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@@Happypig375he doesn’t need to, we already know ruSSians are being annihilated for minimal gains, while Ukraine is easily destroying ruSSian forces in Kursk and easily taking far more territory
@@Happypig375 Why do Vatniks insist on pushing their propaganda on pro-Ukrainian channels, Vatnik? Why don't you insist on pushing Putler to pull your forces out of Ukraine for a change, Vatnik? I insist.
@@Jifdman Well thats unfaortunate for Russians :D as far as I remember it wasnt Ukraine who invaded, 'twas "ruzzian special operation" so operation went south. Ukraine still stands... against bigger country :D Thats fortunate for Ukraine and unfortunate for Ru
I do not dispute that Russia is in the wrong, yes your memory serves you correctly it was Russia that invaded. It's just that all pro Ukraine bloggers blog about Ukraine's success after success crushing them here smashing them there surrounding them waiting for them to die and here we are the eastern frontline has barely moved, when all these successful operations the Ukrainians have been reported to have had by the pro Ukraine bloggers you'd think they'd have driven Russia out already. I'm saying the success of Ukraine has been vastly over-reported. In reality they have been bogged down with no significant progress. I want Putin gone as much as the next man, he is a dinosaur relic from the middle of the last century. It is his own people that have to depose him. The Kursk incursion is a great tactic for bringing home to Russians that Putin's special military operation has turned into a war that sees occupying forces taking more land in a week than Russia has in more than two years
Ukrainians are using modern tactics while the Russians are fighting under their new Czar exactly as they did under the old one. Get them out of their fortified positions and they are no match for the AFU. The Southern Front is the modern equivalent of the Maginot Line. The Germans defeated the French by going around the Line instead of wasting men in frontal assaults. The Russians have had years to fortify the Donbass. Doing anything there other than holding the line is pointless. By putting their defenses in the Donbass, Russia has left the back door wide open and Ukraine has come calling.
@HerbertLandei The moment Lukashenko orders an aggression against Ukraine, he will be hung from a tree by "his own" people. He knows it, and that's why he will do nothing to help Russia. Ukraine only needs a small force to defend the border to Belarus. No point in giving Lukashenko legitimacy. He will fall with Putin. Putler, in his divine wisdom, decided it was more important to defend occupied territories in Ukraine than his own borders. Ukraine just doubled the length of the front line Russia need to defend. They will not pursue a deep offensive into Russia. Just force Russia to disperse their forces along the entire front. I wouldn't want to be a Russian soldier when Ukraine goes on the offense in Donbas.
One of the most enlightening comments I've heard is that in a free country, the military exists for national security; in a dictatorship, the military exists for regime security. This is why dictators like Putin prefer to have loyal rather than competent generals. It works unless you encounter a determined enemy who fights back aggressively and intelligently.
2020: Russia had the second most powerful army in the world. 2022: Russia had the second most powerful army in Ukraine. 2024: Russia has the second most powerful army in Russia.
@@t.n.-js6ei Probably not, but much of the world believed the Russian propaganda. All the bling that Putin was putting on display (waves of modern armour, 5th-gen fighters, "hypersonic" missiles). The Russian military was like those old-time movie sets in a Western: it looked incredibly real when viewed from the front but if you managed to see the back the buildings are just hollow shells. Perun has put out some amazing videos about the war in Ukraine, including this one ruclips.net/video/KJkmcNjh_bg/видео.htmlsi=7fIRxOMJmsgGgMsH
@@jamesleonard7236 the best way to fight russian propaganda is by spreading ukranian propaganda lol. According to this channel Ukraine should have won the war 2 years ago
That's what you observe from from your default mind. In actual fact that's not what had been convincing enough..hihi, Ukraine has shown superior than Russia
Well, it's not like Ukraine is interested in Siberia. So sure, taking real estate along the Ukrainian border is no big deal, because they aren't threatening Irkutsk or anything near it.
the locals couldn't care less. those staying are getting looked after, that's the main thing at the moment. one wonders tho how far they'll push. Kursk is a huge territory.
@@nichollswilliam5029 with rumours of the difference in treatment of locals by Ukranian vs Muskovite soldiers, I would not be surprised if locals in Kursk and/or Belgorod are slowly forming pro-Ukranian partisan cells for intelligence gathering or even low risk sabotage like contamination of civilian gas station fuel tanks, trapping abandoned stores against looters, swapping/removing road signs and house numbers etc. In the supposedly evacuated areas behind the Muskovite front lines...
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Funny thing that the ex president of UA was the one who decided to restructure the army based on NATO standards and asked the west to help them out. Pretty interesting considering he was deemed as Putin puppet.
@@giftedtheos NATO has only provided a little training compared to the size of the Ukrainian Army. The Ukrainians are mostly responsible for this themselves.
I love this incredible power play the Ukrainians are making and how hard they are putting the Russians on their back foot. They've been at it for a couple weeks now, right? And the Russians are still floundering and disorganized and getting encircled across several miles? It's almost like the Russian forces don't care whether they win or not, at this point. Incompetence reigns supreme in Moscow.
Just be careful, whilst this is a great success the Russians are still making up ground in the Donbas. We all want Ukraine to win, but this channel is guilty of not reporting Ukrainian setbacks so it doesn’t in my opinion give a good overall impression on the progress of the war.
At this point the only hope for the Russians is a general retreat while rear units build up defenses. They will be required to give up 2 weeks worth of territory to MAYBE halt the Ukraine advance. The front is lost, at this point every fighters days are numbered and their is a good possibility they will lose the entire Army group.
“The Russians are relying on a limited number of Naval Infantry units…” Heh, if what the ever-luckless 155th Marine Brigade has been going through since early 2023 is any indication, the standards for the Russian Naval Infantry have plummeted significantly.
I have heard on another channel that Russia, in order to continue their successful drive in the Don/Bass, are taking troops from the far east, arctic, and border areas with the Baltic states to reinforce Kursk, rather than redeploying troops from their offensive.
@@richardthomas5362 Well, Russia has a lot more conscripts to spare than it has professional soldiers to spare. They have a fraction of the training, worse equipment, and there is enormous internal social/political downside in them getting slaughtered. But hey, they exist!
He's got to be remembering Pregozhins coup just about now... - From Kursk Oblast it's about half the distance than from Rostov on Don, so instead of 8/15 hours (for Pregozhins rapid advanced force and heavy equipment respectively) it could be as fast as 4 hours for Ukraine, with their heavy support arriving just 2-3 hours later if they left from, say, Khomutovka, Kursk. - He has less equipment and reserves now, than when he failed to stop Pregozhin. - The Ukrainian heavy equipment is better maintained, more effective, and their tanks are much faster than Pregozhins. - Ukraine has 12,000 troops in Kursk (+about 5,000 resting reserves ) vs Pregozhins 3-5,000 men during the coup. So, Ukraine could easily muster a 4x size advantage over Pregozhin in a breakthrough. - There are two parallel motorway routes into Moscow that stay within bombardment support distance of each other, splitting the defence. - Ukraine has considerably better real-time intelligence from NATO satellites. - There'd be barely enough time to react to the situation if the Ukranians made a break for Moscow... certainly not enough time to bring troops back from the front. - Supply lines aren't a major factor on a clean run to the objective - Unlike Pregozhin, Ukrainians wouldn't accept a last minute 'deal' The phrase _"Hot knife through butter"_ seems appropriate. So, Putin must be terrified of a Ukraine breakthrough in case they suddenly just run for Moscow... there'd be barely any time to respond and certainly no time to draw troops from the Ukranian front. I'm not saying that they should... but if the fact that they easily 'could' is not keeping Putin awake at night, then he's a far bigger fool than I previously thought. Talking of threats, isn't it about time Poland, Lithuania and Latvia had some large scale 'military exercises' on the western Belarusian border... right near the checkpoints where major motorways run directly into Minsk. if only to remind Lukashenko to keep his own troops close to home, to avoid getting spanked? Luka should be left under no doubt that deploying the relatively small Belarussian forces into Kursk or Ukraine is probably a bad idea that will leave him badly exposed.
@@garychap8384 Yeah, it looks to me as though Ukraine may be preparing a massive invasion diving deeeeep into the heart of Russian territory! It ought to be something to witness!
Given the fact that Putin and North Korea have a great relationship, why hasn't Putin simply moved to North Korea? Wouldn't it be the safest place for him to live?
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This week Joe sent anti-armor missiles… I don’t know what they are, but he sent a lot of them. Here’s to a free, independent and sovereign Ukraine, all of it!
I wonder how many of us in America could fight for as long and as hard as Ukraine. So many are not in physical shape. The determination to be free is really impressive. No giving up despite shelling and death everywhere.
They've had time to get into shape. Anyone who was in poor physical shape because of underlying health problems has either been evacuated or they've died. What's left is people who have been doing this for far too long already.
I would assume that from these captured territories Ukraine could launch their missiles deeper into Russian territory, especially now that they have the new jet drones.
yes , ut they have only pentrated 35-40 km, that dosnt matter, and they would have to make sure the russians didnt see it, and that area is wery covered y drones
Its almost a rounding error in difference though. Helpful, sure. But cruise missiles (be it jet or propeller driven) have ranges of 20x to 50x the distance Ukraine has pushed into Russia. There are very few targets that they couldn't hit a month ago with those missiles that they can hit now.
I was wondering about this too, but not sure if this would make much of a difference. Peter Zeihan believes they are trying to cut off supply lines into Belgorod to weaken Russian invasion forces.
This is great news for Ukraine making bridgheads footholds to hold onto making buffa zone taking lands from Russia surrounding russian forces cant escape glory to brave Ukraine warriors.
Russia's military really is disastrously overstretched. They could probably almost defend Russia half-competently if they weren't also trying to hold a load of stolen Ukrainian land.
This is what happens when you have a KGB spy, micromanage military operations, because like the Traitor trump, Putin is the "smartest man in the room" so what can possibly go... wrong?
@@hb9145 Also, not to put too fine a point on it, but Russia being invaded by countries who definitely have the firepower to finish the job is the kind of thing that makes whatever portion of their nuclear arsenal is still functional in to a real factor. Ukraine can do what it is doing because it is very obvious that there's a much less drastic way for Russia to make them leave (giving Ukraine back the land that Russia has stolen). If a country with a full, modern military went on the offensive against Russia right now, it would look like they were going for a killing blow. And a government that thinks it is about to fall is a government unlikely to show restraint.
Definitely biased, but I prefer this channel because the chearleading is limited to the understated: "unfortunately for Russians" and occasional "good news" when Ukraine makes gains.
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When will you cover the Donetsk front where Ukraine is losing ground?
@@Happypig375he doesn’t need to, we already know ruSSians are being annihilated for minimal gains, while Ukraine is easily destroying ruSSian forces in Kursk and easily taking far more territory
@@Happypig375 Why do Vatniks insist on pushing their propaganda on pro-Ukrainian channels, Vatnik? Why don't you insist on pushing Putler to pull your forces out of Ukraine for a change, Vatnik? I insist.
@@BikeJackass Even if Russians are wasting troops there, it's still updates from the battlefield. It's dishonest to selectively cover the frontlines.
Vatniks are hurting! Slava Ukraine!
“Unfortunately for Russians” is a phrase I think I may never tire of hearing.
@@Jifdmancope
@@Jifdman Well thats unfaortunate for Russians :D as far as I remember it wasnt Ukraine who invaded, 'twas "ruzzian special operation" so operation went south. Ukraine still stands... against bigger country :D Thats fortunate for Ukraine and unfortunate for Ru
I do not dispute that Russia is in the wrong, yes your memory serves you correctly it was Russia that invaded. It's just that all pro Ukraine bloggers blog about Ukraine's success after success crushing them here smashing them there surrounding them waiting for them to die and here we are the eastern frontline has barely moved, when all these successful operations the Ukrainians have been reported to have had by the pro Ukraine bloggers you'd think they'd have driven Russia out already. I'm saying the success of Ukraine has been vastly over-reported.
In reality they have been bogged down with no significant progress.
I want Putin gone as much as the next man, he is a dinosaur relic from the middle of the last century. It is his own people that have to depose him. The Kursk incursion is a great tactic for bringing home to Russians that Putin's special military operation has turned into a war that sees occupying forces taking more land in a week than Russia has in more than two years
@@Jifdman Hey ruski bot.
@@archvaldor Now, now don't be a silly person. That's all from me to you.
"Unfotunately for the Russians" - such a classic phrase. I look forward to hearing it again and again in the coming weeks.
Unfortunately for the Russians they chose Putin.
Ukrainians are using modern tactics while the Russians are fighting under their new Czar exactly as they did under the old one. Get them out of their fortified positions and they are no match for the AFU. The Southern Front is the modern equivalent of the Maginot Line. The Germans defeated the French by going around the Line instead of wasting men in frontal assaults. The Russians have had years to fortify the Donbass. Doing anything there other than holding the line is pointless. By putting their defenses in the Donbass, Russia has left the back door wide open and Ukraine has come calling.
But Sky News, and their 'expert' have decided that this is all a colossal blunder, and Chasiv Yar will fall tomorrow.
"Belarus" starts with the same letter as "Belgium" :D
@@HerbertLandei Same 3 letters even.
Hey, ain't that a line in a song by the who... "meet the new Czar, same as the old Czar"?
@HerbertLandei The moment Lukashenko orders an aggression against Ukraine, he will be hung from a tree by "his own" people. He knows it, and that's why he will do nothing to help Russia. Ukraine only needs a small force to defend the border to Belarus. No point in giving Lukashenko legitimacy. He will fall with Putin. Putler, in his divine wisdom, decided it was more important to defend occupied territories in Ukraine than his own borders. Ukraine just doubled the length of the front line Russia need to defend. They will not pursue a deep offensive into Russia. Just force Russia to disperse their forces along the entire front. I wouldn't want to be a Russian soldier when Ukraine goes on the offense in Donbas.
One of the most enlightening comments I've heard is that in a free country, the military exists for national security; in a dictatorship, the military exists for regime security. This is why dictators like Putin prefer to have loyal rather than competent generals. It works unless you encounter a determined enemy who fights back aggressively and intelligently.
@@muricans4ukraine Exactly the point. That's why the free world should nor worry too much about China too
So UK is now not a free country.
@@uditfonsekawhat rubbish
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@@stoopsolo1479 we should always be prepared. Biden just pulled 17 naval vessels from service - not good
2020: Russia had the second most powerful army in the world.
2022: Russia had the second most powerful army in Ukraine.
2024: Russia has the second most powerful army in Russia.
@@t.n.-js6ei Probably not, but much of the world believed the Russian propaganda. All the bling that Putin was putting on display (waves of modern armour, 5th-gen fighters, "hypersonic" missiles). The Russian military was like those old-time movie sets in a Western: it looked incredibly real when viewed from the front but if you managed to see the back the buildings are just hollow shells. Perun has put out some amazing videos about the war in Ukraine, including this one ruclips.net/video/KJkmcNjh_bg/видео.htmlsi=7fIRxOMJmsgGgMsH
@@jamesleonard7236 the best way to fight russian propaganda is by spreading ukranian propaganda lol. According to this channel Ukraine should have won the war 2 years ago
they are third behind wager
2026: Russia had the second most powerful army in Moscow.
That's what you observe from from your default mind. In actual fact that's not what had been convincing enough..hihi, Ukraine has shown superior than Russia
Thanks for the update. Good to see YT still allows this channel to be monetized.
Not without trying. YT is constantly finding a way to censor
We had to increase self-censorship significantly to stay afloat.
@@RFU Some of that is the FSB hires reporting speciously. RUclips has far less actual human labor behind it than they present.
Can you tell what type of informations you have to self censor? @@RFU
YT should be required by law to publish their rules.
So, is this still Putin's "according to plan"? Great plan!
@Roger. Putin's plan has had a few setbacks. ;)
@@RogerRamjet156 its 4d chess u simply dont understand!
I mean… you have to see how puny these territorial gains are right? In comparison to the vast expanses of literally the largest country on earth.
Well, it's not like Ukraine is interested in Siberia. So sure, taking real estate along the Ukrainian border is no big deal, because they aren't threatening Irkutsk or anything near it.
@@leetommerson639 reduces chances for orcs to blow up children’s hospitals. You must be sad, there there
I am sorry Pootin is such a lousy neighbor. I fully support Ukraine making a buffer zone on Russian lands.
I know, right? Imagine being the largest country on earth and not using your own territory for the buffer you want....ugh
@@thinker646 Not for the buffer they want but for the buffer they need, thanks to their own, stupid policies.
We value democratic principles in Europe.
and that's why you support ukraine ... a NON-DEMOCRATIC AUThORITARIAN country. Nice.
@@johndoe2-ns6tf Seethe and cope, MAGGHATS. We're the Good Guys, you're the Bad Guys. We're winning, you're losing 😂
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@@johndoe2-ns6tf bot
@@johndoe2-ns6tfYou are describing russia. Ukraine is a democracy.
Ukraine has a border with Russia.
Great to see Ukraine using their knowledge of Russia to improve the Ukrainian position.
the locals couldn't care less. those staying are getting looked after, that's the main thing at the moment. one wonders tho how far they'll push. Kursk is a huge territory.
There is no border... Putin proclaimed Russia has no borders and Ukraine is finally taking heed. It's Ukraine all the way to North Korea.
@@nichollswilliam5029 with rumours of the difference in treatment of locals by Ukranian vs Muskovite soldiers, I would not be surprised if locals in Kursk and/or Belgorod are slowly forming pro-Ukranian partisan cells for intelligence gathering or even low risk sabotage like contamination of civilian gas station fuel tanks, trapping abandoned stores against looters, swapping/removing road signs and house numbers etc. In the supposedly evacuated areas behind the Muskovite front lines...
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Many allies worked together training UA senior leaders on maneuver warfare tactics and strategic force multipliers. They paid attention and they’re implementing these tactics to great effect. Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦🇺🇦
Funny thing that the ex president of UA was the one who decided to restructure the army based on NATO standards and asked the west to help them out. Pretty interesting considering he was deemed as Putin puppet.
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Once again Ukraine shows it's superiority in tactics and manoeuvre. Russia only wishes it had such capability.
That NATO training though
@@giftedtheos NATO has only provided a little training compared to the size of the Ukrainian Army. The Ukrainians are mostly responsible for this themselves.
@@giftedtheos Orcs are full of excuses...
Ukranians don't normally speak English. Either way. Russia got caught with their pants down
@@giftedtheos Great then NATO are superb.
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Why don't you defend your homeland at the front, chochol?
This operation is complex genius
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"If you are against the invasion of ukraine, and for the invasion of russia, ..."
Ruff stuffz, muh-mane... :}
😂good point! I support the war in Russia and the invasion of Russia but not the war on Ukraine nor the invasion of Ukraine.
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It's a different war when you can maneuver
And when there are no mines.
@Astro. And where the Russian army doesn't have their barrier troops organized properly.
@@7171jay and when those troops are just 17 years old national-service kids that never expected to see combat and are missing their mommies.
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WOW. Someone was paying attention at the strategic and tactical planning lessons.
Still advancing. Impressive.
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I love this incredible power play the Ukrainians are making and how hard they are putting the Russians on their back foot. They've been at it for a couple weeks now, right? And the Russians are still floundering and disorganized and getting encircled across several miles? It's almost like the Russian forces don't care whether they win or not, at this point. Incompetence reigns supreme in Moscow.
Just be careful, whilst this is a great success the Russians are still making up ground in the Donbas. We all want Ukraine to win, but this channel is guilty of not reporting Ukrainian setbacks so it doesn’t in my opinion give a good overall impression on the progress of the war.
At this point the only hope for the Russians is a general retreat while rear units build up defenses. They will be required to give up 2 weeks worth of territory to MAYBE halt the Ukraine advance. The front is lost, at this point every fighters days are numbered and their is a good possibility they will lose the entire Army group.
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“The Russians are relying on a limited number of Naval Infantry units…”
Heh, if what the ever-luckless 155th Marine Brigade has been going through since early 2023 is any indication, the standards for the Russian Naval Infantry have plummeted significantly.
I have heard on another channel that Russia, in order to continue their successful drive in the Don/Bass, are taking troops from the far east, arctic, and border areas with the Baltic states to reinforce Kursk, rather than redeploying troops from their offensive.
@@richardthomas5362 Well, Russia has a lot more conscripts to spare than it has professional soldiers to spare. They have a fraction of the training, worse equipment, and there is enormous internal social/political downside in them getting slaughtered. But hey, they exist!
Maybe they're navel units since Putin stares at his navel and throws away his country?
The crew from their submersible - cruiser maybe?
By far the luckiest Russian Naval Infantry units are those assigned to the Pacific Fleet doing maneuvers with China.
Tactics vs meat attacks.
Incredible! Just Incredible!
so true
Slava Ukraine, does Putin know he is a global joke
Yes, he has become very shaky.
I think it might be starting to hit home for our boy, Putin. Poor sad little man
He's got to be remembering Pregozhins coup just about now...
- From Kursk Oblast it's about half the distance than from Rostov on Don, so instead of 8/15 hours (for Pregozhins rapid advanced force and heavy equipment respectively) it could be as fast as 4 hours for Ukraine, with their heavy support arriving just 2-3 hours later if they left from, say, Khomutovka, Kursk.
- He has less equipment and reserves now, than when he failed to stop Pregozhin.
- The Ukrainian heavy equipment is better maintained, more effective, and their tanks are much faster than Pregozhins.
- Ukraine has 12,000 troops in Kursk (+about 5,000 resting reserves ) vs Pregozhins 3-5,000 men during the coup. So, Ukraine could easily muster a 4x size advantage over Pregozhin in a breakthrough.
- There are two parallel motorway routes into Moscow that stay within bombardment support distance of each other, splitting the defence.
- Ukraine has considerably better real-time intelligence from NATO satellites.
- There'd be barely enough time to react to the situation if the Ukranians made a break for Moscow... certainly not enough time to bring troops back from the front.
- Supply lines aren't a major factor on a clean run to the objective
- Unlike Pregozhin, Ukrainians wouldn't accept a last minute 'deal'
The phrase _"Hot knife through butter"_ seems appropriate. So, Putin must be terrified of a Ukraine breakthrough in case they suddenly just run for Moscow... there'd be barely any time to respond and certainly no time to draw troops from the Ukranian front.
I'm not saying that they should... but if the fact that they easily 'could' is not keeping Putin awake at night, then he's a far bigger fool than I previously thought.
Talking of threats, isn't it about time Poland, Lithuania and Latvia had some large scale 'military exercises' on the western Belarusian border... right near the checkpoints where major motorways run directly into Minsk. if only to remind Lukashenko to keep his own troops close to home, to avoid getting spanked?
Luka should be left under no doubt that deploying the relatively small Belarussian forces into Kursk or Ukraine is probably a bad idea that will leave him badly exposed.
@@garychap8384 Yeah, it looks to me as though Ukraine may be preparing a massive invasion diving deeeeep into the heart of Russian territory! It ought to be something to witness!
Given the fact that Putin and North Korea have a great relationship, why hasn't Putin simply moved to North Korea? Wouldn't it be the safest place for him to live?
@donaldw. Soon it very well may be...
I'm still waiting for NK troops to appear, considering Kimmy said they'd be there by the end of July.
No vodka.
kim won't let him.... putin might take over and kimchi wouldn't like it
Pootin does not like kimchi and rice.
Professor Gerdes Explains has a nice video of the Ukrainian advance on his channel.
No surprise that Ukraine's Commander in Chief of the AFU has now been promoted to a Full General.
Ukraine is rewriting History in all its meanings.
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As usual, excellently and calmly explained. Thank you RFU.
Thank you for this update. 😊😊😊😊😊
Awesome reporting and in-depth understanding of what’s going happening in Russia or Ukraine for real. Thank you so much.
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Thanks for the update. Good illustration on maps and clear explanation.
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Thank you for covering this
This week Joe sent anti-armor missiles… I don’t know what they are, but he sent a lot of them.
Here’s to a free, independent and sovereign Ukraine, all of it!
About time! Why have we been so timid in supporting them?
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@@aesea57804 Because the US and Russia have a history of wanting to nuke each other.
Joe is surrounded by clever but cautious political climbers.
Putin is making Ukraine military great
Putin : Russia will win swiftly and Ukrainians will welcome them with "open arms" ( with Western Arms ) 😂.
Great talk over the days operations to show how it happened
Event Tonight: The Kornevo Barn Dance. Winner Takes All.
I wonder how many of us in America could fight for as long and as hard as Ukraine. So many are not in physical shape. The determination to be free is really impressive. No giving up despite shelling and death everywhere.
Of the American armed forces, a majority could (as long as the REMFs are excluded).
They've had time to get into shape. Anyone who was in poor physical shape because of underlying health problems has either been evacuated or they've died. What's left is people who have been doing this for far too long already.
I would assume that from these captured territories Ukraine could launch their missiles deeper into Russian territory, especially now that they have the new jet drones.
yes , ut they have only pentrated 35-40 km, that dosnt matter, and they would have to make sure the russians didnt see it, and that area is wery covered y drones
Its almost a rounding error in difference though. Helpful, sure. But cruise missiles (be it jet or propeller driven) have ranges of 20x to 50x the distance Ukraine has pushed into Russia. There are very few targets that they couldn't hit a month ago with those missiles that they can hit now.
Not without permission from Joe's clever boys who think they control escalation. They also think they will make peace elsewhere. Kind of sad.
@@dgthe3 And they won't be launched from Kursk.
I was wondering about this too, but not sure if this would make much of a difference. Peter Zeihan believes they are trying to cut off supply lines into Belgorod to weaken Russian invasion forces.
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Thank you for the update.
Fantastico Ukraine... Respect from Vietnam.... Allahu akhbar
Sorry Minh but Allahu Akhbar ? Neither you or the Ukrainians are Muslim but the Iranians supporting Putin are so what's the connection mate ?
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Thanks RFU. Keep well.
This is great news for Ukraine making bridgheads footholds to hold onto making buffa zone taking lands from Russia surrounding russian forces cant escape glory to brave Ukraine warriors.
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Russia's military really is disastrously overstretched. They could probably almost defend Russia half-competently if they weren't also trying to hold a load of stolen Ukrainian land.
If they hadn't invaded Ukraine, they wouldn't have to defend themselves. No one wants to conquer Russia.
This is what happens when you have a KGB spy, micromanage military operations, because like the Traitor trump, Putin is the "smartest man in the room" so what can possibly go... wrong?
The border against Norway and Finland is all but empty. The Finns could walk in and take St. Petersburg if they wanted, but they are not like Russia.
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They could even call most of that area “liberated”, as the Russians annexed that land after the mostly failed invasion of Finland
@@hb9145 Also, not to put too fine a point on it, but Russia being invaded by countries who definitely have the firepower to finish the job is the kind of thing that makes whatever portion of their nuclear arsenal is still functional in to a real factor.
Ukraine can do what it is doing because it is very obvious that there's a much less drastic way for Russia to make them leave (giving Ukraine back the land that Russia has stolen). If a country with a full, modern military went on the offensive against Russia right now, it would look like they were going for a killing blow. And a government that thinks it is about to fall is a government unlikely to show restraint.
This feed - I watch 7x24 - so interesting, so non-biased ,,,, keep it coming.
Definitely biased, but I prefer this channel because the chearleading is limited to the understated: "unfortunately for Russians" and occasional "good news" when Ukraine makes gains.
Excellent update!Thank you.
Great video again thanks
Thanks for your great report!
Finally, something heartening.
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Praying for peace.
Be safe
ThanK you for all your clear and precise updates... SLAVA UKRAIINI!
Need an update from the Pokrovsk front please.
Thanks.
Take care Ukraine, don't get over extended
Way to keep it real