Sure , sheldon would asks, " did you take a marijuana? " just like all those As wipes led us into 20 yrs in iraq/afghan for ZERO! return, and now we are what about 20 tril short. But sure lets listen to these whacks, 800+ bil budget and yet off the books we spent another 800+ bil bailing out other countries 2022
@@andreicorban316 Being passive doesn't help. The US can produce more. If Russia and China are gearing their economies towards war, we can't be left blind-sided. If Russia gets Ukraine, it will go for Moldova since it already owns an enclave there.
Two years ago: "'Rout' of Putin's forces could take just 'a number of days' after breakthrough | Nicholas Drummond" Sure... now Russia is advancing after taking Avdiivk. But not a word about that of course.
That British/South African soldier today on YT was heart breaking and shameful to watch. The West has acted with pathetic weakness when tested, drip feeding ammunition and weapons to Ukraine; self obsessed with it's own petty internal squabbling while Ukraine is tortured.
This wouldn’t be an issue normally. However, it’s election year 2024 and Soviet Puppets are blocking as much as they can so that Russia wins. Unacceptable.
@@longandshort6639f-16s need special long runways that need to be flawlessly clean because its air intake runs below the nose…… Ukraines runways are designed for Migs that have a flap that closes when taking off to protect the engines from war detritus that was expected in a major Cold War conflict ……. tanks aren’t really produced in west anymore because we’ve been focused on anti-insurgent warfare…….. long range missiles easily brings about WW3 (be careful what you wish for - London is a short hop for a long range missile)
Putin as ruthless as Stalin? Really? No serious person would ever say such a ridiculous thing, especially not in public. Very revealing, unfortunately.
No, you cannot. Althoug it depends on what lose means. Zelensky's strategic aims have never been embraced by the US. They are mainly concerned with avoiding a larger war and likely view forcibly removing them from Crimea as too high risk.
Fifty nations are behind Ukraine hence Russia has lost, it just taking to long due to the dithering of the free world and the lack of Churchill type leaders with a spine. Russia is nothing compared to the free World and Putin knows it .
I have been writing our congressman and a lot of people I know have. Our congress is a train wreck. They fight over everything now. Each side has to do the complete opposite of the other with 0 compromises. I still think they will pass funding but it is painfully slow. I hope Europe can close those gaps. It is good too see countries stepping up. We will get there. I am proud of the fight Ukrainians are mounting.
From a Brit in Europe, thanks for taking the time and making the effort to write to your congressman. So many of us have been doing the same sort of thing here in Europe. We all need to step it up a notch (or two). I just want to add that so many Europeans really appreciate what decent folk like you are doing. Hopefully congress will stop dithering and come through sooner rather than later. Best regards and thanks again. 👍
Ive written my MP Manchester UK. He supports but if US doesnt step up, Europe got to fill gap. Will they/we? And how long m8ght that take while they dither about?
@@richard17329 it's peanuts...When you say "we" do you mean that you will get some pennies out of it? or nothing? Are you sure we will get anything from that money?
Very true, however some of the southern European countries are relatively poor. Countries including Greece, Albania, Italy, Spain probably don’t have the ability to provide more support. Buying in arms to send to Ukrainian would probably be beyond their financial abilities. They aren’t wealthy unlike Denmark, sadly.
One thing I know is that the economy was overhauled to support Putler's war effort in Ukraine. This means a lot of manufacturing, but little consumption. If only the US House of Representatives will give Ukraine the needed money.
@@DeepDeepest when you have no understanding of a topic best to research. . Real GDP contracted by -2.1% in 2023 in Russia. you must be a follower of Carlton. tHE West IS NOT in a recession
@@daniel_moretti actually there are officials who are constantly monitoring financial/military expenditures. It appears that you are a victim of ssian misinformation. The russians are good at it and the republicans are getting better with phony conspiracy
Don't you get it? Sanctions do not work on Russia nw, simply because during the last 24 years Putin has made that country self-sufficient. They have the best scientists and the best military in the world, they are one of the top (5th, to be precise) economy in the world and Number ONE exporter of grains in the world. It's funny to see how some people still believe in our lying anti-Russian Western msm propaganda. So silly.
I have mentioned this before and so have others. Not sure why they can't get it right. Perhaps they are broadcasting from a back office in the Kremlin! They are better at talking than listening or being listened to.
@00 The Republican Party's support for Russia's invasion of Ukraine has killed stone dead Ukraine's largest provider of military support. That is what is "bizarre". The GOP are the Kremlin's 5th column in the USA.
Brilliant. I thought we should at least give Ukraine another 28 Challenger 2s, but the idea to give them all is so much better. From the moment it was decided to gift equipment to Ukraine we should have been gearing up tank production. The war has been going on for two years and in some respects we're still on the start line, listening for a gun that's already gone off. Political will has sometimes been strong, but often it is like wet straw.
you have to train them first...There is no time for that 😉UK can't make any more tanks. Where will you get Titanium and Steel? Have you thought about that?
Most countries in the world would sell the UK those metals, That's a very odd remark you made, if it came to the crunch our allies would supply us with whatever we needed.@@DeepDeepest
@@DaveTheProducer1978 can you provide me with some information on where UK gets all of those metals? It's not a very odd remark, it's the reality...How many tanks UK made in the past 2 years of Russian invasion? How many of anything? We are in recession and we have no money to pay NHS and you talk about military porduction...Have you heard that our recent Trident has failed as well as our ships couldn't even leave the port? It's because we have everything, right? How many new recruits we managed to get for the army in the past year? Seriously? Or you are just another bot to spread some positivity amongst us?
They are working pretty well and nothing is perfect. They can always be tightened where things are found to be slipping through the cracks as demonstrated by the announcement the USA made today.
@@martinogold Russian oil and gas is still being sold to Europe (for more expensive prices) via 3rd party countries, and Russia is able to easily import goods from Europe via same 3rd party countries. Russia is economically stable. The existing sanctions are counter productive.
@@boota1979because he is a reasonable man, coming from a reasonable society, with reasonable expectations about what ethics and morals should be in a country, and so it is reasonable to expect him to be against the Russian Empire.
@@andreborges2881 nah...It's because the media told you. How many Ukrainians have you actually met? How many have you spoken to? Do you think they support Zelensky and anything which is happening to their country atm? You really think people on the frontline willing to fight? You might be really surprised if you asked them ;)
come on now, the media has been writing the "Putin at Risk" headline continuously for 2 years now lol... He's still there... He's not going anywhere... And if he does, its not even a sure thing the successor will be any better...
Maybe it's his 33 years in the armed forces that makes him confident in what he says. What makes you so sure of yourself, I don't think COD makes someone an expert in these things.
I guess what makes him confident is 2 years of telling nonsense by these people and the existence of people like you who belive these people. Please just don't reproduce. It is crucial for your type to think about it @@martinogold
@@martinogold he could have a century in the armed forces. It doesn’t qualify him to talk about the political situation in Russia. And looking at the quality of our armed forces, I’m not entirely sure that he left them behind in great shape.
@@martinogoldAs a former 5* General with 84 years of experience, I can confirm that due to intrinsic military complexities, the Ukrainians are advancing backward whereas the Russians are retreating forward.
Thank you General! I love to hear you speak. You are so insightful. If only you and General Hodges were in charge of the Ukrainian Army and had all the tools necessary to defeat the Russians. This war would be terminated thus year, and many lives could be spared. Thank you General. Thank you Times Radio!
The Biggest threat in Adivka wasn't so much the greater troop number of the russians it was the constant use of massive 1000 to 1500kg gliding bombs ! Most of the defensive structures were smashed to the ground !
they all talk about Russians losing troops like 10 times more than Ukrainians, but Russians don't even have mobilization where Ukrainians are dragged from the streets to fight in the front line...
You clearly didn't listen very well. That was covered when Chip referred to the close air support the orcs had. It's taken as read that such aerial support means dropping munitions of various descriptions, so there's your answer.
Russia’s mobilisation is causing problems in Russia with the loss of workers to maintain cities with complex heating systems breaking down. It’s been a very cold winter.
One of the myths of this war is that the Russians thought they would win in a week . The myth that Russia would take Kiev in 3 days came about because US General Milley said he thought it would take that long, and he was wrong. The Russians have never given out any timetables or plans. The only thing the Russians have said is they plan for the war to last until 2025.
@@truthseeker6116 No it wasn´t. No-one has ever been quoted as saying that apart from Western leaders and parrotting Western media. Give your ´brain´ a chance, at least, FFS. 😂
utin's parrots had been regurgitating their master's words on state television for a few days at the beginning of the smo: it is useless to deny it. But naturally the aformentioned's followers are prone to lie, that's a known fact .
@@livingtribunal4110@livingtribunal4110 utin's parrots had been regurgitating their master's words on state television for a few days at the beginning of the smo: it is useless to deny it. But naturally the aformentioned's followers are prone to lie, that's a known fact .
Nato countries need to give Ukraine the armament that were promised last year and stop posturing with promises. No planes, only a quarter of tanks and not enough ammunition, how on earth they are still in the defence of there County.
That's something I've always wondered, why not just give all the Challenger 2 tanks to Ukraine. Then instead of cobbling together some new and old bits to make the Challenger 3, we could just buy some shiny new tanks like those nice Korean K2s. They could be made in the UK under licence, much like the Poles are doing with their K2 purchase.
@@bobschmitz3882 The Kremlin claimed one had been destroyed on the battlefield. Maybe you wanna check with your handler before posting, you don't want to make your boss cross.
“The Americans’ love of doing good business may lead them to denude us of all our realisable resources before they show any inclination to be the Good Samaritan.” - Winston Churchill
Love it ! Totally logical and Pragmatic. Preservation of Peace via Huge transfer of armoury and end Riussias invasion - not the continuation of war through small giving.
The EU talks a good game, but they aren't sending what they say they're gong to send. Agreements are useless when only a portion, which frequenly is less than 50% , of what was promised is actually delivered.
Have we banned all russian travel? Seized all russian business assets and personal assets? How many buildings in the US are actuality owned by russia? Hotels? Office buildings?
There's definitely "magic" weapons. Ones that change the tide of a battle upon their first deployments. One's without answer, that alter warfare. The sword. The gun. The mortar, The ship, the plane, chemical and nuclear at their time where game changers that leaped their opposition by decades eliminating modern tactics.
there probably ARE magic weapons but USA is saving them for the Taiwan/China conflict without revealing their hand. Drones have pretty much changed warfare in the last 2 years
Russia since 8 March 1917 when the revolution started has committed so many crimes against humanity, only now the world can step up and take a opportunity for a better world in the future.
Remember - Zelenski got a very warm welcome in Washington in 2022 - but last year he got the 'brush off' from this dependable ally. Now, there are enough objectors in Congress to stop the President's aid to Ukraine!! Putin was once a colonel in the KGB - that means that he can now use these operators for his own purpose. Putin is VERY RICH (from all his theft) and politicians are VERY CHEAP - do I have to spell it out?
Putins KGB career amounted to being an office boy behind a desk in E. Berlin- a nobody. The stories about Putin, the brilliant Soviet James Bond and exceptionally capable spymaster tasked with running the most important and dangerous operations during the Cold War, are all lies. And the only American politician dumb enough to try to get away with taking a large bribe from Moscow, was Biden when he took that $500k from the mayor, but I doubt they would even approach him with an offer today. Biden has refused to properly supply Ukraine militarily for 2 years, slowly drip feeding and supplying Ukraine in a way that allows them to be only strong enough to survive, but not win or even cause serious damage. Unless Biden finally starts supplying Ukraine with what it needs to actually win, theres no reason for the US to waste more resources and tax money just to prolong the inevitable.
Chip is well versed in all aspects of this war, and it's great to hear from him. Do you think he has a cat?🙀😺🤔. That would be beneficial to his analysis. The usual excellent job by James. Co2 level, please James
Yeah crazy how incorrect this is. Sanctions have only hurt the west. My gas bill just came in, at 255 for 5 weeks when I did a meter reading. Not including electric I'm, not sure what that will be but it's was 445 the last quarter. Russia is doing fine. It's killed off its do nothing and criminal population on the front while draining Ukraine of men. Ukraine doesn't have enough men left in country to mount anything. Not unless the west is involved and these people are losing grip on their power so much as people wake up since covid that they will probably cause a world war to get themselves out of it distract everyone then rise as the saviours of a problem they caused. thsts the plan.
@@madontherunI will explain it in my above comment no worries. I'm no bot I'm, an English man who can think for himself an actually does research doesn't just pretend to like some sort of midwit.
No they are not. The Russian economy is at a higher growth level than all G7 countries, even exceeding the US. Sanctions have helped the Russian economy.
Someone’s been primed to think the way others want them to. When will people realise the internet is a thing and has all the information on everything on it? People seem to prefer to be in a small bubble dictated to by others.
I like watching your coverage and news, but you absolutely must get the level of the audio right. This video has an rms level that is about 10dB too low. When TH-cam interruptus with an advertisement, the volume of the commercial is deafening. The problem is your video's audio level, not the advertisement's audio level.
Putin is not afraid of anyone otherwise he would have to stop messing with Ukraine. Unfortunately it does seem that NATO is afraid of Putin otherwise they would had already added Ukraine to NATO no questions asked. Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 .
Mr. Chapman mentioned that the support for Ukraine is quite cheap, with which I agree, and mentions 0.02% of GDP per year - that number is rather inaccurate, even for the UK. According to Ukraine Support Tracker the contributions from different countries until now is shown below, this includes allocated money which means it is over more than two years, but still its never going to be 0.02% of GDP. 1. Estonia 4.09% 2. Denmark 3.06% 3. Lithuania 2.04% 4. Norway 1.72% 5. Latvia 1.67% 6. Netherlands 1.45% 7. Slovakia 1.43% 8. Poland 1.32% 9. Finland 1.29% 10. Germany 1.06% ... 20. Hungary 0.69% ... 22. France 0.65% (though ifw Kiel does say the magnitude of French contributions is uncertain) ... 26. UK 0.55% ... 33. US 0.32% The US would have to increase its support by 10 times to reach the top two. By the way, two of the top 4 supporters as proportion of GDP (Denmark and Norway) have never been Russian (or Soviet) vassal states.
I have the misfortune of having this person as my MP, a person I have never voted for and never will. Like you I find his politics to be ridiculous at best and at worst, morally repugnant. However, that being noted, what has said here is absolutely correct. It's a shame a more believable and trustworthy, politician (if there is such a thing) didn't make this speech
Hope you are right.Most seem to say sanctions have made little difference. Russia finding ways of exporting huge amounts of oil (secretive transfers at sea)......British companies parts finding their way into Russian rockets via Kazakhstan or similar...
Get there firstest with the mostest. Logistics in six words. Ukraine's allies have played into the hands of the Russian dictator by blowing both the firstest part and the mostest part.
Send troops to defeat the enemy? Their reinforcements compensate for the losses monthly! After elections (and Vlad is well secured in another term), there will be a general mobilization. I was hoping Avdiivka would hold another month. I was sad when Ukrainian forces strategically withdrew. #wereitsoeasy 🥺
A very clear minded man ... excellent communicator !
@@yessanknow302 funny how the weaker the man, the more he loves war (for others).
@@Dude0000 so true about Putin!
@@yessanknow302 yes Putin is a warmonger, 100%
Sure , sheldon would asks, " did you take a marijuana? " just like all those As wipes led us into 20 yrs in iraq/afghan for ZERO! return, and now
we are what about 20 tril short. But sure lets listen to these whacks, 800+ bil budget and yet off the books we spent another 800+ bil bailing
out other countries 2022
I wish the politicians would listen to people like Chip Chapman.
Yeah, but they wouldn't be politicians then would they, they'd be effective Statesman. And they don't exist anymore
why? Listen to Scott Ritter..
Listening to security services involved in trafficking children and drugs is a bad idea.
Come on America, get on with it
Yeah, sincerest apologies for our moronic minority holding the world hostage. It's a mess but we will somehow get through it.
They are only interested if there is something in it for them.
@@gordonmack9948 There is, because the money enriches their own arms industries.
I suppose they'll wait until Europe is a wasteland full of Russians
@@gordonmack9948 economic activity.
Come on Europe, get on with it
I dont believe that sanctions alone are nearly enough. Pour in that sweet military aid.
There is no more gear to send.. US will not go full out in ukraine against russia.
It won't attack China either.
@@andreicorban316 Being passive doesn't help. The US can produce more. If Russia and China are gearing their economies towards war, we can't be left blind-sided. If Russia gets Ukraine, it will go for Moldova since it already owns an enclave there.
Want to help? Volunteer your services to Ukraine then.
@@KnowYoutheDukeofArgyll1841Nobody wants your ridiculous and petty advice. Jog on!
What ? The US has hundreds of old tanks they no longer need.@andreicorban316
Chip Chapman, talking great sense. Many thanks!
Two years ago: "'Rout' of Putin's forces could take just 'a number of days' after breakthrough | Nicholas Drummond" Sure... now Russia is advancing after taking Avdiivk. But not a word about that of course.
That British/South African soldier today on YT was heart breaking and shameful to watch. The West has acted with pathetic weakness when tested, drip feeding ammunition and weapons to Ukraine; self obsessed with it's own petty internal squabbling while Ukraine is tortured.
The West is dragging it out in the hope that it exhausts Russias military.
This wouldn’t be an issue normally. However, it’s election year 2024 and Soviet Puppets are blocking as much as they can so that Russia wins.
Unacceptable.
It’s shameful. How is it that Ukraine does not have F16s, long range missiles and loads more tanks by now. It’s infuriating.
@@longandshort6639f-16s need special long runways that need to be flawlessly clean because its air intake runs below the nose…… Ukraines runways are designed for Migs that have a flap that closes when taking off to protect the engines from war detritus that was expected in a major Cold War conflict ……. tanks aren’t really produced in west anymore because we’ve been focused on anti-insurgent warfare…….. long range missiles easily brings about WW3 (be careful what you wish for - London is a short hop for a long range missile)
@@richardwilson57 Ukraine has been hitting targets in Russia for awhile now. Long range missiles won't suddenly start WW3
Thanks James & Chip. Good interview.
Putin as ruthless as Stalin? Really? No serious person would ever say such a ridiculous thing, especially not in public. Very revealing, unfortunately.
According to Putin, the will of Putin is more important than the will of the people. I look forward to reading Putin's obituary. Preferably soon.
Putin is right. Unfortunately.
Maybe they will stuff him like Lenin.....
Which people are you fantasising about....the Russian people think you lost half your brain in English pubs long ago.
@@Patendyck76 no Putin and his worshipers are misguided and cruel
@@Patendyck76 Agreed, My thoughts on Putler entirely!
Can I trust that the allies will not let Ukraine lose? It looks doubtful at the moment. I need to hear some strong support and action!!!
No, you cannot. Althoug it depends on what lose means. Zelensky's strategic aims have never been embraced by the US. They are mainly concerned with avoiding a larger war and likely view forcibly removing them from Crimea as too high risk.
Who are these allies? Ukraine was never part of alliance or treaty or even implicitly the west.
Fifty nations are behind Ukraine hence Russia has lost, it just taking to long due to the dithering of the free world and the lack of Churchill type leaders with a spine. Russia is nothing compared to the free World and Putin knows it .
actions speak much louder than words.... Ukriane needs action, words are a waste of time.
The internet really has revealed just how open to manipulation the average person is.
I have been writing our congressman and a lot of people I know have. Our congress is a train wreck. They fight over everything now. Each side has to do the complete opposite of the other with 0 compromises. I still think they will pass funding but it is painfully slow. I hope Europe can close those gaps. It is good too see countries stepping up. We will get there. I am proud of the fight Ukrainians are mounting.
From a Brit in Europe, thanks for taking the time and making the effort to write to your congressman. So many of us have been doing the same sort of thing here in Europe. We all need to step it up a notch (or two).
I just want to add that so many Europeans really appreciate what decent folk like you are doing. Hopefully congress will stop dithering and come through sooner rather than later. Best regards and thanks again. 👍
Ive written my MP Manchester UK. He supports but if US doesnt step up, Europe got to fill gap. Will they/we? And how long m8ght that take while they dither about?
Maybe we wont be so dependent on US if they dont provide and they will be weaker force in the world.
I have too. I’m so ashamed at our government.
@@wendyandrew3707 It's not dithering. It is a huge fight against Trumpism/Fascism.
It’s a pity that Britain ruined itself by admitting so much Russian money and tge oligarchs who are a front for Putin.
so long as we keep the money, i reckon no one will complain
Agreed. we have 5bn of Putins money though in europe, plus over 2bn from Chelsea sale.. so not all bad
@@richard17329 it's peanuts...When you say "we" do you mean that you will get some pennies out of it? or nothing? Are you sure we will get anything from that money?
@@richard17329british people per capita are getting poorer 😂😂😂😂
@@richard173295bn? I think it is 200bn of the worldwide 350bn
Well spoken lets step up the support for Ukraine now.
South Europe need to wake up and understand we need the support from the whole Europe.
whole
Very true, however some of the southern European countries are relatively poor. Countries including Greece, Albania, Italy, Spain probably don’t have the ability to provide more support. Buying in arms to send to Ukrainian would probably be beyond their financial abilities. They aren’t wealthy unlike Denmark, sadly.
@@Ben-jq5ooItaly's GDP is larger than Russia's quit thinking that Russia is more than a large gas station
One thing I know is that the economy was overhauled to support Putler's war effort in Ukraine. This means a lot of manufacturing, but little consumption. If only the US House of Representatives will give Ukraine the needed money.
our Economy? We are in recession, Russia isn't ;)
@@DeepDeepest when you have no understanding of a topic best to research. . Real GDP contracted by -2.1% in 2023 in Russia. you must be a follower of Carlton. tHE West IS NOT in a recession
@@DeepDeepest You might want to talk to an actual Russian about that. See Inside Russia for more info about the economy in Russia.
And if only Ukrainian officials would stop lining their own pockets. I want Ukraine to win, but it's hard to take pleas for help when aid gets stolen.
@@daniel_moretti actually there are officials who are constantly monitoring financial/military expenditures. It appears that you are a victim of ssian misinformation. The russians are good at it and the republicans are getting better with phony conspiracy
We've been hearing that for two years now...
Let’s get serious with sanctions. That means the UK sanction’s Unilever.
Don't you get it? Sanctions do not work on Russia nw, simply because during the last 24 years Putin has made that country self-sufficient. They have the best scientists and the best military in the world, they are one of the top (5th, to be precise) economy in the world and Number ONE exporter of grains in the world. It's funny to see how some people still believe in our lying anti-Russian Western msm propaganda. So silly.
That was good, thank you.
Sanctions make things difficult but to label them as crippling is a lie.
Sanctions have done nothing .
@@macduff14 You are misinformed.
@@macduff14Why does russia want them to be lifted.
@@amandabosca1714 Many companies have carried on business as usual with Russia, including well known UK companies.
@@boota1979the majority have pulled out. Those who don't are named and shamed.
The sound volume is too low.
Boost it by 12 dB the next time.
+12 dB so loud :)
@@xabishonizt You can turn down the volume. There have been many complaints.
@@amandabosca1714or you could just turn it up, sounds fine to me
@@kleptokiller- it's much lower than normal videos.
I have mentioned this before and so have others. Not sure why they can't get it right. Perhaps they are broadcasting from a back office in the Kremlin! They are better at talking than listening or being listened to.
The USA having abandoned Ukraine to Russia it is now incumbent upon the entire remaining West to step up.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
´Step up´ 🤣
And do what, exactly? Scare Russia off with your Diversity and Incusivity Woke militaries?
What a bizarre comment.
@@Dude0000 A vote for trump is a vote for Putin
@00 The Republican Party's support for Russia's invasion of Ukraine has killed stone dead Ukraine's largest provider of military support. That is what is "bizarre". The GOP are the Kremlin's 5th column in the USA.
Brilliant. I thought we should at least give Ukraine another 28 Challenger 2s, but the idea to give them all is so much better. From the moment it was decided to gift equipment to Ukraine we should have been gearing up tank production. The war has been going on for two years and in some respects we're still on the start line, listening for a gun that's already gone off. Political will has sometimes been strong, but often it is like wet straw.
you have to train them first...There is no time for that 😉UK can't make any more tanks. Where will you get Titanium and Steel? Have you thought about that?
Most countries in the world would sell the UK those metals, That's a very odd remark you made, if it came to the crunch our allies would supply us with whatever we needed.@@DeepDeepest
@@DaveTheProducer1978 can you provide me with some information on where UK gets all of those metals? It's not a very odd remark, it's the reality...How many tanks UK made in the past 2 years of Russian invasion? How many of anything? We are in recession and we have no money to pay NHS and you talk about military porduction...Have you heard that our recent Trident has failed as well as our ships couldn't even leave the port? It's because we have everything, right? How many new recruits we managed to get for the army in the past year? Seriously? Or you are just another bot to spread some positivity amongst us?
I dont know why russia keeps up the pretence of free elections. Everyone can see every opponent is barred from entry.
@@DaveTheProducer1978 Deluded, much? 😂
Because all the previous sanctions worked so well, didn't they?
They are working pretty well and nothing is perfect. They can always be tightened where things are found to be slipping through the cracks as demonstrated by the announcement the USA made today.
Sanctions are slowly and the first years it didnt affect Russia at all.
But from year 2 and now year 3 it will Affect Russia.
@@martinogold Russian oil and gas is still being sold to Europe (for more expensive prices) via 3rd party countries, and Russia is able to easily import goods from Europe via same 3rd party countries. Russia is economically stable. The existing sanctions are counter productive.
I wonder how far Putin will be pushed? 🤔
@@Evemeister12 Russia is overstretching itself and will collapse for sure.
You are so right.
I mean, I'm as pro Ukrainian as any decent person, but haven't we heard this 100 times already?
Yes and that's why the Ukranians are still fighting 2 years after being invaded instead of being beat in a week.
winner, winner, chicken dinner.
@73andy73 Why are you pro Ukrainian?
@@boota1979because he is a reasonable man, coming from a reasonable society, with reasonable expectations about what ethics and morals should be in a country, and so it is reasonable to expect him to be against the Russian Empire.
@@andreborges2881 nah...It's because the media told you. How many Ukrainians have you actually met? How many have you spoken to? Do you think they support Zelensky and anything which is happening to their country atm? You really think people on the frontline willing to fight? You might be really surprised if you asked them ;)
One of the best interviews on this war analysis. A really clear minded military man
come on now, the media has been writing the "Putin at Risk" headline continuously for 2 years now lol... He's still there... He's not going anywhere... And if he does, its not even a sure thing the successor will be any better...
Very true. How should this affect western aid to Ukraine?
Give it up? Sit back and watch Ukraine get ethically cleansed?
Time's Radio, thank you for existing. From a U.S. listener.
He really believes what he talks 😊
Maybe it's his 33 years in the armed forces that makes him confident in what he says. What makes you so sure of yourself, I don't think COD makes someone an expert in these things.
I guess what makes him confident is 2 years of telling nonsense by these people and the existence of people like you who belive these people. Please just don't reproduce. It is crucial for your type to think about it @@martinogold
@@martinogold he could have a century in the armed forces. It doesn’t qualify him to talk about the political situation in Russia. And looking at the quality of our armed forces, I’m not entirely sure that he left them behind in great shape.
@@martinogoldAs a former 5* General with 84 years of experience, I can confirm that due to intrinsic military complexities, the Ukrainians are advancing backward whereas the Russians are retreating forward.
This channel is great! Hope it keeps growing. Way better than normal mainstream media.
It looks like this channel lives in an alternate reality :)
It's a parody. Just as funny as that little comedian in Kiev.
@@renemartin5729 Can't agree more with both of you, guys.
Thank you. GOD BLESS 🇺🇦 AND GOD BLESS 🇬🇧 🙏 🌱 🌍
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Very good!
Great video 🇺🇦♥️
PERFECTLY SAID !!!!!
Tremendous arguments in favour of just getting on and supporting Ukraine .
Thank you General! I love to hear you speak. You are so insightful. If only you and General Hodges were in charge of the Ukrainian Army and had all the tools necessary to defeat the Russians. This war would be terminated thus year, and many lives could be spared. Thank you General. Thank you Times Radio!
The Biggest threat in Adivka wasn't so much the greater troop number of the russians it was the constant use of massive 1000 to 1500kg gliding bombs ! Most of the defensive structures were smashed to the ground !
they all talk about Russians losing troops like 10 times more than Ukrainians, but Russians don't even have mobilization where Ukrainians are dragged from the streets to fight in the front line...
It could have been both.
You clearly didn't listen very well. That was covered when Chip referred to the close air support the orcs had. It's taken as read that such aerial support means dropping munitions of various descriptions, so there's your answer.
Thanks
So much loss it's hard for me to comprehend.
It is always easier to do the wrong thing instead of the right one.
Yeah? How'd you work that out?
They are talking about very expensive weapons systems while they are running very low on the cheapest-to-manufacture 155mm shells.
Russia’s mobilisation is causing problems in Russia with the loss of workers to maintain cities with complex heating systems breaking down. It’s been a very cold winter.
much love, PGH PA
I'd be curious to go back the past 2 years and see how many times the Times had said his regime is at risk or over. I'm getting pretty desensitized
Don't forget this war was expected to last a week. Here we are 2 years later.......
One of the myths of this war is that the Russians thought they would win in a week . The myth that Russia would take Kiev in 3 days came about because US General Milley said he thought it would take that long, and he was wrong. The Russians have never given out any timetables or plans. The only thing the Russians have said is they plan for the war to last until 2025.
@@truthseeker6116 No it wasn´t. No-one has ever been quoted as saying that apart from Western leaders and parrotting Western media.
Give your ´brain´ a chance, at least, FFS. 😂
utin's parrots had been regurgitating their master's words on state television for a few days at the beginning of the smo: it is useless to deny it. But naturally the aformentioned's followers are prone to lie, that's a known fact .
@@livingtribunal4110@livingtribunal4110 utin's parrots had been regurgitating their master's words on state television for a few days at the beginning of the smo: it is useless to deny it. But naturally the aformentioned's followers are prone to lie, that's a known fact .
Great report, great expert!
Nato countries need to give Ukraine the armament that were promised last year and stop posturing with promises.
No planes, only a quarter of tanks and not enough ammunition, how on earth they are still in the defence of there County.
That's something I've always wondered, why not just give all the Challenger 2 tanks to Ukraine. Then instead of cobbling together some new and old bits to make the Challenger 3, we could just buy some shiny new tanks like those nice Korean K2s. They could be made in the UK under licence, much like the Poles are doing with their K2 purchase.
Not even 1 did appear on the battle field!!!
@@bobschmitz3882ok Ivan cope more
@@bobschmitz3882 The Kremlin claimed one had been destroyed on the battlefield. Maybe you wanna check with your handler before posting, you don't want to make your boss cross.
Why would UK even need tanks, for a land invasion by the russians? 🤣🤣
@@bekeneel When we have to fight a war outside of the UK were lets be honest all our wars are fought.
“The Americans’ love of doing good business may lead them to denude us of all our realisable resources before they show any inclination to be the Good Samaritan.” - Winston Churchill
Love it ! Totally logical and Pragmatic. Preservation of Peace via Huge transfer of armoury and end Riussias invasion - not the continuation of war through small giving.
@MartinSansone 'Preservation of Peace via Huge transfer of armoury' Give me strength, you'll be talking up the good points of peace bombs next!!!!
Good interview. Thanks guys.
The EU talks a good game, but they aren't sending what they say they're gong to send. Agreements are useless when only a portion, which frequenly is less than 50% , of what was promised is actually delivered.
We need to pressure India to stop helping Russia
Enough of this dictatorship. Time to retire Vlad, enjoy your grand kids and what is left of your life..
Have we banned all russian travel? Seized all russian business assets and personal assets? How many buildings in the US are actuality owned by russia? Hotels? Office buildings?
There's definitely "magic" weapons. Ones that change the tide of a battle upon their first deployments. One's without answer, that alter warfare. The sword. The gun. The mortar, The ship, the plane, chemical and nuclear at their time where game changers that leaped their opposition by decades eliminating modern tactics.
and these new high tech (for their time) took decades to develop...... Has Ukraine got decades? I'd give them a few months at best
there probably ARE magic weapons but USA is saving them for the Taiwan/China conflict without revealing their hand. Drones have pretty much changed warfare in the last 2 years
Shovels
@@richardwilson57it was 3 days before😂
@@Sly_fox379 it would have been if we wouldn't step in...
Delusion at N potence.
Russia since 8 March 1917 when the revolution started has committed so many crimes against humanity, only now the world can step up and take a opportunity for a better world in the future.
Heard this all before
Remember - Zelenski got a very warm welcome in Washington in 2022 - but last year he got the 'brush off' from this dependable ally. Now, there are enough objectors in Congress to stop the President's aid to Ukraine!! Putin was once a colonel in the KGB - that means that he can now use these operators for his own purpose. Putin is VERY RICH (from all his theft) and politicians are VERY CHEAP - do I have to spell it out?
Putins KGB career amounted to being an office boy behind a desk in E. Berlin- a nobody. The stories about Putin, the brilliant Soviet James Bond and exceptionally capable spymaster tasked with running the most important and dangerous operations during the Cold War, are all lies. And the only American politician dumb enough to try to get away with taking a large bribe from Moscow, was Biden when he took that $500k from the mayor, but I doubt they would even approach him with an offer today. Biden has refused to properly supply Ukraine militarily for 2 years, slowly drip feeding and supplying Ukraine in a way that allows them to be only strong enough to survive, but not win or even cause serious damage. Unless Biden finally starts supplying Ukraine with what it needs to actually win, theres no reason for the US to waste more resources and tax money just to prolong the inevitable.
Chip is well versed in all aspects of this war, and it's great to hear from him. Do you think he has a cat?🙀😺🤔. That would be beneficial to his analysis. The usual excellent job by James. Co2 level, please James
Well versed in all but pronounciation of words like Robotyne and Palantir.
Russian economy is struggling, an inflation over 16%, declining income, huge deficit, over 70% of population taking short-term loans to survive.
Watching Times Radio is like looking into a parallel universe!
Hi Russian shill/Bot How R U today ? Please explain your response with some clarity , if possible.
Yeah crazy how incorrect this is. Sanctions have only hurt the west. My gas bill just came in, at 255 for 5 weeks when I did a meter reading. Not including electric I'm, not sure what that will be but it's was 445 the last quarter. Russia is doing fine. It's killed off its do nothing and criminal population on the front while draining Ukraine of men. Ukraine doesn't have enough men left in country to mount anything. Not unless the west is involved and these people are losing grip on their power so much as people wake up since covid that they will probably cause a world war to get themselves out of it distract everyone then rise as the saviours of a problem they caused. thsts the plan.
@@madontherunI will explain it in my above comment no worries. I'm no bot I'm, an English man who can think for himself an actually does research doesn't just pretend to like some sort of midwit.
@@madontherun They can't, it's like asking your cat to explain how the internal combustion engine works.
@@martinogoldjust asked my cat
No they are not. The Russian economy is at a higher growth level than all G7 countries, even exceeding the US. Sanctions have helped the Russian economy.
STOP the war! Free the Russian people AND the Ukrainian people! 🇺🇦♥️🇷🇺
"The Putin part of the Republican party" Lol, spot on.
GOP Government of Putin
@@yessanknow302 You are a fascist?
Someone’s been primed to think the way others want them to. When will people realise the internet is a thing and has all the information on everything on it? People seem to prefer to be in a small bubble dictated to by others.
@Dude0000 who you talking about?
I like watching your coverage and news, but you absolutely must get the level of the audio right. This video has an rms level that is about 10dB too low. When TH-cam interruptus with an advertisement, the volume of the commercial is deafening. The problem is your video's audio level, not the advertisement's audio level.
Putin is not afraid of anyone otherwise he would have to stop messing with Ukraine. Unfortunately it does seem that NATO is afraid of Putin otherwise they would had already added Ukraine to NATO no questions asked. Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 .
I don't believe you can join NATO if you are at war.
people said this 2 years ago i bet in 2 years time they will continue to say sanctions are working but its not enough .
The light is awful.
Mr. Chapman mentioned that the support for Ukraine is quite cheap, with which I agree, and mentions 0.02% of GDP per year - that number is rather inaccurate, even for the UK. According to Ukraine Support Tracker the contributions from different countries until now is shown below, this includes allocated money which means it is over more than two years, but still its never going to be 0.02% of GDP.
1. Estonia 4.09%
2. Denmark 3.06%
3. Lithuania 2.04%
4. Norway 1.72%
5. Latvia 1.67%
6. Netherlands 1.45%
7. Slovakia 1.43%
8. Poland 1.32%
9. Finland 1.29%
10. Germany 1.06%
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20. Hungary 0.69%
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22. France 0.65% (though ifw Kiel does say the magnitude of French contributions is uncertain)
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26. UK 0.55%
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33. US 0.32%
The US would have to increase its support by 10 times to reach the top two.
By the way, two of the top 4 supporters as proportion of GDP (Denmark and Norway) have never been Russian (or Soviet) vassal states.
What about the countries receiving grain...i never hear about what they have donated. Even if little is given it should be reported.
The interviewer believes the Kremlin-critical blogger who was publishing the problems with the war took his own life. That’s so adorable!
might not stop
Yeh, they look like they're suffering from sanctions.
Audio levels way too low. Scary loud ads come on mid stream.
Good content.
Yeah! Fourth complaint.
HOUTIES ATTACKS BRITISH OIL TANKER CARRING RUSSIAN GOODS IN THE RED SEA SHADOWED BY US war ship? SANCTIONS SANCTIONS SANCTIONS
Chipchappers to save the day
I have the misfortune of having this person as my MP, a person I have never voted for and never will. Like you I find his politics to be ridiculous at best and at worst, morally repugnant. However, that being noted, what has said here is absolutely correct. It's a shame a more believable and trustworthy, politician (if there is such a thing) didn't make this speech
Articulate and intelligent man
Putler is indeed facing a "triggering event." 👏
Reduced to "war is peace." Can you hear yourselves?
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LOUDER PLZ!
Hope you are right.Most seem to say sanctions have made little difference. Russia finding ways of exporting huge amounts of oil (secretive transfers at sea)......British companies parts finding their way into Russian rockets via Kazakhstan or similar...
I dont think so
Why is there such a substantial difference in volume between the interviewer and Chapman? Isn't making them roughly equal an audio 100 level skill?
One Inn all Inn.
Europe is stepping up, long live Europe! Nobody can rely on the Yanks.
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Europe isn’t stepping up so much as it’s Stomping Down on Putin
No one can rely on the Republicans.
Except for cruelty.
Sound quality not up to usual standard!
You both need to turn your volume up.
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When do they get to the part about Putin being at risk ?
Get there firstest with the mostest. Logistics in six words. Ukraine's allies have played into the hands of the Russian dictator by blowing both the firstest part and the mostest part.
Has anyone guest who has been interviewed on Times Radio ever been correct in their analysis?
Our Parliament has just shown how we react to threats. My heart swells with pride. Diversity is our strength.
Orange man bad.
@@stephenlyon1358You said it!
Ron ha fatto album le foglie e il vento. La mia canzone preferita è quella , FERITA e LACRIMA.
They failed to discuss the sanctions !
The same old story. Out of men, shovels, washing machine chips and an economy in tatters. 🤦♂
Send troops to defeat the enemy?
Their reinforcements compensate for the losses monthly! After elections (and Vlad is well secured in another term), there will be a general mobilization.
I was hoping Avdiivka would hold another month. I was sad when Ukrainian forces strategically withdrew.
#wereitsoeasy 🥺
Free Julian Assange
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 You made my day😅😅😅😅😅
Tell us more about those super-dooper new Russian hypersonic missiles? We would love to laugh
@@boink800 You can laugh about Russian Bakhmut and Avdeevka. You also could laugh about all those Ukranians left there for nothing 😅
Times Radio you need to sort your sound volume out, battling to listen