Ukraine needs everyone that Stands with Ukraine pays in money, brains or blood how are we going to win we learn tak, Unity tak, Intelligence tak, Strength tak and Honour tak. Glory to Ukraine
What a fascinating guest with such great insight into the current events. I wish there were more time to ask Dr. Ashour why he thinks the U.S. is asking for a huge aide package for Isreal and why we sent not one but three carrier groups to the Middle East? Isreal doesn't need help in fighting Hamas. Isreal has one of the best militaries in the world. Ukraine is struggling and we send dribs and drabs of aide. Makes no sense to me. Russia is clearly the bigger threat, I wish we would treat it as such.
The failure of the United States to deliever ATACMS and a large portion of pledged armored vehicles before the Ukrainian Offensive was a complete mistake. Not to mention the months between Ukrainian victories in September-November to finally start receiving western Vehicles on mass in February and March. Totally shameful. Hopefully next year we'll bring some hope for the wareffort because this year wasn't so good 😢. The longer this drags out the harder it will become and the US doesn't seem commited to securing a total Ukrainian victory.
It's so fucking frustrating it's unreal. Ben Hodges spoke about how the US needs to make clear goals for what they want aid to achieve and work toward it otherwise they will end up in a much worse situation like they did with Afghanistan but far worse.
@@brookwhiteman9810 The Ukraine situation is the reverse of Afghanistan. In Afghanistan the allied democratic nations were attempting to develop a democratic government system for Afghanistan, literally changing the existing citizen's culture and traditions for a new, better reality (we/they thought) In Ukraine the western democracies are not trying to change Ukraine government, or society, they are helping Ukraine citizens and society to defend their homeland, and sovereign nation. The western democracies are working with the "home team" in near perfect harmony. This is naturally much more likely to succeed, as it is with the Ukraine people, rather than contrary to the Afghanistan people
@@MultiAxisDiscipline yes I know that but I should have elaborated. When I said that this is like Afghanistan I meant that it's similar to Afghanistan because there was not clear cut goals that had been set for the campaign to reach and it's the same as Ukraine now in that NATO is helping Ukraine but they have no short and long term goals set in stone for aid to achieve where Ukraine has said that their final goal is to return Crimea........be it extremely far away.
@@brookwhiteman9810 There has been the overall, somewhat oblique statement that "we're in this for however long it takes", that I've heard from the POTUS, and several high ranking officials and staffers as well. I am hopeful that this means what it appears to mean.
In the West "customer feedback" is a golden opportunity. I'm sure Western trainers will change their curriculums to more specifically meet Ukraine's needs. It's a learning process for everybody. We must listen closely to what Ukraine needs. Slava Ukraine.
Listen closely???? Really? Ukraine has been SCREAMING and begging for any and all military support since the invasion (both in 2014 and Feb 2022!) I am ashamed that we - The West - have seemingly 'given up' and are now just spouting politically correct prose to symbolize support. SEND MORE NOW!
Interesting talk from Dr. Ashour, brought in some good context which I hadn’t known. Very knowledgeable and hit major points. Ukraine has excelled in the conventional warfare, against all odds, WITH AN ARM TIED BEHIND THEIR BACK TO AVOID A RUSSIAN TEMPER TANTRUM, and doing it humanely. That’s why Ukraine will win. Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦
How are their arm is tied behind their back? They car bombed civilians, misisle striked civilians. Used all of their army, now they are conscripting anyone they can. Thats not an arm tied behind their backs, thats a full scale rabid dog figthing for his life.
Can you please upload the uncut long-form version of this interview. I am sure you did a ood job compiling it like this but it still feels heavily cut, I's just like to know the in-betweens Cheers, keep the interviews coming!
Fantastic and insightful commentary from Professor Ashour. I agree with everything he has said. However, I think there is one topic which is actually far simpler than the explanation he gave: the question of "what does Ukraine need to win." The answer to this question is that, the Western powers, and as many other powers as possible, need to recognize that Ukraine failing to win, i.e., to push Putin's hordes out of ALL of Ukraine, is simply an unacceptable long-term geopolitical outcome for them. The means of Ukraine winning are myriad and it is perhaps misleading to attempt to catalogue the possibilities in terms of capabilities, much less specific weapons systems, doctrines or operations. Fundamentally, what is needed is for the West to become absolutely committed to Ukraine winning. Once that commitment is made fully, the material means to win will be provided and Ukrainian valor and resolve will do the job.
I‘m very sad as a European that we haven’t helped you more. Europe was and still is too naive vis-à-vis russia. Obama warned us in 2014 and we ignored him.
@@darkfox-wr9bu Yes, he did and George W Bush fueled Putin’s paranoia because Bush is a fucking idiot. Look up how the color revolution conspiracy lives in Russias paranoid leadership.
The USA and the UK persuaded Ukraine to give up nuclear weapons and signed the Budapest memo. In exchange for territorial integrity. They owe the integrity either by giving back good nuclear weapons or long-range missiles with permission to hit military targets within Russia
Israel was requesting for more weapons the very next day of the invasion of gaza, Ukraine is larger then gaza and has not have anything close to Israel weapons
Unfortunately, it doesn't really matter what Ukraine needs to win. The reality is that the West is losing interest and support will only decline from here. Ukraine needs a plan that doesn't require support from the west because it just isn't going to come. At least not in the degree that Ukraine needs for victory.
The moment that Ukraine was illegally invaded by the Russian Federation military, the UAF was not very capable, not very multifaceted, and not very well equipped. Ukraine will need support until they have a good base of all combined operations available to draw upon. The introduction of the F16's early in 2024 will help with this aspect that they are currently very deficient in comparison with the Russian Federation. Ukraine naval capability remains fairly non-existent, but they have developed some effectiveness in dealing with the Russian Federation's armed ships, and troop carriers. By next summer, there may be enough of a complete military capability for Ukraine to not require much beyond helping out with ammunition ordinance, some ongoing training for troops, pilots, and maintenance/repair infrastructure to service their hardware. Probably end up only requiring about 20% of the support that they have needed to get their military outfitted, equipped, and trained up to this point.
@@chechennel4817 What "new booklet"? I haven't yet seen any previous "booklets". Simply stating my observations, and communications with my family and friends who live throughout Ukraine.
I hate that we're sending money, because Ukraine is a corrupt country. Most of the money that we've sent isn't going to their military, it's going somewhere else. We need to focus on American interests, not another countries war. We have a war every in America. It's called letting illegal aliens in our borders.
Electric snowmobiles for special ops! Silent, fast and can carry, tow supplies, rescue injured in snow ice adapted with a pontoon sled they can cross rivers.
Ukraine should also develop land or sea drones to launch FPV drones. They should act as repeaters to extend their reach. Its very difficult for the sea man to shoot up and down at the same time. Sea drones and FPV can attack at the same time.
I think this interview missed the point of how Ukraine needs to win. In my opinion what needed for a convincing win is a good technology break through specifically in drone usage. Ukraine needs all type of drones, short range, long range, mother ships, signal repeater, multi channel switcher, jammer, mine detectors, even drone deminer. Fully automatic driverless tanks. Reliable drones that is not prone to failure from eletronic war fare. If there is a technology to reliably detect tank mines I think that is a game changer. Drones can help to mark mine fields for demining. Lastly there need to be a break through on how to demine the entire field reliably using cluster bombs. Those that cannot be demine can be marked by spotter drones from air and avoided. Hence a few seconds before an attack, an area can be quickly demine for the assualt group to attack with confidence so that enemy does not have the time to reinforce that area. And of course what is mention in this video helps. ATACMS, air superiority. But I think Ukraine need an edge to tip the scales. Drone, machines, artillery strikes and together with soldiers,it must be able to execute complex combine arms movement. for this It must be trained hard. I think Ukraine is doing it correctly now but it can do more with western technology and good luck.
An organisstion of supportive nato and other countries needs to be setup (i.e keep idiots like Orban out), just to focus on ukraine and most importantly setup a long term funding plan for ukraine through that org., not just randomly granting funding all over the place. It takes centralised forward planning, this is how the world war 1 deadlock was broken on the western front- in the ally'/entente's summer 1918 counter-attack planning and organisation was all gathered up under General Foche with various allies now serving the main central strategy rather than their own seperate plans and offensives. Successful weapons were shared around and sent on a regular basis (tanks and planes) to allow for accurate tactical and logistical planning months ahead. This same idea can be followed even with neutral but ukraine supportive countries now. Also, ukraine needs to massively up their own industry. They have the factories, the tradition of weapons industry and international support. If they can start putting out their own military vehicles at a much faster rate, with women and older men as workers, it will help a huge amount. They could even put their factories abroad away from ukraine, so out of danger. NATO need to stop messing around and send the F16s (replace them with F35s) and consider eurofighters (hugely underrated multirole aircraft which exist in large numbers) Finally, Ukraine's strategy of splitting russian forces in half in the South east Melitopol region needs to continue to be persued, but also direct smaller attacks towards places like crimea, with a larger reserve ready follow up & to hit somewhere else soon after when russia sends their own reserves to defend crimea & is off balance. Balance (or lack of it) was how russia was absolutely routed in the 2022 Kharkiv offensive. Train and carry out more partisan warfare. Carry on with ukraines suprisingly huge success against the russian black sea fleet. The black sea behind russian western forces is their brittle spine, and Russia's naval incompetence is legendary. Bring on the drone subs or whatever. Surely there are some great unmanned submarine craft out there which can cause the sort of menace German U-boats did in both world wars, but aiming for naval superiority in this case rather than mainly trying to interdict military supplies & starve a country to surrender.
I’m appalled at the collective wests inaction we need to give Ukraine all it needs to stop this nonsense Russia is an imperial power they will not stop at Ukraine so it’s not only Ukraine that should be fighting this war slava Ukraine 🏴🇺🇦
Will Hamas is doing the same thing the didnt went inside Isreal the went to those occupied areas there Isreali built settlers and the defending their country like u ukrainian. When u do its ok but when hams do it its wrong..
manpower, obviously you don't have enough manpower to hold your territory. All the weapons in the world won't help if you don't have the boots on the ground to use them...
Sorry to disappoint you ivan. That maybe be true for your side though - - all the 1950's T55's in all the storage fields in the former ussr will not be enough scrap iron to hide behind when Ukraine unleashes the GLSDB's and the rest of the kit that is already on the way. Ukraine has lots of VOLUNTEERS - still. russia is taking strangers off the street and prisons...
@@mufinsp0 yep, you would think a country fighting for its life would have more boots on the ground. AUF might have 1.5 mill if their reserves are actually participating.
@@mufinsp0 But Ukrainians are fleeing the country, not to mention Ukraine doesnt really have an economy at this point nor a military industry whatsoever. Not to mention they must have lost a lot of soldiers becasue they now started to cosncript women. So I dont get these talking points, accroding to the media they are doing good, dont lose much, but month after month they changed the laws so new people can be conscripted. Thats not a sign of low losses.
@@attilamarics3374 Nonsense. There are still millions of able bodied men left. Women are fighting because why should they not? Or do you live in the previous century
thanks for all the great videos but i unsubscribed because i have access to minute by minute actions in this war and i will not listen to something i do not agree with. My decision was based on facts not acting like the West hasnt and isnt continuing to give Everything that is needed. Like i said earlier Thanks for all the great videos.
Man, that was a super concise interview. Well done!
Ukraine needs everyone that Stands with Ukraine pays in money, brains or blood how are we going to win we learn tak, Unity tak, Intelligence tak, Strength tak and Honour tak. Glory to Ukraine
What a fascinating guest with such great insight into the current events. I wish there were more time to ask Dr. Ashour why he thinks the U.S. is asking for a huge aide package for Isreal and why we sent not one but three carrier groups to the Middle East? Isreal doesn't need help in fighting Hamas. Isreal has one of the best militaries in the world. Ukraine is struggling and we send dribs and drabs of aide. Makes no sense to me. Russia is clearly the bigger threat, I wish we would treat it as such.
The failure of the United States to deliever ATACMS and a large portion of pledged armored vehicles before the Ukrainian Offensive was a complete mistake. Not to mention the months between Ukrainian victories in September-November to finally start receiving western Vehicles on mass in February and March. Totally shameful. Hopefully next year we'll bring some hope for the wareffort because this year wasn't so good 😢. The longer this drags out the harder it will become and the US doesn't seem commited to securing a total Ukrainian victory.
It's so fucking frustrating it's unreal. Ben Hodges spoke about how the US needs to make clear goals for what they want aid to achieve and work toward it otherwise they will end up in a much worse situation like they did with Afghanistan but far worse.
@@brookwhiteman9810 The Ukraine situation is the reverse of Afghanistan. In Afghanistan the allied democratic nations were attempting to develop a democratic government system for Afghanistan, literally changing the existing citizen's culture and traditions for a new, better reality (we/they thought)
In Ukraine the western democracies are not trying to change Ukraine government, or society, they are helping Ukraine citizens and society to defend their homeland, and sovereign nation. The western democracies are working with the "home team" in near perfect harmony. This is naturally much more likely to succeed, as it is with the Ukraine people, rather than contrary to the Afghanistan people
@@MultiAxisDiscipline yes I know that but I should have elaborated. When I said that this is like Afghanistan I meant that it's similar to Afghanistan because there was not clear cut goals that had been set for the campaign to reach and it's the same as Ukraine now in that NATO is helping Ukraine but they have no short and long term goals set in stone for aid to achieve where Ukraine has said that their final goal is to return Crimea........be it extremely far away.
@@brookwhiteman9810 There has been the overall, somewhat oblique statement that "we're in this for however long it takes", that I've heard from the POTUS, and several high ranking officials and staffers as well.
I am hopeful that this means what it appears to mean.
@@MultiAxisDiscipline yes I agree
In the West "customer feedback" is a golden opportunity. I'm sure Western trainers will change their curriculums to more specifically meet Ukraine's needs. It's a learning process for everybody. We must listen closely to what Ukraine needs. Slava Ukraine.
Que clientes?🫤
Listen closely???? Really? Ukraine has been SCREAMING and begging for any and all military support since the invasion (both in 2014 and Feb 2022!)
I am ashamed that we - The West - have seemingly 'given up' and are now just spouting politically correct prose to symbolize support. SEND MORE NOW!
So.. if ukraine knows better why doesnt ukraine train its soldiers? He needs to shut up and let the professional armies do the right thing.
Interesting talk from Dr. Ashour, brought in some good context which I hadn’t known. Very knowledgeable and hit major points.
Ukraine has excelled in the conventional warfare, against all odds, WITH AN ARM TIED BEHIND THEIR BACK TO AVOID A RUSSIAN TEMPER TANTRUM, and doing it humanely. That’s why Ukraine will win. Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦
How are their arm is tied behind their back? They car bombed civilians, misisle striked civilians. Used all of their army, now they are conscripting anyone they can. Thats not an arm tied behind their backs, thats a full scale rabid dog figthing for his life.
Happy Thanksgiving! God bless Ukraine and all who aid Ukraine in its fight! ❤
Great guest, some very interesting insights and correlations.
Thank you for the fascinating interview. Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the Heroes!
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Can you please upload the uncut long-form version of this interview.
I am sure you did a ood job compiling it like this but it still feels heavily cut, I's just like to know the in-betweens
Cheers, keep the interviews coming!
very interesting interview, thank you
Fantastic and insightful commentary from Professor Ashour. I agree with everything he has said. However, I think there is one topic which is actually far simpler than the explanation he gave: the question of "what does Ukraine need to win."
The answer to this question is that, the Western powers, and as many other powers as possible, need to recognize that Ukraine failing to win, i.e., to push Putin's hordes out of ALL of Ukraine, is simply an unacceptable long-term geopolitical outcome for them.
The means of Ukraine winning are myriad and it is perhaps misleading to attempt to catalogue the possibilities in terms of capabilities, much less specific weapons systems, doctrines or operations. Fundamentally, what is needed is for the West to become absolutely committed to Ukraine winning. Once that commitment is made fully, the material means to win will be provided and Ukrainian valor and resolve will do the job.
Great interview, and from 8:58 onwards so on point! Take notes Europe!
Thanks, UNITED24.
Why can't this be longer!? This guy has so much more to say and he hits the nail on the head!
Thank you very much for this insightful dialogue.
Very interesting, would like to hear more from Dr. Ashour!
Very interesting in depth broad perception of related affairs.
Great interview.
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Thanks for this very interesting interview! Slava Ukraini! Heroyam Slava!
Only way to win is to sign the peace papers
slava ukrain💙💛✌👍💖💖💯
Heroyam Slava!
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Ukraine 🇺🇦
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The major resupply of Ukrainian forces should come from Russia caches, Ukrainians systems, European branch plants and then from US.
Time for peace
Pppeeeace 😲
War Traite is the only way out
I‘m very sad as a European that we haven’t helped you more. Europe was and still is too naive vis-à-vis russia. Obama warned us in 2014 and we ignored him.
But Putin warned Europe in 2008
@@darkfox-wr9bu Yes, he did and George W Bush fueled Putin’s paranoia because Bush is a fucking idiot. Look up how the color revolution conspiracy lives in Russias paranoid leadership.
We love you 💗 Ukraine 🎉
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The USA and the UK persuaded Ukraine to give up nuclear weapons and signed the Budapest memo. In exchange for territorial integrity. They owe the integrity either by giving back good nuclear weapons or long-range missiles with permission to hit military targets within Russia
Хай процвітає УКРАЇНА СИЛЬНА МУЖНЯ СТІЙКА НЕЗАЛЕЖНА СЛАВА УКРАЇНІ І ВСЬОМУ НАРОДУ ГЕРОЯМ СЛАВА
SLAVA UKRAINI🎺💛💙🔰🔱💪👍🥾💤👀= FREEDOM
your breaking the us our country down
Ukraine needs a US Leader that wants Ukraine to Win. They don't have that now.
The west needs to think big. Time plays for Putin
>>>♥️👍
Israel was requesting for more weapons the very next day of the invasion of gaza, Ukraine is larger then gaza and has not have anything close to Israel weapons
Watch scott ritter talking about the situation in ukraine
it needs to be a great power, but it's not. So it loses.
Unfortunately, it doesn't really matter what Ukraine needs to win. The reality is that the West is losing interest and support will only decline from here. Ukraine needs a plan that doesn't require support from the west because it just isn't going to come. At least not in the degree that Ukraine needs for victory.
The moment that Ukraine was illegally invaded by the Russian Federation military, the UAF was not very capable, not very multifaceted, and not very well equipped.
Ukraine will need support until they have a good base of all combined operations available to draw upon. The introduction of the F16's early in 2024 will help with this aspect that they are currently very deficient in comparison with the Russian Federation. Ukraine naval capability remains fairly non-existent, but they have developed some effectiveness in dealing with the Russian Federation's armed ships, and troop carriers.
By next summer, there may be enough of a complete military capability for Ukraine to not require much beyond helping out with ammunition ordinance, some ongoing training for troops, pilots, and maintenance/repair infrastructure to service their hardware. Probably end up only requiring about 20% of the support that they have needed to get their military outfitted, equipped, and trained up to this point.
@@MultiAxisDiscipline "By next summer, there may be enough" - I see, new booklet has arrived.
@@chechennel4817 What "new booklet"? I haven't yet seen any previous "booklets". Simply stating my observations, and communications with my family and friends who live throughout Ukraine.
I hate that we're sending money, because Ukraine is a corrupt country. Most of the money that we've sent isn't going to their military, it's going somewhere else. We need to focus on American interests, not another countries war. We have a war every in America. It's called letting illegal aliens in our borders.
Electric snowmobiles for special ops! Silent, fast and can carry, tow supplies, rescue injured in snow ice adapted with a pontoon sled they can cross rivers.
Ukraine should also develop land or sea drones to launch FPV drones. They should act as repeaters to extend their reach. Its very difficult for the sea man to shoot up and down at the same time. Sea drones and FPV can attack at the same time.
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The first and last time NATO got involved in trench warfare was the Korean War
Could Supertucanos be of interest?
Invite legion from retired reserve ex nato pilots around the world and you have ready made pilots in ukraine sky
we ain't got no more damn money
I think this interview missed the point of how Ukraine needs to win. In my opinion what needed for a convincing win is a good technology break through specifically in drone usage. Ukraine needs all type of drones, short range, long range, mother ships, signal repeater, multi channel switcher, jammer, mine detectors, even drone deminer. Fully automatic driverless tanks. Reliable drones that is not prone to failure from eletronic war fare. If there is a technology to reliably detect tank mines I think that is a game changer. Drones can help to mark mine fields for demining. Lastly there need to be a break through on how to demine the entire field reliably using cluster bombs. Those that cannot be demine can be marked by spotter drones from air and avoided. Hence a few seconds before an attack, an area can be quickly demine for the assualt group to attack with confidence so that enemy does not have the time to reinforce that area. And of course what is mention in this video helps. ATACMS, air superiority. But I think Ukraine need an edge to tip the scales. Drone, machines, artillery strikes and together with soldiers,it must be able to execute complex combine arms movement. for this It must be trained hard. I think Ukraine is doing it correctly now but it can do more with western technology and good luck.
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US has around 5500 MBT in storages. Donated 24.
GB -//- around 213 MBT+. Donated 24
Germany has 2500 tanks, donated 14 L2+L1
FU yea
Zauzhny has already posted what is required to win. Refer to his posts.
And he's going to keep begging
what if anything will we have left to defend our own borders and land
Seems russia is isis with snow isn't just a meme.
An organisstion of supportive nato and other countries needs to be setup (i.e keep idiots like Orban out), just to focus on ukraine and most importantly setup a long term funding plan for ukraine through that org., not just randomly granting funding all over the place. It takes centralised forward planning, this is how the world war 1 deadlock was broken on the western front- in the ally'/entente's summer 1918 counter-attack planning and organisation was all gathered up under General Foche with various allies now serving the main central strategy rather than their own seperate plans and offensives. Successful weapons were shared around and sent on a regular basis (tanks and planes) to allow for accurate tactical and logistical planning months ahead. This same idea can be followed even with neutral but ukraine supportive countries now.
Also, ukraine needs to massively up their own industry. They have the factories, the tradition of weapons industry and international support. If they can start putting out their own military vehicles at a much faster rate, with women and older men as workers, it will help a huge amount. They could even put their factories abroad away from ukraine, so out of danger.
NATO need to stop messing around and send the F16s (replace them with F35s) and consider eurofighters (hugely underrated multirole aircraft which exist in large numbers)
Finally, Ukraine's strategy of splitting russian forces in half in the South east Melitopol region needs to continue to be persued, but also direct smaller attacks towards places like crimea, with a larger reserve ready follow up & to hit somewhere else soon after when russia sends their own reserves to defend crimea & is off balance. Balance (or lack of it) was how russia was absolutely routed in the 2022 Kharkiv offensive.
Train and carry out more partisan warfare.
Carry on with ukraines suprisingly huge success against the russian black sea fleet. The black sea behind russian western forces is their brittle spine, and Russia's naval incompetence is legendary. Bring on the drone subs or whatever. Surely there are some great unmanned submarine craft out there which can cause the sort of menace German U-boats did in both world wars, but aiming for naval superiority in this case rather than mainly trying to interdict military supplies & starve a country to surrender.
What happened with Oleg Senzov, is he alive ? I saw the injuring Yesterday. Ruhm der Ukraine, zusammen geeint gewinnen diesen schlimmen Krieg🇺🇦⚜️
Brilliant POV! Idk why people are refusing to see the reality of Putin's terroristic playbook!
While Western governments train Ukrainians they need to learn from the Ukraine forces and evolve
@@DirkyD Ruck Fussia
Never underestimate your enemies and learn from your experienced allies. Ruck Fussia
Ras putin is the good guy and good wins ❤❤
I’m appalled at the collective wests inaction we need to give Ukraine all it needs to stop this nonsense Russia is an imperial power they will not stop at Ukraine so it’s not only Ukraine that should be fighting this war slava Ukraine 🏴🇺🇦
And what Russia will attack next? Chine or NATO country?
Will Hamas is doing the same thing the didnt went inside Isreal the went to those occupied areas there Isreali built settlers and the defending their country like u ukrainian. When u do its ok but when hams do it its wrong..
all the nazitrotsky are escaping to lvov
His homeland Qatar supplied Hamas with alot of money.
He is not Qatari
Putin is not Qatari and Qatar is home to the largest US military base in the middle east
man, thats true, congratulations. but my answer was
to the fact that he said "HIS HOMELAND QATAR". and its not his homeland
@@Idk_about_anything
I love how Russias army is criticized for everything but Ukraines incompetent and catastrophic offensive is just glossed over.
Welcome to Orwell's democratic world.
manpower, obviously you don't have enough manpower to hold your territory. All the weapons in the world won't help if you don't have the boots on the ground to use them...
Sorry to disappoint you ivan. That maybe be true for your side though - - all the 1950's T55's in all the storage fields in the former ussr will not be enough scrap iron to hide behind when Ukraine unleashes the GLSDB's and the rest of the kit that is already on the way. Ukraine has lots of VOLUNTEERS - still. russia is taking strangers off the street and prisons...
France with a similar population had millions in service during WW1……..
@@mufinsp0 yep, you would think a country fighting for its life would have more boots on the ground. AUF might have 1.5 mill if their reserves are actually participating.
@@mufinsp0 But Ukrainians are fleeing the country, not to mention Ukraine doesnt really have an economy at this point nor a military industry whatsoever. Not to mention they must have lost a lot of soldiers becasue they now started to cosncript women. So I dont get these talking points, accroding to the media they are doing good, dont lose much, but month after month they changed the laws so new people can be conscripted. Thats not a sign of low losses.
@@attilamarics3374 Nonsense. There are still millions of able bodied men left. Women are fighting because why should they not? Or do you live in the previous century
Sorry but the US has its own BIGTIME problems. We are fighting a losing war that isn't our problem
Ruck Fussia
@@richardfewer9348you can learn how to type.
@@darkfox-wr9bu Good one. Slava Ukraini
thanks for all the great videos but i unsubscribed because i have access to minute by minute actions in this war and i will not listen to something i do not agree with. My decision was based on facts not acting like the West hasnt and isnt continuing to give Everything that is needed. Like i said earlier Thanks for all the great videos.
mislim previše nategnuta teza,ustvari nevirujem u nju