@@cellardoor7108 Show me one video of them using golf carts and mopeds in wave attacks then please, thank you. Let me guess; you're going to call me blind and ignorant and say that there's hundreds of videos that can be found online while refusing to personally link even one video. HA! Read you like a book, didn't I?
@definitelyfrank9341 Nobody can ever provide proof of Russian "Meat Waves" because they never occur, they believe the Russians attack like they are in Enemy at the Gates.
They built them all the way to the sea of Azov. Also the first line was supposed to be broken to get Ukranians into fire traps. But that never happened. How do you get through dragons teeth and tank pits? Walk bro.
Russian doctrine is also that the main defenses are to be 15km behind the point of contact, with those 15km being filled with small outposts and mine fields. Basically, Ukraine managed to beat the picket lines, but was stopped from reaching the actual defensive line.
The word 'breakthrough' has been thoroughly overused and wrongly used to describe slow advances by the Ukrainian forces. And it should be noted that this word has never appeared in any daily military report issued by the Ukrainian military. Please stop using it!
_"The word 'breakthrough' has been thoroughly overused"_ Yeah Ukraine have captured a barn... HOORAY!!! _"UKRAINE BROKE THROUGH Russian Defensive Lines what's next?"_ "Task & Purpose" learning to read a map??
So in 3 months Ukraine has captured a small village of 40 people and 3 goats, whilst losing a huge amount of men and equipment. Meanwhile Russia was criticised for taking 6 months to capture a full CITY. Former US soldier means nothing as Vietnam and running away in AFGHAN prove US army is hopeless.
All of your comments on this channel are just USA hate, how does this video have anything to do with the US army, we are talking about Ukraine not the US, also the US army is only one part of the US military
It's only 30km from Ukrainian lines. Ukraine doesn't need to attack into Tokmak...just cut the rail line East of Tokmak. That's the only land-based rail line supplying the forces in and West of Tokmak including Crimea. I don't think the Kerch bridge is long for this world either.
Makes you wonder why they don't blow up the tracks when a Russian resupply train is coming through derailing it and destroying much of the resupply and slowing future trains down
very good targets for the coming ATACMS armed with cluster munitions. Russian reinforcements will be vulnerable while they are being sent in by train. by the time they reach the southern front they would have suffered heavy losses.
my favorite arguments are ones about semantics ! yes it is technically a breakthrough but in the video I wanted to go through the reasons why its more complicated than a headline can convey.
One of the other commentators, Paul, does that shit ALL the time. Hosts entire live streams about the Ukrainian "Breakthrough" when they've taken a hedge or a garden shed.
Nether of those, they didn't breakthrough anything LOL breakthrough is characterized by fast advances and large gains of territory, besides that, no major objective was achieved, they still trying to advance in the Russian flexible defensive zone in LOW LANDS (LMAO) guys, I'm not expecting you to be brilliant or anything, however, you guys shows 2 things, either you guys have short memory and forgot what was the objective of this counter offensive (ask me and I will refresh your memory) or you guys act in bad faith, I think it's the second, you guys acting like this disaster was a major win just proves how brainwashed you guys have got by channels like this, and how arrogant you guys are to not admit how big was your failure. I'm up to debate with anyone here, but don't run away when I ask you guys to name any proxy war that ended in less than year, this is the magic question that already made dozens of NAFO bots disappear instantly
as they say in Russia, no matter how much you say halva, there will be no consequence, you can fantasize as much as you like that the Ukrainian Armed Forces broke through the Surovikin line, but this is not true
In military strategy, there's a fine line between a genuine breakthrough and merely pushing the frontline into a salient. While both represent a forward movement, the latter can be fraught with peril. A salient refers to a protrusion in the frontline where an army has managed to push forward but not break through enemy defenses, creating a bulge in the line. While this bulge may appear as a territorial gain on a map, it represents a potentially precarious position on the ground. Forces within a salient are exposed to attack from multiple sides, with flanks vulnerable to encircling movements. Moreover, the extended supply lines feeding the troops inside the salient can be easily interdicted by the enemy. When the attacking force only succeeds in creating a salient rather than achieving a full breakthrough, they risk being caught in a position where they are extended too far without the strategic depth or advantage that a genuine breakthrough would afford. Salients that extend into previously devastated regions further compound the risk. The destroyed infrastructure, whether it's roads, buildings, or other essential features, limits the defensive and logistical capabilities of the force inside the salient. Without adequate shelter or proper routes for resupply, the troops become vulnerable to concentrated enemy fire, ambushes, and potential encirclement. Essentially, what might initially look like an advance can swiftly turn into a trap. In conclusion, while a salient may indicate some form of advancement, without the full exploitation and momentum that comes with a genuine breakthrough, the occupying force can find itself in a significantly disadvantageous position. It's a situation that emphasizes the importance of not just gaining ground but understanding the strategic implications of that ground.
Well said, a small advance into what are successive lines of defensive belts cannot be considered a breakthrough by any means. For such to be the case, the attackers would as the word suggests, actually break through the lines of defense and ideally perform the tricky maneuver of pushing fresh formations through their depleted ones to exploit it.
We are seriously degrading Russian artillery and manpower. For the first time in the war we have artillery superiority not just in precision, effect, but also numbers. Russia cannot keep up the demand and they don’t rotate troops. Eventually so long as western support material roles in, the lines will break. Russia lacks the armor systems to do any kind of quick pincer or flanking movement so your concern, while sound, isn’t the case here. We can pull back at will. Russian counter attacks are piecemeal and with dated systems. Their artillery and suicide drones are difficult but not on the level compared to our combined artillery, himars, and fpv drones.
For what it's worth, you apologized that you were worried you were "mispronouncing any of these smaller cities incorrectly." No need for apologies! You are definitely mispronouncing all of them correctly! 😁
they barely tapped the first defensive line and put themselves into a gaint cauldron that Russia can easily pick off the Urainian supply chian at will. This area is what they dubbed "Bradley Sqaure" becuase of all the armor Russia destroyed.
@@likemostthingsmy understanding is russia has 3 lines of defense plus like a pre-contact line (forward observers + artillery). If Ukraine got through ONE line they have 2 to go, and it cost them 40K+ deaths.
😂😂😂😂 "smashed through" 3 months of combat for changes barerly visible on the map and how many dead men and how many tank scrapyards these western media truly are desperate
Smash Through? Ukraine lost more territory than gained in their "counter offensive" and the few tiny sections of farmland they "captured" hold zero strategic value and was gained with severe cost of lives and hardware. Oh, and a lot of it was quickly recaptured by Russia and in the last few weeks Ukraine made zero new gains while Russia has. Ten months of counter offensive and there is nothing to show for it except some destroyed village.
It takes courage by someone to say that he is biased to one side so that the viewer is aware and judge by looking at alternate sources. Great work and good journalism.
@@davidryke113 nobody is unbiased. thats why so many historians specialize in topics they have no connection to. like a black scholar from France specializing Ottoman history or a white scholar from Germany specializing on Chinese dynasties. Anyone who says they are unbiased is a liar. simple as.
Well its very hard to be biased against a 19th imperialist backstabbing country commiting war wrime on thr daily and bragging about textbook genocide while oppressing their own people. But the indian, middle eastern and really resentful western pro russian serf brigade will spam you otherwise. They cannot even win the propaganda war.
You are joking, right? Have you seen the gains its basically nothing with enormous losses for the Ukrainians that they cant replace. Listen to Scott Ritter he has better insights then you Mate.
That's him saying -- what you are watching is just pro-Ukraine propaganda, and you good have a better analysis if you just looked at a wall for 20 mins.
@@GwaiZai Youd be surprised how many people in these comments support Putin. Its one thing to dislike Ukrainian government, but totally another thing to support a country invading another one to wipe it off the map off existence....
@bobfomenko656 Well, the youtuber is making money off of making content out of this disheartening war. The least he can do is pronounce the words correctly.
I know this is a war, and one that many people have strong feelings about (I do too), so I'd like to say I'm not trying to ruffle any feathers here. I simply made this comment for educational purposes, not to say that he is bad or dumb for not knowing how to pronounces things in a language he doesn't speak. Lets all be respectful. Despite how hard it may be to listen to him say some words incorrectly, lets not all act like this is the first time we've yelled at our screens because we noticed someone say or do something we know isn't correct. It's more important that he gets the information about the war out than that he pronounces it all with precision, though hopefully if he does see this he might correct himself in the future.
Cappy, dude, can you please stop blowing their trumpet? You and I both know that this counteroffensive has been a disaster for them, one that will most likely cost them the war.
Not yet. But it is likely coming. If Ukraine can take Verbove and secure the left flank of their salient they can strike south and west attacking of the remaining entrenchments from the flanks and roll up the entire southern front. As that gap widens, more and more mechanized units can pour through.
@@Snp2024no it is not, breach is when you went behind enemy first line, and it is description for position, but breakthrough is description for maneuver
Major kudos to Ukraine, I've been obsessed with crossing wet gaps my whole life and STILL have yet to master that objective....if that's even possible.
It's awesome to see you admit to be bias but as well trying to be as objective as posible, I love your content because how informative it is and also the quality of it is really good. I just only wish more media would admit to be bias and stop pretending to be objective when clearly most of the global media has an agenda. Keep doing the good job man! Greetings from Spain :D
War, like sport, has people rooting for both sides to accomplish their goal, which is to obviously win! So no matter how objective one is, a person will naturally see the better side of things for whichever team or in wars case, country they are backing. I don't profess to say war and sport are equal in nature, of course! Just that the comparison of obbjectivity but still being biased towards one side or anywhere is completely understandable! As the above commenter said. "Bias is OK, but an agenda is not." Cappy is my favorite military youtuber. He really reminds me of myself and how I would have viewed military service had I joined instead of becoming a guitar playing, acid dropping hippy, haha. The dude really gets the world and geopolitics. I think he would have made an amazing high-level officer had he stayed in and kept this kind of level headedness.
@xXBisquitsXx NPR just did an interesting interview with the wife of the President of Iran about the Hijab. To say it is interesting doesn't go far enough. While personally I just don't agree with it, admittedly that is my cultural and social bias talking. She makes some points that from her perspective, I suppose makes sense and are reasonable enough if you can step back and admit that not everyone wants to be like us and is OK with that. It's tough to turn your judgement off especially with hard social topics that ring heavy when thinking about them.
Trenches are a double-edged sword. They provide enhanced protection across a large line utilizing a minimal number of personnel, but if the enemy takes it, they become a sheltered and easily defensible position with which so spread laterally up and down the trench. A small breach at a single point along the trench gives attackers a focused path down said trench to uncompromised areas that were previously heavily defended. So on the map, if Ukraine has ready access to even one part of a trench line, you matter as well turn the whole thing blue because the Russians aren't going to be stupid enough to try and hold a breached trench line nor leave forces in place with a compromised trench behind them.
@@kalashnikovdevil So they fight to the end for every inch of trench, they also booby trap trenches and they are also constantly retreating. Jeez, I can't keep up with all of these things that are probably true at different times in different locations. The defenses are designed to be retreated from. Some troops hold on longer than others but I doubt if "give your last breath for one of hundreds of random trenchlines" is the order that's been given. The defensive works south of Robotyne seem a bit precious though.
The same with minefields. They're a great way to disrupt a frontal assault and if breached they make it impossible to make enveloping defensive actions since the mines are also dangerous to the defender.
As to someone who watches the daily report on the Military Summary Channel. I can say that these aren't as much as break throughs, as they are cauldrons to hammer concentrated troops into a pocket of death. The paras aren't called in so much to stop the breakthrough as they are better at killing, and these pockets are concentrations of soldiers. In a grind out war of attrition, by the numbers. Have your best in the most concentrated areas to get the most action out of them. The actual Russian defensive map is stupid in it's depth, with mines. This is going to be the winter soon and the Russians might be able to close these pockets and capture people.
@@verrico7536 I find it quite accurate when it comes to Ukraine using drones to hit the Russian ships and how they were doing well there. As well as using the oil rigs and snake island and launching points. However since the North Korean agreement Russian are launching extra munitions knowing more are on route. That being said their are whole sites and channels which has made it seem for a year that Ukraine has Russia on the ropes. It's a big money racket and the military industrial complex is making bank, and feeding Ukrainians to the machine. I figure NATO would see Ukrainian as Russia's former ally about a decade ago. So it's not that big of a loss for NATO but a huge loss for Russia. Not to mention the weapons they can test, and the money they can make.
@@verrico7536 also been following this when Vice was still good. They did a series called "Ukrainian burning" and "Russian Roulette" so this conflict isn't new to me since then I've had years to form a decent opinion on the conflict.
The reason for the zig zag layout comes from lessons learned in WWI and before. If a shell lands directly in the trench it only kills those in the immediate vicinity. The blast cannot ravel down the length of the trench. The Ukrainians are using drones and grenades to help clear each section once in the trench.
Eh, a modern artillery shell is still gonna be pretty brutal in the whole general area whether u got zig zags or not, but the zig zags do definitely help - especially for grenades. The grenades are where the zig zag really make a huge difference. They probably help a lot with just regular guns too, flamethrowers, shotguns and machineguns. Just having some cover to hide behind makes a huge difference. But yeah, modern artillery wheels are crazy.
It will be pretty brutal but modern artillery shells also still have their blast limits depending on the depth of trenches, spread of troops and structure of the trenches. An indent can really redirect the explosion to a sphere smaller than what its actual potential is, or depending on the shell can also obliterate just the general area and bury men alive. One of the real dangers in the end from the trenches is actually getting buried alive in the mud and dirt from shells dislodging so much of the previous structure at once.@@nicklibby3784
The live-rounds training at 11:28 is pretty intense. The soldier filming it is firing his rifle into the water next to his comrade, to simulate battle stress.
You neglected to mention that the annual rainfall for that particular area is extremely low... Typically Desert like. (but made manageable due to irrigation). There is no guarantees but the land may not get as wet and may freeze much sooner as well due to less snow cover. Which all bodes well for winter offensive action.
Remember in dessert like terrain while rainfall is sparse it generally falls almost all at once or twice thruout the year with almost nothing in summer and winter so they are still going to get a lot of rain if norms hold.
There wil be a mud period of about 5 weeks then the ground freezes and mobility is restored. Note that it doesn't get killer cold like in the north. More like Italy without mountains
Melitopol, Mariupol and Zaporzhzhia all have 19-20 inches yearly rainfall, year round rain with highest rain average in June, and a warm humid climate. Where do you think is the desert?
It scares me to see that many tanks that close together that close to the front. I imagine it is a propaganda pose that was quickly dispersed but I still get that worried feeling I got as an infantry officer back in my very modest military experience in the '80s and '90s. As a light infantryman tanks themselves also scared the shit out of me - even our own in exercises.
Don't worry. These are locations way in the rear, and possible from training. They aren't riding into battle with giant flags on top of their tanks advertising their locations either, in case you didn't notice those.
lol успешное украинское наступление. Его площадь составляет около 40 квадратных километров. стоило сотен тысяч убитых украинских солдат. Сейчас россияне начали наступление под Авдеевкой, которое грозит окружить большую группировку украинских войск. Не доверяйте этому болтуну. а русские войны очень ждут Абрамсы. В своем обращении министр обороны США Ллойд Остин просит российских военнослужащих не охотиться на танки Abrams. LOL вы слышали, что
It's less of a breakthrough and more of a breach, Emil Kastehelmi has interesting threads on this, but basically a breakthrough is only such when the enemy is no longer able to mount an organized defense and the breaching forces are able to move with speed and exploit the flagging defense to make significant movements into the enemy's rear areas. That hasn't happened yet. Instead it's more of a slow slog from trench to trench and treeline to treeline. Even if a breakthrough is achieved I doubt Ukraine would be effectively able to exploit it given they've committed both breaching Echelons (9th and 10th Corps) to just getting to where they are now. They do have a Third Echelon reserve force but they're equipped for flank defense not being the spearhead. They might take Verbove, but reaching Tokmak is likely beyond Ukraine's current capabilities. Then Ukraine will find themselves in a salient they made around Robotyne, but the Russians also lack the forces at this time to conduct an operation of the scale necessary to attempt an encirclement so we're at a stalemate as neither side is able to advance the front.
I'm honestly convinced the Russians don't really care about just taking it back in a large scale offensive at the moment, just putting up enough of a resistance to make it seem worthwhile fo the ukrainians to keep pushing while blasting the ukrainian army with artillery.
I think you are underestimating both sides. The division the russians just brought in is one of their best and has strong equipment. They will likely try and flank the salient. That would be my guess. Who knows if it will work. I know support for Ukraine isn't going to continue much longer. Not in North America. Were getting sick of wasting our money on a corrupt country and my tax dollars just bought zelensky a mansion in Egypt worth millions. Like wtf. And his wife spending 50k at a specialty shop in france.... Wtf
They only really need 70 miles, enough to put Himars relatively safely in range of a key transport hub. Then the great squeeze is technically already on.
If Ukraine doesn't have the forces to exploit the breakthrough then they shouldn't be breaking through. I don't know the entire Ukrainian army breakdown and commitments, but going on the offensive without the forces to capitalize on it, seems short-sighted. I suspect they have more forces than that and are just waiting for the right time. The time is not here yet but it's coming close..
Thank you president Biden for assisting Ukraine's military to their ultimate victory! You accurately called Putin a "murderer", Trump called Putin a "genius"! THAT says it all!
What's next is losing thousands of troops and vehicles and then being back on the defensive and losing. You guys probably should refrain from Ukraine news from now on. You aren't very good at it
I am a 95B US Army Military Police Vet., I never worked the towers on missile sites but talked to M.P.'s that have. They said it was watching grass grow and rabbits f**k. That is what I see when I look at this map, progress is that slow. "Ukraine took this village". Dude it is three houses on a dirt road. Yes they have a mail box but there isn't even an intersection, stop sign or a dog. My parents live in the country. 9 houses, a drive thru with gas pumps, an intersection between two state routes. Do you know what we call that? Nothing! So when Ukraine takes three house surrounded by open wheat fields... did the rabbits have babies? General Milley stated a few days ago that America alone has provided over $100 billion in aid. Looking at the map in Ukraine they got our order incorrect, we did not ask for bread sticks. We paid for steaks with potatoes and salad bar. Can I get refill on this glass while you pull your head out of your a**? Been a long time since I was in basic, Desert Shield ramp to be exact. But I was trained at Ft. McClellan by Rangers and Green Berets. Acquired enough experience that I became a trainer for NATO L.R.R.P. School. Where we brought NATO Special Forces up to NATO standard. Later I left and became a contractor for DHS and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. In my opinion this "counter offensive" is a complete failure. But I am certain some civilians will tell me that I know nothing and Burger King taught them more or they watched a movie. Ukraine broke through nothing except my tolerance level. Charlie Mike in a manner that is not fubar or grab a table and chairs, make a deal. But stop begging for more money for troops that suck, full stop.
Thanks for the great video. I’m in a mortar and UAV unit in volunteer army, Russians managed to break through in Kupyansk only when elite 92 brigade was transferred to the Bakhmut region, and Russians were opposed only by newly formed inexperienced brigade. Russians almost obliterated that brigade in two months, but then our paratroopers stabilised front. Mines is a big problem, we don’t have enough engineer vehicles. The main problem is Russian aviation and Lancet drones, artillery is pretty precise too. Our guys will do the job, thanks for the weapons.
Ну бред же,бред.Вы прошлогоднее отступление России восприняли как слабость России.Но на самом деле в это время у России были очень маленькие войска на Украине,при очень большой линии фронта,и российские войска правильно поступили что отвели свои войска из под Купянска и Херсона,если бы они это не сделали,то они могли быть окруженными.Как ск,как,вы собираетесь победить ядерную державу?
@@mkultra8323 Кстати этот канал полон бреда,смотрел на карту так называемого прорыва линии обороны,там и километра нет.Весь этот бред с типа прорывом,придумали мелкобриты.для того чтобы создать впечатление что у Украины все норм,потому что поддержка Украины стала угасать.
The term "breakthrough" confused the hell out of me for sure. I saw this video title this morning and said to myself b.s. they were still far from breaking through last night.
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Disclaimer: they didn't.
Ukraine. Isn’t the ones riding golf carts and mopeds on suicide waves.
@@cellardoor7108 Show me one video of them using golf carts and mopeds in wave attacks then please, thank you.
Let me guess; you're going to call me blind and ignorant and say that there's hundreds of videos that can be found online while refusing to personally link even one video.
HA! Read you like a book, didn't I?
@definitelyfrank9341 Nobody can ever provide proof of Russian "Meat Waves" because they never occur, they believe the Russians attack like they are in Enemy at the Gates.
@@cellardoor7108 lmao then ukraine is losing to a bunch of shovel wearing soldiers
@@cellardoor7108oh yes they are
Correct me if I am wrong, but this is already the 5th "breakthrough" announcement for the last 2 weeks at Verbove.
yep, ukraine has more breakthroughs than there are defensive lines! isnt that impressive?? xD
Shhhhh u saw nothing
Це не так просто, я знаю я в такі штуки ходив
Без авіації зробити те що ми робимо навіть з такою швидкістю навіть не захоче пробувати ніхто
Whatever you do, DO NOT EAT Ukraine Grain...
this aged like fine cheese.
Like the finest of milk.
Something should also be noted. Russia had already built defensive lines behind the “breakthrough”
On top of that, Russians have started pushing the AFU back around the Rabotino area.
They built them all the way to the sea of Azov. Also the first line was supposed to be broken to get Ukranians into fire traps. But that never happened. How do you get through dragons teeth and tank pits? Walk bro.
Russian doctrine is also that the main defenses are to be 15km behind the point of contact, with those 15km being filled with small outposts and mine fields.
Basically, Ukraine managed to beat the picket lines, but was stopped from reaching the actual defensive line.
The word 'breakthrough' has been thoroughly overused and wrongly used to describe slow advances by the Ukrainian forces. And it should be noted that this word has never appeared in any daily military report issued by the Ukrainian military. Please stop using it!
He uses it because he’s the new face of MSM! RUclips algo amplifies individuals who push establishment narrative.
And Russia just Made no. 4. Devensif line 😂
War still ongoing not the easy affair tyrannical putin assumed ok!!!!!
This is propaganda video.
_"The word 'breakthrough' has been thoroughly overused"_
Yeah Ukraine have captured a barn... HOORAY!!!
_"UKRAINE BROKE THROUGH Russian Defensive Lines what's next?"_
"Task & Purpose" learning to read a map??
oh no NAFO sisters, what happened?
So in 3 months Ukraine has captured a small village of 40 people and 3 goats, whilst losing a huge amount of men and equipment.
Meanwhile Russia was criticised for taking 6 months to capture a full CITY.
Former US soldier means nothing as Vietnam and running away in AFGHAN prove US army is hopeless.
All of your comments on this channel are just USA hate, how does this video have anything to do with the US army, we are talking about Ukraine not the US, also the US army is only one part of the US military
It didn't.
End of the video.
Smash through…💀💀
Am I watching the comedy channel
The rail line running through the southern region, which Russia relies on for supplies, runs remarkably close to Ukrainian-held territory.
Is that the one in tokmak?
@@UghIHateTheseThings Either that one or he is cluelessly talking about the one past vuledar, that has been disused since the donbas war.
It's only 30km from Ukrainian lines. Ukraine doesn't need to attack into Tokmak...just cut the rail line East of Tokmak. That's the only land-based rail line supplying the forces in and West of Tokmak including Crimea. I don't think the Kerch bridge is long for this world either.
Makes you wonder why they don't blow up the tracks when a Russian resupply train is coming through derailing it and destroying much of the resupply and slowing future trains down
very good targets for the coming ATACMS armed with cluster munitions. Russian reinforcements will be vulnerable while they are being sent in by train. by the time they reach the southern front they would have suffered heavy losses.
Are we living on the same planet ? Which breakthrough? Ahahah
hey, author, chto s ebalom?
Spoiler: they didn't failed miserably in fact
Cappy: Headlines calling this a "Breakthrough" can be misleading
The headline right underneath Cappy: UKRAINE BROKETHROUGH
my favorite arguments are ones about semantics ! yes it is technically a breakthrough but in the video I wanted to go through the reasons why its more complicated than a headline can convey.
@@Taskandpurpose the title and thumbnail are meant to get people to click
@@Taskandpurposecope harder
One of the other commentators, Paul, does that shit ALL the time. Hosts entire live streams about the Ukrainian "Breakthrough" when they've taken a hedge or a garden shed.
Nether of those, they didn't breakthrough anything LOL breakthrough is characterized by fast advances and large gains of territory, besides that, no major objective was achieved, they still trying to advance in the Russian flexible defensive zone in LOW LANDS (LMAO) guys, I'm not expecting you to be brilliant or anything, however, you guys shows 2 things, either you guys have short memory and forgot what was the objective of this counter offensive (ask me and I will refresh your memory) or you guys act in bad faith, I think it's the second, you guys acting like this disaster was a major win just proves how brainwashed you guys have got by channels like this, and how arrogant you guys are to not admit how big was your failure.
I'm up to debate with anyone here, but don't run away when I ask you guys to name any proxy war that ended in less than year, this is the magic question that already made dozens of NAFO bots disappear instantly
as they say in Russia, no matter how much you say halva, there will be no consequence, you can fantasize as much as you like that the Ukrainian Armed Forces broke through the Surovikin line, but this is not true
In military strategy, there's a fine line between a genuine breakthrough and merely pushing the frontline into a salient. While both represent a forward movement, the latter can be fraught with peril.
A salient refers to a protrusion in the frontline where an army has managed to push forward but not break through enemy defenses, creating a bulge in the line. While this bulge may appear as a territorial gain on a map, it represents a potentially precarious position on the ground. Forces within a salient are exposed to attack from multiple sides, with flanks vulnerable to encircling movements. Moreover, the extended supply lines feeding the troops inside the salient can be easily interdicted by the enemy.
When the attacking force only succeeds in creating a salient rather than achieving a full breakthrough, they risk being caught in a position where they are extended too far without the strategic depth or advantage that a genuine breakthrough would afford.
Salients that extend into previously devastated regions further compound the risk. The destroyed infrastructure, whether it's roads, buildings, or other essential features, limits the defensive and logistical capabilities of the force inside the salient. Without adequate shelter or proper routes for resupply, the troops become vulnerable to concentrated enemy fire, ambushes, and potential encirclement. Essentially, what might initially look like an advance can swiftly turn into a trap.
In conclusion, while a salient may indicate some form of advancement, without the full exploitation and momentum that comes with a genuine breakthrough, the occupying force can find itself in a significantly disadvantageous position. It's a situation that emphasizes the importance of not just gaining ground but understanding the strategic implications of that ground.
finaly someone with time to write terminology
Great comment. I can think of a few such salients from history. Rhzev, perhaps
Well said, a small advance into what are successive lines of defensive belts cannot be considered a breakthrough by any means. For such to be the case, the attackers would as the word suggests, actually break through the lines of defense and ideally perform the tricky maneuver of pushing fresh formations through their depleted ones to exploit it.
@@juliantheapostate8295yep. Although Rhzev became a slaughterhouse and hard for the Soviets to take for over a year
We are seriously degrading Russian artillery and manpower. For the first time in the war we have artillery superiority not just in precision, effect, but also numbers. Russia cannot keep up the demand and they don’t rotate troops. Eventually so long as western support material roles in, the lines will break. Russia lacks the armor systems to do any kind of quick pincer or flanking movement so your concern, while sound, isn’t the case here. We can pull back at will. Russian counter attacks are piecemeal and with dated systems. Their artillery and suicide drones are difficult but not on the level compared to our combined artillery, himars, and fpv drones.
You said you would try to be unbiased. You failed!
Breakthrough? Lol.
Need to do an update on this video.
For what it's worth, you apologized that you were worried you were "mispronouncing any of these smaller cities incorrectly." No need for apologies! You are definitely mispronouncing all of them correctly! 😁
almost as correctly as some of his enlgish words
*_`B )_*
His Robo-Tine was killing me 😂
@@stevenm732the “takmak” was bothering me 😂
Great humorus response.
@@stevenm732 village of Ovaltine
Doctrinally I'm pretty sure this is a breach not a break through.
Break through implies mobile forces have set up behind the enemy lines.
they barely tapped the first defensive line and put themselves into a gaint cauldron that Russia can easily pick off the Urainian supply chian at will. This area is what they dubbed "Bradley Sqaure" becuase of all the armor Russia destroyed.
@@likemostthings Stop spouting the Ruzzian propaganda. - Ivan is getting pushed out
@@johndonaldson3619stop denying facts lil bro
@@likemostthingsmy understanding is russia has 3 lines of defense plus like a pre-contact line (forward observers + artillery).
If Ukraine got through ONE line they have 2 to go, and it cost them 40K+ deaths.
@@BaguettePair all the armor? like what 50 tanks ATM?
😂😂😂😂 "smashed through" 3 months of combat for changes barerly visible on the map and how many dead men and how many tank scrapyards these western media truly are desperate
6 months later, still no breakthrough.
propaganda from the start. didnt age well as people already knew its bonkers
Two weeks later still smashing thru…
Was decent channel, but I guess couldn’t resist all that cnn influence.
Some of your takes are so wildly inaccurate it's crazy.
Yeah this aging well lmao
Nafo copium
Love to see it
Smash Through? Ukraine lost more territory than gained in their "counter offensive" and the few tiny sections of farmland they "captured" hold zero strategic value and was gained with severe cost of lives and hardware. Oh, and a lot of it was quickly recaptured by Russia and in the last few weeks Ukraine made zero new gains while Russia has.
Ten months of counter offensive and there is nothing to show for it except some destroyed village.
It takes courage by someone to say that he is biased to one side so that the viewer is aware and judge by looking at alternate sources. Great work and good journalism.
It takes even more courage to be unbaised and report facts. Being biased isn't good journalism.
@@davidryke113 Everyone is biased. Those who don't recognize their own biases are the most dangerous.
@@davidryke113 nobody is unbiased.
thats why so many historians specialize in topics they have no connection to.
like a black scholar from France specializing Ottoman history or a white scholar from Germany specializing on Chinese dynasties.
Anyone who says they are unbiased is a liar. simple as.
LOL, It does not require much courage to say that you are pro-Ukrainian if you live in USA. It is mainstream.
Well its very hard to be biased against a 19th imperialist backstabbing country commiting war wrime on thr daily and bragging about textbook genocide while oppressing their own people. But the indian, middle eastern and really resentful western pro russian serf brigade will spam you otherwise. They cannot even win the propaganda war.
You are joking, right? Have you seen the gains its basically nothing with enormous losses for the Ukrainians that they cant replace.
Listen to Scott Ritter he has better insights then you Mate.
Map: "Tokmak"
Cappy: "Takmok"
Never change, Cappy! lmao
😂😂😂Z
Seriously. How does he manage to mispronounce a simple two-syllable word 100 times in a row?
Smashed through? Whaaaat? 😂
I admire that you were upfront saying that you have bias towards ukraine. That's honest and i respect that.
90% of RUclips is bias towards Ukraine. It’s simply another western media source. (Or the propaganda tool )
Yeah it's like saying "Disclaimer: I'm not a fan of Hitler and support the allies in this video."
@@GwaiZai 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That's him saying -- what you are watching is just pro-Ukraine propaganda, and you good have a better analysis if you just looked at a wall for 20 mins.
@@GwaiZai Youd be surprised how many people in these comments support Putin. Its one thing to dislike Ukrainian government, but totally another thing to support a country invading another one to wipe it off the map off existence....
Lol! Ukraine is done... Why cant some people come to terms and accepts this.
Because this $ and hurting Russia. As for Ukranians being slaugtered eh like the West cares for Eastern slavs 😂
@@zartic4life cinical truths, you're right, though, hurting and oiling their war machine as well, making them prepared as ever!
Your all propaganda! No facts
Are we watching the same war? To me it looks like cheese breaking through a cheese grater. Whole units go in....
Robotyne: roh - bot - i - ney [roˈbɔtɪne]
Urozhaine: er- oh - (French "j" noise) ah - ney [ʊroˈʒɑjne]
Novoprokopivka: no - vo - pro - ko - piv - ka [nowoproˈkɔpiwkɑ]
Verbove: ver - bov - ay [werˈbɔwe]
Tokmak: towk - mak [tokˈmɑk]
Kupiansk: koop - yansk [ˈkupjɐnʲsʲk]
lolllll people getting fed up
People need to get a life.
@bobfomenko656 Well, the youtuber is making money off of making content out of this disheartening war. The least he can do is pronounce the words correctly.
He didn't get a single pronounciation right. Also 14:23 Novoprokopivka = "Novoplinski", what? 16:14 it becomes "Novoroprokavinka"
I know this is a war, and one that many people have strong feelings about (I do too), so I'd like to say I'm not trying to ruffle any feathers here. I simply made this comment for educational purposes, not to say that he is bad or dumb for not knowing how to pronounces things in a language he doesn't speak. Lets all be respectful.
Despite how hard it may be to listen to him say some words incorrectly, lets not all act like this is the first time we've yelled at our screens because we noticed someone say or do something we know isn't correct.
It's more important that he gets the information about the war out than that he pronounces it all with precision, though hopefully if he does see this he might correct himself in the future.
Short answer - they didn't.
Just update info what's going on.
This is a break into Russian lines not through Russian lines.
Cappy, dude, can you please stop blowing their trumpet? You and I both know that this counteroffensive has been a disaster for them, one that will most likely cost them the war.
Breakthrough??? 😂 are you even aware what's going on there? They r going absolutely nowhere and being smashed
Good vibes as always
@@officecomputer8887 Imagine having someone that loves you perhaps 😂
@@officecomputer8887two year old Kremlin Gremlin account. Good luck with mobilization Comrade! ;)
@@officecomputer8887waa waa no body armor 🗿
@@officecomputer8887The difference is at 1:36 he makes it clear he is persuading people, unlike Russian propaganda which is trying to trick people.
this is hilariously ignorant
That's not a breakthrough though, it's a break in. A breakthrough would allow sweeping maneuvers, this didn't happen here.
Correct. I was just about to make the same point.
Not yet. But it is likely coming. If Ukraine can take Verbove and secure the left flank of their salient they can strike south and west attacking of the remaining entrenchments from the flanks and roll up the entire southern front. As that gap widens, more and more mechanized units can pour through.
@@wingfanjim that is also true, but that isn't the case yet.
It's breach for now
@@Snp2024no it is not, breach is when you went behind enemy first line, and it is description for position, but breakthrough is description for maneuver
Major kudos to Ukraine, I've been obsessed with crossing wet gaps my whole life and STILL have yet to master that objective....if that's even possible.
Are you lacking in amphibious equipment?
HA! Good one
It's ok wet gaps cost too much anyways
Try alcohol, it works for me
@@Ghost_PM11 I got a dinghy!
Where is the break through guy...dear lord 😡
They have been "breaking through" for 5 months yet never go any where...LOL......
6:03 the guy is a gigachad using the mine to hammer the warning sign for mine.
Task&Purpose, a truly unbiased youtube channel :)
It's awesome to see you admit to be bias but as well trying to be as objective as posible, I love your content because how informative it is and also the quality of it is really good. I just only wish more media would admit to be bias and stop pretending to be objective when clearly most of the global media has an agenda. Keep doing the good job man!
Greetings from Spain :D
It's also a helpful reminder to those people out there that don't realise that people are biased and not to just take it as absolute fact.
We all are bias, but we must be realistic lest we let our bias cloud our judgement.
There is a difference between having a bias and having an agenda.
War, like sport, has people rooting for both sides to accomplish their goal, which is to obviously win! So no matter how objective one is, a person will naturally see the better side of things for whichever team or in wars case, country they are backing. I don't profess to say war and sport are equal in nature, of course! Just that the comparison of obbjectivity but still being biased towards one side or anywhere is completely understandable! As the above commenter said. "Bias is OK, but an agenda is not." Cappy is my favorite military youtuber. He really reminds me of myself and how I would have viewed military service had I joined instead of becoming a guitar playing, acid dropping hippy, haha. The dude really gets the world and geopolitics. I think he would have made an amazing high-level officer had he stayed in and kept this kind of level headedness.
@xXBisquitsXx NPR just did an interesting interview with the wife of the President of Iran about the Hijab. To say it is interesting doesn't go far enough. While personally I just don't agree with it, admittedly that is my cultural and social bias talking. She makes some points that from her perspective, I suppose makes sense and are reasonable enough if you can step back and admit that not everyone wants to be like us and is OK with that. It's tough to turn your judgement off especially with hard social topics that ring heavy when thinking about them.
>Speaks of ka-52
>Shows ka-50
That's an expertise right there
Bro 4 months of counter offensive and a single village is not something to talk about
Views baby views 😂
Trenches are a double-edged sword. They provide enhanced protection across a large line utilizing a minimal number of personnel, but if the enemy takes it, they become a sheltered and easily defensible position with which so spread laterally up and down the trench. A small breach at a single point along the trench gives attackers a focused path down said trench to uncompromised areas that were previously heavily defended. So on the map, if Ukraine has ready access to even one part of a trench line, you matter as well turn the whole thing blue because the Russians aren't going to be stupid enough to try and hold a breached trench line nor leave forces in place with a compromised trench behind them.
You'd think that, but they're apparently fighting for every foot of trench, no matter how badly they're compromised.
Arty .and now .. also .. pre positioned .charge
@@kalashnikovdevil So they fight to the end for every inch of trench, they also booby trap trenches and they are also constantly retreating. Jeez, I can't keep up with all of these things that are probably true at different times in different locations.
The defenses are designed to be retreated from. Some troops hold on longer than others but I doubt if "give your last breath for one of hundreds of random trenchlines" is the order that's been given.
The defensive works south of Robotyne seem a bit precious though.
The same with minefields. They're a great way to disrupt a frontal assault and if breached they make it impossible to make enveloping defensive actions since the mines are also dangerous to the defender.
@@nielsjensen4185read military doctrine and stop guessing. Envelopment isn’t a goal if mines are laid. These military leaders aren’t stupid
Ukraine hasn’t broken thru shit yet if they did it would be all over tik toc. That armored column was completely annihilated.
As to someone who watches the daily report on the Military Summary Channel. I can say that these aren't as much as break throughs, as they are cauldrons to hammer concentrated troops into a pocket of death. The paras aren't called in so much to stop the breakthrough as they are better at killing, and these pockets are concentrations of soldiers. In a grind out war of attrition, by the numbers. Have your best in the most concentrated areas to get the most action out of them. The actual Russian defensive map is stupid in it's depth, with mines. This is going to be the winter soon and the Russians might be able to close these pockets and capture people.
I have new news that the 4th line of defense has been completed this month. Is just next 40 km after fist devensif line
@@carkawalakhatulistiwaand war still ongoing not the easy affair putin assumed !!!!
Every single video that channel drops only discusses Russian successes
@@verrico7536 I find it quite accurate when it comes to Ukraine using drones to hit the Russian ships and how they were doing well there. As well as using the oil rigs and snake island and launching points. However since the North Korean agreement Russian are launching extra munitions knowing more are on route.
That being said their are whole sites and channels which has made it seem for a year that Ukraine has Russia on the ropes.
It's a big money racket and the military industrial complex is making bank, and feeding Ukrainians to the machine. I figure NATO would see Ukrainian as Russia's former ally about a decade ago. So it's not that big of a loss for NATO but a huge loss for Russia. Not to mention the weapons they can test, and the money they can make.
@@verrico7536 also been following this when Vice was still good. They did a series called "Ukrainian burning" and "Russian Roulette" so this conflict isn't new to me since then I've had years to form a decent opinion on the conflict.
1:36 damn that was refreshing
The reason for the zig zag layout comes from lessons learned in WWI and before. If a shell lands directly in the trench it only kills those in the immediate vicinity. The blast cannot ravel down the length of the trench. The Ukrainians are using drones and grenades to help clear each section once in the trench.
Eh, a modern artillery shell is still gonna be pretty brutal in the whole general area whether u got zig zags or not, but the zig zags do definitely help - especially for grenades. The grenades are where the zig zag really make a huge difference. They probably help a lot with just regular guns too, flamethrowers, shotguns and machineguns. Just having some cover to hide behind makes a huge difference.
But yeah, modern artillery wheels are crazy.
*Shells. Not "wheels"
UKR 400,000 DEAD and 2 MILLION wounded no Nazis left soon. The trenches are only good for burying Nazis
It will be pretty brutal but modern artillery shells also still have their blast limits depending on the depth of trenches, spread of troops and structure of the trenches. An indent can really redirect the explosion to a sphere smaller than what its actual potential is, or depending on the shell can also obliterate just the general area and bury men alive. One of the real dangers in the end from the trenches is actually getting buried alive in the mud and dirt from shells dislodging so much of the previous structure at once.@@nicklibby3784
@@nicklibby3784 Source: Call of Duty 🤡
Fact Check: Territory regained by Ukraine during this counter offensive is 380km2 or less than >1% of occupied territory (
gotah respect the honesty of the disclaimer at the start.. GG mate.
Thank you!
Lies
This aged like fine Milk.
Propaganda channel😂😂😂😂
Let's send more advance weapons to the brave Ukrainians.
Hahahaha cry
The live-rounds training at 11:28 is pretty intense. The soldier filming it is firing his rifle into the water next to his comrade, to simulate battle stress.
They raised the peed in pool flag on an abandoned chicken coop before being turned into nugget slime & pink mist!
Laughed my ass off from your versions of the town names. Thanks from Kyiv and keep making awesome videos!
You neglected to mention that the annual rainfall for that particular area is extremely low... Typically Desert like. (but made manageable due to irrigation). There is no guarantees but the land may not get as wet and may freeze much sooner as well due to less snow cover. Which all bodes well for winter offensive action.
Judging from the vegetation, the area likely gets about 16-17 inches of precip a year.
Remember in dessert like terrain while rainfall is sparse it generally falls almost all at once or twice thruout the year with almost nothing in summer and winter so they are still going to get a lot of rain if norms hold.
Or maybe intentionally the assault point because there's a longer window of time to conduct the campaign. 🇨🇦💕🇺🇦
There wil be a mud period of about 5 weeks then the ground freezes and mobility is restored.
Note that it doesn't get killer cold like in the north. More like Italy without mountains
Melitopol, Mariupol and Zaporzhzhia all have 19-20 inches yearly rainfall, year round rain with highest rain average in June, and a warm humid climate. Where do you think is the desert?
Thanks, great job
Thank you kindly
This video aged like a milk
Let’s goooooo new task & purpose video
Cmon Ukraine!!! Let’s goooooooo
With hindsight: obviously there was no "breakthrough" by Ukranians.👎
Not if you have the right sources. Maybe it's time to shop around a bit.
Great vids. Been watching for over a year now and really enjoy them! Appreciate your hard work!🇨🇦
They reached Moscow 😅
Good report Chris…… thank you
It scares me to see that many tanks that close together that close to the front. I imagine it is a propaganda pose that was quickly dispersed but I still get that worried feeling I got as an infantry officer back in my very modest military experience in the '80s and '90s. As a light infantryman tanks themselves also scared the shit out of me - even our own in exercises.
They’re probably over 40km from any Russian arty. Spotting that formation and hitting them with long range munitions in time is not very likely.
I noticed that too and also that they are in loose formation.
An M1 almost squashed me(11B) when I was playing OPFOR one time. Missed by maybe a foot.
@@Grizzly39 I just stood up to make damn sure that they saw me in at least one and probably two exercises where MBTs were rolling over us.
Don't worry. These are locations way in the rear, and possible from training. They aren't riding into battle with giant flags on top of their tanks advertising their locations either, in case you didn't notice those.
Love your videos bud, no cappy.😊
Where is the breakthrough exactly hahahah oh my god the copium is massive
lol успешное украинское наступление. Его площадь составляет около 40 квадратных километров. стоило сотен тысяч убитых украинских солдат. Сейчас россияне начали наступление под Авдеевкой, которое грозит окружить большую группировку украинских войск. Не доверяйте этому болтуну. а русские войны очень ждут Абрамсы. В своем обращении министр обороны США Ллойд Остин просит российских военнослужащих не охотиться на танки Abrams. LOL вы слышали, что
It's less of a breakthrough and more of a breach, Emil Kastehelmi has interesting threads on this, but basically a breakthrough is only such when the enemy is no longer able to mount an organized defense and the breaching forces are able to move with speed and exploit the flagging defense to make significant movements into the enemy's rear areas. That hasn't happened yet. Instead it's more of a slow slog from trench to trench and treeline to treeline. Even if a breakthrough is achieved I doubt Ukraine would be effectively able to exploit it given they've committed both breaching Echelons (9th and 10th Corps) to just getting to where they are now. They do have a Third Echelon reserve force but they're equipped for flank defense not being the spearhead. They might take Verbove, but reaching Tokmak is likely beyond Ukraine's current capabilities. Then Ukraine will find themselves in a salient they made around Robotyne, but the Russians also lack the forces at this time to conduct an operation of the scale necessary to attempt an encirclement so we're at a stalemate as neither side is able to advance the front.
I'm honestly convinced the Russians don't really care about just taking it back in a large scale offensive at the moment, just putting up enough of a resistance to make it seem worthwhile fo the ukrainians to keep pushing while blasting the ukrainian army with artillery.
I think you are underestimating both sides. The division the russians just brought in is one of their best and has strong equipment. They will likely try and flank the salient. That would be my guess. Who knows if it will work. I know support for Ukraine isn't going to continue much longer. Not in North America. Were getting sick of wasting our money on a corrupt country and my tax dollars just bought zelensky a mansion in Egypt worth millions. Like wtf. And his wife spending 50k at a specialty shop in france.... Wtf
Interesting
They only really need 70 miles, enough to put Himars relatively safely in range of a key transport hub. Then the great squeeze is technically already on.
If Ukraine doesn't have the forces to exploit the breakthrough then they shouldn't be breaking through. I don't know the entire Ukrainian army breakdown and commitments, but going on the offensive without the forces to capitalize on it, seems short-sighted. I suspect they have more forces than that and are just waiting for the right time. The time is not here yet but it's coming close..
Thank you Mr Chris Cappybara :)
Thank you president Biden for assisting Ukraine's military to their ultimate victory! You accurately called Putin a "murderer", Trump called Putin a "genius"! THAT says it all!
Thourough examination of the current situation and your expert eye on the situation is very welcome. Keep up the good work mate.
Actually the 30 tanks were already committed weeks ago.
Destroyed Challanger 2 was part of it.
What's next is losing thousands of troops and vehicles and then being back on the defensive and losing. You guys probably should refrain from Ukraine news from now on. You aren't very good at it
Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦🏴🇬🇧
Еще один канал полного бреда.
SLAVA UKRAINI!
I am a 95B US Army Military Police Vet., I never worked the towers on missile sites but talked to M.P.'s that have. They said it was watching grass grow and rabbits f**k. That is what I see when I look at this map, progress is that slow.
"Ukraine took this village". Dude it is three houses on a dirt road. Yes they have a mail box but there isn't even an intersection, stop sign or a dog.
My parents live in the country. 9 houses, a drive thru with gas pumps, an intersection between two state routes. Do you know what we call that? Nothing! So when Ukraine takes three house surrounded by open wheat fields... did the rabbits have babies?
General Milley stated a few days ago that America alone has provided over $100 billion in aid. Looking at the map in Ukraine they got our order incorrect, we did not ask for bread sticks. We paid for steaks with potatoes and salad bar. Can I get refill on this glass while you pull your head out of your a**?
Been a long time since I was in basic, Desert Shield ramp to be exact. But I was trained at Ft. McClellan by Rangers and Green Berets. Acquired enough experience that I became a trainer for NATO L.R.R.P. School. Where we brought NATO Special Forces up to NATO standard. Later I left and became a contractor for DHS and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
In my opinion this "counter offensive" is a complete failure. But I am certain some civilians will tell me that I know nothing and Burger King taught them more or they watched a movie.
Ukraine broke through nothing except my tolerance level. Charlie Mike in a manner that is not fubar or grab a table and chairs, make a deal. But stop begging for more money for troops that suck, full stop.
They need to keep fighting in the autumn and winter to make sure they wont have a new line in the summer
That will require more US aid, something that will be a problem given the troubles of Kevin the Spineless
We already built few new lines lol
Thanks!
Woah you’re too kind thank you 🙏
Thanks for the great video. I’m in a mortar and UAV unit in volunteer army, Russians managed to break through in Kupyansk only when elite 92 brigade was transferred to the Bakhmut region, and Russians were opposed only by newly formed inexperienced brigade. Russians almost obliterated that brigade in two months, but then our paratroopers stabilised front. Mines is a big problem, we don’t have enough engineer vehicles. The main problem is Russian aviation and Lancet drones, artillery is pretty precise too. Our guys will do the job, thanks for the weapons.
@@mkultra8323 Nice try) Take your 150 rubles.
@@OLDSCHOOLUA you take the 150 rubles instead and donate it to beggar Zelensky so that he can buy another mansion somewhere in Europe for himself
@@OLDSCHOOLUA А ты свои 30 серебренников получил уже?
Ну бред же,бред.Вы прошлогоднее отступление России восприняли как слабость России.Но на самом деле в это время у России были очень маленькие войска на Украине,при очень большой линии фронта,и российские войска правильно поступили что отвели свои войска из под Купянска и Херсона,если бы они это не сделали,то они могли быть окруженными.Как ск,как,вы собираетесь победить ядерную державу?
@@mkultra8323 Кстати этот канал полон бреда,смотрел на карту так называемого прорыва линии обороны,там и километра нет.Весь этот бред с типа прорывом,придумали мелкобриты.для того чтобы создать впечатление что у Украины все норм,потому что поддержка Украины стала угасать.
This man was born in Copenhagen
Watching that Ukrainian soldier using a tank mine as a sledge hammer gave me a good laugh !!! LOL !!!
The term "breakthrough" confused the hell out of me for sure. I saw this video title this morning and said to myself b.s. they were still far from breaking through last night.
They've breached the line in parts, but that's a long way off getting an army corps through the gap and keeping it supplied. I can't see it happening
@@juliantheapostate8295line can not be breached in parts 😊 can be breached only first or second line. If they breached it would be breakthrough
Well no. It's possible to take defences and then not be able to hold them against a counter-attack. Happened all the time in WW1@@drzavnalutrija
Cappy, show your viewers burned Ukro-Nazi steel on the fields.
Bonjour.
🖐️🇨🇵
Lies and propaganda. 😂
Wait . Wait. "82nd Air Assault" 😂😂😂