You tie a lot of the information together which is pretty useful

[@regsmith5972]

I like both complmentary reports, the strep and this format. Thank you.

[@brianmarshall1762]

I like this style Wyatt. I hope you can keep doing this type of updates too, it would be great.

[@bogdanobradovic7621]

In terms of content, each streamer has their own special way of reporting, you do what you do very well. However, you also show a very strong ability to connect dots and come to very solid conlusions, so a format like this has merit. Even if a lot is your own oppinion, the oppinions are based on facts and evidence. Enjoyable segment. Keep it up and thank you for providing it.

[@harrisonsearles1470]

Thank you for the Briefing, Commander.

[@alanmcbride6658]

Cheers Wyatt.

[@andreaskraft8818]

I assume, the Russians are still going for their freely announced goals. They will take the whole Oblasts of Lugansk, Donetsk and Zaporishia and will take control over an additional 10 Km security zone. The method of doing small bites here and there and wherever they get the chance seems to work out.

[@Marvin-dg8vj]

That is a massive task

[@dinnerwithfranklin2451]

@@Marvin-dg8vj That is true but it is a massive task that is completely within the bounds of possibility or perhaps even probability..

[@urrywest]

Perhaps we need a week, or months in review for the front line changes. Even with a rapid advance over the corse of a day front line changes look negledgable. Like watching paint dry...

[@nledaig]

Hmm, Like watching clouds of clegs stick into paint.

[@DefensePoliticsAsia]

I have another series call frontline history - currently struggling to fit it into my programming....

[@close_all_tabs]

For what? The frontline is a stalemate. There is barly anything to report on. 100 meters here, 100 meters there,. On both sides. That's the status quo for the last 18 month. We can wait for the next "great Russian victory" like Bakhmut or Avdiivka, when Russia "liberated" a 20K town over 4 month and who knowshow many lost souls ...

[@danielhutchinson6604]

@@close_all_tabs Do you understand that Artemivsk was a Russian City for centuries? Kyiv changed the name not so long ago. Residents were pretty hostile about the name change, due to a lot of Russians having lived in that location for centuries. The fact that many of the Men Drafted by Press Gangs to be Cannon Fodder, are of Russian Families, is overlooked by the guys who conduct this Colonial Conflict, just like the Fools who ran the show in Nam.

[@close_all_tabs]

@@danielhutchinson6604 Ah. Yes yes yes. That justefies everything. Don't change city namey, dudes. Or else Russia will invade you!🤦‍♂

[@bernardfrank9247]

Thank you 👍

[@petergreen5337]

❤Thank you very much for your professional insight

[@dougselby7592]

Excellent. I welcome your opinions, "Briefing" is an excellent name, and it'll do your channels good to have distinct content.

[@alDread]

I really enjoy this new program. Thanks like your perspective

[@modernsellingimb2b]

I prefer that format. You seem to understand military and manage not to be biased.

[@craigamiclever7952]

Much better format.

[@brianvickers8590]

I don’t understand the argument about Zelenski being legitimate or not… Ukraine’s constitution doesn’t allow for elections during wartime. There would need to be legislation passed to allow for it during martial law and the opposition party has already said that they’re not in favor (because they feel like Zelenski would actually be more likely to win in the current situation).

[@off6848]

He was never legitimate to begin with put in power by an oligarch who works for the west

[@agent3268]

For Ukraine to stabilise the front in Kharkov means to lost at least 2 or 3 settlement per day in Donbass

[@danielhutchinson6604]

The stability of the Dniepro separating the Russians from Odessa, does not make the massive loss of life by Troops who seem to represent Kyiv, into some positive event. Putin stated that the effort was intended to eliminate NATO supplied Troops from attacking Russians. The Russian Military along with the Donbas local Militias appear to be reducing the numbers of Kyiv's Troops. The areas that are taken mean little. The ability of Kyiv to represent US efforts to assault Russia, is what Russia is defending their Nation from, once again.

[@jacobbrown6250]

The struggle is real. [KZbin]

[@RickyBobbyNASCARLOVER]

I really like this format as I struggle to watch every video and don’t understand the whole frontline as a whole, I like the strategic view rather than the tactical sometimes

[@GlobalResearch2001]

Just herd that Russia bombed a rail station hitting a deployment train with 1,500 Ukrainian soldiers...the train is completely destroyed !!

[@nledaig]

Good but probably exaggerated.

[@MrRugbylane]

​@@nledaig This isnt a video game. Its it true its a lot of things but "good" it isnt

[@GlobalResearch2001]

@@nledaig It didn't state the number of casualties so it could be any number !! I'm not cheering as I've been in 4 wars and I see this as the deadliest war since Vietnam !!

[@williamcunningham6442]

They dropped bombs on a civilian mall in Kharkiv more like silly! If you believe a train was transporting 1500 ukrainian soldiers lol you truly have drank the koolaide!

[@danielhutchinson6604]

@@GlobalResearch2001 They have avoided sending B-52's to blow up Russians. The Laos Based Bombers were guilty of a lot of killing for economic purposes. I saw film of a Anaconda Annual Meeting were they praised the anounts of resources available in Central Highland regions of Nam in 1965. When we consider Henry Kissinger creating the 'Prospect for America,' and the work it was proposed to promote in Southeast Asian Colonies, for Rockefeller Family investments, the idea of why Vietnam was a conflict, does become a bit more clear? the USA needs resources from Colonies to support industrial development at home.

[@ProffTrefelling2001awdawd]

More bad news for |\| /-\ T [], Russia just opened a new Shovel factory!

[@andreaskraft8818]

Btw, nice new format !

[@tagorechandmeah425]

Now is the best time for Russia to make their decision and respond with appropriate means.

[@urbanplanner7200]

Orykhiv is destroyed despite no ground battle happening there.

[@sparxumlilo4003]

Thank you for your diligence. In relation to Zelensky, I beg to differ. The Ukrainian constitution is the only yardstick for determining who the legitimate leader is.

[@amagicalpotato]

On your channel being suppressed: I've been hearing for almost ten years now youtubers like MrGunsngear referrign to followers complaining that they are being unsubscribed from his channel and others like his. I've never experienced that kind of "shadow ban" with any of the channels I like and follow, but just in the last few months that I've found and been following this channel, I have noticed that at least 75% of your videos do not appear in my feed when I click the tab to see what's been recently uploaded by channels that I follow. I haven't noticed this trend with any of the other channels I follow but DPA, even ones that were eventually banned for clearly violating specific rules (stupid rules, but clear ones). -FWIW I watch on Android and have all KZbin notifications turned off, I just follow it daily and listen to shows in the background

[@DefensePoliticsAsia]

Many people do get unsubscribed (they commented and told me) Typically, the moment military summry and weeb union post, you will see my videos lesser - because we are all in the same "market segment" - and because their channel is bigger, youtube will push their videos more. So every time they post, and if my video shows, someone click their videos first - DPA gets penalized more as well.

[@Gustav_Kuriga]

The answer to "which is the real Russian offensive" is itself misleading. The real offensive is whichever one shows the most promise and thus gets reinforced.

[@piotrpoleski2650]

City?... How many residents?... 5000? 10000?...

[@mbtrev]

Diversion 1 day after victory day 👍

[@mathewmathew08]

I like more geopolitical discussions. Pls more.

[@slyderyder3491]

👍👍

[@chanpasadopolska]

Russians instead of rushing one already broken front but trying to crack yet another difficult one with well established line of defense is proof for me that they don't want Ukraine to collaps too fast, for various reasons but main may be that if Russia will completely break only on one front that may generate western response that can make it more difficult to completely demilitarise Ukraine, but buying time and cracking all fronts a bit may create situation when Russia if needed can rush decisive victory with no time for west to react.

[@PEHUEN004]

In the Zaporizhe region, russian logistics always have been very hard. That's why the UA offensive was directed there. And that's the reason why every russian advance in the south is always harder.

[@montyalb8788]

Logistics in that area will only improve for the Russians as time goes on because of the land bridge. It will always be worse than the east. But oddly enough the logistics may end up better in the south than logistics to a Sumy assault in the long run because of the south military district and Volga/Don river ports that connect industry to the south.

[@danielhutchinson6604]

@@montyalb8788 Ukraine's Rail Infrastructure was laid out to move Grain and Agriculture Products to Black Sea Ports. The connections as you indicate are not designed to move Military Supplies from Russia to Odessa. The creation of an Odessa Front, might change the situation. I have envisioned a new effort to cut supply lines from Rivne to Chemivtsi. That would effectively stop the fighting.

[@montyalb8788]

@danielhutchinson6604 Sorry, I should clarify. I mean the Zaporizhzhia region. It is easier for Russia to supply an attack on Kiev through Sumy than to retake Kherson, much less get to Odessa. On the other hand, Kherson is not a viable city while Russia owns the opposite river bank. Zaporizhzhia would also become an unviable city if Russia takes the East bank there. As to rail, grain and weapons have no substantial difference (as easily proved by Ukrainian usage.)

[@danielhutchinson6604]

@@montyalb8788 Ukraine had a few thousand Locomotives that served the system before 2014. Donbas was provided with a lot of them. Kyiv bought 32 Diesels from General Electric in 2016 I believe. The Russians ability to disable Transformer Substations that provide power to trains that serve the effort to sustain NATO attacks on Russia, has limited the Kyiv ability to move supplies. Russia meanwhile has developed a link to enable rail supplies from Rostov to the Kherson region while Kyiv has struggled to replace infrastructure that Russian attacks have disarmed. The ability to deliver troops is limited by the number of Men needed to fix infrastructure that supports the attacks on Russia. Kyiv needs a lot of qualified riggers and Electric Construction Employees to fix the blown up infrastructure that delivers fuel for the few remaining pieces of Armor that seems to get to the front lines. The USA being limited by Treasury difficulties seems to have changed focus to support Israel for a smaller amount of money. This Colonial Conflict is cutting into the US supply of Cash.....

[@cushmanarmitige2369]

I think summy is probably next but have you considered chernihiv? It could well be on the list of places. Whatever they do next is likely to overwhelm ukraine as they are over stretched now anyway. I really don't know why they don't negotiate, or why zelensky thinks him staying is best for ukraine.

[@DefensePoliticsAsia]

Chernihiv is too near to Kyiv I feel. The further the better usually - to stretch the logistics~

[@cushmanarmitige2369]

@@DefensePoliticsAsia Very fair point actually. Ye maybe not the best target. I do think it may still play a part as they stretch the line but ye you're right, further is better.

[@Matt_from_Florida]

*_'The Daily Dirt'_*

[@rukioruk6949]

Don't mean to be rude or something. Question: What is "tentity flee"?

[@DefensePoliticsAsia]

Tentatively. haha

[@-Zevin-]

If Russia captured the fortress area outside of Arkhanhel'ske then their claim of territory is mostly accurate even if Russian troops aren't currently that far. It may not be technically correct, but if they have fire control of the area they have De facto territorial control much further.

[@martinhuhn7813]

I´m still not convinced, that Russia will try to capture Pokrovsk or start a serious push north at the Avdiivka front as one of their next objectives. Expanding the zone of controll in that direction and put the ukrainian positions and supply lines there under fire - yes. But then, I rather expect them to bypass Pokrovsk in the south. That would ultimately collapse the whole southern Donetzk-front, continue as an advance into Dniepropetrovsk-Oblast and subsequently into the rest of Saporizia Oblast (a push that would of cause sooner or later be supported by offensive actions from the south). I think, continuing the offensive in that direction would be far more disruptive for the Ukrainian side. Also, Russia would not be forced to bombard the rest of Donbas until it becomes a rubble pile. It would als bring Russia beyond all strong ukr. fortifications. And when Russia finally takes what is left of the Donetzk-Oblast, there will be no discussions, if they really have to start further offensives into Dniepropetrovsk and beyond, because that will already be half done then. And what is Ukraine going to use Pokrovsk for, once Russia holds a strong flank and has artillery in place? Ukraine would only do them a favour, if they tried to pull of counteroffensives in that region, after Russia already expanded its zone of controll to the west of the town.

[@FJano12]

I don’t know looking at the map looks the same as months ago. Seems like nobody in rush lol

[@DefensePoliticsAsia]

The changes are there; but its not obvious - because Ukraine is a huge country. If its a smaller country, the amount of changes probably means total conquest already given the land area taken.

[@close_all_tabs]

1/2 Hey Wyat! You fell into the same trap, I have seen over and over again. You are doing a good job and report about frontline changes as they are, without exaggereating or hyping up anything. This doesn't change the fact, that you are attracting a lot of pro-Russia viewers. The kind of viewers, who are not likely to have the spare money to donate to your channel. You always said that you are pro-Ukraine, but people in your comment section are pro-Russia. The group of people you invite for your weekly 'open mic' livestreams, never had actually Russians, nor actually Ukranians. This war will go on for many years to come. If you want to profit from your good and unbiased work, I suggest you cooperate with more pro-Ukraine channels. Those are the people more patronize/generous/ have the money...

[@off6848]

He has said he's NOT pro-ukraine or Russia. Also good just admitting the average person is pro-Russia and pro-Ukes are "investors".

[@close_all_tabs]

@@off6848 Go read older replies on comments from Wyat in his comment section. He said he's pro-Ukraine maaany many many times.

[@close_all_tabs]

@@off6848 In fact, Why don't we wait until he answers my comment. Would be intersting to hear what he has to say about it.

[@DefensePoliticsAsia]

I'm not pro-ukraine. I'm also not pro-russia. I'm neutral. I am probably as neutral as you can find amongst the peeps reporting on this war. The pro-ukraine dudes on x dont like me; but the pro-russian dudes likes me , but if you ask them, they will also tell you i'm neutral.

[@close_all_tabs]

@@DefensePoliticsAsia Better delete all the comment on older videos. Because I rememeber you saying you are pro-Ukraine several times.

[@bernardfrank9247]

Can’t sign with the wests puppet, never ever 😡😡😡

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[@cauwenberghsroeland8607]

Pokrovsk ? One of the last...

[@tagorechandmeah425]

Russia is no longer striking deep inside Ukraine targeting the convoys of newly arrived weapons from the West is very worrying. It gives me a reason to believe that Russia has lost its striking capacity to some extent due to the loss of its AWACS jets.

[@ungezognee]

what excactly have AWACS with ground attacks to do?

[@tagorechandmeah425]

@@ungezognee AWACS tells you the location of things on the ground as well as in the air.

[@agent3268]

Inform yourself before writing please... yesterday Russia stroke a railway station near Kiev, today a big mall in Kharkov

[@ungezognee]

@@tagorechandmeah425 no they dont. for airborne ground surveillance jo take the Northrop Grumman E-8 Joint STARS for excample. ground and air surveillance are two complete differant things.

[@tagorechandmeah425]

@@agent3268 deep inside Ukraine targeting the convoys of newly arrived weapons from the West

[@mq7447]

Will the real russian offensive please stand up

[@tagorechandmeah425]

Now Russia is vulnerable against nuclear attack.

[@agent3268]

Why?

[@close_all_tabs]

Russia's air defense was always crappy.

[@tagorechandmeah425]

@@close_all_tabs Oh yes, it is exactly as you feel good to thing about it. But will it hold the water?

[@close_all_tabs]

@@tagorechandmeah425 We have seen several cases in which drones got into Russia. Weren't they enough? Do you want Ukraine to deliver a "bigger package" ? Man, you are literally asking for it.

[@tagorechandmeah425]

@@close_all_tabs Yes. If they can. They will be responded appropriately.

[@Feb186]

Consolidate to one channel. I mo

[@silosokoh5543]

Maybe Ukraine should also show their resolve and commitment to this war by posting their true casualty numbers? To give people a sense of Ukrainian pride

[@eroero830]

LAME

[@aniksamiurrahman6365]

Thanks for such a clear self description. Hei, Socrates will be proud of you.

[@close_all_tabs]

@@aniksamiurrahman6365 "No, you!". Using big words without knowing anything about it. If you want to use a greek, use Diogenes. It fits you well. Both of you belong in a trash can.

[@NoPantsBaby]

Fighting for a Military Dictatorship to "defend Democracy" lol!

[@ianyappy]

The Vovcha River seems rather narrow that it doesn't act as a natural barrier/impediment very well...

[@close_all_tabs]

The vodka river flowing into Russia seems strong

[@posmoo9790]

liptsy is low ground & is dominated by the heights Russia is on now & even more so from the west (I should say to the west there are even higher ridges but not as close). I said weeks ago on this very channel comments. I called it a cul-de-sac. I said if the Russians were smart they'd invite the Ukrs to defend it but wouldn't take it themselves. Commander isn't there a topo filter on your map you can quickly toggle on off to show people?

[@DefensePoliticsAsia]

Yes there is. I will show maybe in the next update

[@mikezyto3063]

Thank you

[@zomgneedaname]

I like this format, much more information than the daily updates which makes it hard to keep track of the big picture.

[@andrewkuria-wf3mk]

Thankyou commander😊

[@pipflip20]

According to Andrew Bridgen one of UK's politicians, he said that UK is already at war with Russia because Ukraine is using British weapons. He also said that Rishi Sunak has told his generals that he do not want to be a wartime PM, just in case if third great war breaks out. So Rishi has called snap election in 4th July. I am actually suspicious about that date because 4th July is America's Independence Day.

[@dinnerwithfranklin2451]

Sunak calling the election from america's independance day totally tracks.

[@close_all_tabs]

According to Douglas Macgregor, Russia won two weeks after the full ivasion and is only cleaning up the battlefield right now....

[@Ninelon]

Great analytics as always

[@rrs_13]

I honestly think that, by now, Russia should not settle for anything less than having Novorossiya back, unless Ukraine somehow does the very unlikely thing of waking up and realising they are being genocided for money and a proxy war, and turns against the "west" and re-joins the CIS and joins the Union State. Any other resolution of the conflict where Ukraine has access to the Black Sea makes it tasty for the typical subversion and usage as a proxy for destabilization of Russia, so Ukraine either realigns with Russia or it needs to be reduced back to its landlocked form before Russians conquered Novorossiya. I honestly sincerely hope for a more honest solution of ukrainians waking up and rejecting their puppet leaders and all their euromaidan ultranationalistic revisionism, and choose to be friends and cooperate with Russia again, as it is the more sensible thing from a cultural, political and geographical perspective. But as this is unlikely to happen, it seems Ukraine has to have the territories given by the Russians taken back from them, chunk by chunk, until ukrainians remind themselves of what kind of country they were before they asked Russia for help in the form of the Pereyaslav Agreement.

[@MichaelHolloway]

What do people think of this analysis? Do you think that in this opening of a new front - and perhaps a new Sumy front - this has been accomplished with the forces the field command already had committed inside Ukraine at this time? The reason I ask is because It seems to me, that there was a 'lull' in RU offensive operations after the new front opened; like command were taking forces from across the fronts to open this new battle field ('build the buffer' as RU says). This has tactical and strategic repercussions. NATO is on the verge of escalating the war in some way - troops on the ground is the only solution and that is not an option anyway due to a needed pivoting of the force from rapid deployment to mobile armoured theatre war. The danger is with out any options they'll use tactical battlefield nukes or some bridge too far flail that could trigger a great war ... One can characterize the expansion as very conservative; but at the same time RU can now add force by committing more resources slowly as they are trained up in the armor and weaponry their going to be using in this war. What do people think of that?

[@off6848]

No.

[@martinhuhn7813]

Nope, Russia had a force of about 50000 ready for this frontline, whilst it did not stop pr slow dowm attacks in other fronts. They did not have to take troups form other parts of the active frontline to pull of this additional offensive. And after the new front was activated, the other ones did not slow down. On the contrary, we saw accelerated advances in multiple locations. And, no, I don´t think, that NATO will engage more directly. They support Ukraine exactly enough and make exactly the suffickent promisise ang gestures to ensure that Ukraine keeps fighting till the last Ukrainian.NATO has never been pro Ukrainian, it is only anti russian.

[@MichaelHolloway]

@@martinhuhn7813 Military Summery reports today that the RUs have just restarted their offensive there after a two week pause.

[@srdragan317]

I think that the russian are not claiming all village at the time they are taken but one everyday to have moral hit on the enemy

[@berserker4940]

Highlights are great, few people want every little tiny potential line change.

[@aniksamiurrahman6365]

Russia isn't going for Kharkiv offensive or it's just becoming increasingly difficult? Personally, I think, taking Kharkiv over a period of 1.5 years is a good plan, more demilitarization. But won't happen without flatening it like Bakhmut.

[@close_all_tabs]

"liberating" the s____ out of Ukraine .... Russia can't do anything, whitout flattening the ground before entering. Such "nice" people.

[@TwTime748]

Slava Russie🇷🇺☝️😏

[@Notme012]

Well if you put the laws through both parliaments then it won’t matter about legitimacy.

[@DefensePoliticsAsia]

I think because presidency is a separate power from parliament? So they each needs its own election for mandate. (not sure)

[@jasonkozlow3225]

Iw did Ukrainians ever take the hole karkivi oblast in two weeks but russia is moving so slow there weven when Ukrainians are low on men qnd everything else.😮

[@off6848]

They took it from what? A police force and an initial deployment of 120,000 men across the whole front while Ukraine had 800,000 strong wow what great tatcical geniuses the ukes are.

[@prodigiii712]

Is there any report of Russians taking Bilohorivka?

[@DefensePoliticsAsia]

Only Russia MoD claimed it. No proof that it happened; in fact, Ukraine took even more grounds. You can check the frontline changes report on @dpa-war or the mapping

[@dom40864]

Asia

[@albertlappchen5096]

Ok so just my opinion delete the other two channels and just stick to one it’ll be a lot less confusing so more views and subs you can see it with other reporting channels like web Union ez they stick to one channel and not 3 this makes it easy to watch and understand unlike now we’re there are 3 channels posting the same thing or a slight bit different in terms of subs and wiews yes you will get less in the beginning but build a strong foundation of loyal wiewers Sorry for any incorrect inglish

[@DefensePoliticsAsia]

Actually 2 channels mainly for daily reports. War reporting should be on DPA War. This channel meant to cover current affairs. The audience are supposed to be different (but just that I started this channel covering ukraine war, so most audience here are war fans) I had been keep it up mostly for the entire of 2023; but 2nd half, its just went broken, because KZbin algo punish smaller channels

[@albertlappchen5096]

Hey man thx for explaining it to me was a bit confused with all the channels and such but makes sense in terms of avoiding the horrendous KZbin algorithm

[@Palolskigamers]

I see,the war is getting more and more spicy.

[@wahchili6077]

1st 😂

[@DefensePoliticsAsia]

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[@jakob7693]

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[@close_all_tabs]

end of video: wrong ! Ukrrain never said or declared they k'ed half a million. An You , Wyad, should know this. These are "CASUALTIES" not KIAs. Why are you spreading lies, Wyad?

[@DefensePoliticsAsia]

Thats what pro-ukraine accounts said. I just repeat what they said.

[@close_all_tabs]

@@DefensePoliticsAsia Casualties! NOT K-I-A.

[@Pedro-js5oq]

Who cares about what putin do or says...

[@MsCwebb]

Putin 💪

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[@deus5185]