Fun fact : Those T72 tanks were filmed in czechia, and later sold to Libya, from where united states bought them back in late 2022, sent them for refurbishment back to czechia, and later send to defend Ukraine from which it once came. So bunch of those you're seeing on this vid are now on the battlefield.
According to writer and director Andrew Niccol, the filmmakers worked with actual gunrunners in the making of this movie. The tanks lined up for sale were real, and belonged to a Czech arms dealer, who had to have them back to sell to another country. They used a real stockpile of over three thousand AK-47s, because it was cheaper than getting prop guns.
Before shooting the scene where tanks were lined up for sale, the filmmakers had to warn N.A.T.O., lest they thought a real war was being started when they saw satellite images of the set.
Not real AK-47s, at least not Soviet/ Russian most of the weapons in those racks are actually Czech VZ 58's since someone decided for some reason that they were easier to aquire.
Fun Fact: the producers wanted Nic Cage to act, but they discovered it was actually cheaper to collapse the Soviet economy and then start a small African war
@pedrosanchez-br4br one things for certain a few dozen ak 47s and and about 50000 rounds used by accurate fire a army of 10000 orks be decimated minus the comedy value of seeing hobbits wielding aks
@@thomas.parnell7365 I'd rather give that task to the dwarves, maybe the elves can improve the bullets with magic like explosive tracking bullets that never miss and blow up orcs
@@theimperialfistsspacemarin3050even still, 10,000 rifles, dozens of tanks, attack helicopters, jeeps and mortars This isn't a Battalion. This is more like a Brigade stockhouse. Or even a Division (a Soviet motor rifle division would be 10,000 soldiers)
@@theimperialfistsspacemarin3050 Why make up something so absurd to cover for an obvious script error? No military in the world stocks 10x the number of rifles each unit needs and then distributes them to local bases. That would be an INSANE military procurement policy. This isn't a big deal at all - obvious the screenwriter didn't care enough to look up what size each type of military unit typically is (or was in the Soviet military). But I find it really funny that people feel the need to just manufacture crazy stuff to patch the hole.
@@Brendissimo1 not really absured, as I have experience dealing with battalion and regiment size depots, this most likely is a depot for behind the main defensive lines and hence contains a shit ton of munitions to not only re supply is own battalion but others for a protracted period of time
battalion isnt an exact number it differs from army to army and even then it can vary depending on what kind of battalion, here in germany for example it could mean 3500men or just 1000
The building doesn't have to be a hangar, could just be a warehouse. They aren't that different from each other, hanger is just a building that aircraft are stored in for protection from the elements and to do repairs
@@ЕвгенийСпантег Well it depends. It is entirely posssible that the Russians are not running out of ammunition, but rather have issues with bringing it to the front lines.
Remember the end scene of this movie where he talks about his value as a deniable asset for dealing with countries other countries can't be seen working with directly. That's likely why the real version got traded.
A good trade -- the Russians got back the guy who sold so much of their working equipment to other countries. Not the best look to have, now that Russia's in a shooting war against someone that can shoot back.
The fall of the Soviet Union was a bit different that it’s explained in this… for example there was a temporary period when the Soviet Union had it military station in the Ukraine; and the Ukrainian were telling them to leave the Ukraine. The Soviet Troops were from the other republics and just go redeployed from Eastern Europe and East Germany
It's a fictional movie, not a documentary. Based loosely off some real people and events, but completely fictional. Not as fictional as say... Abe Lincoln Vampire Hunter, but not as factual as the fictional movie Saving Private Ryan.
@@arrux4822 "The Ukraine" is a region. Like The Balkans or The Rhine. The nation of Ukraine is half the size of the region of The Ukraine. Around 1,200 years ago, the Valaran prince Oleg got his butt handed to him in the Netherlands. Badly. So he ran to the opposite end of Russia. Rus-Land in the 800ad days, and he founded the Kievan Rus Empire. For the Rus/Slav people. And Vladimar and Volodymir cities started their 1,000-year war. The end is near. 70 Lifetimes of War.
@@arrux4822 What happened was just before WW2 Poland invade The Ukraine and stole land from Kiev, the Galicians. Ukraine we say today. Stalin refused to give the land back. Germany and Romania said "Give the Land Back". Galicians joined the National Socialist and invaded Poland to get their land returned.
@@arrux4822 This might be easier to understand. Once upon a time, The Ukraine was 12 Nations. Now it is 3 Nations and half of 9 Nations. Like Belarus, half of Poland, Romania, etc etc "The Ukraine". Slobodia and Galicia fight the hardest today. Crimea ran screaming to the Federation of the Rus to save them a decade ago.
Heh, I think they more regret handing over their nukes than their crappy Russian weapons. Especially when they're getting Europe's old stockpiles. They might be old, but they're probably better built and better maintained
They actually have. Some of those tanks are actually now in service with Ukraine - they were bought back from Libya where they were sold not long after the filming of this scene.
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I gotta say Russian weapons aren’t the best compared to American or British arms but the MI-24 Russian attack helicopter is a behemoth of a weapon just a beautiful killing machine especially when it was used in South Africa and Sierra Leone during the 90s and early 2000s it was used against the RUF insurgents killing thousands without soldiers needing to set foot on the ground
Actually you would be wrong there. Russian weapons are on par with American and British ones. People make this misconception because the American propaganda did a good number on many people since 1991. American MIlitary Industrial complex companies and other private military grade weapons producers have a wested interest in their products being advertised right, while the USSR, Russia China and other countries who have military grade weapon production under state hands have no incentive in advetising their weapons through movies, magazines and Weapon expert pannels. Western manufacturers many times lie about the capabilities of their weapons and the specs arent what they are. Many of these Russian weapons were on par- if not better than their western counterparts because the philiosophy on which they were built was not commercial interest- but simplicity and reliability. So when u see a Western tank with all bells and whistles, computerized, digitalized - u think this weapon is sophisticated. In reality- these weapons are very innefective in prologued conflict zones as we see today in Ukraine. The more complex and digitaliy assisted some weapon is- the more vulnerable these things are and many more ways something to go wrong.
@@Trollanater-zu3kr On the copium? You better check your latest news to see destroyed Leopard most modern tanks by 70s era Russian artilery and 2000 buck kamikaze drones.
@@robotube7361 this is a poor argument because if you’ve seen combat footage in Ukraine for example Russian T-72 and T-90 tanks are literally being blown up by 1 hit from javelin missiles plus because Russian tanks adopt an auto loading system it makes the tank highly vulnerable to attacks as the tank munitions inside will explode resulting in the tanks turret being blown off whereas western tanks still use a human loader operator as it’s faster efficient and safer plus it’s an extra person to be with in combat incase of repairs or maintenance whereas eastern tanks use auto loaders plus you can’t tell me that Russia has better equipment when it’s soldiers clearly don’t know how to use it nor with their current training which is just hilarious beyond a joke. You mentioned that western tanks have all these bells and whistles and all that bullshit coming out of your mouth but take the M1 Abram’s for example it’s seen more combat than any other tank in the world and over the years it’s had many upgrades and tweaks to make it more efficient but even the original 1980 generation 1 design is still efficient to this day in 2023 bare in mind that it’s served in Iraq Iran Afghanistan and it did its job with only few being destroyed not by enemy weapons but by the tank being outnumbered or broken down forcing the crew to destroy it from enemy capture. In 2023 though the challenger 2 has been named the best tank due to robust incredible depleted uranium armour shell which has not been destroyed in active combat also keep in mind that this is the challenger 2 with the challenger 3 coming out soon. Overall I think your talking out your ass because if you’ve seen footage and watched documentaries from the actual tank crews who know what their doing and what can hit them without them worrying about it then you’d know that western tanks are better also you mentioned China which that country has absolutely no credibility as they copy designs from every country especially the US as they have no minds of ideas of their own and south Korea are not much better as their tank designs are based of M1 Abram’s designs atleast with Australia Egypt and South Africa they just buy M1 Abram’s as it’s better and cheaper then to come up with their own shitty designs
The Mi-24 is fast but not very maneuverable. It had an issue where the main rotor would hit the tail boom if the helicopter climbed too quickly. It also has no night-vision, unlike the AH-64.
Those rifle in the bunker were all VZ-58 rifles. No relation to the AK-47 except they fire the same round and you can exchange muzzle breaks. The VZ-58 is a Czech made rifle and it's very popular and reliable. Some would argue an improvement over the AK platform but they are very different rifle. You can tell it's a VZ-58 because of the Bakelite stocks that are barely visible. And they are all REAL rifles. It was cheaper to use real weapons than make a bunch of fakes. Personally, I'd prefer an AK but if I was introduced to an armory of VZ-58's, I'd be happy.
This was based on the Merchant of death. An Ethnic Ukrainian as well. We traded him to RUssia for a female basketball player. If you guys don't know what happened. Somehow, weapons we sent to Ukraine , in the war with RUssia ended up in the hands of our enemy and sold in the black market as well. It's like a Ukrainian gun runner used some old contacts and had weapons stolen and sent to attack us indirectly.
This scene illustrates why Russian is failing so hard in Ukraine. The soldiers sold off all sorts of vital equipment, even the copper wiring from a lot of their vehicles. The things not stolen or stripped for parts were simply not maintained.
Yes, but over time those deficiencies seem to be getting corrected. The Germans were able to sweep aside the Soviet armies in 1941 and 1942, but during 1943, things changed. Yes, Western-provided equipment played a part of that, but changes to Soviet industry and military operations were more important. When joining the military is viewed as only for the stupid and lazy, you get a corrupt and ineffective military. Assuming oil sales don't get cut off, I think the Russian military will be a much more capable organization in 2025 than it was when it stumbled into Ukraine last year.
@@jackuzi8252 The old Soviets were a hell of a lot more powerful than modern Russia. They could actually design and build reasonably good war machines and crank them out in vast numbers. They were also the defender for much of the war against a nation fighting a 3 front conflict.
One of many reasons. Not all Russians like Putin either or dying for his glory he oppressed his own people too as Hitler did and his own military turned on him eventually also.
40k guns for a battalion lol a battalion is usuall around 1k men. each man need 40 replacement guns? a brigade is around 5000 soldiers. this could supply a division of around 25, 000 men. one division is 5 brigades or 25 battalions
The real life person the main character in this movie was based off was traded in a prisoner exchange with Russia for a wnba player who was arrested for having on them a substance that was illegal in Russia. There’s more to the story but that’s the short of it
@@logicplague If Americans believed that, half of their diplomatic incidents in the past wouldn't exist. Leaving her there would be bad for homeland politics and frankly bad PR. Stupid statements like yours are why you're not involved in politics. No one would listen to you and would probably end in you as the coffee boy for a paper pusher while thinking you're the smart guy in the room.
@2:10 the joke here is that this kid just went full Ukrainian. He wasnt joking or lying. He could also fix that rotor with cannibalized parts from a UAZ jeep in 20 minutes if he had to. 😅😅😅
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today read 2.4 trillion USDs spending for weapons for 2023. Just imagine what people could do with this amount of wealth if only a little bit of logic prevailed.
That's very little relative to the world economy. Much less than 50, 100, or 500 years ago. Ukraine has been selling arms for 25 years and investing that money for social needs. We gave up nuclear weapons at the request of the US. Do you want to repeat that? Do you think it was logical? Well, then start learning Chinese so you can beg for mercy.
From 1918 until the fall of the Iron Curtain, the USSR had the approval of Wall Street. I suppose that in the gun trafficking, it also has their approval.
The USA invaded Russia in 1918 to fight the Bolsheviks even before the USSR was formed in 1922. Wall Street's most hated enemy was always the USSR. Wall Street backed Nazi Germany which was seen as a weapon against the USSR. Chamberlain had this view for example. Western powers except France also supported fascists in Spain. Nazi Germany hated the USSR more than any other country, calling it ruled by Jews and working to eliminate the entire Slavic race, which was not seen as "Aryan"/white but Jewish puppets. Britain was forced to fight the Nazis after they invaded Poland, betraying the Polish-Nazi Non Aggression Pact. After WWII, Wall Street wanted WWIII against the USSR, and Churchill drew up plans to invade the USSR but these were found to be impossible. The CIA funded opposition groups against the USSR including Radio Free Europe propaganda and Stepan Bandera, a Ukrainian Nazi-aligned warlord who had committed ethnic cleansing against Poles during WWII. Gun trafficking is carried out by capitalists who destroyed the USSR and sold out the country. Learn history.
@@wabc2336 Both Hegel and Marx were financed by the same guy. Marx edited his work in England. Trotzky married the daughter of a close associate of the Warburg Bankers of New York, which made him the most influential revolutionary in Russia at the time... and Lenin's armored train full of gold and weapons was courtesy of the "terrible European capitalist banks" they hated so much. Against a provisional government in middle of a constituent assembly in October, since the Tsar abdicated in March and in the winter palace the parliament was now assembled. It was the big bankers who financed the Bolshevik coup d'état... with the murderous Chekists, churches dinamitators... just as in a distant time to the Jacobins of the guillotines... to destroy Christian Russia. They did not succeed. People were still being baptized in cellars. They could not and will never be able to destroy our faith. As early as Napoleon's (another of his agents who, together with the "revolutionaries" of Spanish America, allowed the implosion of the Spanish Empire, another historical enemy) time some swore revenge on Russia for not agreeing to forge a "world government" back then. This revenge materializes with the assassination of the Romanovs. Of course... along came Stalin and purged several. I do not defend him to the hilt, but he did enough to prevent Russia from being destroyed. And I really think that nowadays the figure of Stalin is demonized so much, because before being a communist, he was a Russian. Perhaps in the style of Vlad the Impaler (better to be feared than loved) I do not argue or defend him... but surely without him it would have been worse.
@@wabc2336 And of course I agree with you about the bank financing H1tler... Wall St... and perhaps the Bank of England as well. Left and right were the bourgeoisie's answer to manipulate the masses angered by the overcrowding and exploitation of the industrial revolution... to manipulate them and steer them in the direction they wanted, for the sake of their interests... in addition to exterminating them with wars, of course. "The fewer the better" is an overriding rule for them, even today. It is crucial for their subsistence... if one day "the riffraff" were to find out what these perverse guys really do... they would surely kill them worse than Mussolin1. H1tler, without the hydrogenization of coal, ceded by Standard Oil to IG Farben, synthetic fuel... the famous Blitzkrieg of the early years, I risk, would have been impossible. Not to mention the protestant vote, which brought him to power.
@@wabc2336 In short... everything is done for a single purpose. Not to sell weapons or make money. Power, control... and killing people. We must not fall into Hegelian dichotomies. If you creates the thesis and in turn the antithesis, the clash of these will result in something that you also foresee. This is how these people act.
Few are the people who understand the propaganda of this scene nowadays. It’s a testament to capitalism’s merits that some semblance of it still stands under such prolonged, unrelenting attacks.
@@hotelmario510 there's never been and there will never be a more moral system than the voluntary exchange of goods and services. Deviation is immoral. It's simple logic.
What does that even mean 😂? The only reference Ukraine has to these movies is the fact that the character is Ukrainian lolol you got some talking points from the kremlin to spew boy?
Too bad they couldn't get even the most basic modern history right. "The day afer the Wall came down..." Listen, I wasn't alive when it happened, but this movie is pretty old, less than 15 years after the USSR, so they should be able to remember that the USSR and the fall of the Berlin Wall happened THREE YEARS APART! Honestly, it's little things like this that piss me off about this movie, it's pretty decent otherwise but has SO many plotholes I can't even suspend my disbelief.
Pretty sure when they mention “the wall”, they’re referring to the “iron curtain” and not the Berlin Wall…. It’s actually common parlance to mention “the wall” in reference to the iron curtain and also use “the wall” as reference to the Berlin Wall…. Isn’t English fun! 😂
Right, and Ukraine wasn't of military importance during the Cold War. To say the Soviets stationed troops there is weird, because Ukraine was Soviet, part of the USSR, unlike say East Germany. The troops came from Ukraine and the bases were indigenous. In East Germany, Soviet troops were foreign. In 1989 non-Soviet countries and the Baltics fell to capitalism and Ukraine was now a border state of the USSR, but there wasn't a great military hostility against the West, because the Soviet leaders like Gorbachev were the very ones who would soon dissolve the USSR. (Gorby's plan was to make the USSR capitalist but he was still pro West, and after the August 1991 coup attempt, he handed power to Yeltsin the new Tsar.)
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Fun fact : Those T72 tanks were filmed in czechia, and later sold to Libya, from where united states bought them back in late 2022, sent them for refurbishment back to czechia, and later send to defend Ukraine from which it once came. So bunch of those you're seeing on this vid are now on the battlefield.
Wtf haha
Are they really t72s? I though they were older like t55s.
T-72M1 yes
How do you know that?
Kinda reminds me of when they partly privatize state services which then end up renting and buying their own equipment back
According to writer and director Andrew Niccol, the filmmakers worked with actual gunrunners in the making of this movie. The tanks lined up for sale were real, and belonged to a Czech arms dealer, who had to have them back to sell to another country. They used a real stockpile of over three thousand AK-47s, because it was cheaper than getting prop guns.
Before shooting the scene where tanks were lined up for sale, the filmmakers had to warn N.A.T.O., lest they thought a real war was being started when they saw satellite images of the set.
Thats interesting, Iam from Czech Republic :) Thanks for info.
Not real AK-47s, at least not Soviet/ Russian most of the weapons in those racks are actually Czech VZ 58's since someone decided for some reason that they were easier to aquire.
@@GoldPicard that makes sense. I bet the same Czech arms dealer who supplied the tanks also supplied the VZ 58s for the film.
@@GoldPicard They are lighter too. Easier to move around.
Fun Fact: the producers wanted Nic Cage to act, but they discovered it was actually cheaper to collapse the Soviet economy and then start a small African war
Fun fact they wanted nick to act but he said “im not acting I am the greatest”
The mechanic working the gunship is Nicholas Cage son
He did call him son
He was worried about him as he was working high from the ground
Indeed: Vladimir was played by Weston Cage.
No wonder he couldn't speak Russian correctly. You say mogy for I can not uvu
Look at the guard's hands as he examines the ID. He slid money out of the wallet and pocketed it. That's why Cage got through.
And also the Cage's uncle is running this base
I didn't notice that. Good catch
Holy shit, I never noticed that
Even Bilbo Baggins was there to buy some AK's
shit, you think defeding the shire with bare sticks and harsh language is easy?
@pedrosanchez-br4br one things for certain a few dozen ak 47s and and about 50000 rounds used by accurate fire a army of 10000 orks be decimated minus the comedy value of seeing hobbits wielding aks
Gotta start packing some heat before setting foot in Mordor.
@@cw270693 and a some elves to craft bullets
@@thomas.parnell7365 I'd rather give that task to the dwarves, maybe the elves can improve the bullets with magic like explosive tracking bullets that never miss and blow up orcs
2:05 that boy is the son of Nicolas Cage (Weston Cage) btw
"10,000 Kalashnikovs for a battalion, your stocks are dangerously depleted." ? That would be enough to arm each man 10 times over lol.
The stocks are there so a unit can go years without re supply
@@theimperialfistsspacemarin3050even still, 10,000 rifles, dozens of tanks, attack helicopters, jeeps and mortars
This isn't a Battalion. This is more like a Brigade stockhouse. Or even a Division (a Soviet motor rifle division would be 10,000 soldiers)
@@theimperialfistsspacemarin3050 Why make up something so absurd to cover for an obvious script error? No military in the world stocks 10x the number of rifles each unit needs and then distributes them to local bases. That would be an INSANE military procurement policy.
This isn't a big deal at all - obvious the screenwriter didn't care enough to look up what size each type of military unit typically is (or was in the Soviet military). But I find it really funny that people feel the need to just manufacture crazy stuff to patch the hole.
@@Brendissimo1 not really absured, as I have experience dealing with battalion and regiment size depots, this most likely is a depot for behind the main defensive lines and hence contains a shit ton of munitions to not only re supply is own battalion but others for a protracted period of time
battalion isnt an exact number it differs from army to army and even then it can vary depending on what kind of battalion, here in germany for example it could mean 3500men or just 1000
That's a very weird military base, they keep assault rifles in a hangar, tanks in an aircraft taxi strip and mortar projectiles next to a helicopter
Having a cargo airstrip to quickly move equipment sounds logical. Its just not stored "properly?"
And consider 40- I mean 10,000 rifles understrength for a battalion.
The building doesn't have to be a hangar, could just be a warehouse. They aren't that different from each other, hanger is just a building that aircraft are stored in for protection from the elements and to do repairs
@HVAC Quality Assurance way too few, just ask an american.. or a russian..
@Lars Uppling You know what?...you're right. It's not enough. I'm ashamed to call myself an arms dealer.
"It's whatever we say it is because nobody will know the difference"
A few decades later
Russia: "What do you mean we're running out of Ammo?"
They are not
@@dirckthedork-knight1201 yes they are :)
@@dirckthedork-knight1201 "Everything is going perfectly according to plan"
Putin, day 478 of the 3 days special operation.
@@ЕвгенийСпантег Well it depends. It is entirely posssible that the Russians are not running out of ammunition, but rather have issues with bringing it to the front lines.
@@wai828 Ironically Yuri Orlov hated putin
And this guy got exchanged for a basketball player
Lol his life was way more important than hers😂😂
All thought the movie is portraying viktor bout Yuri Orlov is a composite of five real arms dealers.
Lol someone will notice. They noticed in 2022 didn’t they
More specifically an addict player..
Remember the end scene of this movie where he talks about his value as a deniable asset for dealing with countries other countries can't be seen working with directly. That's likely why the real version got traded.
That shot of him casually lounging on Lenin's fallen ass is just .... right.
Reminds me of how statues of Stalin were out in a park so kids could climb all over their faces, hilarious really.
Fun fact, we gave this guy back to Russia, for a WBNA star who smoked a bit of pot
worst fucking trade off deal, ever.
When you traded a high-level pokemon for a low-level one
And now we got a sequel
Thank you for reminding me of that genius move. I almost forgot.
A good trade -- the Russians got back the guy who sold so much of their working equipment to other countries. Not the best look to have, now that Russia's in a shooting war against someone that can shoot back.
Can’t believe the US swapped this guy for a basketball player. 😮
what a major fail.....
The fall of the Soviet Union was a bit different that it’s explained in this… for example there was a temporary period when the Soviet Union had it military station in the Ukraine; and the Ukrainian were telling them to leave the Ukraine. The Soviet Troops were from the other republics and just go redeployed from Eastern Europe and East Germany
It's a fictional movie, not a documentary. Based loosely off some real people and events, but completely fictional. Not as fictional as say... Abe Lincoln Vampire Hunter, but not as factual as the fictional movie Saving Private Ryan.
Sorry but if you say "THE Ukraine", I just can't buy anything you say at that point 😂
@@arrux4822 "The Ukraine" is a region. Like The Balkans or The Rhine. The nation of Ukraine is half the size of the region of The Ukraine.
Around 1,200 years ago, the Valaran prince Oleg got his butt handed to him in the Netherlands. Badly. So he ran to the opposite end of Russia. Rus-Land in the 800ad days, and he founded the Kievan Rus Empire. For the Rus/Slav people.
And Vladimar and Volodymir cities started their 1,000-year war. The end is near. 70 Lifetimes of War.
@@arrux4822 What happened was just before WW2 Poland invade The Ukraine and stole land from Kiev, the Galicians. Ukraine we say today.
Stalin refused to give the land back. Germany and Romania said "Give the Land Back". Galicians joined the National Socialist and invaded Poland to get their land returned.
@@arrux4822 This might be easier to understand. Once upon a time, The Ukraine was 12 Nations. Now it is 3 Nations and half of 9 Nations. Like Belarus, half of Poland, Romania, etc etc "The Ukraine".
Slobodia and Galicia fight the hardest today. Crimea ran screaming to the Federation of the Rus to save them a decade ago.
Lol the idea that a soviet officer needs the concept of corruption explained to him is the funniest thing in the whole movie
ukraine now: Can we have it back.. pleaseee?
I strongly suspect the yuris of the world would have already offered them their shall we say goods and services
Heh, I think they more regret handing over their nukes than their crappy Russian weapons.
Especially when they're getting Europe's old stockpiles. They might be old, but they're probably better built and better maintained
They actually have. Some of those tanks are actually now in service with Ukraine - they were bought back from Libya where they were sold not long after the filming of this scene.
This would in no way come to bite Ukraine in the ass 30 years later.
well uKRANIE gave up his nukes to russia in exchange of a treaty of border recognition and the status of sevastopol...
@@FULANODETAL And they were all night also antirussisch cause Nuland cocks? :-)
Completely not related to your comment but love the Valkyria pfp
@@FULANODETALand also for the promise to not enter any military alliance
@@FULANODETALSIKE!
1:39 That's a great businessman right there XD
Can't wait for the sequel where he gets exchanged for that female basketball player.
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0:05 It's literally stating the real reason why Putin invaded the Ukraine.
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I gotta say Russian weapons aren’t the best compared to American or British arms but the MI-24 Russian attack helicopter is a behemoth of a weapon just a beautiful killing machine especially when it was used in South Africa and Sierra Leone during the 90s and early 2000s it was used against the RUF insurgents killing thousands without soldiers needing to set foot on the ground
Actually you would be wrong there. Russian weapons are on par with American and British ones.
People make this misconception because the American propaganda did a good number on many people since 1991.
American MIlitary Industrial complex companies and other private military grade weapons producers have a wested interest in their products being advertised right, while the USSR, Russia China and other countries who have military grade weapon production under state hands have no incentive in advetising their weapons through movies, magazines and Weapon expert pannels.
Western manufacturers many times lie about the capabilities of their weapons and the specs arent what they are.
Many of these Russian weapons were on par- if not better than their western counterparts because the philiosophy on which they were built was not commercial interest- but simplicity and reliability.
So when u see a Western tank with all bells and whistles, computerized, digitalized - u think this weapon is sophisticated. In reality- these weapons are very innefective in prologued conflict zones as we see today in Ukraine.
The more complex and digitaliy assisted some weapon is- the more vulnerable these things are and many more ways something to go wrong.
@@robotube7361 lol someones on the copium
@@Trollanater-zu3kr On the copium? You better check your latest news to see destroyed Leopard most modern tanks by 70s era Russian artilery and 2000 buck kamikaze drones.
@@robotube7361 this is a poor argument because if you’ve seen combat footage in Ukraine for example Russian T-72 and T-90 tanks are literally being blown up by 1 hit from javelin missiles plus because Russian tanks adopt an auto loading system it makes the tank highly vulnerable to attacks as the tank munitions inside will explode resulting in the tanks turret being blown off whereas western tanks still use a human loader operator as it’s faster efficient and safer plus it’s an extra person to be with in combat incase of repairs or maintenance whereas eastern tanks use auto loaders plus you can’t tell me that Russia has better equipment when it’s soldiers clearly don’t know how to use it nor with their current training which is just hilarious beyond a joke.
You mentioned that western tanks have all these bells and whistles and all that bullshit coming out of your mouth but take the M1 Abram’s for example it’s seen more combat than any other tank in the world and over the years it’s had many upgrades and tweaks to make it more efficient but even the original 1980 generation 1 design is still efficient to this day in 2023 bare in mind that it’s served in Iraq Iran Afghanistan and it did its job with only few being destroyed not by enemy weapons but by the tank being outnumbered or broken down forcing the crew to destroy it from enemy capture.
In 2023 though the challenger 2 has been named the best tank due to robust incredible depleted uranium armour shell which has not been destroyed in active combat also keep in mind that this is the challenger 2 with the challenger 3 coming out soon.
Overall I think your talking out your ass because if you’ve seen footage and watched documentaries from the actual tank crews who know what their doing and what can hit them without them worrying about it then you’d know that western tanks are better also you mentioned China which that country has absolutely no credibility as they copy designs from every country especially the US as they have no minds of ideas of their own and south Korea are not much better as their tank designs are based of M1 Abram’s designs atleast with Australia Egypt and South Africa they just buy M1 Abram’s as it’s better and cheaper then to come up with their own shitty designs
The Mi-24 is fast but not very maneuverable. It had an issue where the main rotor would hit the tail boom if the helicopter climbed too quickly. It also has no night-vision, unlike the AH-64.
When life gives you AK's, you sell AK's to savages.
if anyone wants to know the song playing in the background that is not the soviet national anthem its song of the Volga boatmen
I guess considering what’s going on today, would a Lord of War 2 be possible?
That is actually coming this or next year
@@mr.politics1388 truth? dont get me hyped for nothing :(
Dennis Rodman playing Brad Griner 😂🤣😂🤣
Same story, different customers.
In my mind war dogs is the sequel
Those rifle in the bunker were all VZ-58 rifles. No relation to the AK-47 except they fire the same round and you can exchange muzzle breaks. The VZ-58 is a Czech made rifle and it's very popular and reliable. Some would argue an improvement over the AK platform but they are very different rifle. You can tell it's a VZ-58 because of the Bakelite stocks that are barely visible. And they are all REAL rifles. It was cheaper to use real weapons than make a bunch of fakes.
Personally, I'd prefer an AK but if I was introduced to an armory of VZ-58's, I'd be happy.
Yeah, and this scene was filmed around Czechia so yeah
Damn Cage speaks fluent Russian, even while his lips aren’t moving. That’s true talent right there
😂
I like how he talks like Patrick Bateman, really underlines the descend into madness :D
True :)
1.50 what music?
Volga Boatman's Song (Ey Ukhnem)
nie ma za co
I wonder if they're gonna make a sequel to this now that he's free😅
i think the dude wrenching on the helicopter is nick cage's son irl
Yup ;)
He's pretty impressive.
This was based on the Merchant of death. An Ethnic Ukrainian as well. We traded him to RUssia for a female basketball player. If you guys don't know what happened. Somehow, weapons we sent to Ukraine , in the war with RUssia ended up in the hands of our enemy and sold in the black market as well.
It's like a Ukrainian gun runner used some old contacts and had weapons stolen and sent to attack us indirectly.
It’s hilarious how Yanks assume everyone is a Yank. “We traded” you make up around 5-6% of the population. You reek of arrogance.
Viktor Bout was born in what is todays Tajikistan.
Buy 6 tanks get 1 free is one hell of a deal
Now I get where Arma Reforger got the Arland from.
What bring you other people here now, one year after release of this video?
This scene illustrates why Russian is failing so hard in Ukraine. The soldiers sold off all sorts of vital equipment, even the copper wiring from a lot of their vehicles. The things not stolen or stripped for parts were simply not maintained.
Yes, but over time those deficiencies seem to be getting corrected. The Germans were able to sweep aside the Soviet armies in 1941 and 1942, but during 1943, things changed. Yes, Western-provided equipment played a part of that, but changes to Soviet industry and military operations were more important. When joining the military is viewed as only for the stupid and lazy, you get a corrupt and ineffective military. Assuming oil sales don't get cut off, I think the Russian military will be a much more capable organization in 2025 than it was when it stumbled into Ukraine last year.
@@jackuzi8252 The old Soviets were a hell of a lot more powerful than modern Russia. They could actually design and build reasonably good war machines and crank them out in vast numbers. They were also the defender for much of the war against a nation fighting a 3 front conflict.
@@Elthenar That's your belief. Come back in 2 years and we'll discuss.
One of many reasons. Not all Russians like Putin either or dying for his glory he oppressed his own people too as Hitler did and his own military turned on him eventually also.
@@jackuzi8252
That’s if they don’t run out of men to draft, Putin will be pushing it with another draft call
So what do you want for Christmas?
Me: 1:32
Peace
40k guns for a battalion lol
a battalion is usuall around 1k men. each man need 40 replacement guns? a brigade is around 5000 soldiers. this could supply a division of around 25, 000 men.
one division is 5 brigades or 25 battalions
You using American military rank or the British one?
@@ErikPT no im using nato standards
What is all this talk of traded for a basket ball player?
The real life person the main character in this movie was based off was traded in a prisoner exchange with Russia for a wnba player who was arrested for having on them a substance that was illegal in Russia. There’s more to the story but that’s the short of it
@@billymcmedic4221 Should have left her there. When you go to another country you respect their rules, it's not your house, it's theirs.
@@logicplague If Americans believed that, half of their diplomatic incidents in the past wouldn't exist. Leaving her there would be bad for homeland politics and frankly bad PR. Stupid statements like yours are why you're not involved in politics. No one would listen to you and would probably end in you as the coffee boy for a paper pusher while thinking you're the smart guy in the room.
@2:10 the joke here is that this kid just went full Ukrainian. He wasnt joking or lying. He could also fix that rotor with cannibalized parts from a UAZ jeep in 20 minutes if he had to. 😅😅😅
It’s also Nicholas cages son
OTAN thought that it was the beginning of a war and wanted to bomb the tank line. Fortunately directors did call OTAN to warm about the film.
This first form of marketting and logo design aswell as branding?
The Cyrillic 1 and 4 *could* actually be mistaken for each other....
What’s the name of the song in the background?
song of the volga boatmen
Best Work of Nicholas Cage, so far
What tank is that? T80?
T-72A iirc
@@lil__boi3027 oh thanks i was wonder is that 72 or 80
And we gave this guy for a woman basketball player
"modern problems require modern solutions"
Player who hates the US too.
*addicted basketball player
2023 . This be Boris
Lord of War 2: Britney Griner
we all know that intro song XDDDDD
Thats the Ivan Drago song !
Is that the same guy they swapped for Brittany Grimer?
The mechanic/crew chief is Cage's son.
Lol...britney was such a political move...disgusts me
End of first Cold War.
Imagine seeing your motherland being looted
Sounds plausible,not to call you out for making that up,but how do you possibly know that?
And now we know how Russian and Ukraine weapon storage became so empty
, the cold wat never ended,it just got hotter
buy 6 you get 1 free? wtf is a t-shirt? 😂
Now all those tanks are laying blown to pieces in a Ukrainian wasteland
this movie, a crash course in history.
O Senhor é a minha força e o meu escudo; nele confiou o meu coração, e fui socorrido; assim o meu coração salta de prazer, e com o meu canto o louvarei.
😘Salmos 27:8
today read 2.4 trillion USDs spending for weapons for 2023.
Just imagine what people could do with this amount of wealth if only a little bit of logic prevailed.
Often it's a necessary evil. Not all countries are blessed with only having peaceful neighbours
@@Duke_of_Lorraine This isn't one of those times. Stop trying to rationalize shitty spending habits, nonsense like yours is why things don't improve.
That's very little relative to the world economy. Much less than 50, 100, or 500 years ago. Ukraine has been selling arms for 25 years and investing that money for social needs. We gave up nuclear weapons at the request of the US. Do you want to repeat that? Do you think it was logical? Well, then start learning Chinese so you can beg for mercy.
...and the real Lord of War was released from prison for a druggie basketball player...smdh
New it. U HAD TO. U just had to😂😂😂😂
Fish in a basket😂😂😂😂
From 1918 until the fall of the Iron Curtain, the USSR had the approval of Wall Street.
I suppose that in the gun trafficking, it also has their approval.
The USA invaded Russia in 1918 to fight the Bolsheviks even before the USSR was formed in 1922. Wall Street's most hated enemy was always the USSR. Wall Street backed Nazi Germany which was seen as a weapon against the USSR. Chamberlain had this view for example. Western powers except France also supported fascists in Spain. Nazi Germany hated the USSR more than any other country, calling it ruled by Jews and working to eliminate the entire Slavic race, which was not seen as "Aryan"/white but Jewish puppets. Britain was forced to fight the Nazis after they invaded Poland, betraying the Polish-Nazi Non Aggression Pact. After WWII, Wall Street wanted WWIII against the USSR, and Churchill drew up plans to invade the USSR but these were found to be impossible. The CIA funded opposition groups against the USSR including Radio Free Europe propaganda and Stepan Bandera, a Ukrainian Nazi-aligned warlord who had committed ethnic cleansing against Poles during WWII. Gun trafficking is carried out by capitalists who destroyed the USSR and sold out the country.
Learn history.
@@wabc2336
Both Hegel and Marx were financed by the same guy. Marx edited his work in England. Trotzky married the daughter of a close associate of the Warburg Bankers of New York, which made him the most influential revolutionary in Russia at the time... and Lenin's armored train full of gold and weapons was courtesy of the "terrible European capitalist banks" they hated so much. Against a provisional government in middle of a constituent assembly in October, since the Tsar abdicated in March and in the winter palace the parliament was now assembled.
It was the big bankers who financed the Bolshevik coup d'état... with the murderous Chekists, churches dinamitators... just as in a distant time to the Jacobins of the guillotines... to destroy Christian Russia.
They did not succeed. People were still being baptized in cellars. They could not and will never be able to destroy our faith.
As early as Napoleon's (another of his agents who, together with the "revolutionaries" of Spanish America, allowed the implosion of the Spanish Empire, another historical enemy) time some swore revenge on Russia for not agreeing to forge a "world government" back then. This revenge materializes with the assassination of the Romanovs.
Of course... along came Stalin and purged several. I do not defend him to the hilt, but he did enough to prevent Russia from being destroyed.
And I really think that nowadays the figure of Stalin is demonized so much, because before being a communist, he was a Russian. Perhaps in the style of Vlad the Impaler (better to be feared than loved) I do not argue or defend him... but surely without him it would have been worse.
@@wabc2336 And of course I agree with you about the bank financing H1tler... Wall St... and perhaps the Bank of England as well.
Left and right were the bourgeoisie's answer to manipulate the masses angered by the overcrowding and exploitation of the industrial revolution... to manipulate them and steer them in the direction they wanted, for the sake of their interests... in addition to exterminating them with wars, of course.
"The fewer the better" is an overriding rule for them, even today. It is crucial for their subsistence... if one day "the riffraff" were to find out what these perverse guys really do... they would surely kill them worse than Mussolin1.
H1tler, without the hydrogenization of coal, ceded by Standard Oil to IG Farben, synthetic fuel... the famous Blitzkrieg of the early years, I risk, would have been impossible.
Not to mention the protestant vote, which brought him to power.
@@wabc2336
In short... everything is done for a single purpose. Not to sell weapons or make money. Power, control... and killing people.
We must not fall into Hegelian dichotomies.
If you creates the thesis and in turn the antithesis, the clash of these will result in something that you also foresee.
This is how these people act.
@@wabc2336 So you're saying capitalism destroyed one of the most evil regimes in history?
WTF I love capitalism now
Becuase de enemy of my enemy is my friend
Ukraine has strategic military importance?
Im sure that wont come into play later.
Ukraine should have kept the nukes
Так , мали б але в Україні нажаль навіть більше безмозких мавп ніж у росії 😑
Lord, have mercy!
I just woke up 😢
Eh, it's a living.
Hopefully /ourguy/will start selling to both russia and ukraine. Welcome back viktor.
Nothing better then Russian aks. Love em
Тёмные времена.
I hear they put Britney Griner in a men's prison in Russia... where she was completely safe.
Chad Russia back in Ukraine 🍿😏
It was a good time...
Ukraine needs this!
May Peace Prevail On Earth
Few are the people who understand the propaganda of this scene nowadays. It’s a testament to capitalism’s merits that some semblance of it still stands under such prolonged, unrelenting attacks.
What? Capitalisms merits? This is a movie about gun runners getting rich quick by selling shiploads of weapons to tyrants.
imagine being a capitalist unironically in the twenty-first century 🤓
This scene and Nicholas Cage were paid for by the CIA to promote capitalism
@@hotelmario510 there's never been and there will never be a more moral system than the voluntary exchange of goods and services. Deviation is immoral. It's simple logic.
@@hotelmario510 I don't like it either but regulated capitalism is better than the alternatives. Communism does not work.
redistribution of power
And now west is sending weapons to Ukraine 😂😂😂😂
yes, they arnt selling them to whoever has money, unlike Russia.
its amazing to me that everyone still thinks this movie is about russia...(and not ukraine).
Well they are the ones using cardboard bulletproof vest...😁😁
Damn russian trolls so desperate theyre commenting on yt videos about american movies 😂😂😂
What does that even mean 😂? The only reference Ukraine has to these movies is the fact that the character is Ukrainian lolol you got some talking points from the kremlin to spew boy?
@@TheRelaxingWord they are in ukraine in this very scene. not russia. wow you are a sharp one arent you?
@Operator 9 and again my point being what does that have to do with anything??? Still cant answer a simple question lmao?
Too bad they couldn't get even the most basic modern history right. "The day afer the Wall came down..." Listen, I wasn't alive when it happened, but this movie is pretty old, less than 15 years after the USSR, so they should be able to remember that the USSR and the fall of the Berlin Wall happened THREE YEARS APART!
Honestly, it's little things like this that piss me off about this movie, it's pretty decent otherwise but has SO many plotholes I can't even suspend my disbelief.
Pretty sure when they mention “the wall”, they’re referring to the “iron curtain” and not the Berlin Wall…. It’s actually common parlance to mention “the wall” in reference to the iron curtain and also use “the wall” as reference to the Berlin Wall…. Isn’t English fun! 😂
Right, and Ukraine wasn't of military importance during the Cold War. To say the Soviets stationed troops there is weird, because Ukraine was Soviet, part of the USSR, unlike say East Germany. The troops came from Ukraine and the bases were indigenous. In East Germany, Soviet troops were foreign. In 1989 non-Soviet countries and the Baltics fell to capitalism and Ukraine was now a border state of the USSR, but there wasn't a great military hostility against the West, because the Soviet leaders like Gorbachev were the very ones who would soon dissolve the USSR. (Gorby's plan was to make the USSR capitalist but he was still pro West, and after the August 1991 coup attempt, he handed power to Yeltsin the new Tsar.)
Keep whining nerd. It’s a fictional movie loosely based on real events, not a documentary. You must be fun to be around
Money
Avarice
And today, the boy on top of the helicopter is a 53 year old Major General on the frontlines defending Ukraine from Russia.
Hes already dead.
И сбитый ЗРК Панцирь)
thats what happen to Russia military supplies
Ukraine needs them today....
3 to post and nobody cares
I like Nicolas cage
Ak for 50$ and less
So that’s where putins army went
Biden regime when talking to Zeny about where all the US taxpayer money is going... minus 10% for the big guy of course
Imagine send 200 billions to Ukraine
more like the end of the soviet union...
its about about time now to give africa some more humanitarian aid thanks US for the trade🙌🤗👏😨🧨🧨🧨🎇🎆😵😵😵
Wars are all about money...patriotism died in the second world war.
Patriotism was an excuse ever since Ancient Greece
OKAY SO SOME OF THOSE WEAPONS MY SISTER DROVE FOR THE U . S. MILITARY ON THE SEMI TRUCK WAS SOLD BY VICTOR BOUT. I SEE. MY SISTER HAD NO IDEA !