William Hague: How to end the war in Ukraine quickly

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024

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  • @Dawkins007
    @Dawkins007 Год назад +117

    In the name of all that is holy: there is no need to put a 10 second teaser at the start of a 2 minute video

    • @Andygb78
      @Andygb78 Год назад +2

      And ending the war with a military shock. Very insightful, and well detailed in depth analysis of a war ending strategy.

    • @marquisdemoo1792
      @marquisdemoo1792 Год назад +5

      @@Andygb78 This is just an advertisement for the full article in the Times.

    • @Nat3ski
      @Nat3ski Год назад +2

      ​@@marquisdemoo1792 so it's a teaser within a teaser? That makes it even more ridiculous, not less!

    • @tinmachine693
      @tinmachine693 Год назад +2

      No matter how many times people complain about this it's obviously had zero resonance with the powers that be

    • @marquisdemoo1792
      @marquisdemoo1792 Год назад

      @@Nat3ski I don't disagree. However I was replying to the comment about his analysis, which is given in full in the Times article. To summarise it, a superior Roman army was beaten by a lesser Carthaginian army, which made a bold surprise attack (elephants weren't mentioned). Thus, Russian in-fighting, which will result in Putin's fall, should be exacerbated by a bold surprise strategic move by Ukraine. To achieve this Biden needs to supply the weaponry needed (also not mentioned but implied ATACMs as the equivalent to Hannibal's elephants).

  • @GoogleAreEnemyCombatants
    @GoogleAreEnemyCombatants Год назад +98

    Ukraine is at a disadvantage in the shock category if it can only strike Russian assets in Ukraine. Predators are not deterred by defense. They are deterred by the fear of becoming prey.

    • @stanleywhittaker6623
      @stanleywhittaker6623 Год назад

      Exactly. On the money. But USA wants to play scared. Chickenshit but they love a white man like Dump.

    • @al_kebulanolutosin2702
      @al_kebulanolutosin2702 Год назад

      U ALL IS SLEEPING PROVOKING A COUNTRY WITH NUKES
      U ALL MUST BE DREAMING ---- TAKE CARE U ALL DON'T WAKE UP IN A NIGHTMARE ---- A CONTINUING NIGHTMARE!!!!!!!!!

    • @carolmiller5713
      @carolmiller5713 Год назад +1

      But it does look like the partisans are taking care of that a bit.

    • @wriggleroom1076
      @wriggleroom1076 Год назад

      Afghanistan has done well against predators. The drip, drip, drip of dead Russian sons bodies going home will end this war eventually

    • @George-nv1ri
      @George-nv1ri Год назад +3

      Yes great idea attacking russsian soil that isn't going to escalate things is it....

  • @JayDeeChannel
    @JayDeeChannel Год назад +93

    Send the jets.

    • @rmggallo5331
      @rmggallo5331 Год назад

      How will that help? They send everything yet Russia still winning the war. Ukraine is loosing it

    • @robertsmith5744
      @robertsmith5744 Год назад +2

      A-10s and B-52s

    • @newt6639
      @newt6639 Год назад +1

      Send the damn Jets. Russians will keep throwing bodies if you follow Russian military history. Ukraine cannot keep this pace of losing soldiers so they need more advanced military options.

    • @davebaxter6850
      @davebaxter6850 Год назад +1

      Western jets arent migs...training and ground support cant happen in a day

    • @jelena7440
      @jelena7440 Год назад

      How is that helping anyone? West is replaying the World war two narrative. They're deliberately pushing Poland into this war. They want to provoke Russia to nuke Poland, that's why they are putting targets on their heads by f16 flying off Polish territory.

  • @OkranBekk-px1ph
    @OkranBekk-px1ph Год назад +50

    I am not prone to critisism of content providers but, a preview on a very short video that informs us of nothing is a joke.

    • @Andygb78
      @Andygb78 Год назад +2

      It informed us that a "military shock" was the best way to end the war. A very insightful and well detailed analysis of a war ending strategy by Mr Hague.

    • @Travis_22
      @Travis_22 Год назад +1

      ​@@Andygb78 Mr Hague is a dolt, sir.

    • @Cannon_Fodder_Russians
      @Cannon_Fodder_Russians Год назад

      Stop moaning "SNOWFLAKE".

    • @fftt9360
      @fftt9360 Год назад

      I got that in 2 minutes.

  • @jawjhoward
    @jawjhoward Год назад +189

    Western politicians saying "well, it'll take a long time to get jets to Ukraine....". What you could have done for the past 15 months and didn't. You sat on your arses, cowering at putin's threats, while Ukrainian pilots could be flying them *now*.

    • @hughjass1044
      @hughjass1044 Год назад +15

      Exactly!!

    • @idonthavealoginname
      @idonthavealoginname Год назад

      Listen to what military commanders from the west have said already, its the logistical side that is the problem to keep western jets in the sky.The information is all out there.

    • @rmggallo5331
      @rmggallo5331 Год назад

      Even if you send jets it will not change the outcome the u.s. knows that Ukraine cannot win this war.

    • @LRRPFco52
      @LRRPFco52 Год назад

      Biden has been on Russian payroll since they financed his campaign in 1972.
      Putin wanted Hunter on the board of Burisma to block the corruption investigation into Zlochevsky because Putin was using Ukraine as a piggy bank with his puppet Yanukovych in place, until Ukrainians held massive protests for 4 months with Euromaiden from 2013-March 2014.
      Elena Baturina wired $3.5 million to Hunter's front company, Rosemont Seneca, in Feb 2014. Hunter then got on the board of Burisma by May 2014.
      Russian Night Wolves and other separatists started the Donbas War with false flags and attacks, which Putin then used as a pretext for invasion while claiming no Russian forces were there.
      Fast forward to Feb 2022. Who tried to pull Zelensky and his family out by air even as Putin's forces were barreling down on Kiev?
      Biden WH talks about supplying Ukraine, but has delayed and slow-rolled major weapon systems deliveries, while more vulnerable NATO partners are depleting their stockpiles of Javelins, NLAWs, M777, HIMARS, tanks, Patriot SAM systems, drones, artillery rounds, etc.
      We have to be very careful about what exactly is happening here.

    • @tonupharry
      @tonupharry Год назад

      Yup while our cowardly politicians delay ukrainians die .
      Worse still their weakness gives hope to putin.
      If we go all in putin will know he cannot win.

  • @CONNELL19511216
    @CONNELL19511216 Год назад +277

    The military shock could come from the other side, in the form of the Russian military saying 'No more war - get lost, Mr Putin.'

    • @jamesdawson2510
      @jamesdawson2510 Год назад +56

      The russian population would need a spine for that

    • @b.v.skijump432
      @b.v.skijump432 Год назад +11

      Only the russian military. They dont have it either yet but things might change soon.

    • @michaelrunnels7660
      @michaelrunnels7660 Год назад

      Posters here think that Putin would be replaced with a peace loving pacifist. Nope! The sentiments from both the military and civilians in Russia is for Putin to hit Ukraine MUCH harder, with nukes if necessary. Any replacement for Putin will be much worse and more anti west than Putin. Imagine Prigozhin replacing Putin.

    • @shaun906
      @shaun906 Год назад +11

      it depends on how much cool aid the Russian peeps have gulped. if I right the Ukraine leadership are counting in lost Russians as a guide to how much loss Russians can take. at first it was common knowledge that 250k was the limit. but because of events and better understanding of how bad it is in Russia, I'm now saying 500k. that's the sad, unfortunate mission Ukraine have been forced into.

    • @splifsend
      @splifsend Год назад

      you got more chance of winning the lottery - the people love Putin

  • @tandrichter
    @tandrichter Год назад +22

    The caption of this video is a teaser for the public to read Mr Hague's article published in the unmentioned news paper. Brilliant reporting!

    • @jimschropp88
      @jimschropp88 Год назад +4

      Mentioning his Times article would be useless in any event, at least for most of us, unless the Times would take down its paywall for it.

    • @markwest3485
      @markwest3485 Год назад

      Exactly

  • @Lara__
    @Lara__ Год назад +38

    Jets and ATACMS for Ukraine!

    • @Realist369
      @Realist369 Год назад

      Oh look another fool who by arming Ukraine is actually going to end up killing Ukraine 😂😂

  • @DavidGetling
    @DavidGetling Год назад +150

    Perhaps well and truly destroying Putin's beloved Kerch bridge with those new missiles, and devastating his military infrastructure in Crimea, would provide a good shock.

    • @jamesdawson2510
      @jamesdawson2510 Год назад +18

      I've heard people say that they're leaving the bridge for now to provide an escape route for people who want to leave. No point killing civilians, and if the soldiers think they have a way out, they're more likely to run.

    • @msytdc1577
      @msytdc1577 Год назад +24

      ​@@jamesdawson2510 they can take a ferry, and leave behind their military vehicles and supplies so they don't have them to regroup and attack again in 3-5 years.

    • @DavidGetling
      @DavidGetling Год назад +19

      ​@@jamesdawson2510 The bridge is used to supply the military. It's also very high profile. So it's proper destruction would have a major psychological impact.

    • @davidsummer8631
      @davidsummer8631 Год назад +7

      The fact they haven't tried to blow the bridge up completely shows how they are winning this war. If they where losing this war they would try to destroy it to stop vehicles and troops using it as a supply route but the Ukrainians might move into Crimea so the bridge can be then used as a escape route for Russian vehicles and troops

    • @jamesdawson2510
      @jamesdawson2510 Год назад +4

      @@DavidGetling oh no doubt, but more military equipment in Crimea might not be bad thing now that the Ukrainians have the range to hit them. They can't strike into russia, but Crimea is fair game.

  • @mielivalta
    @mielivalta Год назад +19

    Swedish Gripen would be best choise at the moment.

    • @CroLarus
      @CroLarus Год назад

      The big question is-why they are still not in UA? I hope they are "surprise". I woos hoping my country will buy them.

    • @mielivalta
      @mielivalta Год назад

      @@CroLarus Partly because Turkey and Hungary are blocking Sweden's NATO membership: with article 5, it would be much safer and easier politically to give some to UA. But that is minor reason.
      The main reason is that Sweden as well as many other nations are not committed to Ukrainian victory, only Ukrainian survival. Some countries, like Poland and Lithuania, realize that Ukraine must win or there will be much more higher price to pay later on.
      Others who support Ukraine, seem not to get how crucial it is to aid Ukraine to win as fast as possible. I guess there is some misplaced hope that peace, a lasting one, can be achieved by other means. There ain't. There never was. Russian imperialistic project must come to an end.
      Together we have all the means, just not enough will.

    • @robertsmith5744
      @robertsmith5744 Год назад

      A-10s and B-52s.

    • @CroLarus
      @CroLarus Год назад

      @@mielivalta we had weapons embargo, UA have slow delivery, but Siberia will get all that it need for "independence"...future will tell...

  • @tcharles2466
    @tcharles2466 Год назад +16

    Thank you, William Hague - potentially one of the most sane and rational Prime Minister that, sadly, we never had!

    • @peterbrigden2124
      @peterbrigden2124 Год назад

      And never likely to happen , only the chosen are made to goven

    • @markjohn4802
      @markjohn4802 Год назад

      He was too young at the time. Straight talking so doesn't fit the bill. 😂 Massive respect for him.

    • @DavidByrne85
      @DavidByrne85 Год назад +1

      We're on the border of the country with the world's biggest nuclear arsenal, many thousands of miles away from any of us, and we're talking not about pursuing diplomacy or peace but about how we might escalate the situation with 'military shocks'. Hmmm yes, so sane and rational. Finally some common sense!

    • @stevenbreach2561
      @stevenbreach2561 Год назад

      🤔🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @stevenbreach2561
      @stevenbreach2561 Год назад

      A Tory from before UKIP/REFORM took over the Party.Still a Tory though

  • @simonkormendy849
    @simonkormendy849 Год назад +42

    Easiest, and quickest way to end the war is to do as the ancient Chinese general Sun Tzu says in his book The Art of War, you don't directly attack your enemy, you attack your enemy's ability to wage war, because then your enemy cannot continue to wage war if his ability to do so is destroyed, ergo, we need to do the same with Russia i.e. don't attack it directly, attack it's ability to wage war.

    • @jamezkpal2361
      @jamezkpal2361 Год назад

      Been doing so all along. You aren't suggesting something like a Valkyrie operation are you?

    • @cliveengel5744
      @cliveengel5744 Год назад

      Thants exactly what the Russian Federation is doing to Ukraine - do you really think that they are Attacking Daycare and Hospitals and Apartment Buildings - the Ukrainian never tell you the truth, but you guys fall their lies all the time!

    • @hb1338
      @hb1338 Год назад +3

      Ukraine has been doing exactly that for the last year.

    • @sojourn6697
      @sojourn6697 Год назад +3

      I think that’s what’s intended with sanctions. That’s working well isn’t it?

    • @charlesjohn7492
      @charlesjohn7492 Год назад

      If we follow your logic, then the war could be ended very quickly if other countries stopped massively supplying Ukraine with arms. Of course, some would say that would mean abandoning Ukraine to foreign occupation but we must remember the war was never about liberating Ukraine. It has been about inflicting as much damage as possible on Russia. Countries like the USA and Britain will avail themselves of Ukrainian cannon fodder to achieve this goal. If they really did feel strongly about a people being oppressed by another, then they would have taken as much interest in the freedom and welfare of the Palestinian people who are oppressed, dispossessed, harassed, humiliated and subjected to armed attack every day by Israeli colonists and an Israeli army massively supplied by the USA.

  • @locoslococo
    @locoslococo Год назад +5

    What regiment was William Hague in again ?

  • @eamonnmurphy5385
    @eamonnmurphy5385 Год назад +2

    Yamamoto tried the military shock tactic against the US at midway, it didnt make any difference. If your adversary is 10times your strength, time is on his side! The time has come for negotiations. Let everyone keep what they have conquered is the natural solution otherwise it will probably carry on till the last Ukrainian!

  • @zlozlozlo
    @zlozlozlo Год назад +17

    How not to do a video clip: Lots of waffle, and in the end the information that was promised in the title was not provided.

    • @niio111
      @niio111 Год назад

      only referred to in a different column...

    • @carpenter3069
      @carpenter3069 Год назад

      Ain't dat da truth.

  • @qp9vp
    @qp9vp Год назад +25

    Send the Griffin (Gripen) to Ukraine. Swedish-made weapons have been good so far. 😀🇸🇪 🥂🇺🇦

  • @CHHickory
    @CHHickory Год назад +4

    Twaddle. That didn't tell us anything a man down at the pub wouldn't have said.

  • @aussietroll7873
    @aussietroll7873 Год назад +13

    Australia has 40 recently retired F/A-18's hidden away somewhere. Why aren't these being discussed?

    • @jenny-ug4kg
      @jenny-ug4kg Год назад

      Interesting & why not! Maybe too work to be done n them!

    • @aussietroll7873
      @aussietroll7873 Год назад

      @@jenny-ug4kg Well they were still flying only 18 months ago. Since then they've been in hangared storage I believe.

  • @stevea2909
    @stevea2909 Год назад +38

    The supply of Storm Shadows is expected to be around 1000. There is a need for a launch platform. In Ukraine, the SU-27,29,31, TU-95, and 160 are in short supply. Could this be an unstated justification for the mandatory modernization of the Ukrainian Air Force? If this is the case,training couldn't be more welcome! Slava Ukraini!

    • @Ghhyuttgg
      @Ghhyuttgg Год назад +5

      At £2m a pop, I very much doubt its that many. Think more like 50.

    • @Scaleyback317
      @Scaleyback317 Год назад +1

      It has been stated the Storm Shadow itself has been modified in order to be fired from the Mig29.

    • @theloniuspunk383
      @theloniuspunk383 Год назад

      why do you support ukraine?

    • @fordprefect5304
      @fordprefect5304 Год назад

      @@theloniuspunk383 Wow tough question. Why would anyone support Putins invasion of a neutral country is the real question
      Besides it is fun to watch the 2nd greatest military on the planet reduced to rubble.

    • @larsrons7937
      @larsrons7937 Год назад +12

      @@theloniuspunk383 Because there are as many good reasons to support Ukraine as there are decent, civilised people in the world. Do you want to support decency, freedom? Or support warcrimes, atrocities, oppression? So stand with Ukraine, if you're a decent, civilised person.

  • @fritzraake22
    @fritzraake22 Год назад +3

    1. Cut the landbridge.
    2. Give deadline for bridge to be used for evacuation/retreat.
    3. Blow bridge.
    War and Putler over.

  • @leonardgibney2997
    @leonardgibney2997 Год назад +2

    Since Russia attacked the Ukraine without provocation, Ukraine should have the right to attack Russia on Russian soil.

    • @NeilMalthus
      @NeilMalthus Год назад

      There is zero logic in the contrary. We can have only save the world with true communism when the non-classic tyrant version has been subdued by our own tyrannical agents.

    • @jelena7440
      @jelena7440 Год назад

      It was hardly unprovoked. Go back to 2014 burning of the Foreign trade building in Odessa.

  • @macguru9999
    @macguru9999 Год назад +9

    “If you build an army of 100 lions and their leader is a dog, in any fight, the lions will die like a dog. But if you build an army of 100 dogs and their leader is a lion, all dogs will fight as a lion.” Napoleon

    • @gdsvalentine1193
      @gdsvalentine1193 Год назад

      And the relevance is?

    • @macguru9999
      @macguru9999 Год назад

      @@gdsvalentine1193 Russians have poor leadership , motivation, so they will fail.

    • @georgeikinya2779
      @georgeikinya2779 Год назад +3

      And you can see how the hitherto presumed Russian lions are rotting on Ukrainian fields

    • @sojourn6697
      @sojourn6697 Год назад +2

      @@gdsvalentine1193 you only need to look at the performance of Zalensky and his corrupt thuggish ways to see the relevance.

    • @marcellogenesi6390
      @marcellogenesi6390 Год назад +2

      Andrew Beavis Hmm , If memory serves me right Napoleon was destroyed in Russia, and lost at Waterloo.

  • @utternonsenseproductions2415
    @utternonsenseproductions2415 Год назад +2

    The UK is being very foolish.

  • @andrewc1236
    @andrewc1236 Год назад +31

    lets hope it doesn't come to the unimaginable situation where Putin sends in Sensei Steven Seagal

  • @brendanlea3605
    @brendanlea3605 Год назад +2

    Still nobody talking about sitting down and discussing a peaceful solution. But jets, more powerful missiles, hatred and division is all we hear. When will we ever learn. This conflict didn't start last year, but western leaders would like you to think so. In whos interest is it to stoke this conflict and keep it going as long as possible? Peace

    • @hernandocortez6351
      @hernandocortez6351 Год назад +1

      For most people, it's like rooting for their favorite football team. No sense of the real tragedy being played out. Fifteen million Ukrainians have now fled the country. If they ever decide to come back there won't be anything left but rubble.

  • @rokhorvat6660
    @rokhorvat6660 Год назад +10

    Destroy the Kerch bridge

    • @Dask2437
      @Dask2437 Год назад

      The problem with that is that it destroys the quick exit route for the Russians and will therefore back them into a corner. Destroy it once they're out.

  • @williamduffy1227
    @williamduffy1227 Год назад +1

    That was a rather vague answer.

  • @cainishere9921
    @cainishere9921 Год назад +8

    You want to end the war, I want the Russian governmental problem permanently solved. The people of Russia are mostly good people who deserve true freedom. We patriots are going to make it happen. We will be one.

    • @CM-dw2xr
      @CM-dw2xr Год назад +1

      The people of Russia are not "good people". They are cowards who refuse to take charge of their own country, preferring to let some dictator run things so they don't have to bother. If they ever wake up and take their country back from the dictators, put in the real effort to create a good country, then (and ONLY then) can you call them "good people". No one "deserves freedom"!! Freedom is something you either protect and maintain, or you don't. Russians don't.

    • @psymantronic1528
      @psymantronic1528 Год назад

      And yet we are attempting to destroy their economy, stealing their assets, banning them from competing in events, banning their cats from competing in events! and killing their sons and daughters in service of the US economy. How is this persuading them that NATO or America as it more accurately named, is not the threat President Putin said it was?

    • @Twinjeremy
      @Twinjeremy Год назад

      The Russian people are cowards

  • @bradb33
    @bradb33 Год назад +3

    Whats depressing is the slow walking weapons systems.
    Some people want forever wars!!

    • @ilaser4064
      @ilaser4064 Год назад

      I'm sure you have ample evidence to back that claim/talking point? Have weapons systems been delivered as fast as we'd like, no, but it's not like the world just has a bunch of hardware laying around or that Ukraine has the personnel that can leverage said hardware....
      For instance, Zelensky has requested fighter jets since the start, but what use are they if they're not Soviet models they currently operate, have logistical support for and maintenance operations in place?

    • @NeilMalthus
      @NeilMalthus Год назад

      @@ilaser4064 All war is forever war, ultimately. I get your point and Ukraine is most definitely not a war that the world's capitalists can afford to lose. The poor will be oppressed, the rich will get rich. Earth will die. No need for you to get your knickers in a twist, unless you have a novel solution (Eg #ZenAndTheArtOfSavingLifeOnEarth)

  • @davidparnell1893
    @davidparnell1893 Год назад +18

    Those "Storm Shadow" missiles are wing launched so fighter aircraft are critical to deploy them. That could be a negating constraint so Britain would have justification for supplying "fighter jets".

    • @ilaser4064
      @ilaser4064 Год назад +6

      But if you listened to what he said, F-16's or Grippen's will need to be supplied due to local requirements, the UK has neither.

    • @suzanhargreaves
      @suzanhargreaves Год назад

      pointless comment as Russia has aleady destroyed them along with us patriot missiles

    • @hb1338
      @hb1338 Год назад

      @@ilaser4064 The UK has nearly 150 Tornado GR4 in storage. They would be significantly more effective than either the F16 or Gripen because their ground attack, close air support and general low level capabilities are significantly better than either Gripen or F16. Remember that the real war is with the Russian army, not its air force.

    • @hb1338
      @hb1338 Год назад

      @Klemheist The Polish air force has also modified its MiG29s so that they can carry Storm Shadow.

    • @davepersich3035
      @davepersich3035 Год назад

      @@hb1338 Not so sure about that. I'm sure they got rid to countries still using it, or scrapped them

  • @jonathaneffemey944
    @jonathaneffemey944 Год назад

    Thanks for posting.

  • @johnzuijdveld9585
    @johnzuijdveld9585 Год назад +22

    It's not just the jets, we should've supported Ukraine in 2014 when this all started by giving them the means to resist Russia, instead the West did almost nothing, and again in 2022 Feb. We should then have sent them what they needed to at least be able to target the Russian artillery and tanks that were demolishing their cities, but again almost nix! How many Ukrainian lives could've been saved had we reacted much earlier?
    Slava Ukraine! 💙💛 Glory to the heroes🎖

    • @des_smith7658
      @des_smith7658 Год назад +1

      It all comes from America basically

    • @zeviono4562
      @zeviono4562 Год назад

      They were asleep at the wheel basically..

    • @pincermovement72
      @pincermovement72 Год назад +7

      It was Ukraine that was shelling ethnic Russians in east Ukraine in 2014 and killed thousands by the outbreak of the war , perhaps you think more weapons to shell innocent Russians could have killed more .

    • @augustineokoro1001
      @augustineokoro1001 Год назад

      Talk peace now, there is no weapon that can stop Russia now, they have long prepared for

    • @amandarussack8591
      @amandarussack8591 Год назад +2

      Slava Russia

  • @WorldTravelerCA
    @WorldTravelerCA Год назад +1

    This is why Ukraine still needs your help guys, please send more help to fight Putin and end this all once and for all, remember if Ukraine looses this war Putin will go further he won’t stop on Ukraine alone.

  • @MightyCaullie
    @MightyCaullie Год назад +12

    This war has been in the back of my mind and looming over me for months i just want it resolved

    • @jimbo43ohara51
      @jimbo43ohara51 Год назад

      Yes, this is an extremely messy business. It seems the only way to capture land is through foot soldiers, in other words, feet on the ground. Trying to fight a war with military hardware alone seems to have achieved nothing - bit like stalemate in chess..

    • @jelena7440
      @jelena7440 Год назад

      Oh it will last for years. If you remember the last war in Europe, it lasted for four years, ex Yugoslavia, civil war 1992-1996.

  • @randmayfield5695
    @randmayfield5695 Год назад +2

    For about a year now Ukrainian pilots have been trading on F-16's here where I live. It's common knowledge and talked about frequently on the local news.

    • @sojourn6697
      @sojourn6697 Год назад

      All the more for Russian pilots to shoot down.

  • @hybridarmyoffreeworld
    @hybridarmyoffreeworld Год назад +10

    With cost of “black gold” at 15-23 dollars per barrel, the USSR economy collapsed, and the sovok itself collapsed, and the "golden" horde ("russia") budget can only be fulfilled only with oil price at $ 42.4 and higher

  • @TheBezaleel
    @TheBezaleel Год назад +2

    Glory to Ukraine !!!

  • @michaelmazowiecki9195
    @michaelmazowiecki9195 Год назад +4

    The Dutch, Danes, Belgians, Norwegians all have F16s available as they have moved to F35s. Ukrainians have been getting trained in Poland and elsewhere. The ligustics train is already fully present in both Poland and Romania. Ukrainian F16 will have to be based as far from Russia as possible and close to zpoland and Romania. Its a matter of many weeks and not many months let alone years.

    • @oliverkratz1066
      @oliverkratz1066 Год назад

      And the Russians wipe the Ukrainians runways out ! And what happens then as next ?? ☝️😆🤣😅😂🙂

    • @SCRUT
      @SCRUT Год назад +1

      @Michael
      It can work if the Russians are sleeping

  • @EppingBlogger
    @EppingBlogger Год назад +3

    William Hague was such a huge success as leader of the badly named Conservative Party that whatever he says can be relied upon to fail.

  • @dogpaw775
    @dogpaw775 Год назад +5

    Hear, hear to Hague's means of assertion of how to bring this horrendous situation to the swiftest conclusion.
    SLAVA UKRAYINI !

  • @paulholdstock4751
    @paulholdstock4751 Год назад +2

    He obviously knows far more than Colonel Douglas McGregor. We must listen to William Hague the expert of course .

    • @davidhbunker
      @davidhbunker Год назад

      What, the notorious pro Russian commentator that has been claiming Russian victory for how many months now? You do realise he is suggesting 1M Russians soldiers are marching to Poland, when they cannot raise enough men to take a small town after 9 months?
      I guess if Don junior interviews him he must be legit, right?

  • @voggunn
    @voggunn Год назад +1

    The Gripen at this stage is the best option, Sweden has some that have been put in storage.

  • @keithnaylor1981
    @keithnaylor1981 Год назад +3

    ‘How to end the war quickly…”
    The answer we are told is a “military shock!”
    So no real answer then.
    And it took over two minutes to say it!

  • @mugishasolomon6969
    @mugishasolomon6969 Год назад +1

    I have the same feeling .

  • @craigkdillon
    @craigkdillon Год назад +5

    Isolating Crimea by advancing to the Sea of Azov, and
    destroying the Kerch bridge,
    will be a great shock to Russia.

    • @jelena7440
      @jelena7440 Год назад

      But Crimea itself is unsinkable aircraft carrier. Europe will be dragged into this war I can just feel it. I am having flashbacks of the starting of civil war in ex Yugoslavia, I was just eight years old at the time but I remember it very well. I am afraid that Poland will be the first to go.

    • @craigkdillon
      @craigkdillon Год назад

      @@jelena7440 Yep. An unsinkable carrier that cannot go to port for resupply, or move to avoid being targeted.
      Unsinkable? Maybe.
      But, not invulnerable.
      It can be destroyed.
      It will be destroyed.

    • @jelena7440
      @jelena7440 Год назад

      @@craigkdillon we shall see soon enough. Europe is already on it's knees begging for peace talks. Who knows how it will all end.

  • @filmserve
    @filmserve Год назад +1

    More chance of winning the lottery than getting a solution from Hague.

  • @guyb7995
    @guyb7995 Год назад +4

    Doesn't ''have to be'', there are ways and means for they Typhoon if the motivation is there.

  • @harryleek9416
    @harryleek9416 Год назад +2

    Hague wrong on many major issues.

  • @QwadLuzr
    @QwadLuzr Год назад +7

    "It'll be over by Christmas"

  • @paulduffy8774
    @paulduffy8774 Год назад +2

    how to stop this war is nato tell him to move out

  • @matthewhuszarik4173
    @matthewhuszarik4173 Год назад +3

    We have had well over a year to train and deliver jet aircraft and should have started immediately in 2/22!

  • @SevenRavens007
    @SevenRavens007 Год назад +2

    Clear as mud then, regarding what a mitlitary shock would actually be

  • @JoeyBlogs007
    @JoeyBlogs007 Год назад +5

    This was much about nothing. Times radio you put out too many videos.

  • @stevenbreach2561
    @stevenbreach2561 Год назад +1

    Oldest baby in the world raises his head above the parapet to give us his pearls of wisdom on the War in Ukraine

  • @paulgee1952
    @paulgee1952 Год назад +10

    Getting to the Azov sea and isolating Crimea may only be possible if large amounts of Russians are isolated and surrender , this 'Shock and Awe' may be possible with artillery barage , however in western conflict it has been done with airforce. Hague is spot on with his reasoning on why F16 is more suited to the role , as opposed to other types of jet, with numbers ,spares and munitions far more plentiful to obtain , however unless the EU starts to match the US in defence spending and commitment , which even now with the UK out is a stronger economic power overall than the US , then these huge numbers of military financial aid will be eaten up by attrition , reducing the critical tipping point of gaining an overwhelming 'shock and awe' effect to make the Russians surrender on mass. Switching from an industrial to service economy has in effect crippled the ability to mass produce , repair ,maintain and upgrade infrastructure without years of commitment ,training and planning , that the UK has few people able to do. In call centres and financial service offices watching lines on a screen. Tory led thinking over the past 40 plus years , is it not ?

    • @chemystify
      @chemystify Год назад +1

      You wrote: "unless the EU starts to match the US in defence spending and commitment , which even now with the UK out is a stronger economic power overall than the US..."
      I would also like to see the EU come closer to the US in its military commitment to Ukraine, so that the war can end more quickly. But, just as a point of information, the last part of your statement is incorrect. According to the IMF, the US exceeds the EU in both nominal and PPP GDP. Furthermore, the US has a far higher per capita GDP (both nominal and PPP), and thus effectively more spending flexibility.

    • @paulgee1952
      @paulgee1952 Год назад

      @@chemystify How many people in the US ,how many people in Europe that is what you are basing on per capita ?

    • @chemystify
      @chemystify Год назад

      @@paulgee1952 Yes, to convert from GDP to per capita GDP, you divide by the population, which is currently 447 M for the EU and 332 M for the US.

    • @seansouth7681
      @seansouth7681 Год назад

      😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @maxblooom4063
      @maxblooom4063 Год назад +2

      The Usa is one Country one language one goal under God but the EU is like a fracture set of Countries with different languages goals and differents rationalities.When you touch one american they all unite behind him as one goal...Go to any game where the Us is part and you will here"USA usa usa as one voice and that'st fantastic.They feel that if you touch one American you touch all of them..I leave therevfor more than 30 years and I know what Im talking about

  • @MultiCugel
    @MultiCugel Год назад

    Yeah he's got the answer.

  • @matthewhuszarik4173
    @matthewhuszarik4173 Год назад +3

    At least Great Britain is taking their obligations to defend Ukraine more seriously than the US is.

  • @augustineokoro1001
    @augustineokoro1001 Год назад +1

    Don't you have pity for the Ukraine's talk peace

  • @beebeer
    @beebeer Год назад +5

    Obviously William Hague has great experience in multiple wars having fought in the front lines and commandeed at the highest levels! (joking) Actually, I think I've most probably got more experience than him.

    • @psymantronic1528
      @psymantronic1528 Год назад +1

      Par for the course where pro NATO commentators are concerned.

    • @tandrichter
      @tandrichter Год назад

      Me too, as a woman tuning in the SkyNews excellent reporting by none other than Michael Clarke, adviser to Defence Committee in Parliament.

  • @johnsteiner3417
    @johnsteiner3417 Год назад +2

    Typhoons don't do ground attack, whereas the F-16s can. That's the difference.

    • @larsrons7937
      @larsrons7937 Год назад

      I don't think it's important what are the capabilities of the Typhoon itself (very good plane indeed), but that it's "Western" and can open up the door for a solid amount of F-16's. Like some Challengers (fantastic tank) paved the way for hundreds of Leopards.

  • @hybridarmyoffreeworld
    @hybridarmyoffreeworld Год назад +22

    - Почему Путин не хочет уходить?
    - Потому что знает, что далеко ему не уйти.......

    • @hybridarmyoffreeworld
      @hybridarmyoffreeworld Год назад

      @@ralfjanser4733 Свободу колониям орды! Карелия, Саха, Татария, Калмыкия, Чечня и тд

    • @dna9838
      @dna9838 Год назад +1

      Russia has a land border with both china and North Korea, and both would probably give him asylum without possibility of transfer to The Hague. I don't see him taking that option though.. While I'm convinced he's primarily motivated by greed for power, he's also an overproud nationalist.

    • @hybridarmyoffreeworld
      @hybridarmyoffreeworld Год назад

      @@dna9838 With cost of “black gold” at 15-23 dollars per barrel, the USSR economy collapsed, and the sovok itself collapsed, and the "golden" horde ("russia") budget can only be fulfilled only with oil price at $ 42.4 and higher

    • @hybridarmyoffreeworld
      @hybridarmyoffreeworld Год назад

      @@ralfjanser4733 Свободу колониям орды! Карелия, Саха, Татария, Калмыкия, Чечня и тд

    • @hybridarmyoffreeworld
      @hybridarmyoffreeworld Год назад

      @@dna9838 Дело движется к концу, Моль летает по дворцу, Какая боль, какая боль, Весь мир плюёт на эту моль! Ждём дистанционную швабру, для повышения духовноскрепности в Швабростане 🇷🇺

  • @billgiles3261
    @billgiles3261 Год назад

    When was William’s article in The Times?

  • @hybridarmyoffreeworld
    @hybridarmyoffreeworld Год назад +3

    Свободу колониям орды! Карелия, Саха, Татария, Калмыкия, Чечня и тд

  • @phillipgoodwin6919
    @phillipgoodwin6919 Год назад

    This was such an easy fix. No NATO in Ukraine.

  • @Writeous0ne
    @Writeous0ne Год назад +2

    When Russia has an abundance of anti air defense, it's not going to change a thing. the reason Russia cannot gain air superiority is because UAF has anti air battalions, just like Serbia had against NATO, NATO had to use long range bombing because the 20+ anti air systems of Serbia kept locking onto their jets whenever they tried SEAD. The same thing would happen to Ukraine if they tried to use air force against Russia.

    • @psymantronic1528
      @psymantronic1528 Год назад

      Russia could easily gain air superiority but it is risk averse and doesn't need it. They are winning without it, it's just taking time. With the fall of Bakhmut that's almost the whole of Donbass liberated - Mission Accomplished.

    • @Writeous0ne
      @Writeous0ne Год назад +1

      @@psymantronic1528 They could but they would lose a lot of air force and the anti air systems will eventually just get replaced by donors.

    • @psymantronic1528
      @psymantronic1528 Год назад

      @@Writeous0ne the speed at which NATO is supplying Western Ukraine is one of their major problems but as I said Russia is winning without launching an all out offensive so there's no need for them to proceed in the way suggested. Russia is managing to destroy Western Ukraine's air cover using missiles. Despite NATO's lies about shooting down all the missiles launched at Kiev they have now ordered Western Ukraine not to use it's Patriots because they got hit.

  • @derekbaker3279
    @derekbaker3279 Год назад +1

    This was more of a 2 min. 42 s advert for Hague's column! lol

  • @edwardsianski725
    @edwardsianski725 Год назад +12

    May God help Ukraine during the counter offensive to reclaim its territories and to fight for a just peace. May Blessed Velychkovsky and St Mary MacKillop of Australia, St Joseph, St George and St Michael the Archangel, intercede with the Almighty for an end to this terrible war. May Our Lady of Perpetual Help comfort all who have lost loved ones and be with those who have been injured. May all Ukrainians who have died Rest in Peace. May the Storm Shadow missiles create more havoc and mayhem among the Russian military.

    • @davegallagher7710
      @davegallagher7710 Год назад

      God isn't on the side of either the King of South or the armies to the North or the East. He comes to destroy Babylon. I suggest you pick up your bible, kjv 1611, and read Daniel chapter 11. You will find that the King of the North has already been defeated, what lies to the north is only armies and the King of the South rides out to meet them. It also says that "they sit at the same table and cause mischief". Be careful who you support. If you are a Christian, do not support either side. God does not send missiles, he sends Our Lord Jesus Christ.

    • @patverum9051
      @patverum9051 Год назад +2

      As long as Satan sits on Putler's shoulder whispering in his ear; no chance.

    • @titob.yotokojr.9337
      @titob.yotokojr.9337 Год назад +1

      Amen to your prayer!

    • @blacklion8208
      @blacklion8208 Год назад +1

      Gabriel is offended... Name them all or non of them.

    • @flipflopski2951
      @flipflopski2951 Год назад +5

      What if your God in his mysterious ways picks Russia to win this one?

  • @anthonysmith4826
    @anthonysmith4826 Год назад +1

    Give Ukraine fighter jets now

  • @walt1955
    @walt1955 Год назад +1

    I prefer that the war continue until Russia does not have a military with which to invade other countries. Former president, Dmitry Medvedev said last week that the Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania) belong to Russia. They are NATO members. Putin last month said he wants to possess Polish land, another NATO member, near Kaliningrad so that Russia will be better able to defend Kaliningrad. Ending the Ukraine war quickly would be nothing more than a cease fire until Russia can acquire enough weapons to continue the war under better circumstances.

  • @aukebakker887
    @aukebakker887 Год назад +3

    Why doesn't anyone seem to understand the wider implication of a ukraine that is part of NATO?? Any border dispute can then escalate into WW3 under article 5 of NATO. A neutral Ukraine is absolutely essential for world peace. And that was all that Putin wanted to achieve before his SMO. But he was laughed at in the international arena,when in december 2021 he tried to to talk about a new European Security Framework. So him was left no choice.

    • @bobbyenglish7803
      @bobbyenglish7803 Год назад

      Ukraine will be part of NATO and there is nothing Putin can do about it. The sooner this is made clear to him, militarily, the better.

    • @harryteo7801
      @harryteo7801 Год назад

      Spot on .. Russia has every right to defend itself against the war mongering US led NATO

  • @VintageForYou
    @VintageForYou Год назад

    Glory to all Ukrainians now has more power.🙌

  • @hugodesrosiers-plaisance3156
    @hugodesrosiers-plaisance3156 Год назад +3

    Putin has no clue what's about to hit him, has he.

  • @GB_Reloading
    @GB_Reloading Год назад

    does anyone know why the Typhoon flies at the wrong altitude? Thanks

  • @grahamdrew1069
    @grahamdrew1069 Год назад +6

    I think it will end in a naval battle as we are pushing the Russia Navy back into the Azov sea, will restrict the Russian Navy to a passage the equivalent of the Suez Canal in the Baltic Sea and will make their Med Fleet flee to East Africa. Somehow the Russians will have to try to fight their way out of a corner and they may have to do that if their fleet is breaking down with poor maintenance

    • @Scaleyback317
      @Scaleyback317 Год назад +3

      The first targets should be to put the whole of that fleet on the bottom.

    • @gdok6088
      @gdok6088 Год назад +4

      @@bluedragon13063 The whole of the Russian navy could be at the bottom of the sea within 1 hour of the order being given.

    • @morpheus2573
      @morpheus2573 Год назад +1

      @@bluedragon13063Overestimating Russia has been the only major mistake of the Free West. Putler's terror state is a paper tiger.

    • @morpheus2573
      @morpheus2573 Год назад

      @@bluedragon13063 Do you have a point to make or are you just a little squirrel who likes chestnuts? 🌰 🐿️

    • @morpheus2573
      @morpheus2573 Год назад

      @@bluedragon13063 Squirrel says what?

  • @nikkivieler3761
    @nikkivieler3761 Год назад +1

    I don't think there is going to be a quick end to this war...

    • @jelena7440
      @jelena7440 Год назад

      It's exactly what USA wants, to tire down Europe and make it more poorer and more divided with each passing day. They would gladly see this war spread to other countries. Russians are tough and they can hold out for a long time.

  • @nyshkominternational7085
    @nyshkominternational7085 Год назад +9

    There are many ways to send jets IMMEDIATELY. Jets and ground services should be provided by contractors, alongside Ukrainian personnel training on the job. F16s and Griphons should BOTH be sent by this strategy and SENT RIGHT NOW. Also, you can forget escalation threats, Ukraine just proved that putler has no missile that cannot be shot down (and that rules out his nukes, which dont explode if they crash.. broken arrow) Send the J.E.F finish ruzzia forever.

    • @richardstewart6900
      @richardstewart6900 Год назад

      For this to "properly end", for there to be no repetition a few years down the line, Russia has to solve Russia - the Russian people, not an aggressive ingression onto Russian soil by some external force. What happened to the last 2 guys that tried to invade Russia? Ukraine taking out targets that are a threat to them that just happen to be in Russia is one thing, a full scale JEF attack is a whole different ball-game that should be well off the cards. For now at least. Unless VP, in his desperation, does something REALLY daft!

    • @Scaleyback317
      @Scaleyback317 Год назад +3

      There are many thousand of both ex-aircrew and ground crew who have served with a variety of nations. Many of those experts will have hundreds of hours experience working on those exemplary older aircraft and I suspect Ukraine could put together a Ukrainian legion wing of 3 squadrons fairly quickly if the aircraft were promised. Ukrainians pilots and ground crew could be drip fed into the squadrons as they qualify and then learn from the older international hands surrounding them - win/win.

    • @janewilkin1984
      @janewilkin1984 Год назад

      William hage anther settee general

    • @Scaleyback317
      @Scaleyback317 Год назад

      @@janewilkin1984 Would you care to advise where you think your knowledge of subject surpasses his please Jane?

  • @philipgrace8168
    @philipgrace8168 Год назад +1

    Hague is more of a fool now than he was as a teenager

  • @StormmyStormmy
    @StormmyStormmy Год назад +2

    It’s been stated that China have been supporting Russia, what has Sunak got to say about that?

    • @hgv1947
      @hgv1947 Год назад +2

      China said they won't help russia
      What do you have to say about that

    • @StormmyStormmy
      @StormmyStormmy Год назад

      @@hgv1947 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @larsrons7937
      @larsrons7937 Год назад +1

      China just condemned russia's invasion of Ukraine and russian occupation of _any_ Ukrainian territory.
      _What do you ha..._ (I don't even need to ask)

  • @mitchgingras3899
    @mitchgingras3899 Год назад +1

    Reality is, the major part of Ukainian proffessional forces were used-up in Bakhmut. Is this a touchy subject Brits are avoiding?

  • @rokhorvat6660
    @rokhorvat6660 Год назад +4

    Puck Futin

  • @paayoub
    @paayoub Год назад

    yes a shock on ukrin to wake up and face the reality

  • @apterachallenge
    @apterachallenge Год назад

    What about Harriers? They can take off and land practically anywhere.

  • @Retro_Rich
    @Retro_Rich Год назад +2

    An anagram of William Hague is “I am a huge walli “

  • @swishpolitics
    @swishpolitics Год назад +1

    The Ukraine war will go down in history as the end of western supremacy. But this channel will still be reporting an imminent breakthrough on the battlefield. If only we can send them another of our old weapons systems.

  • @iainpattison903
    @iainpattison903 Год назад +1

    How about trying to organise peace talks.

    • @volkerr.
      @volkerr. Год назад

      After Russia pulls out fully - why not ?😅

    • @sH-ed5yf
      @sH-ed5yf Год назад

      Peace Talks right now wouöd demand russia keeps all of its areas

  • @nickglover7183
    @nickglover7183 Год назад

    Whoa! I agree with Mr. " 10 pints"

  • @danielfischer4399
    @danielfischer4399 Год назад +1

    I don't get it. What can realistically cause a military shock that will "end the war quickly"? Jets seem to be too complicated...

  • @thomasblackwell1410
    @thomasblackwell1410 Год назад

    L1,l2,r1,r2 up down left right l1,l2,r1r2 up down left right. Will that help?

  • @colin8696908
    @colin8696908 Год назад +1

    The real reason I keep asking, is because it's a big ticket item. Not because they actually need it.

  • @annuki8795
    @annuki8795 Год назад +1

    What is the F-35's chance of winning against the Russian Su-57 in a dogfight, if they are outnumbered two to one?
    Both Su-57s would be heaps of burning metal on the ground before it got to a dogfight.
    F-35 pilot: “I got 2 contacts on radar looks like they are Su-57s, permission to fire?”
    AWACS: “weapons clear, permission granted”
    F-35 pilot: “fox-3 times two.”
    F-35 pilot: “Splash 1, splash 2”
    SU 57 are not actually entering Ukrainian airspace, and are instead being used to deploy long-range weapons at Ukrainian targets from within the protection of Russian airspace. How many SU 57 left ?

  • @craftpaint1644
    @craftpaint1644 Год назад +1

    "We thought of everything."
    - Sergei Lavrov, Russian Foreign Minister.
    I think Russia was expecting NATO air support over Ukraine a lot sooner than this talk of providing it. The only reason NATO didn't is because it will be horribly embarrassing when the base they fly from is destroyed.
    🇺🇸/👁️\🇷🇺

  • @aussiviking604
    @aussiviking604 Год назад +2

    The recent analogue for this is the Iraq-Iran war of the 1980s. Sadly, this war is just beginning.😢

    • @jelena7440
      @jelena7440 Год назад

      Yes and another European war, civil war in 1992 ex Yugoslavia. The script is quite similar, at the time it was Bill Clinton who was pro war and Bono Vox came to Sarajevo to meet with Muslim leader, war criminal.

  • @charlesburgoyne-probyn6044
    @charlesburgoyne-probyn6044 Год назад +2

    Send Hague over to Putin two bald men can fight over a comb, the sound of Hague self confident assumptions would be enough to make Putin call it off

  • @Juefawn
    @Juefawn Год назад

    My question is what ways do wars end? One side must be victor. Surrender, obliteration, territorial compromise, total loss of weaponry, total loss of militaristic resources and soldiers, the death or stepping down of the power behind the battle directives, ideological alterations, the last being the best peace treaty. If we fund the war the war will continue until one of these ends is met by either side (generally speaking).

  • @ThePierre58
    @ThePierre58 Год назад +1

    Triggernometry is worth watching. One of the presenters is Russian born. Good insight into a culture that few of us have experienced.

    • @psymantronic1528
      @psymantronic1528 Год назад

      He's a pro NATO propagandist who thinks the war started in 2022 and Ukraine is a united country in opposition to Russia and support of NATO.

    • @jelena7440
      @jelena7440 Год назад +1

      You can always read Dostoyevsky, Pushkin, Tolstoy, Bulgakov....it will give you a picture of a Russian soul.

  • @brianfreeman8290
    @brianfreeman8290 Год назад +1

    He's in a minority, but William Hague is justification for the retention of the House of Lords. It needs RADICAL reform, but there is a lot of talent there.

  • @markwest3485
    @markwest3485 Год назад +1

    He never got to answer or detail the article he wrote earlier in the day. How do you end the war quickly?

    • @jelena7440
      @jelena7440 Год назад

      Ceased fire and peace talks.

  • @Dive-Bar-Casanova
    @Dive-Bar-Casanova Год назад +1

    Ukrainian pilots have been training for well over a year in the USA.

    • @larsrons7937
      @larsrons7937 Год назад

      On various bases, yes. Together with experienced F-16 pilots training on F-35's. Maybe sharing tips & tricks?
      🤔 Maybe the Ukrainians got to test-fly the F-35's too, just to be prepared?
      _"Don't push that and that button, not yet, just fly the plane and enjoy prospects for the future. Enjoy..:"_

    • @larsrons7937
      @larsrons7937 Год назад

      Awesome dune buggy racing you have on your own channel. I and my brother tried the same in 2009 in the desert of Peru, in dunes much like these. Our host was Mario Vega, a decade long competitor in Peru's "Inca Rally" (I believe he wona few times). Fantastic experience, since it wasn't a "tourist" thing (he didn't do that), pure "private". And he lived in that desert, knew the dunes better than his own pocket. Your videos bring back memories.

  • @larrydemonte2218
    @larrydemonte2218 Год назад +1

    The end of the war can only be accomplished by dividing Ukraine,,we we have North Korea/South Korea, East Germany West Germany, split in half and end it

    • @jelena7440
      @jelena7440 Год назад +1

      My thoughts exactly. USA and Russia will sit down together and divide Ukraine into two parts.

  • @bonnierumboll-harding6792
    @bonnierumboll-harding6792 Год назад

    Yes, it’s terrible