Why ALL Russian Weapons Are So BAD!

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  • Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
  • 🌍🚀 Russia's Military Might: Fact or Fiction? 🚀🌍
    Russia boasts the world's second-largest army and an impressive arsenal, but the ongoing conflict in Ukraine tells a different story. Despite having a formidable array of tanks, artillery, and a powerful naval fleet, Russia struggles to secure a decisive victory over Ukraine. This discrepancy raises questions about the true effectiveness of Russian weapons. Are they as formidable as claimed, or is there a hidden frailty? Let's dive into the truth behind Russian military power!
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  • @karlgrimm3027
    @karlgrimm3027 9 дней назад +2597

    It’s not just that they were lying about everything. They assumed that we were lying about our weapons too.

    • @MrHodoAstartes
      @MrHodoAstartes 9 дней назад +538

      Well, we were. The US government and arms manufacturers have systemically understated or obscured the capabilities of many weapons to retain the element of surprise.
      This shows who is thinking like a hegemon, and who thinks like a bully.

    • @tompomainville9315
      @tompomainville9315 9 дней назад

      The soviets lied to there people about our weapons, they knew effective they were. They studied the effectiveness our weapons all through Korea and Vietnam wars but had to lie to the people to boost morale.

    • @i.dr.8012
      @i.dr.8012 9 дней назад +57

      Well said

    • @GnosticAtheist
      @GnosticAtheist 9 дней назад +69

      @@MrHodoAstartes That is an extremely important factor, indeed. While I am sure there are exceptions (there always is) defence is about shocking the attacker . At the same time, you also want to make the attacker reconsider first strike, usually by having an arsenal of WMDs. The rest in logistics, where the defender can respond much faster than what the attacker has calculated.

    • @cuffzter
      @cuffzter 9 дней назад +221

      @@MrHodoAstartes "Appear weak when you are strong. Appear strong when you are weak." to quote Sun Tzu

  • @mowgli2071
    @mowgli2071 9 дней назад +1438

    Russia lied? Imagine my shock!

    • @arcturionblade1077
      @arcturionblade1077 9 дней назад +59

      ​@op7317When Putin basically admitted that he hopes Trump wins reelection because it would greatly benefit him and Russian aggression around the world. Putin called Trump the "American Gorbachev" and basically sees Trump as America's downfall and the USSR's revenge for itself falling in 1991.

    • @31terikennedy
      @31terikennedy 9 дней назад

      @@arcturionblade1077 Yep and that's why Putin took the Crimea under Obama's watch and invaded the Ukraine under Biden's. Duh!

    • @FieldBlaser
      @FieldBlaser 9 дней назад

      Trump has been part of the Russian agenda. Im sure they agreed Trump would give a little aid to fool Americans. Then let Putler move in. Russia def helped trump get elected in 2016 for a reason. The fact trump wouldn’t let anyone in Russian meetings is all I need know. Trump for hell 2024.

    • @ThugLife___
      @ThugLife___ 9 дней назад +23

      Don't believe everything you read on the internet

    • @Its.true1
      @Its.true1 9 дней назад

      @@arcturionblade1077 Sorry but the only aggression you see around the world is American as they have invaded attacked and killed more people around the world then Russia ever could or have done.

  • @user-sl2zj5sd8h
    @user-sl2zj5sd8h 5 дней назад +62

    The United States has the World's two biggest Air Forces. You aren't thinking about the Naval Services.

    • @gnosticbrian3980
      @gnosticbrian3980 2 дня назад +7

      And those mighty US forces have been defeated by sandal wearing Houthis!

    • @CallsignArchangel
      @CallsignArchangel День назад

      name one battke that we lost. a real, pitched battle where CAS was involved. one. Look up what we did to you in syria when wagber attacked on our FOBs. not one orc lived. not one US soldier died. ​@@gnosticbrian3980

    • @frankmoreau8847
      @frankmoreau8847 День назад +6

      @@gnosticbrian3980Name the defeats.

    • @gnosticbrian3980
      @gnosticbrian3980 День назад +1

      @@frankmoreau8847 The name of one of the victors is in my post, "Houthis". Geopolitics not your thing?

    • @skulengu6854
      @skulengu6854 День назад +6

      ⁠@@gnosticbrian3980Houthis have attacked civilian ships successfully, but they have succeeded mostly in giving the U.S. military a lot of target practice. The U.S. has in turn successfully attacked several inland military targets. If you consider that to be success for the Houthis then you must be Russian.

  • @scottgalbraith7461
    @scottgalbraith7461 День назад +8

    I thought their battlecarrier concept was scary as hell, until I saw they could barely keep one running.

  • @patriot388
    @patriot388 8 дней назад +152

    Simple answer - corruption!

    • @samhutchison9582
      @samhutchison9582 6 дней назад +7

      It's a lot more than that. Russia has been behind technologically since its inception. There was perhaps only one period in which Russia was close to on par, and this was the Napoleonic era.

    • @juryfilatov4520
      @juryfilatov4520 6 дней назад

      @@samhutchison9582 Actually no, in the late 80s Russia took the lead in terms of technology, but the United States was able to launch donkeys loaded with gold, which undermined the USSR from within.
      I will not idealize the USSR, there was more than that, the replacement of religion with communism, the transformation of communists into indestructible idols and the replacement of rationality with ideology...
      We see all this today in the USA itself, when a professor is fired from an institute because she calls a woman a woman, and not a person with a vagina.

    • @azaph_gaming
      @azaph_gaming 6 дней назад +11

      Sometimes, equipment goes missing and money suddenly appears in your pocket.

    • @laurentguyot3362
      @laurentguyot3362 6 дней назад +8

      @@samhutchison9582 even at that time they were behind,only winter, distances and burning their own country saved them.

    • @simpleviewer1334
      @simpleviewer1334 5 дней назад +5

      It's pretty famous many Russian have 100m - 500m yachts, your point is made

  • @DD-mp1kl
    @DD-mp1kl 8 дней назад +481

    I remember at the beginning of the war when one of the first things Germany ever gave to Ukraine was a few thousand helmets. Everyone was mocking and insulting Germany. Looking back, at least the Ukrainians were given REAL HELMETS.

    • @FAL87
      @FAL87 8 дней назад +80

      I still dont understand why people laughed. Protective gear is making the difference between a living and a dead soldier. Iam pretty sure the ukrainian soldiers that got the german equipment were gratefull

    • @user-ft2bt9kw7x
      @user-ft2bt9kw7x 8 дней назад +12

      Real helmets didn’t save 600,000 Ukrainian troops

    • @amramjose
      @amramjose 8 дней назад +25

      I think the Russians had WWII steel pots, formed into a modern looking helmet with foam and a fabric cover...

    • @user-ft2bt9kw7x
      @user-ft2bt9kw7x 8 дней назад +14

      @@amramjose So Russia can produce hypersonic missiles and the most advanced air defence systems in the world but they have to wear saucepans on their heads for Helmets ? Your comment lack logic

    • @tadcastertory1087
      @tadcastertory1087 8 дней назад +46

      @@user-ft2bt9kw7x Russian air defence systems have utterly failed. Ask people who live in Belgorod. They do not have any actual hypersonic weapons, because you need scramjet technology and Russia doesn't have that.

  • @Chris-Brown-
    @Chris-Brown- 5 дней назад +105

    The joke in high school in the 90s was they were cardboard cut outs. So it wasn't a joke, it was reality.

    • @SmokeNGunsBBQ
      @SmokeNGunsBBQ 5 дней назад +1

      You're clueless.

    • @treehuggerdeluxe5598
      @treehuggerdeluxe5598 4 дня назад +1

      Maybe you should have paid more attention in school, as decoys are a military standard around the world and have been for hundreds of years.

    • @theultimatereductionist7592
      @theultimatereductionist7592 3 дня назад +3

      @@treehuggerdeluxe5598 Yeah - if used intentionally. But if ALL your weapons or a SUFFICIENT NUMBER of them are just decoys, then your fighting strength is MUCH weaker not only than you intend to project to your enemy but weaker than you need to win.

    • @nonamenosurname8516
      @nonamenosurname8516 3 дня назад +2

      @@treehuggerdeluxe5598 you should pay more attention to reports from battle field. You are right, cardboard is excelent as decoys, but russians are using those "decoys" as main attack force.

    • @SmokeNGunsBBQ
      @SmokeNGunsBBQ День назад

      @@nonamenosurname8516 or they're using them so their enemy wastes ammunition...

  • @jimbraslow1774
    @jimbraslow1774 6 дней назад +150

    About 15 years ago I worked with a Russian engineer in California. He told the company he worked for in Russia maintained military vehicles. A depot with 500 trucks that were supposed to be combat ready, when inspected the Commander would randomly point to a vehicle he new would start to show it worked. The further back vehicles would not work and many did not have motors.

    • @SmokeNGunsBBQ
      @SmokeNGunsBBQ 5 дней назад +18

      You think things are different here lol

    • @user-re4rp6wp6r
      @user-re4rp6wp6r 5 дней назад +10

      Вы в Америке плохо знаете как сильно преобразилась армия России за последнее 15 лет

    • @tschorsch
      @tschorsch 5 дней назад +21

      ​@@SmokeNGunsBBQ Yes, they're very different.

    • @bulldozer8950
      @bulldozer8950 5 дней назад

      ⁠@@SmokeNGunsBBQyes Russian bot they are. As much as you can say American defense procurement is corrupt and America overpays (which broadly speaking isn’t even that true it tends to be more due to trying to keep jobs in places at greater expense rather than just blatant overpaying) American stuff absolutely works. American soldiers don’t sell random parts of their vehicles they’re set to maintain, and they tell people who stuff is broken and it gets fixed. The simple fact is that American soldiers are pretty well paid, they have no reason to risk stealing stuff to sell it because they make enough money that it’s not worth it, and stuff is kept track of well enough they’d get caught if they did. America has some of the most guns per capita, and despite that you can’t really buy any stolen stuff from the military, even as minor as a gun or grenade or something, no matter how hard you try, meanwhile in Russia there’s been stories that the Russian mafia has literally offered foreign cartels nuclear subs. And clearly it’s still a problem, even just the beginning of the war Russia was running out of fuel because their soldiers would sell it all. Meanwhile American troops never runs out of fuel and abandon their Abrams I wonder why

    • @GioGeorgian
      @GioGeorgian 5 дней назад +21

      @@user-re4rp6wp6r Преобразилась к худшему. вторая армия , третьего мира))

  • @jameswhitbread7173
    @jameswhitbread7173 8 дней назад +293

    It's not just the planes being shot down but the trained pilots which take a long time to re train

    • @yonut2oo5e
      @yonut2oo5e 8 дней назад +15

      I don`t think they can retrain them, but train new pilots. But don`t take my word on it, I`m not on armyrologyst.

    • @stephensanders5166
      @stephensanders5166 8 дней назад +24

      The Japanese and Germans can attest to this. You can build the best planes in the world, but if you don’t have any pilots………..

    • @jaythomas3224
      @jaythomas3224 7 дней назад +12

      How terrible were US pilots in Viet Nam 5000 helicopters and 4000 airplanes were shot down by rice farmers. I see why the US gave up. Imagine if they went up similar armed nation

    • @Gitbizy
      @Gitbizy 7 дней назад +3

      💯💯💯💯

    • @VineGrove123
      @VineGrove123 7 дней назад

      All manned fighter and ground attack planes are obsolete. Pilots are obsolete. Haven’t you been watching the war? The days of manned war planes are over. Tanks are also obsolete. It doesn’t matter how well they are made.

  • @jorgerobles628
    @jorgerobles628 9 дней назад +576

    I went to Russia in the early 1990s as part of a team who was checking how well the Nuclear Proliferation Pact was working after the dissolution of the USSR, and part of the tasks were to check on the efficiency of the nuclear warheads and we found that almost all the units we inspected at different sites had the same problem- The Tritium gas that ignites the Nuclear reaction was almost non-existant, so those weapons were essentially useless, and that happened due to the fact that each head needs to be checked by a 6-person team, and the tritium be replenished every 3 years according to the Russian protocols, and they didn't have the enough personnel to do the maintenance, nor the amounts of tritium needed to replace the inactive one. We reported that to the Department of Defense, and that helped to maintain the status quo, but increased the quality control of the US Arsenal.

    • @claytonbonsai
      @claytonbonsai 9 дней назад +13

      Yes, our bureaucracy suffers from historic overconfidence on maintenance and storage issues.

    • @protorhinocerator142
      @protorhinocerator142 9 дней назад

      So if this is still true, then it means if Russia nukes the USA then the warheads will be atomic but not thermonuclear.
      Still really bad but could be much worse.

    • @hera9539
      @hera9539 9 дней назад

      OK, so you were busy about 30 years ago....... back then, the former Soviet Union was on its knees and had absolutely nothing to do with the Russia of today. What about the durability of American nuclear weapons? Are there enough factories and skilled personnel to replace and maintain them? Why hasn't the glorious USA "democratized" such a weak Russia with all its completely outdated and ineffective weapons long ago? Why are you once again using foreign countries to fight the same old battle? And by the way: Russia doesn't want to wipe out Ukraine - they just want to secure the new Russian territories - a concept that is of course completely incomprehensible to the USA, as the history of "successful democratizations" in recent decades shows us...

    • @hellyrazr9459
      @hellyrazr9459 9 дней назад +16

      This ain't the 90s and they have hypersonics. Remind us how bad fabs and khenzals are 😢😂

    • @baneslayerbeelzebubsnemesi5078
      @baneslayerbeelzebubsnemesi5078 9 дней назад

      @@hellyrazr9459 Big dumb bombs, circa 1940's and 50's, with stuck on wings if I'm not mistaken. That'll do it then we're all doomed!

  • @vputilov
    @vputilov 5 дней назад +48

    I just hope we NEVER have to find out how well any Nuclear weapons are IRL.

    • @mikexf1647
      @mikexf1647 День назад +1

      This theory is popular, right now.
      I don't know who was the first circulated such nonsense.
      Edit: russia developed and tested nuclear weapons successfully.
      Just in case the next video questions this fact.

    • @oliverrabe7339
      @oliverrabe7339 День назад +3

      whatever russion trolls say, most of Russian nuclear weapons are not ready to use. On the other side the remaining functional nuclear weapons are still more then enough.

    • @Qwarzz
      @Qwarzz День назад +1

      Yes, only a few of those missiles need to work to cause serious issues.

    • @iananderson374
      @iananderson374 19 часов назад

      Russian nuclear arsenal is sub standard unmaintained and out dated .

  • @Jagonath
    @Jagonath 5 дней назад +9

    The problem with applying bad conditions to Russia's nukes is redundancy. In other words, they won't aim one nuke at each major city (in a full blown war), they'll fire 10. That's why they have so many of them.
    This also applies to countries with decently maintained stockpiles. It is literally rocket science after all. Every country has to assume that some won't launch, some will blow up on take-off, some will go wildly astray, will get shot down, won't blow up over the target etc. etc.
    Or maybe many or all will work. So in a real nuclear war, anyone in a major city should expect to get hit with nukes over and over again.

  • @midknightfenerir
    @midknightfenerir 8 дней назад +40

    India is importing less weapons overall. India wants to increase its own domestic weapons industry by supporting Indian state owned and private defense companies. Only thing India is importing are high end weapon systems like aircraft and other electro optical equipment and components. most other weapon systems can be procured and produced in India itself without the help of a external source. India can’t fight a global war by relying only on unreliable foreign weapon suppliers like US, Russia, Israel, France and UK.

    • @arthas640
      @arthas640 6 дней назад +2

      It's shocking how much a country their size relies so heavily on imports. Even today a lot of their "domestic" equipment is either licensed Soviet/Russian gear or shameless copies. Their pistols are mainly imports, their assault rifles are mainly foreign copies, their elite units mainly use western equipment, they've got mounds of Isreali gear, their tanks are mainly T-90s and T-72s, their IFVs are all BMPs, their air and missile defenses are all old Soviet crap, they've got a ton of Soviet built ships, and when you start prying into their native built ships and aircraft you'll still find tons of imported parts like American or European made electronics and engines.
      They are moving more towards domestic production, I heard until the last decade or so they were still relying on Russian made attire (forget if it was their BDUs, helmets, or body armor) and until recently they couldnt even issue enough body armor but they're changing that and modernizing. It's good they're moving away from Russian made kit though in general since their main threats are Pakistan and China who both use a lot of Chinese made gear which is heavily based on Russian gear and China (along with India) have a ton of inside knowledge on Russian kit so the Chinese will be intimately knowledgeable on India's Soviet and Russian gear.

    •  5 дней назад +2

      Their army is like Russian. They just run away faster.

    • @armanshukla7367
      @armanshukla7367 5 дней назад

      Yes just like Kargil war or bangladesh war 😂😂😂😂😂 always remember 93000 surrender

    • @arthas640
      @arthas640 5 дней назад +1

      @@armanshukla7367 What does that have to do with Indian equipment procurement?

    • @arthas640
      @arthas640 5 дней назад +2

      They perform alright in war though. They've beaten Pakistan more then once even though the US, UK, and China were backing Pakistan in the Bangladesh liberation war. The only major time i know of them backing down was against China in their border conflict and it's hard to blame them for that when Russia did the same when China was far weaker and Russia was far stronger, and when most of the world is letting China get away with occupying most of the South China Sea, lets them attack civilian vessels in their own waters, allows them to build islands illegally, and lets China steal oil and other resources from neighboring countries.

  • @snafufubar
    @snafufubar 8 дней назад +169

    Russia definitely made a mistake opening up the largest live testing ground for western weapons.

    • @Crazmuss
      @Crazmuss 8 дней назад +21

      Well, at least now we know, that Abrams can't drive horizontally on a soil.

    • @marcperrett662
      @marcperrett662 7 дней назад

      @@Crazmuss have you seen the 6000 plus tanks destroyed by the ukranians ?? most destroyed by artillery and shoulder fired weapons ,,,,what difference does a few Abrams need to make ?? and these are old stock Nato 90s era weapons the Ukranians are getting ,,,T72,,T80,T90 all 80s and 90s spec "cheap" tanks designed for a cold war conflict that never happened BUT Nato countries didnt stop their weapons development then and dont actually make tanks a major part of battlefield planning preferring air resourses to get the job done from tens of miles away

    • @ultraphitaro4834
      @ultraphitaro4834 6 дней назад

      Neither the West nor Russia will test the latest technologies and weapons in this war for obvious reasons.

    • @juryfilatov4520
      @juryfilatov4520 6 дней назад +9

      It works both ways =)
      By the way, what about drones in NATO armies? Already adopted?

    • @Typexviiib
      @Typexviiib 6 дней назад +13

      @@juryfilatov4520we were using drones 20 years ago. Ours shoot hell fire missiles with spring out sword blades.

  • @callumpaxton1657
    @callumpaxton1657 4 дня назад +8

    The t-34 was not the first tank to have sloped armour… you’re supposed to do research

    • @Dragonblaster1
      @Dragonblaster1 4 дня назад +2

      The British WW1 tanks all had sloped armour, as did the Matilda 2, the Valentine, the Sherman and the Crusader.

  • @yashwantmohit4579
    @yashwantmohit4579 7 дней назад +7

    Who need weapons when you have shovels?

    • @FeverYonge
      @FeverYonge 6 дней назад

      You need, otherwise you barley gain 50km2 in a year of fighting, and few US weapon deliveries hold you back for 2 years and counting

  • @m6tleja
    @m6tleja 9 дней назад +146

    Russian commander receives a shipment of brand new surface-to-air missiles. Day later, he reports back to command that all missiles have been used up and they hit with 96% accuracy. For next shipment, he requests to be sent surface-to-target missiles.

    • @computerhelpcc
      @computerhelpcc 9 дней назад +16

      (laughter), that’s good

    • @colincampbell767
      @colincampbell767 8 дней назад +12

      You're closer to correct than you think. The Russians have books full of charts that are used for assessing the effectiveness and number of enemy casualties that are produced by artillery fire. The Russian officers look up the appropriate chart after a fire mission and use this to calculate the number of enemy killed and wounded.

    • @haraldschurr1035
      @haraldschurr1035 8 дней назад +7

      I slap my knees - that was a really good one - I'm still laughing minutes after reading it.

    • @thecasualdiyer6729
      @thecasualdiyer6729 7 дней назад +5

      "Command, this is Bomber 1. 100% of all bombs have hit the target, the ground. Mission accomplished!"

    • @ernestworrellspeaksout1285
      @ernestworrellspeaksout1285 4 дня назад +2

      Source of this "information"? Receipts are required. How about you paste a source for your allegations?

  • @rubenlopez348
    @rubenlopez348 8 дней назад +135

    What about the shovels? They seem to be working just fine. LOL…

    • @thetruth9210
      @thetruth9210 8 дней назад +8

      True

    • @checksandbalances6714
      @checksandbalances6714 7 дней назад +5

      😮😅

    • @ArbiterDan
      @ArbiterDan 7 дней назад

      Why is then Russia not losing already? They were supposed to run out of missiles 2 years ago. Their army is bad so why are they still killing people in Ukraine?

    • @discoveryrides5318
      @discoveryrides5318 7 дней назад +5

      Last time i checked they still have lotsa kitchen sinks as well as toilet bowls😂! They haven't used any yet!

    • @sickboy8682
      @sickboy8682 7 дней назад

      Kicking NATO's trained and armed Ukrainian proxy too. Anyone that believes this crap needs a wake up call.

  • @eliassalcedo5229
    @eliassalcedo5229 7 дней назад +8

    The luxurious yachts are very expensive. The Oligarchs have a lavish lifestyle and sergeant Bilko happens.

  • @gi4dtv230
    @gi4dtv230 6 дней назад +7

    If the goal is to make money why would a weapons manufacturer invest money and resources into a politically dangerous country when they can steal all of your inventions any time they want. That kills innovation.

    • @nonamenosurname8516
      @nonamenosurname8516 3 дня назад

      Did u know russian private fleet which was paid by "war fleet chest" is bigger than actual russian navy? russia is actually paying for three ships (or anything else) just to get 1 somewhat working ship. Yeah thats corruption in russia.

    • @Compgeek86
      @Compgeek86 22 часа назад

      And if you're an engineer why would you stay somewhere with a low standard of living and terrible wages, when you could make better money and be living in better conditions in Europe or the US.
      It's 2-pronged, no foreign companies want to be involved and domestic development is starved for talent, because anyone that's competent wants out.

  • @NoChance797
    @NoChance797 9 дней назад +51

    Because it's always been a corrupt clown show.

    • @davidcolley7714
      @davidcolley7714 5 дней назад

      Indeed the US army are a corrupt clown show as proved in Vietnam and Afghanistan

    • @mikemoore5929
      @mikemoore5929 5 дней назад +2

      Like the US you mean ?

    • @hohrhamikaiolaf464
      @hohrhamikaiolaf464 4 дня назад +2

      @@mikemoore5929 No worse.

    • @JoseJBronze
      @JoseJBronze 4 дня назад +2

      @@hohrhamikaiolaf464 Worse than Hunter Biden's laptop?!?

    • @Gamelaha
      @Gamelaha 4 дня назад

      @@JoseJBronze You sure that whataboutism is all you need? How about some copium?

  • @GaryBonnell-tl1jp
    @GaryBonnell-tl1jp 9 дней назад +236

    Their tank's still have the best ejecting turrets on the market nothing ejects as high or as smooth as a Russian tank taking all three cosmaunauts with it

    • @GaryBonnell-tl1jp
      @GaryBonnell-tl1jp 9 дней назад

      Vladimir Putin does deal with corruption in the military his way they get free flying lessons out of tall building so maybe things will change if he gives out enough flying lessons

    • @dandargin3148
      @dandargin3148 8 дней назад +8

      Hahahahahahaha

    • @randym7961
      @randym7961 8 дней назад +6

      Sad but true and disturbingly entertaining ! I keep waiting for someone to do the math and compare them all to see which one went higher

    • @cecilwilliams8586
      @cecilwilliams8586 8 дней назад

      And Russia is still winning, imagine how it would look if their equipment was perfect. Ours on the other hand failed against Russia so what about our junk?

    • @maxeadon2021
      @maxeadon2021 8 дней назад +10

      Nice to see the Russian space program is on track even during the SMO.

  • @auschris9296
    @auschris9296 4 дня назад +11

    they litterally stole the f22 raptors design to make the SU57 and they did it so bad they cant even use the plane haha

    • @thanesgames9685
      @thanesgames9685 5 часов назад

      Like they did with the US space shuttle.

  • @snathan3198
    @snathan3198 5 дней назад +6

    What if some of their nuclear weapons actually worked? Do you want to take that chance?

    • @spammerscammer
      @spammerscammer 2 дня назад

      Seems like we do. Thing is ours work. And are much much closer to Moscow.

    • @sandypatience
      @sandypatience 2 дня назад

      The big question is 'how would they be used?' ie what military advantage would they confer?

    • @briangibson6527
      @briangibson6527 3 часа назад

      That's Russian rulett for yu

  • @Delta6ICU
    @Delta6ICU 9 дней назад +70

    Corruption is a big part of it as well. A General is supposed to armor his unit, so he buys cheap or fake upgrades and pockets the money. Your vehicles need new tires? Buy cleaning supplies and have your troops shine up the old tires.

    • @gooldii1
      @gooldii1 8 дней назад

      RuSSia is just a Mafia-State! Nothing else!

    • @rogerkumar73
      @rogerkumar73 8 дней назад +5

      What you call corruption the generals or whomever call back pay and economic survival.

    • @user-pj1fh5rh8w
      @user-pj1fh5rh8w 7 дней назад +1

      Very good point

    • @Delta6ICU
      @Delta6ICU 7 дней назад

      I was always told in Russia that it's considered "bad Business" to not at least try to steal something before you buy it. It stems a combination of the Russian obsession with the idea of smekalka and chronic poverty. It's savvy to make money off your troops by giving them NERF body armor instead of the real thing.

    • @williamsimpson5808
      @williamsimpson5808 7 дней назад +1

      America had the same problem in Vietnam

  • @00dfm00
    @00dfm00 9 дней назад +563

    Imagine the mental gymnastics a Russian propagandist has to go through.

    • @webmastercaribou7570
      @webmastercaribou7570 9 дней назад

      Just as much as US mainstream media. Press secretary and all media are like soviet state media.

    • @arthas640
      @arthas640 9 дней назад

      it's insane and probably why they so desperately try to claim that a bunch of the civlian deaths arent from the war but due to a secret genocide only Russia knows about and why they use so much of the same tactics as Nazi propagandists and neo-nazi conspiracy theorists. I still find it hilarious how people claim Putin is winning this 1 week special military operation even though we're on day 863. Like even if you ignore any information from either side and just look at a map you'll be able to tell this has been a disaster seeing as Russia invaded an unprepared, far weaker enemy they share a massive land border with, and they started the war already occupying like 10% of the country but havent managed to push the front line very far after over 2 years of constant fighting and multiple rounds of conscription. There weren't any Americans claiming the US was winning the Vietnam War in 1974.

    • @skymaster4121
      @skymaster4121 9 дней назад +24

      😂😂😂😂 true!

    • @mepnep5060
      @mepnep5060 9 дней назад +37

      Fuckin gold medalists they are

    • @robderich8533
      @robderich8533 9 дней назад +26

      M. C. Escher would be jealous.

  • @conrad7635
    @conrad7635 День назад +21

    Never underestimate the enemy. Vietnam war and Afghan war... turned real losers.

    • @paoloby3869
      @paoloby3869 День назад

      also Afghan and Ukraine, cheers.

    • @garymccann2960
      @garymccann2960 День назад

      Those wars were run from the White House to enrich their elite friends. Iraq was ran by the military. The elits care nothing for American lives. They only care about their power and wealth.

  • @rohitf117
    @rohitf117 2 дня назад +1

    I attended Aero India 2023 ...there Russians were so depressed and lazy they were not even interested to explain about their products. As if they came to India just for the sake of it

  • @catatonicbug7522
    @catatonicbug7522 9 дней назад +754

    "Russia has the world's second largest Air Force."
    The US Navy would like to have a word with you...

    • @arthas640
      @arthas640 9 дней назад +62

      Also size doesnt really matter in the modern day where a great fighter can take down 20 shitty fighters.

    • @anthonyware4033
      @anthonyware4033 9 дней назад +107

      The U.S. Air Force is the largest Air Force in the world but the U.S. Navy has the second largest Air Force in the world.

    • @soulscanner66
      @soulscanner66 9 дней назад +26

      @@anthonyware4033 Last I looked, they fight on the same side, although after the next election that might change.

    • @user-cd3tq9ye2p
      @user-cd3tq9ye2p 9 дней назад

      forget about us military, its a paper giant that cost to much to do anything serious. they can’t compete with russia/china and friends. you want a thank? china will build you 1000 in a second, same for all the rest. usa is from the past, don’t get fooled. people need a reality check and they will not get this on mainstream media.

    • @AnimalChinz
      @AnimalChinz 9 дней назад +2

      @@soulscanner66 someone's gotta pull the ufo's out of the bag for that one. i look forward to it.

  • @NJTRAF
    @NJTRAF 8 дней назад +153

    None of this is really a surprise though. I was in the British military from 2003-2010 and whenever anyone spoke about Russia, nobody was bothered. They were often spoken of as being a Paper Tiger, and that the only thing Russia has going for it is it's Nuclear Arsenal. If Russia didn't have a Nuclear Arsenal, they'd be absolutely fucked because they wouldn't be able to defend against an attack

    • @origami83
      @origami83 8 дней назад

      I wanna bet those nuclear missiles are rotting in their rubes aswell. Stripped for parts and valuable materials, i doubt any of them even launch/explode.

    • @marcperrett662
      @marcperrett662 7 дней назад

      Half the USSR era Ukraian ICBMs that were removed in the 90s were bloody rusted to the launchers,,,how can a country with a $90billion defence spending be a threat in conventional wars against Nato $860 billion or the yanks themselves at $770billion ---they cant even get past the front in ukraine yet ,,despite supposedly being the 2nd biggest army in the world ffs

    • @fourclawrider
      @fourclawrider 7 дней назад

      Great Britain hahaha now there's a joke. You once owned three quarters of the world and now your capital is three quarters migrants. Russia will be fine if it were ever attacked by a "Superior power", just ask Hitler or Napoleon.

    • @-kenjo-421
      @-kenjo-421 6 дней назад +12

      We all saw how russia "cant defend itself" last summer

    • @geradkavanagh8240
      @geradkavanagh8240 6 дней назад +21

      @@-kenjo-421 And that was the Ukrainians going in without proper air support.

  • @geirvinje2556
    @geirvinje2556 7 дней назад +36

    Sun Tzu : Appear weak when you are strong, and strong when you are weak.

    • @oscargrainger2962
      @oscargrainger2962 7 дней назад +18

      Yeah good quote. But Russia has appeared weak when its weak and weak when its supposedly strong 😅

    • @arthas640
      @arthas640 6 дней назад +7

      @@oscargrainger2962 They have spent more time as a paper tiger then an actual tiger. The Russo-Japanese war as a total humiliation and so was the first 20 years of Soviet history with them losing wars in Poland, Finland, Estonia, and Latvia and they needed Germany's help to take part of Poland and they nearly lost in Finland the second time. They also lost multiple wars to Afghanistan in 1925, 1929, and the famous one in the 80s and every one of those wars was against a much weaker opponent. I mean losing a war to Estonia is hilarious, the whole country is about the size of Dallas and especially back then they were economically insignificant compared to the USSR or previous Russian Empire.
      Going back further the Russian Empire lost a bunch of humiliating wars too. They've relied on their massive size to intimidate other countries but when they have to back up their bluster they get ruined like the Crimean War (1853 one), Ukraine, WW1, early WW2, Afghanistan, and in Chechnya the first time. The Crimean War was way different then the current Ukraine war but was vaguely similar in that they lost a large war on their own border and managed to take massive casualties in spite of everything starting in their favor (war was on their own border, it was a defensive war, they already held the territory the fighting happened on, enemies were fighting long distance, they had numerical advantage, Russia had experience fighting their enemies, enemies had to perform naval landings, and Russia instigated the war so they _should_ have been better prepared).

    • @Blodhelm
      @Blodhelm 5 дней назад +3

      @@arthas640 And the only thing that stopped Napoleon, was winter.

    • @kishanchali8752
      @kishanchali8752 5 дней назад

      @@oscargrainger2962 Is that why they're continuously pushing Ukraine? Keep in mind that Ukraine fights with NATO weapons and according to NATO doctrine.

    • @marianneb.7112
      @marianneb.7112 5 дней назад

      Unless, like Russia, you are so weak you don't even realize you are weak.

  • @thegreatchallenge5963
    @thegreatchallenge5963 3 дня назад +2

    It’s cute that people still spew the same BS about the T-34 now when all the data is available. It sucked, even for its era, and was far from the first tank with sloped armor

  • @williamlong9090
    @williamlong9090 9 дней назад +81

    Putin will soon be in Argentina selling used Ladas😂

    • @MetaView7
      @MetaView7 7 дней назад +8

      no, he will be buying washing machines.

    • @masterchinese28
      @masterchinese28 7 дней назад +4

      When the Argentines will ask for payment in US dollars, the sales will fall through.

    • @hovakimmomjian7637
      @hovakimmomjian7637 7 дней назад +1

      😂😂😂

    • @jamesrosemary2932
      @jamesrosemary2932 7 дней назад +1

      If Putin dared to set foot on Argentine soil, Milei would put him in shackles and hand him over to the Ukrainians with a bow tie.

    • @courtneyrivera-mw2ot
      @courtneyrivera-mw2ot 7 дней назад +1

      @@jamesrosemary2932 perfect chrismas gift right there

  • @josericardo9614
    @josericardo9614 9 дней назад +58

    Not only the weaponry, but the leadership too. Lousy!

    • @user-ft2bt9kw7x
      @user-ft2bt9kw7x 8 дней назад

      When did America last win a war ? Their leadership is very poor

    • @gooldii1
      @gooldii1 8 дней назад

      RuSSia is just a Mafia-State! Nothing else!

    • @davidcolley7714
      @davidcolley7714 5 дней назад

      Yes Biden and Trump are excellent examples of lousy leadership as is the whole of the US armed forces who couldn't even defeat Vietnam and Afghanistan

    • @jeanrak
      @jeanrak 2 дня назад +1

      😂😂😂Sleeping Joe is better🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @user-ft2bt9kw7x
      @user-ft2bt9kw7x 2 дня назад

      @@josericardo9614 Russian leaders are winning the war , overcame sanctions and have driven the west into a state of collapse and they are “ lousy “ ? 😂😂

  • @scottsmith9137
    @scottsmith9137 7 дней назад +37

    while their weaponry is bad the tactical blunders are just so bad. I remember a couple of months into the war they made the "brilliant" decision to send all their drill sergeants to the front lines to reinforce their numbers.

    • @arthas640
      @arthas640 6 дней назад +8

      funny thing is Russia keeps falling for the same blunders as the Nazis. They also threw a bunch of their elite units and a ton of trainers (who were some of the most experienced and best trained men in their military) into units like the Lehr division or Sonderkommando Elbe that were sent on suicide missions like the Battle of the Bulge resulting in them losing a ton of their best leaders and best trainers. Japan did the same and sent their best men into battles against well prepared americans rather then using those men as leaders or trainers. Russia has effectively gutted their special forces by sending them into frontal assaults, the estimates i've heard say it will take them a decade or more to full recover those units since training special forces takes a lot of time since they have such high standards (either that or you drop standards and they arent nearly as effective).

    • @moegamatsiddickbarman3989
      @moegamatsiddickbarman3989 6 дней назад

      Why don't you talk of all the western weapons being destroyed by Russia why don't you say America was using the dollar as a weapon and forcing countries with sanctions if they buy from Russia. And the Russians don't kill indiscrimet;ly like the west and Israel killing civilians. Get your facts straight.

    • @davidcolley7714
      @davidcolley7714 5 дней назад +4

      All these myths that silly Americans accept as the truth.

    • @robertmueller6979
      @robertmueller6979 5 дней назад +9

      @@davidcolley7714 ...How bout this myth. Russia invaded Poland and divided it up with Germany at the beginning of WW2. Russia, just like Germany, was the invader. Russia then executed thousands of surrendered Polish soldiers. True or false. You know the truth.

    • @JohnCSmith-lp1qr
      @JohnCSmith-lp1qr 5 дней назад +1

      ​@@robertmueller6979No that was a peace deal ..you 🐑 😂

  • @JohnConnorTM
    @JohnConnorTM 2 дня назад +2

    So why then even complain getting hit by those weapons? I mean they are harmless toy guns right?

  • @marcthecaptain
    @marcthecaptain 9 дней назад +108

    Maybe the SU-57 is so stealthy that no one has seen it, really stealthy!

    • @mikechesh-nq9gj
      @mikechesh-nq9gj 9 дней назад +20

      lol like the armata.

    • @claytonbonsai
      @claytonbonsai 9 дней назад +4

      You must play to win. Or even be counted.

    • @1djbecker
      @1djbecker 9 дней назад +4

      @@mikechesh-nq9gj Russia wasn't at all shy about promo videos for both the Armata series and the Su-57. If they built more or used them in combat, we would have been inundated in video.

    • @Shinobubu
      @Shinobubu 8 дней назад +8

      The SU-57 is a submarine on land. That's how it achieves full aspect stealth.

    • @toututu2993
      @toututu2993 8 дней назад +6

      You can't even see it siting in the hangar

  • @bobbrown8661
    @bobbrown8661 9 дней назад +121

    Russian potato launchers are second to none

    • @conan59er15
      @conan59er15 7 дней назад +7

      Second to their turret launchers

    • @ian2372
      @ian2372 7 дней назад +3

      Yet they are still winning in Ukraine?

    • @welingkartr416
      @welingkartr416 7 дней назад +1

      The US -Pentagon and NATO have been trying hard for two years. These potato launchers have broken NATO's balls.

    • @aaaqqwwqqddsw5509
      @aaaqqwwqqddsw5509 6 дней назад

      Not when compared to with Temu launcher.

    • @Blodhelm
      @Blodhelm 5 дней назад

      @@ian2372 The 3 day operation is in its third year and they just failed to take Kharkiv, again. If this is winning, then Russia losing will be real fun to see.

  • @brettgracey9682
    @brettgracey9682 7 дней назад +4

    3rd largest airforce, behind the US airforce and the US navy.

  • @patriot2314
    @patriot2314 18 часов назад +4

    So russia is loosing to a country..the US lost to a bunch of uneducated Mujahideen 😂😂

    • @soeren850
      @soeren850 46 минут назад

      So did the USSR 😂👌

  • @Greysquirrel98
    @Greysquirrel98 8 дней назад +57

    What makes broken military equipment even worst? A drunken Russian operating it.

    • @georgecoons6872
      @georgecoons6872 6 дней назад +2

      russians fight better when drunk.

    • @patmann9363
      @patmann9363 6 дней назад +3

      ​@@georgecoons6872I used to be a Doorman that is not true🤔😂

  • @traog
    @traog 9 дней назад +14

    I saw something some while back that the 2nd largest airforce after the USAF is the US Navy.

    • @kevinl8440
      @kevinl8440 9 дней назад

      When i was in the Navy in the 90s i was told the Navy had more planes.

    • @ibnorml5506
      @ibnorml5506 7 дней назад

      Makes me smile when I read about how much the USAF and the Navy competes with each other for air superiority.

  • @Li__Alex
    @Li__Alex 14 часов назад +2

    What do you mean "despite the overwhelming numerical superiority" ??
    The operational group was increased from 150K in 2022 up to 300K in 2024.
    But the number from Ukrainian side was around 1M in the middle in 2022 and they conscript around 20K every month.

  • @FrancisFjordCupola
    @FrancisFjordCupola 7 дней назад +5

    LOL. BS on the T-34. It wasn't the first tank to feature sloping armor. They choose to employ sloping armor to the degree that other designers would not use because of the reduced internal volume would lead to worse ergonomics. The T-34 was produced in huge numbers and taken out by the Germans in large numbers. Only the 37mm German guns had issues with them. Those guns also had issues in 1940 with English Mathilda II's, French B1's and so on. Look at how many tanks the Russians lost in WW2 and compare that with the Germans who were dumb enough to fight on at least two fronts.

    • @worldoftancraft
      @worldoftancraft 6 дней назад

      Famous Jormans. Which absolutely not cared about internal volume with their frontal gearbox design

    • @ultraphitaro4834
      @ultraphitaro4834 6 дней назад

      This is only because the Germans had fewer tanks. The T-34s were mostly destroyed by anti-tank weapons. In the Vietnam War, Vietnam lost 200 planes and helicopters, the United States lost 10,000 planes and helicopters. Does this mean that Vietnamese aviation was better? No, they just had little aviation and a lot of air defense.

    • @Gantradies
      @Gantradies 2 дня назад

      plus the infamous issues with catastrophically poor build quality as a direct response to stalin demanding production numbers at all costs-
      everything from armor and welds that shattered from impacts it should have effortlessly bounced,
      to periscopes that didnt even have GLASS in them >.>

  • @HaakonanTG
    @HaakonanTG 8 дней назад +11

    Russian weapons are not even worth the weight of scrap metal, because it rust faster. The country given us Lada think they can make good weapons. Jeez!

    • @wonderfalg
      @wonderfalg 3 дня назад

      lol. Steel doesn't rust. Otherweise you would've no skyscrapers.
      In Moscw is a big show of shot down Leopards and Abrams and all other kind of western tanks. Truth is. Tanks are outdated.

  • @Matt-rz7gm
    @Matt-rz7gm 8 дней назад +52

    Peace is more than just an absence of violence. You can't win a war with just bombs and bullets. You need soft power aswell.

    • @arthas640
      @arthas640 6 дней назад +6

      that's one thing people forget about Russia and China and it's arguably one of America's greatest strengths. The US has tons of economic, cultural, and diplomatic influence, and that gives them a lot of power globally even without direct political or military influence. Like one of my favorite examples is Kung Fu Panda: it was such a well made American movie that Chinese citizens were asking "why is America making better movies about Chinese culture then China?" since their movies tend to be rather poorly written and rely on special effects even more then ours to carry a film. My other favorite example is Disney with even America's biggest enemies like Hitler and the Kim dynasty being huge fans of classic Disney cartoons to the point that the previous "crown prince" of the DPRK, Kim Jong-nam, losing his title (and his life) for trying to visit Disneyland, which is something you'd never really see happening with an American politician. Imagine Hunter Biden being executed because he just needed to risk his life sneaking into a forbidden Chinese amusement park, or imagine Americans being arrested and spending their life in jail for Iranian or North Korean movies.

    • @furious_wrath7079
      @furious_wrath7079 5 дней назад +4

      ​@@arthas640Yeah but Disney covered up Black Panthers face on promo posters for the movie in China and took Finn out of all Star Wars promo posters in China too. But I do get your point just not going to put halos over Disney. China does have some good low budget production films. Mostly martial arts films. I look at China differently than Russia. China is trying to have the best of both worlds by being communist and trying to have capitalist or western ideals. Russia seems to be trying to regain a bygone era when they were at or near the top. Corruption is tearing that country apart as well.

    • @Brucebod
      @Brucebod 5 дней назад +1

      I often think "soft power " will be the only way wars will be won, in the future.
      But thank you for your post Matt-rz7gm, I didn't know what it was called.

  • @VersusARCH
    @VersusARCH 5 дней назад +13

    Russia never held an "overwhelming numerical superiority" during the war in Ukraine. They attacked with just 150,000-200,000 soldiers. That's not enough to even police a 40 million people country like Ukraine, let alone conquer it, calling into question the assumption that it was their plan to conquer the entire country, or even its capital. Later the Russians increased the troop numbers to perhaps 500,000, but the Ukrainians did so even before the Russians did.

    • @Therakus
      @Therakus 5 дней назад

      Per Putin, there are currently about 700K russians in the theater. Yes, they planned this war poorly and got bogged down.

    • @alals6794
      @alals6794 4 дня назад +1

      You are 100% correct and this is a PROPANDA channel used to promote Western propanganda.....

  • @CarComparos
    @CarComparos День назад

    Lets not push them into using their nukes, weak or otherwise

  • @blackmonhjura
    @blackmonhjura 9 дней назад +293

    We are talking about a country that was created on lies, corruption, poverty, betrayal, fear, grief.

  • @C4ndyD4rling
    @C4ndyD4rling 9 дней назад +266

    In Finland we use to say about things which don't work: "Better tha new russian"

    • @docjaramillo
      @docjaramillo 9 дней назад +14

      Thank you Finland. Protectors of open free societies. Thank you.

    • @Booz2020
      @Booz2020 9 дней назад +2

      Slava TSMC 🇹🇼

    • @nathanlevesque7812
      @nathanlevesque7812 8 дней назад +14

      well, who can argue with the country that defeated Russian tanks with alcohol and skis

    • @mikoto7693
      @mikoto7693 8 дней назад +10

      We’re delighted to have you and the Swedes joined us in NATO.

    • @J--12
      @J--12 8 дней назад +3

      And in Russia we say "proebalta sprosit' zabyli."

  • @furious_wrath7079
    @furious_wrath7079 5 дней назад +25

    Why do people keep saying this that Russia's t-34 was the first tank that used sloped armor when there are dozens of tanks built before that had sloped armor I don't understand where this myth comes from.

    • @Brucebod
      @Brucebod 5 дней назад +8

      Comes from videos like this. There are dozens of mistakes in this video but how many people will fact check, or, even consider it may not be accurate.

    • @benchapple1583
      @benchapple1583 5 дней назад +4

      You beat me to it. The idea that an engineer anywhere or anytime wouldn't immediately think of this is inane. Battleships were using this concept in1900 well before anyone had heard of 'a tank'.
      As to where it comes from. Repetition exactly like this video. Simply no research and no understanding. This nonsense was taught to me in school- I'm 62. I rebelled against it then at 13 because it was simply stupid but the myth marches on. There are many other such myths.

    • @bulldozer8950
      @bulldozer8950 5 дней назад +6

      @@benchapple1583before ships even, back in medieval times armor makers clearly knew that having an angle for your armor was advantageous because a decent amount of plate armor has it to some degree.

    • @benchapple1583
      @benchapple1583 4 дня назад

      @@bulldozer8950 You are completely correct. If you really want to drill down then you could say that Mother Nature invented it with sloping skulls about 10 million years ago. But the question persists "Why do people believe that the Soviets were the first people to notice this and apply it to the T34's armour while the dumbass engineers in the West were making 10cm radar and jet engines?"
      It's staggering what people will believe if you just say it again and again.

    • @rolandnelson6722
      @rolandnelson6722 3 дня назад

      @@benchapple1583 not only is the commentator not an engineer but he has zero mechanical sense.
      It’s worth doing an IQ test with the intention of getting 100, to see what half the population are struggling with.

  • @jonathonbrooks651
    @jonathonbrooks651 4 дня назад +1

    Man those Russian shovels. I'm going to get me one.

  • @gcr6420
    @gcr6420 9 дней назад +15

    Little Vlads is not doing too well. The portrayed schoolyard bully is just a wisel dressed up in a muscle suit

  • @Brettmlyons
    @Brettmlyons 8 дней назад +28

    The weapons may be bad.. but they can sure still kill

    • @BillyBob-ov5ef
      @BillyBob-ov5ef 8 дней назад +9

      Yup, missiles falling randomly from the sky kill a lot of civilians, fish, wildlife....very deadly still

    • @adriano8679
      @adriano8679 7 дней назад +1

      @@BillyBob-ov5ef nemoj da jedeš ono što pametan čovek ne jede

    • @kiana_kaslana12
      @kiana_kaslana12 7 дней назад

      You aren't smart lol​@@adriano8679

  • @naas699
    @naas699 День назад +3

    if RU weapons are so bad - why have all of the western wonder weapons failed? All of the US weapons are duds
    RU has dominance in the air, RU missiles cannot be stopped by the wests air defence, USA Patriot / HIMARS rarely hit their targets

  • @matthiaseckert9747
    @matthiaseckert9747 День назад +1

    Since how many year everyone tries to tell us, that the russian Weapons are so bad, and everything else is superior?

  • @korien8976
    @korien8976 7 дней назад +50

    The problem is that the USA built counters for what they thought the Russian weapons were capable of which resulted in completely overpowered weapons on their part.

    • @nonamenosurname8516
      @nonamenosurname8516 3 дня назад +1

      yeah thats true.

    • @pilotactor777
      @pilotactor777 2 дня назад +5

      not a problem!!!!

    • @cactuslietuva
      @cactuslietuva 2 дня назад +2

      yeah NATO weapons really helping Ukraine...not

    • @jaturnley
      @jaturnley 2 дня назад +7

      This went both ways during the cold war. The soviets built the Kirovs and the Kunetzovs specifically to launch their advanced cruise missiles that they had to build in order to counter American CVNs. The US was forced to spend insane amounts of money developing the Mk.48 ADCAP torpedo when the Soviets managed to fool them into thinking that they had a larger fleet of Alfa-class subs that could outrun any torpedo of the time.
      The cold war ended because one side ran out of money from doing this back and forth for 50 years. Now, if only our government here in the US would realize that there's no longer an arms race and stop spending like the cold war never ended.

    • @jojobar5877
      @jojobar5877 2 дня назад +4

      @@cactuslietuva Thanks for that info. I’ll email my US congressman and tell him to increase aid to Ukraine by 500%. I’ll mention you.

  • @brucewrandol
    @brucewrandol 9 дней назад +269

    I f anything the Ukraine will be metal rich when this ends.

    • @jaytravis2487
      @jaytravis2487 9 дней назад +2

      There's more kinds of corrosion than just rust to worry about

    • @morgorth3242
      @morgorth3242 9 дней назад +25

      and rich on russian fertelizer

    • @Clean97gti
      @Clean97gti 9 дней назад +13

      I'm wondering if Ukraine will try its hand at becoming a refit/upgrade partner for other countries using old Soviet/Russian equipment. They've certainly had their fair share of experience with Russian tanks being crap. But what if the Ukrainian defense companies could work out a way to install better western systems into something like a T90. Make a T90 an actual competitive tank, or at least make it not garbage with egg crate armor and chain link cages strapped to the side.
      If other countries are sitting on stocks of old Soviet tanks and are hesitant because of the high cost of Western tanks, Ukraine could have a gold mine on its hands.

    • @user-xh2yg4uv9q
      @user-xh2yg4uv9q 9 дней назад +10

      There will be a year or two of recycling old wrecked armored vehicles but it will take decades to demine everything.

    • @OliverKassyJacobsen
      @OliverKassyJacobsen 9 дней назад +3

      Yes, Leopard, Abrahams, Challangers and gamechanger Wunderwaffen scrap.

  • @johnathanpearson3203
    @johnathanpearson3203 4 дня назад +19

    Cant believe this video uses Wired Magazine as evidence of inadequate nuclear missiles 😅

  • @noaglverbodentoegang
    @noaglverbodentoegang День назад

    Russia went Bankrupt, "Dormak at Tanagra, when the walls fell" ...

  • @samsquanch1996
    @samsquanch1996 8 дней назад +81

    Those weapons were outdated even in the 80s when the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan.

    • @MajorCoolD
      @MajorCoolD 8 дней назад +2

      Because the most modern weapon Systems of the US were doing THAT much better?
      Come on now, people forget that no weapon system is infallible.
      Heck even during WW1 when the british came rolling up with their tanks they might have been a shocking sight at first, but it was already during that first assault that the germans improvised tactics and weapons to defend against that completely new weapon system.
      Bundled grenades to blow off the tracks, direct fire with artillery, bunched up barbed wire to tangle up the gears of the tracks/wheels followed up by close-assaults.
      There is always an arms race going on, always has, always will.
      The only difference is that Putin started to believe his own lies and that there is SO MUCH smoke and mirrors involved in Russia, especially before the actual full-on war, that the true descripancy betwen the few truely ELITE Russian Units (many of which were almost entirely wiped out during the first few weeks/months that saw the most intense fighting and where there was a real chance of Russia taking Kiev) and the vast majority of the russian armed forces, where training, equipment, motivation, leadership, supply and readiness could vary IMMENSELY!
      The russian leadership now has to lay in the bed they made for themselves and russian soldiers have to lay in the field. Breathing or not.

    • @Oneshot8242
      @Oneshot8242 8 дней назад

      ​@@MajorCoolDWell said.
      I grew up and served with SAC and USAFSS from '74, and was trained to distrust the Russkies. When dafuq did that change?
      OK, maybe the 90s with Sacha Pivovarova and the onslaught of Russian supermodels, but THEY weren't running their country.....

    • @geoffreyowenga3958
      @geoffreyowenga3958 8 дней назад +1

      YET YOUR BEST WEAPONS HAVE FAILED TO SAVE UKRAINES FROM LOOSING REGEAON AND RUSSIA HAS LOST NONE.

    • @origami83
      @origami83 8 дней назад +5

      @@geoffreyowenga3958 Lol ukraine mostly received old stuff so far. For example they receiving F16's soon only because those get replaced with F35's.

    • @johnwatrous3058
      @johnwatrous3058 7 дней назад +1

      @@geoffreyowenga3958 Ukraine is not using our best weapons.

  • @Chrissweet1701
    @Chrissweet1701 8 дней назад +41

    The Iowa class are NOT battle cruisers. They are battleships.

    • @spacemanx9595
      @spacemanx9595 8 дней назад +9

      Ai written script

    • @robertthweatt1900
      @robertthweatt1900 4 дня назад +3

      Specifically, "fast battleships ", which make them something of a hybrid. Some protection sacrificed for speed. Also the extended length to gain speed over previous, like South Dakota and Massachusetts. Hood, from this POV, a forerunner.

    • @DrReplaySC2
      @DrReplaySC2 3 дня назад

      Take it slow.

    • @millimetreperfect
      @millimetreperfect 3 дня назад

      And you haven’t even mentioned personnel, moral and training (or lack of) Putin and his friends have been pocketing billions from their own country.

    • @MrTact1
      @MrTact1 3 дня назад +1

      Whether or not the lowa class is a battle cruiser, a battleship or the latest recreational rowing boat for family trips, who cares. It is not the topic of this vid, so it is irrelevant.

  • @eds7292
    @eds7292 5 дней назад +9

    The quality of Russian weapons alone is like that, let alone Chinese weapons that copy Russian weapons a lot....🤣

  • @corradoroeper7092
    @corradoroeper7092 3 дня назад +3

    If their weapons are so bad how come they're winning?

    • @androidrebel
      @androidrebel 2 дня назад

      Because they're not. 😂

    • @vitalikvitalik7637
      @vitalikvitalik7637 2 дня назад +3

      @@androidrebel it holds territories that used to belong to the Ukr, it obliterates Ukr's energy facilities, it moves the front line forward.
      it definitely loses

    • @illusionnl9237
      @illusionnl9237 День назад

      @@vitalikvitalik7637 are they in 4 a rude awakening...lol when they realize they've been lyed to al along by the own governments ....i'll just enjoy the show ...popcorntime

    • @sszorin
      @sszorin День назад

      Why is their three day war stretched to its third year ? If this is "winning" then I would be very afraid to see losing.

    • @vitalikvitalik7637
      @vitalikvitalik7637 День назад +1

      @@sszorin the only side that ever announced this "three days" strategy was the Ukraine, which completely negates the significances of the statement

  • @DavidRego-wn4lz
    @DavidRego-wn4lz 8 дней назад +225

    This is why he threatens a nuclear strike It’s all he has.

    • @firstnamerequiredlastnameo3473
      @firstnamerequiredlastnameo3473 7 дней назад

      He will use nuclear only IF Russia is attacked first with nuclear by the West.

    • @mrkkrs7029
      @mrkkrs7029 7 дней назад

      And if his nukes have not been maintained......he doesn't even have that.

    • @cecilwilliams8586
      @cecilwilliams8586 7 дней назад +14

      Wrong again, try again? as who is winning? and without the Nuke's.

    • @cecilwilliams8586
      @cecilwilliams8586 7 дней назад +2

      @@VineGrove123 They lost as soon as they excepted the Military push from NATO and AMERICA, as they failed their coup in GOERGIA and the next step for a military push was Ukraine? They have to break Russia. Spot on they have lost? Cheers

    • @ashleyobrien4937
      @ashleyobrien4937 7 дней назад +1

      Have you not been listening ? This ENTIRE VIDEO is about how dysfunctional Russia's weapons are, so WHY would you assume that systems as sophisticated as nukes on guided rockets are in any better shape than it's other trash? Some people seem to know absolutely NOTHING about weapons technology and just assume they do. Nuclear warheads are NOT like fine wine, they turn to vinegar real quick, because weapons grade Uranium or Plutonium is VERY radioactive, meaning it decays, and the very things it uses as shielding against that radiation ALSO decays, as do the other components such as the Beryllium-Polonium triggers, seven years is about average before they need a refresh, if not, then a number of things can go wrong, from a reduced yield (a fizzle) to no yield to the rocket itself failing, unlike Russia , America DOES maintain and update it's weapons, Russia's GDP is about the same as only TEXAS so what do YOU think is going on ?

  • @GerardScroogeGoes
    @GerardScroogeGoes 9 дней назад +107

    LOL, Click bait "Russia lied" = water is wet

    • @crashburn3292
      @crashburn3292 8 дней назад +5

      "This just in. The Sky? = Blue."

    • @condorboss3339
      @condorboss3339 8 дней назад +15

      Russia places great value on the truth. So they try to use as little of it as possible.

    • @samokazem2211
      @samokazem2211 8 дней назад

      Water is not wet because wetness arises from the interaction between a liquid and a solid surface. In other words, wetness is a property that occurs when water or another liquid comes into contact with a solid object.

    • @SuperErickelrojo
      @SuperErickelrojo 8 дней назад +1

      or "a brainwashed american"

    • @user-xq7tr6st5y
      @user-xq7tr6st5y 8 дней назад

      @@condorboss3339

  • @Biketunerfy
    @Biketunerfy 23 часа назад

    So he’s basically making the same mistakes as Hitler did in WW2 relying on “wonder weapons” to win him the fight. It’s funny how they both mirrored each other.

  • @harrymu148
    @harrymu148 2 дня назад

    dont jeer too hard or else they might actually start thinking about getting better lol.😂😂

  • @saldiven2009
    @saldiven2009 9 дней назад +92

    1:40 Sorry, total myth. The T-34 was absolutely _not_ the first modern tank to feature sloped armor. Most WWII tanks had sloped armor in the front, many of them existing before the T-34 was even designed.
    But, other tanks also had sloped side armor prior to the T-34 entering service in 1941. Examples include things like France's FCM 36 that entered service in 1933, the French Somua S35 that entered service in 1934, or the Panzerkampfwagen I that entered service in 1934 (though it's slope wasn't as severe as the T-34 or the FCM 36).

    • @arthas640
      @arthas640 9 дней назад +15

      That's a myth that's always bugged me, especially since it's so often thrown around by Tankies. If you go back further it's not even the first vehicle with sloped armor, even during the Civil War they were doing it with ships and before that wearable armor was often very carefully designed with the idea sloping to deflect blows better then just the contours of the human body (hence why a ton of chest plates have big bellies in the later parts of the medieval and early modern period while more primitive armor from antiquity tended to be flatter). As you mention even with tanks the T-34 was far from the first. The idea of sloping is such an old idea that the front slanted armor of a tank is called the "glacis" which is the name for the sloped armor of a fortress which is truely ancient.

    • @thedutchairsofter8251
      @thedutchairsofter8251 9 дней назад +12

      and they were not even well made. rushed production to keep the numbers up.
      30 to 40% of them broke down before even seeing the frontline.
      terrible welds soo the armor would just snap destroying the tank without penetration.
      this tank is russia 101 good on paper but it was made in russia.

    • @Shinobubu
      @Shinobubu 8 дней назад +3

      British had sloped armor long before the USSR existed.

    • @Holt817
      @Holt817 8 дней назад +1

      Russian tanks, t34, were slaughtering US tanks in Korea, at least that is what most history films and videos said. WW2 Germans liked the T34 as a medium tank. Survival is all that counts not the technicals of the weapon used.

    • @ricardas16
      @ricardas16 8 дней назад

      t34 is half american anyway. engine is old bmw engine and trany was made in italy i think. nothing much russian in it. by the way, t90 uses modified engine from t34.

  • @raymondg7565
    @raymondg7565 9 дней назад +127

    Corruption (production problems) takes a toll.

    • @wuodanstrasse5631
      @wuodanstrasse5631 9 дней назад +1

      "Corruption" in the entire RuZZian Federation is so exquisitely worse than horrific than can even be imagined by any American other than our horrifically corrupt politicians, lawyers, judges, the entire DOJ, CIA, FBI, ... , etc..

    • @Booz2020
      @Booz2020 9 дней назад +1

      Slava 🇹🇼 Geroyam TAIWANese 🦾

    • @tombearclaw
      @tombearclaw 8 дней назад

      Apparently Russian troops on exercises will often scrounge equipment from any source to trade with the local people for food and booze

    • @PP-uv1kw
      @PP-uv1kw 8 дней назад +1

      STILL BETTER THAN BOEING

    • @cecilwilliams8586
      @cecilwilliams8586 8 дней назад

      More Corruption in the Western nations than in Russia? Now not back then?

  • @illusionnl9237
    @illusionnl9237 День назад +1

    sponsored by lockheed martin

  • @Queequeg61
    @Queequeg61 18 часов назад

    There’s a reason Russian cars don’t line the boulevard.

  • @controlfreak1963
    @controlfreak1963 9 дней назад +119

    Potemkin Village military industrial complex..

    • @arthas640
      @arthas640 9 дней назад +13

      not hard to see why that term came out of Russia

    • @Cheshire020
      @Cheshire020 8 дней назад +3

      It seems some things never change 😆

  • @davidjernigan8161
    @davidjernigan8161 9 дней назад +357

    We didn't need the Russia/Ukraine war to figure this out. Just look at the losses in tanks that Iraq suffered, and these tanks are what the Russians are pulling out now.

    • @DilbertMuc
      @DilbertMuc 9 дней назад +9

      Wrong. There are 30 years and several generations in between those tanks.

    • @jubjub2m6
      @jubjub2m6 9 дней назад +13

      an ultra modern tank vs a 30+year old tank... thats a great comparison...DERP

    • @numberonedad
      @numberonedad 9 дней назад +51

      ​@@jubjub2m6russia isn't fielding hyper-modern anything

    • @niklasmolen4753
      @niklasmolen4753 9 дней назад +4

      Middle Eastern countries are notoriously poorly trained from soldiers to officers. They would have performed poorly with Western equipment against Russian forces.

    • @greysheeum
      @greysheeum 9 дней назад +14

      @@DilbertMucYou should probably re-read his comment.

  • @doomsday5286
    @doomsday5286 5 дней назад +8

    They did use SU-57, they're just so stealthy we didn't even realized their deployment (joke...)

  • @noeltwomey285
    @noeltwomey285 7 дней назад +6

    This is a parody channel right?

    • @BlutoandCo
      @BlutoandCo 7 дней назад +1

      Its not russian

    • @jeanrak
      @jeanrak 2 дня назад

      @@BlutoandCo Yes that's why it's parody 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @Drcragory
    @Drcragory 8 дней назад +134

    A murderous dictator lied? No way.

    • @Insidious_Rage
      @Insidious_Rage 8 дней назад

      Actually Dictators lie much less than western politocians cause they rule with brutality and dont need to hide as much. Its a sad but true fact. Most western leaders are only slightly better than Putins and Xis.

    • @ashscott6068
      @ashscott6068 8 дней назад

      No. Putin wasn't the liar. Putin was the one being LIED TO. Putin has his own scams to rip off his people, but he wants and needs a functioning military. That's why the guy in charge of the company that made the S-500 is rotting in prison for lying about its capabilities - or rather it's lack thereof. That's also why ruZZia has been so slow getting old tanks out of storage. It wasn't Putin who was ordering brand new spares for functioning tanks, but pocketing the money, and riping spares of mothballed tanks in storage.
      Putin created a system where people need to lie to get ahead and make a decent life for themselves. Now he's the victim of it. Every day, all the reports he gets from his officers on the battlefield, are a pack of lies, whose only purpose is to make that officer look good. Or at least look less bad, when things go wrong.

    • @LiamCochrane-ph2kx
      @LiamCochrane-ph2kx 8 дней назад

      every country lies. Just like the USA when they tried to cover up their war crimes in Iraq.

    • @klausb8101
      @klausb8101 8 дней назад +1

      Who? Biden? Our zombie? That we are used to. Remember: "Not an inch". And another classic: "Weapons of mass destruction"

    • @johnsch1988
      @johnsch1988 7 дней назад +4

      Baiden?😂

  • @ryankruchowski1951
    @ryankruchowski1951 9 дней назад +141

    You still need tanks to win wars. A well disciplined crew is a great crew. These Russians have little to no training. For an US Abrams tank crew it takes about a year in tank school.

    • @Meem_Begorski
      @Meem_Begorski 9 дней назад +6

      Without taking into account general military training, the training of a tanker takes from 3 to 6 months

    • @arthas640
      @arthas640 9 дней назад +21

      seems to be something we both inherited from WW2. The US realized a good tank crew was worth a lot more then a good tank and built tanks that would preserve the crew as much as possible so they regularly had crews bail out and get a new tank, sometimes even rejoining the same battle. The Soviets meanwhile just built tanks to be as easy as possible to build and operate which meant losing crews but meant you could field a lot more tanks, that was a lot more important for them during WW2 and later their army was built with the idea that a bunch of highly trained officers would lead a mob of peasant conscripts so they made things easy to build and easy to operate so an army could be built quickly. We're starting to see the problems with both of those doctrines as it takes a lot longer to build US equipment, it's more expensive, and it takes a lot longer to train soldiers but the Soviet doctrine results in an unruly mob of cannon fodder, especially when your officers are a joke and the lack of skilled NCOs cant make up for shitty officers and incompetent enlisted conscripts.

    • @alsacestyle
      @alsacestyle 9 дней назад +9

      @@arthas640 issue is when you get your officers killed in dumb ways at the start of a war this tactic becomes useless

    • @livingadreamlife1428
      @livingadreamlife1428 9 дней назад +6

      Tanks simply aren’t survivable on an open battle field today. Javlins and Drones now rule the day. In the future, Tanks either have to feature DEF capabilities to defeat those weapons or it won’t remain a front line weapon.

    • @Meem_Begorski
      @Meem_Begorski 9 дней назад +1

      @@livingadreamlife1428 only drones (modern generation), Javelin has long lost its former effectiveness

  • @chieftain73
    @chieftain73 4 дня назад +1

    Wow! I've found a copium refinery!

  • @vaikkajoku
    @vaikkajoku День назад +1

    Several mistakes in the first 90 seconds already. I assume the rest, which I'm not watching, is equally bad.

  • @silverthorngoodtree5533
    @silverthorngoodtree5533 9 дней назад +130

    The IOWA was NEVER a Battlecruiser. ever.

    • @Leilyse
      @Leilyse 9 дней назад +29

      I just got to that point in the video and I instantly started looking for comments like yours, wtf is their information sources.
      Also can we mention the fact they say the T-34 was the first modern tank with sloped armor? By that logic the T-34 must be considered the first modern tank because the US, Germany, and the UK all had tanks featuring sloped armor before the T-34 was built

    • @markalexander832
      @markalexander832 9 дней назад +18

      Almost every RUclips creator calls any warship bigger than a canoe a "battleship," but then when this one actually mentions a real battleship, they manage to call it a battle cruiser. Good grief!

    • @physc0tr00per
      @physc0tr00per 9 дней назад +6

      That's what happens when you use Wikipedia as a reliable source.

    • @tonyennis1787
      @tonyennis1787 9 дней назад +8

      @@Leilyse and the suspension was a rip-off

    • @donaldmoreland6408
      @donaldmoreland6408 9 дней назад +5

      @@tonyennis1787Yes the suspension was an American invention Christies

  • @fv5855
    @fv5855 9 дней назад +79

    Soviet-era cannon operated by the Russian military have an operational range of 24-28 km., while NATO-standard guns fielded by the UAF fire effectively at ranges of 30-40 km. Ukrainian gunners operating technically-superior cannon have gained a powerful battlefield advantage and are inexorably reducing the Russian army’s mortars, howitzers, and rocket artillery systems to scrap with something approaching impunity, Russian military bloggers are saying .Even vociferously pro-Kremlin observers are confirming the battlefield firepower pendulum has swung away from the Russian army clearly to the AFU’s side, and the Ukrainian artillery’s ability to hit its Russian opposite without risking being hit back, is being singled out as the key factor in AFU ground advances in recent weeks.

    • @arthas640
      @arthas640 9 дней назад +21

      There is a totally different mindset in how everything is designed and used in NATO vs Soviet gear. People often bring up how the USSR had bigger nukes and more missiles but overall they were less capable. The US stopped making missiles/warheads as big as possible because they developed missiles that were more and more accurate so they didnt need as many missiles or as large a payload but the Soviets had to make up for their lack of accuracy with size and volume, they couldnt kill with a quick stab so they blindly swung with a hammer instead. The US has plenty of flaws but a major reason why they also dont have Soviet sized stockpiles is because when properly used you dont need a war of attrition: like Desert Storm they used precision weaponry to cripple the enemy in a matter of days and weeks so after that you're just mopping up a disunited smattering of enemy units who are cut off from resupply and cut off from command.

    • @Notrusbot
      @Notrusbot 9 дней назад +3

      We heard about the resource of howitzers that the M777 is not intended for intensive shooting, such as is now being done in Ukraine, as this leads to high wear on the barrel. After several weeks of use, the range and accuracy of howitzers drops and is comparable to Russian howitzers. It's just worth reading a little more than what the news says.

    • @greysheeum
      @greysheeum 9 дней назад +11

      @@NotrusbotPretty standard issues for howitzer barrels the world over. Ukraine is using their artillery a lot, systems components wear out with use. Nothing unusual here.

    • @swisstroll3
      @swisstroll3 9 дней назад +7

      @@Notrusbot A large round going through a barrel does a lot of damage. You expect a lot of wear and tear. That is why they usually design guns with replaceable barrels.

    • @hera9539
      @hera9539 9 дней назад +2

      What ground advances have been made by the AFU in recent weeks? Please be specific. At the moment the Russians are advancing extremely quickly on several fronts. And that when they can only shoot right up to their own feet....

  • @FractalFineArt
    @FractalFineArt 5 дней назад +2

    It is not just the wepon it is the drivers training, And the comanders tactics. They have lost all of their mid level leaders. They have no leaders just like hitler at the end of WW2. Just a thought.

    • @marcperrett662
      @marcperrett662 5 дней назад

      NCOs have much less of a role in russian units and have much larger units of mostly conscripts to train ,,,unusual to find many old timers in standard infantry units,,very low pay and poor conditions/benefits stop many from staying around past their compulsory forces service

    • @sszorin
      @sszorin День назад

      Germany had commanders at the end of WW II. It just did not have enough equipment and weapons and even worse, it did not have enough gasoline for the remaining airplanes and vehicles. I spoke to a witness, he is no longer alive, who told me that at an airport in south of Germany there was a row of new airplanes STILL UNPACKED from factory crates, because THERE WAS NO FUEL FOR THEM.
      The reason why WW II happened was also instrumental in the defat of Germany and Japan.
      WWII happened, both in Europe and in East Asia, because the World market in resources and commodities was rigged. Before the war both Germany and Japan had no free access to it to purchase raw materials and then export and sell back manufactured products, so that Germany and Japan could feed its people. The food production of Germany and Japan could not cover their food needs to feed their populations - they had to manufacture, export and sell and then from the profits buy food on the World market to cover the food deficit at home. But, the problem was the World market was rigged against these two countries.
      The second big problem was their insufficiency and insecurity of oil purchasing contracts. There was practically no oil in central Europe and none in Japan and mainland eastern Asia adjacent to Japan - the three big oil producing regions of the planet were controlled by the British, the Americans and the Dutch. No country's economy is secure without free commercial access to oil producing regions. Germany and Japan were very insecure on this account, and were at the mercy of the three powers.
      They had to do something radical, and they did.

  • @navret1707
    @navret1707 5 дней назад +23

    Russia’s navy is loosing to a country without a navy.

    • @KeepCalmAndCarryOn33
      @KeepCalmAndCarryOn33 3 дня назад +2

      Ukraine is winning with drones

    • @mongo4525
      @mongo4525 3 дня назад +1

      what was the Vietnam War then for America 💀

    • @nonamenosurname8516
      @nonamenosurname8516 3 дня назад

      @@mongo4525 that was 50years ago and technological advancement was close to none. Look at calendar, today is year 2024...

    • @spammerscammer
      @spammerscammer 2 дня назад

      ​@mongo4525 what was Afghanistan for Russia?

    • @rafopderand8524
      @rafopderand8524 2 дня назад +1

      Ukraine doesn't have a navy because it was destroyed.

  • @rayham2070
    @rayham2070 9 дней назад +29

    Corruption killed their weapons. Their truck tires had rotted off them when they tried to use them, some one pocketed all the money that was to keep them up

    • @arthas640
      @arthas640 9 дней назад

      it's pretty telling how many stories there are about Russian corruption from just ordinary people. Almost every time i talk to someone who's been to Russia has stories about government employees like police and soldiers offering to sell them Russian military gear or soliciting a bribe. I knew a guy who started working there before the collapse of the USSR when they started to open up to the west and he had officers offering to let him drive a tank and shoot the gun for a price and i knew people who went there in the 90s and 00s who got similar offers with some outposts and bases allowing foreign citizens to fire things like cannons and machine guns at targets for a price.

    • @TheManofthecross
      @TheManofthecross 8 дней назад

      yep and it will take outsiders to clean up that corruption. cause anyone locally who can try to do it are either dead, cowe,ed in to silence by fear or are corrupt themselves. trust no one locally.

    • @maxeadon2021
      @maxeadon2021 8 дней назад +1

      Fuel too. That got sold off. Remember the tank traffic tank at the start of the war ? stuck armour on roads into Kiev.

    • @rhuephus
      @rhuephus 7 дней назад

      I think the tires were made from recycled used Chinese condoms ...

    • @Realitygetreal
      @Realitygetreal 6 дней назад

      And the Money being stolen from US tax payers (for the Ukraine) is being put in politicians pockets.. Zelensky is another US backed dictator...

  • @ementy
    @ementy 9 дней назад +43

    They can't even contend with the 70's and 80's western tech, let alone the modern tech.

    • @cecilwilliams8586
      @cecilwilliams8586 8 дней назад

      Different Russia, and your not doing any research. Amazing, as it seems you are the one locked in time. Move on re-educate?

    • @Vazzini42
      @Vazzini42 8 дней назад

      40 year old western weapons designed to beat 60-80 year old weapons are doing the job, not a big shocker.

    • @ryanr5182
      @ryanr5182 8 дней назад +1

      @@cecilwilliams8586 The research is the battlefield and right now that junk is getting lit up. We see it daily.

    • @BALTOBOULBOBBI
      @BALTOBOULBOBBI 8 дней назад +5

      @@Vazzini42 Their S400 systems from 2007 are being destroyed one by one by ATACMS that are more than 15 years older. Meanwhile, the Patriot system is taking down Kinzhals with ease while being more than 30 years older.

    • @drZL0
      @drZL0 8 дней назад

      @@BALTOBOULBOBBI If you stop relying on information obtained from Ukrainian telegram channels, in which most of the “victories” are based on populist jingoism, but just go and compare the performance characteristics of these systems, you will understand what nonsense you are writing. The Patriot system shoots down targets at speeds of up to 1600 m/s, while the Kinzhal system reaches 4000 m/s.

  • @kellymoses8566
    @kellymoses8566 День назад

    Nuclear warheads are so expensive to maintain and so unlikely to be actually used they are a very tempting graft target. I wonder how many actually work.

  • @EM-lk7jw
    @EM-lk7jw День назад +1

    19:08 Iowa class are battleships.
    I know they saw modernization in their time, but I've never heard of them being reclassified.

  • @marytica123
    @marytica123 9 дней назад +151

    Russia's numerical superiority is based on old inventory from the USSR. The newer weapons are not yet produced in large quantities.

    • @robderich8533
      @robderich8533 9 дней назад +35

      "Russia has a large and modern army, however the large part isn’t modern and the modern part isn’t large." - Perun

    • @Booz2020
      @Booz2020 9 дней назад +3

      Slava 🇹🇼 Heroyam TAIWANese

    • @hooywamd00pe95
      @hooywamd00pe95 8 дней назад +15

      All newest Russian super weapons that were actually introduced to combat in Ukraine proved themselves to be junk as well.

    • @mikelouis9389
      @mikelouis9389 8 дней назад +1

      Not YET. And when will YET get here?

    • @gibbsm
      @gibbsm 8 дней назад +2

      and probably won't be.

  • @michaelj.beglinjr.2804
    @michaelj.beglinjr.2804 9 дней назад +66

    Considering how many of their silos were holding water in them when the USSR collapsed, if Russia has ten percent of their nukes in working condition it would be surprising.

    • @nealhatfield5602
      @nealhatfield5602 9 дней назад +14

      10% still makes for a bad day.

    • @TheManofthecross
      @TheManofthecross 8 дней назад +1

      @@nealhatfield5602 and that would make it even easier to destroy due to making it to easy to target.

    • @charlesharper2357
      @charlesharper2357 8 дней назад +4

      @@nealhatfield5602
      Provided their warheads actually worked.

    • @cecilwilliams8586
      @cecilwilliams8586 8 дней назад

      Then not now, Different Russia?

    • @cr90captain89
      @cr90captain89 8 дней назад

      @@nealhatfield5602 not if that 10 percent is intercepted by the wests aerial, naval & land based defense systems.
      a single patriot alone was able to smack a massed ballistic missile attack on Kiev by itself once they arrived in Ukraine.
      & that's just the US, that 10% is getting intercepted because its soviet junk, going up against modern technology.

  • @bigantplowright5711
    @bigantplowright5711 3 дня назад

    They are aimed at civilian targets, especially hospitals.

  • @k_bv
    @k_bv 15 часов назад +2

    Everything in this video is pure truth. Keep believing.

  • @kevinbishenden3908
    @kevinbishenden3908 9 дней назад +14

    T-34 was not the first tank to have stopped Armour I think it was the French Somua S35

    • @arthas640
      @arthas640 9 дней назад +4

      yeah that's something a lot of people forget. The wikipedia page also mentions how the idea of sloped armor goes back even further like the South's first ironclad in the Civil War.

    • @yourstruly4817
      @yourstruly4817 9 дней назад +3

      WW1 French Schneider tanks had sloped armor

  • @g-3409
    @g-3409 9 дней назад +88

    The T34 did not have a innovative suspension system. It used Christie suspension, and that was exported from the UK.
    It is sad to see channels use AI tools to write the scripts without any human fact checking.

    • @WinVisten
      @WinVisten 9 дней назад +22

      It also wasn't the first to use sloped armor, literally EVERY tank, and even MEDIEVAL CASTLES had sloped walls.
      LazerPig made a video calling all of those myths.

    • @jpablo700
      @jpablo700 8 дней назад +2

      This video is truthiness.

    • @jacksmith-vs4ct
      @jacksmith-vs4ct 8 дней назад +3

      @@WinVisten it had better sloped armorer compared to the others is I think what they mean

    • @voskhodd
      @voskhodd 8 дней назад +3

      It was exported from the US and it was innovative as in first time used on that scale, even if they used it before in the BT series tanks. That same idea was earlier rejected by the US military because they saw no value in it and eventually it became the de-facto standard for half of the world. Same goes for the sloped armor, it wasn't the first one that used it, but it was one of the first ones to be successful

    • @cecilwilliams8586
      @cecilwilliams8586 8 дней назад

      Yes the NAZI'S captured a t-34 and was amazed at its construction as they were really impressed that this tank was so good they actually copied from it. We in the west have always been infused with bull shit?

  • @raoulh.4440
    @raoulh.4440 5 дней назад +1

    Another possible reason for Russia’s poor performance might be their fondness for vodka.

  • @coodudeman
    @coodudeman 7 дней назад

    HA! i love the "Ceramic plate insights!" at 21:45! lol made my day!! thx!

  • @BW022
    @BW022 9 дней назад +31

    The issue with focusing on weapons is that Ukraine for at least the first years and well into the second, were facing Russia with almost the same weapons. Even the US weapons they go were 1980s era and many of those still aren't online in large numbers. It isn't just, or even primarily, the weapons, but other factors.
    * Logistics. Western weapons only work with extremely good logistics and people trained in it. Even if Russia had western qualify weapons, they don't have the systems, training, money, and commitment to supplying them. They rely on rail, don't have forklifts and pallets, nor folks able to handle scheduling, position of fuel trucks, etc. Ukraine had less of these issues as it was defensive and inside their country.
    * Training. Russia is still using Soviet-era doctrines and those of its bush wars. Ukraine retrained itself along western lines -- good NCOs and junior officers, western tactics, etc. They don't make the same types of mistakes.
    * Commitment. Russia is using conscripts who have nothing be be gained. You have prisoners, disgruntled folks from rural areas, lots of alcoholics, etc. Ukrainians are fighting for their families.

    • @megamanx466
      @megamanx466 8 дней назад

      On top of that...
      * Russia apparently has squads of troops to stop deserters with lethal force.
      * Many of the conscripts now are minorities in Russia and even foreign students.

    • @simpleviewer1334
      @simpleviewer1334 5 дней назад

      Fun Fact: Google admitted at the start of the war in 2022 the most googled think is Russia was "how to break your arm" in order to draft dodge

  • @davidjernigan8161
    @davidjernigan8161 9 дней назад +111

    Russian/Soviet nuclear submarines are hot garbage.

    • @arthas640
      @arthas640 9 дней назад

      their whole navy is a joke really.

    • @ThePeter123a
      @ThePeter123a 9 дней назад +2

      Russia has nuclear submarines with swimming pools.

    • @claytonbonsai
      @claytonbonsai 9 дней назад +7

      Hot - literally. "Here is your dosimeter, we suggest you keep it in your locker to minimize dose."

    • @rog69
      @rog69 9 дней назад +3

      Desperate cope 😂

    • @unavailable291
      @unavailable291 9 дней назад +3

      thats why they went undetected in uk and usa right?

  • @TAVEN-w9m
    @TAVEN-w9m 2 дня назад +1

    The t34 was not the first tank to have slopes armored.the ww1 French ft and others were

  • @Rattler808
    @Rattler808 9 дней назад +35

    prestige weapons that dont work - 😂😂😂