This is what I believe one military commander said--"do not give your enemey a challenge--give them a dilemma!" The Ukrainian incusion represents just that.
And Putin,s Granny was a freemason, Yeahhhh and he will probably die someday, I don't like him you know, There is something about Putin, yeahh Your damd right Tbe guy keeps winning. ❤
@@alexfrank5331 that's pretty much what Russia gave Ukraine. You are aware of what Ukraine was up to with its nazi militias and military between 2013 and Russia invading, right? Killing civilians indiscriminately often has consequences, Ukraine found that out the hard way.
@@PrimeNPC wow, you really are lost. There were NO Nazis, there was NO killing of "indiscriminate" civilians or any other civilians for that matter. Were you paying attention, at all?? Even Prighozian (sp?) said there were not any Nazis in Ukraine's government. That was all a lie. Try watching any news, anywhere in the world, that isn't funded by the Kremlin. Strange how they ALL say the same thing: "NO Nazis, NO civilian murder." If what you say were true, then we should expect the Ukranian citizens to welcome Russia as liberators, and yet, instead, they have fiercely resisted them, with the help of the rest of the world. I wonder why? Oh, that's right! Because they weren't being ruled by Nazis or indiscriminately murdered. Think.
Look at this from a different perspective. Imagine you are russia and your enemy nato keeps expending all the way to Ukraine. What would you wouldve done?
@@dbr2829and what about the perspective of all these smaller countries that can't defend themselves against Russia, and don't want to go back under there thumb. There's a reason why they joined. Just look at Georgia. They had no chance of defending themselves.
@dbr2829 I would have wondered why everyone hates russia so much, most of Europe enters an defence pact against them. Kind of like, if you are hated by everyone in the neighbourhood, maybe you should ask what you're doing wrong?
Not only was a masterful militarily, but it has the potential to further undermine Russian society as people in Kursk turn out to be treated better under Ukranian occupation than they are by their own government.
Odds are Russia will just level those settlements to the ground like they do with settlements in the 'annexed' oblasts... and Ukraine has all reason to fight over them like they do on the other fronts.
@@mikehart8281 You're clueless it seems. Ukraine has forcefully conscripted teenagers, pregnant women and elderly men. It also put guns in the hands of released prisoners. They armed and supported nazi militias and did nothing when those militias spent 8 years murdering ethnic minorities and targeting Roma and Russian civilians. Ukrainian military recruits nazis and authorised the display of nazi symbols on uniforms. Ukraine spent 8 years oppressing their Russian civilians and also bombed civilians indiscriminately, as well as countless other war crimes. This was all before Russia invaded. All of the above and more is WHY Russia invaded them. They asked for it.
If you look at Ukraine’s movements from their initial incursion into Kursk, you will notice 2 things. They continue to secure more territory. They destroyed all the bridges into Kursk, cutting off supplies and making it harder to reinforce the area. Part of this is to cut supplies to front line troops. The second part is Ukraine is moving slowly south. They created a buffer zone for their southward push. They are surrounding the Russian troops. This is a classic pincer movement. This wasn’t a gamble, it was strategic competence. They used the intelligence they received and are now moving to shape the war on their terms. Russia has relied on brute force pressure and believed Russia was invulnerable to invasion because they were taking land through continuous pressure. Ukraine exploited the fact that Putin has no strategic ability, who thinks 2 dimensionally and surrounded himself with yes men. He has removed or eliminated anyone who would have seen this coming.
@@dananorth895 based on their current movements, they are going after the rail lines that supply Russian troops in Ukraine. This is due to Russia’s over reliance on railways to transport supplies. They have set strategic goals and contingencies based on Russia’s response. Ukraine troop movements show they are attacking a target, securing their gains, then moving to the next target. If they continue south, they will eventually reach Belgorod. This will cutoff supplies to Units attacking Karkiv.
@@dananorth895 I'm surprised that point isn't getting more attention. Ukraine has cut off a heavy rail line, numerous roadways, and fear of SAM fire has shut down operations at four different airports in the Kursk and Belgorod region. When you take away the enemy's ability to supply their troops like that, then that enemy will be far less effective.
Ukraine just made history by being the first country since WW2 to enter Russia and occupy its territory. Even if that territory is small at the moment, the fact itself remain and is significant.
@@bigricky5742 You really must be "ignorant". And willingly so. Ukraine is being very smart. Where Russia does not have a strong army as they had bragged.
@bigricky5742 Ukraine simply did it.Imagine if America is fully involved the war would have been over.Kudos to Ukraine if they had been given the required equipment with no restriction then Ukraine would have gone further.
I will never forget the Ukrainian soldier who found an elderly woman in Kursk who was abandoned by the Russians. She couldn't walk, she was without water and without food. He gave her some water and went to get help. He even told her "we are Ukrainians, we are not Russians, we are not going to abandon you like your Russian people abandoned you"
Putin is a master in miscalculations , now for the first time since WW2 Russia has a foreign country invade its territory.Thanks to Putlers War aka SMO in Ukraine 😂
He lost the day he made the bad decision. Ukraine was so sick of his oligarchs taking 10% of everything already, they have exactly ZERO interest in living under Pootin's rule.
Russia lost more troops, Equipment, and is now also loosing land to Ukraine... Russia lost every ally with expection of Iran and North Kroea... Not even China want to be on your side anymore... Russia lost the Oil Exports in many areas of Europe for example Germany will be independent from Russian Oil which will be a big impact on Money for Russia... Also the Whole World thinks Russias army is a joke, it littraly lost a war there started against some Army way smaller in size and littaral civillians... Russia lost multipal warships against an Army without a Navy... Warcrimes, and no plan for the area... what do Putin want with Ukraine in the First place? There cant even rule the area there have... but yeah more land... Yeah dude, russia is dev. Winning😂😂😂😂
Ukrainians continue to be underestimated and second guessed. They're resourceful, resilient, extremely brave and will continue to surprise us. This would have been over if they had been given the military aid they needed sooner. It's long past time for a.big push of aid. Slava Ukraini !! 💙
If Russia moves troops from Kherson, Crimea could fall. If they pull troops from Donesk, Donesk could fall. If Rusdia doesn't reinforce Kursk, Russia falls. A classic 3 front tactic!
russia falls ???? , rubish , putin may , but russia is a super power , nuclear armed , even a hint that russia may fall and nukes are on the table , and putin is nuts enough to do it
He's actually in fact the strongest man alive for only one reason he has something no one else has guess what it is even the richest men want it only countries can have it but Putin has one🎉
meanwhile ukraine made a contract with russia to give them nucler wepons with exchange that ukraine will not be with nato nor russia,meanwhile in 2014 ukraine wanted to join eu in order to strengthen its economy and russia invaded them and took crimea breaking the contract,its putup's fault that ukraine wants to join nato,ukraine trusted russia and russia shattered that trust,as how it shatered everyone's trust who trusted russia back in the history.
А ты сам как считаешь? Не стоит приближаться к нам, на пушечный выстрел, Россия огромная страна, со своими ресурсами, которых у вас нет и не будет! Сколько раз вы приходили к нам с войной? И что случалось с вами? Если ещё раз посмеете к нам прийти с оружием, то это будет последний раз для вас всех!
@@РафаэльСаркисянц-ъ2т well last time we were at war didnt it cause the USSR to collapse even though it wasnt even a full on war we didnt even have to do anything 🤣
Russia's attitude towards geopolitics has always been "rules for thee but not for me". Every time they get f'd by the dildo of consequences, they cry incessantly about "rule violations", while ignoring the fact that they routinely disregard all rules and international conventions.
@@jonthinks6238gfy, Boris! It's all what you're good for anyway. Pretty much like your starlord stable genius, Donald who is all in with his best pal Vlad in this war. You're all getting f**ked, one way or another Bwahahaha
And while you have fun with your comments, every day thousands of soldiers die and the rich people all over this world get richer. When you get paid for your comments, you have blood on your hands.
@@H2610_ There are many of them. And we shouldn't blame them all because they believe what they were told (over and over again) to believe. What few know: Putin invested in disinformation more than western countries spent on information. Russians realizes very early that Internet and social media - appropriately and consequently used can be a game changer. Russia created an alternate reality for Western believers. And it was a success.
EU know that Kaliningrad is a military threat as a staging area. If Putin overreaches and attacks a NATO member, then the response will be to totally eliminate it and return the land back to Poland and the Baltic States. Therefore, Putin is not going to attack any NATO member because a lot of national borders that were redrawn due to WW2 and Stalin will be wound back.
There is almost zero stretching of the front lines for Ukraine. Measure the section of the former border compared to the outline of the current front line and it is basically the same. What has changed is that Ukraine has moved the front line forward to more defensible terrain in an area the Russians politically must attack. When the defender gets to choose the terrain it acts as a force multiplier. When (if) the Ukrainians fall back to the defenses they are currently constructing they will extract a huge price in blood if Russia pushes the attack.
And Russia has to give up (to some degree) the same advantage on the front lines inside Ukraine. So Ukraine just forced Russia to fight on their terms. That's an absolute power move.
@@gzoechiYou would say anything to feel good, why not stick to your fent@nyl? If there's anyone that needs troop now it's Ukraine. The incursion was supposed to divert Russian troops but that didn't happen. Wonder why they didn't push further but are claiming to cutoff the Russians? Hold your breath, those troops in Kursk would be needed at the Frontline in Donestk soon.
I cannot really rate the military aspects of the operation. But on a diplomatic level, it totally refuted all the pessimists. Both those that claimed that defeat was inevitable as well as those that claimed that Putin's threat of nuclear warfare was legitimate. Now it is absolutely clear that Ukraine can win this war if only provided with the tools to do so. If this is Russia's response to an invasion there is nothing to fear in terms of supporting Ukraine uninhibited to reclaim their own territory.
NATO leaders never feared Russian escalation, rather they feared Russian collapse. Now they used escalation as an excuse, but what's their excuse now? The USA is sitting on massive amounts of mothballed equipment, but it's still just sitting there. I say let the chips fall where they fall and if Russia disintegrates, let them disintegrate, but with disintegration, there's risk of the unknown and NATO isn't going to take that risk.
This war is proving how effective NATO designed weapons have been at fighting Russia like they were designed for. Even if Putin wins it's proof Russia won't be able to build an empire like Stalin and Hitler.
This offensive did not meaningfully extend Ukraine's front lines. They always had to have significant forces on the border, otherwise Putins forces would have simply walked in without knocking. Knowing this, Putins army deliberately understaffed their side of the line, knowing that Ukraine couldn't afford to do the same. This allowed Russia to allocate far more of their forces to Donetsk than they should have. The U.S. position against using American weapons in Russian territory was short-sighted, arrogant and ignorant to say the least. I'ts long since past time that the western world ships meaningful amounts of fire-power to Ukraine, take the leash off Zelinskyy and sit back to watch the fireworks. If Putin is going to resort to nuclear weapons, he would have eventually reached that point anyway, and at least it will firmly establish that the world will not be held hostage to some asshole with a big gun and an attitude problem. This would go a long way toward keeping the next would-be Napoleon in his place.
It's not short-sighted, part of the war is optics, part of it is boiling the frog. Notice as time goes on more and more allowances are made for the use of American weapons. Yes the West is supporting Ukraine, but to much help to quickly might actually start WW3. Which is a situation no one in NATO actually wants to trip without already being in a position to win.
Eric, You are absolutely 100%^ correct. in your summary above. I worry that Trump doesn't have the Balls to let Ukraine finish the job, Biden and his cronies have not had the Balls to allow Ukraine to fit the Wests and Europe's battle. Sure they supplied weapons but with restrictions on how and where they can be operated which is absolute stupidity.
Very true, also by pushing into Russian territory they have given themselves the ability to use the shorter range munitions on territory that was unreachable.
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Don't really see why everyone say it was a gamble. Ukraine has western gear and western training. They excell at war of movement... sending them to fight in the trenches in the east would have been a waste. letting them fight in Kursk, where their strength come to bear is only reasonable, considering that this war will not end as long as Putin is in power or capable to continue this war.
It's a gamble because they're taking troops away from the main battles, hoping Russia will also take troops off the main battles. It's like a boxing match where both sides have forsaken defense and just throwing haymakers, hoping one would get knocked out faster than the other.
Russia also advanced as fast, well, actually, way faster, when they invaded. They almost got to Kiev. Advancing in an undefended area with no opposition is easy, controlling and keeping that territory for a period of time is hard.
@@unrecognizedtalent3432 trump isnt winning lol, hes lost most women votes and half of men just wont vote for him. even some republicans are turning to harris because they dont want to vote for a convicted felon, he truly squandered the easiest election in history
Yes, dictatorship has to be defeated badly to reform something better. Like for example Japan, Germany got trough. Russia was winning member of ww2, and in few decades messed things up. Unbelievable.
That is an outlier. Even if Putin falls, he will probably be supplanted with another dictator. The new dictator, if he is smart, will blame the Ukrainian invasion on Putin and sue for peace. Democracy would only be achieved from the bottom up and there is no sign that the Russian people are willing to fight for it.
Russia wouldn't need to be protected, if ruzzia had stayed in Russia. Truthfully, Russia is protected by the fundamental decency of Ukraine and Ukraine's allies. May God protect Russia from ruzzians.
Ukraine needs to avoid attacking Russia where their forces and defenses are strong. They need to continue to disrupt supplies and attempt to encircle the upper Dontesk or recapture the mouth of the nipper and land route area to make supplying the Dontesk invasion a nightmare. Fatigue from lack of food and supplies will make those hardened soldiers want to surrender.
The real Damn Shame here is that Ukraines allies (especially the U. S.) didn’t send in more, and more powerful, weapons in this conflict earlier! Ukraine need not have lost so many of their troops before taking the fight to the Russians!
If this is true this is what Ukraine wants for Russia to pull out some of their forces at the occupied territories of Ukraine. If the number of troops pulled out Ukraine army can counter attack those places. But Ukraine has to occupy more Oblast in Russia like the whole of Kursk and Belgorod, it is in their own interest.
Agree. Keep attacking the logistical network in those OBlasts bordering Ukraine. Certainly thinking that a strategic objective will be to place the occupying forces in Ukraine in a position of being unable to attack or defend due to lack of supplies. Surrender to survive will then be their most probable option.
Ukraine is bad ass and Zelensky is their bad ass leader. All while the West and the world tie their hands behind their backs and still expect Ukraine to defend itself.
Oh, dear. It looks like the little man with the funny walk is in a spot of bother. It would appear that he is not the master strategist after all, that one is Zelenskyy👍
Finally Ukraine can fight without some of those ridiculous restrictions. Just imagine how different the war would have been without being weaker AND being handicapped
I'm no military but I love to watch these military history. My Dad was a history teacher and our house full of his history books. My Kid was one of the first deployed in those borders of Nato. Great military tactics. You made Putin pees on his pants. Great job Ukraine 🇺🇦.
I'm very ambivalent about that. I think perhaps some of the countries Ukraine has signed mutual support treaties with might be better. The idea of troops at the border, stationed within Ukraine, is possibly a good one. Absolutely every move made in this war has huge political ramifications. But all substantive moves must be made at the behest of Ukraine. Europe realises Ukraine is the unfortunate proxy for the entire continent. Individual countries have opinions on how far they, independently, will support Ukraine.
The Russian army is already inside Ukraine and the Ukraine army is inside Russia. Should the NATO troops be used as blocking forces to keep them from going back?
Russian military and Russian civilians must push forward with the Ukrainian brothers and sisters to bring Putin to account and take his power and give it to the people.
A long time, remember armies were fighting long before cars, though if we start seeing horses dragging vehicles and cannons again then something has gone terribly wrong.
I knew this was the purpose of the counteroffensive. Get all the Russians to focus on the point of attack, and make them withdraw and be out of the defensive. Brilliant.
What is obvious to me is that Zelensky is a great deal more strategic than Putin ever could be. He would sooner than later get Putin to do what Zelensky wants in time. Putin's troops appear likely to be surrounded in eastern Ukraine.
Somehow, Putin reminds me of Eric Cartman from South Park. Total self-overestimation, no awareness of rules, and when things go to shit in the end, it’s always someone else’s fault.
The war in Russia is going to be significantly different because - A. Russia won't trench their own country B. Russia won't mine their own country Doing so would be an admission of defeat. I'm going to suspect that we are about to see a far more mobile war in Russia and it's going to be very, very interesting.
@@rafaeltemplario Check how many of them were actually Russian. And check how many of them got out of Russia first chance they got, or were forcibly restrained from doing just that.
My ex-girlfriend is from Ukraine she chose to go an fight ironically my cousin is a special ops. He went over there to help train the soldiers. I asked if he can find her for me you found her and she asked about me. He told her that I want to find her. Thank God she’s okay. She’s been trained as a sniper now he told me that she catches onfast I hope and pray…
Putin is the perfect Russian General, so what he was only ever an office worker, so what if the 3 days of training Russian soldiers get is 3 days more than what Putin ever got. Putin is the greatest warrior in Russia, I know because he told every one he was. The greatest 5'7" super Russian killing machine. 😂🤣😂🤣
Goals of Kursk incursion: 1) Diversion of Russian troops from Ukrainian frontline, because of lack of contract-soldiers and conscripts. 2) Thousands of Russian POWs for the prisoner exchange fund. 3) Constant weakening of Putin's red lines. 4) To force an accelerated depletion, culmination of Russian military. 5) To force Putin to mobilize heavily EOY, that may cause his domestic downfall. 6) In general, to weaken Putin politically, forcing him to abandon war. 7) To trade the Russian territory for Russian-held Ukrainian territory in a future peace-negotiation. 8) The impressive incursion will accelerate military aid from NATO and other allies.
- Damage supply lines - force Russia to fight on Ukraine's terms. In Kursk Ukraine sits in fortified trenches where Russia has to force them out. The exact opposite of what Ukraine faces in Ukrainian front lines
Putin is claiming that Ukraine launched an “un-provoked attack” against Russia! Really? The irony is lost on no one.
Yes, it's just insane how Putin thinks he is now the victim.
Totally unprovoked 😂
A special military operation
Still looking for that definition of "provoked" that would allow this proclamation to be parsed...
Only more proof of who Rump gets his projection game play from.
This is what I believe one military commander said--"do not give your enemey a challenge--give them a dilemma!" The Ukrainian incusion represents just that.
That is a great quote!
Also, every single person who watches Ryan McBeth.
Counter quote. Always take any enemy's action as a challenge. 🤭
@@rockets4kids this
A dilemma is a challenge.
Don't call it an invasion. It is merely a Special Military Retribution.
And Putin,s Granny was a freemason, Yeahhhh and he will probably die someday, I don't like him you know, There is something about Putin, yeahh
Your damd right
Tbe guy keeps winning. ❤
Oh nah 💀 that’s the best comment I’ve seen so far
@@alexfrank5331 that's pretty much what Russia gave Ukraine. You are aware of what Ukraine was up to with its nazi militias and military between 2013 and Russia invading, right? Killing civilians indiscriminately often has consequences, Ukraine found that out the hard way.
@@PrimeNPC wow, you really are lost. There were NO Nazis, there was NO killing of "indiscriminate" civilians or any other civilians for that matter. Were you paying attention, at all?? Even Prighozian (sp?) said there were not any Nazis in Ukraine's government. That was all a lie. Try watching any news, anywhere in the world, that isn't funded by the Kremlin. Strange how they ALL say the same thing: "NO Nazis, NO civilian murder."
If what you say were true, then we should expect the Ukranian citizens to welcome Russia as liberators, and yet, instead, they have fiercely resisted them, with the help of the rest of the world. I wonder why? Oh, that's right! Because they weren't being ruled by Nazis or indiscriminately murdered. Think.
@@PrimeNPC Keep crying, orc.
How dare you invade us while we are invading you!!!
If Pootin was REALLY a military genius he never would have forgotten to yell, "No tag backs!" when he invaded Ukraine.
Look at this from a different perspective. Imagine you are russia and your enemy nato keeps expending all the way to Ukraine. What would you wouldve done?
@@dbr2829and what about the perspective of all these smaller countries that can't defend themselves against Russia, and don't want to go back under there thumb.
There's a reason why they joined. Just look at Georgia. They had no chance of defending themselves.
@dbr2829 I would have wondered why everyone hates russia so much, most of Europe enters an defence pact against them. Kind of like, if you are hated by everyone in the neighbourhood, maybe you should ask what you're doing wrong?
No RSVP? Emily Post would be horrified by your utter lack of manners!
Not only was a masterful militarily, but it has the potential to further undermine Russian society as people in Kursk turn out to be treated better under Ukranian occupation than they are by their own government.
😂😂😂😂 You believe that bs... Ukraine isn't even treating their own people good
The people in Kursk are being treated mostly quite well, unless you're a military target.
@@glintongordon6811 U lie comrade
Odds are Russia will just level those settlements to the ground like they do with settlements in the 'annexed' oblasts... and Ukraine has all reason to fight over them like they do on the other fronts.
@@mikehart8281 You're clueless it seems. Ukraine has forcefully conscripted teenagers, pregnant women and elderly men. It also put guns in the hands of released prisoners. They armed and supported nazi militias and did nothing when those militias spent 8 years murdering ethnic minorities and targeting Roma and Russian civilians. Ukrainian military recruits nazis and authorised the display of nazi symbols on uniforms. Ukraine spent 8 years oppressing their Russian civilians and also bombed civilians indiscriminately, as well as countless other war crimes. This was all before Russia invaded. All of the above and more is WHY Russia invaded them. They asked for it.
Putin to Russians: sorry you've got to be homeless but my pathetic ego won't allow me to end this war that's hurting everyone.
For Pootin it's now pure survival. I doubt there is a way to recover from that.
You're definitely right that this newest stunt by Kiev will not end the war. Negotiations are off the table now, Putin said.
Dont think he CAN stop now.
He stops and gets the higher ups against him
Or continues and eventualy gets his people againat him
@@cherrydragon3120 This is why he is visiting countries. He is looking to find a nice place for exile
@@gzoechi *Objective updated: SURVIVE* Putin: 💀
It's only a matter of time before something happens now
Good for Ukraine screw Russia love from Australia 🇦🇺
Russa Russa
Australia next
If you look at Ukraine’s movements from their initial incursion into Kursk, you will notice 2 things. They continue to secure more territory. They destroyed all the bridges into Kursk, cutting off supplies and making it harder to reinforce the area. Part of this is to cut supplies to front line troops. The second part is Ukraine is moving slowly south. They created a buffer zone for their southward push. They are surrounding the Russian troops. This is a classic pincer movement. This wasn’t a gamble, it was strategic competence. They used the intelligence they received and are now moving to shape the war on their terms. Russia has relied on brute force pressure and believed Russia was invulnerable to invasion because they were taking land through continuous pressure. Ukraine exploited the fact that Putin has no strategic ability, who thinks 2 dimensionally and surrounded himself with yes men. He has removed or eliminated anyone who would have seen this coming.
They have also shutdown supplies to Belgorad.
@@dananorth895 based on their current movements, they are going after the rail lines that supply Russian troops in Ukraine. This is due to Russia’s over reliance on railways to transport supplies. They have set strategic goals and contingencies based on Russia’s response. Ukraine troop movements show they are attacking a target, securing their gains, then moving to the next target. If they continue south, they will eventually reach Belgorod. This will cutoff supplies to Units attacking Karkiv.
Well written
@@dananorth895 I'm surprised that point isn't getting more attention. Ukraine has cut off a heavy rail line, numerous roadways, and fear of SAM fire has shut down operations at four different airports in the Kursk and Belgorod region. When you take away the enemy's ability to supply their troops like that, then that enemy will be far less effective.
None is going back alive to ukraine
Ukraine just made history by being the first country since WW2 to enter Russia and occupy its territory. Even if that territory is small at the moment, the fact itself remain and is significant.
U mean American did it. Ukraine can’t look after itself
Not if they lose badly
Putin says Ukraine is a part of Russia, so it’s not an invasion, as these are Russian soldiers in Russia?
@@bigricky5742 You really must be "ignorant". And willingly so. Ukraine is being very smart. Where Russia does not have a strong army as they had bragged.
@bigricky5742 Ukraine simply did it.Imagine if America is fully involved the war would have been over.Kudos to Ukraine if they had been given the required equipment with no restriction then Ukraine would have gone further.
I will never forget the Ukrainian soldier who found an elderly woman in Kursk who was abandoned by the Russians. She couldn't walk, she was without water and without food. He gave her some water and went to get help. He even told her "we are Ukrainians, we are not Russians, we are not going to abandon you like your Russian people abandoned you"
Yes you will.
We are men. Not orcs.
Russia wasn't even defending kursk you will abandon the elderly woman tomorrow when Russia arrives
@@stevekhan9987tomorrow the same way it’s been over 2.5 years since the 3 week special operation started?
Cope harder
@@stevekhan9987today? Tomorrow? I thought they were supposed to throw them back out a few days ago
The "Special Military Operation" is truly "special"...
While at the same time accusing Ukraine of war crimes
@@halflife2funNobody really cares about that
As in "Special Needs".
Russia's special needs operation in ukraine
Spethal.
Putin is a master in miscalculations , now for the first time since WW2 Russia has a foreign country invade its territory.Thanks to Putlers War aka SMO in Ukraine 😂
It´s not an invasion, its a Special Military Retaliation!😜
The goods news is that they exchanged 230 prisoners of war since the invasion began.
Yeah I mean who would've thought Ukraine had the soldiers and weapons to flank the Russian front after this long.
@@darincox61 They know how to fart.
@@darincox61it's about to lose an arm.
Russia picked a fight it can't win...
It's winning since the beginning.
@@hotshot6674 it's not.
He lost the day he made the bad decision. Ukraine was so sick of his oligarchs taking 10% of everything already, they have exactly ZERO interest in living under Pootin's rule.
@@hotshot6674 Russia is winning …. Winning stupid prizes 😅
Russia lost more troops, Equipment,
and is now also loosing land to Ukraine...
Russia lost every ally with expection of Iran and North Kroea... Not even China want to be on your side anymore...
Russia lost the Oil Exports in many areas of Europe for example Germany will be independent from Russian Oil which will be a big impact on Money for Russia...
Also the Whole World thinks Russias army is a joke, it littraly lost a war there started against some Army way smaller in size and littaral civillians...
Russia lost multipal warships against an Army without a Navy...
Warcrimes, and no plan for the area... what do Putin want with Ukraine in the First place? There cant even rule the area there have... but yeah more land...
Yeah dude, russia is dev. Winning😂😂😂😂
Ukrainians continue to be underestimated and second guessed. They're resourceful, resilient, extremely brave and will continue to surprise us. This would have been over if they had been given the military aid they needed sooner. It's long past time for a.big push of aid.
Slava Ukraini !! 💙
Putin, "Hey! You can't invade us! That's illegal!"
Ukraine, "This isn't an invasion. It's a special military operation."
Soviet jokes are hilarious!
Always enjoyed your update on Ukraine 🇺🇦
Agreed 👍
I'll second to that
Ukrainian badasses - Defenders of Europe.
🫶🇺🇦 Love to them from North America
Their certainly doing all the heavy lifting for Europe.
Don’t believe everything you hear
listen to what Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has to say about this war, cuz you know shait!
Thst's right we in Europe are safe thanks to the Ukranian heroes
It was a smart move to bring the war home to Russia where it began.
Risky but probably the only way to end this
@@chefmastermikecmm8465 funny enough
@@chefmastermikecmm8465 This newest desperate stunt by Kiev will end absolutely nothing. As Putin said, negotiations are now off the table.
If Russia moves troops from Kherson, Crimea could fall. If they pull troops from Donesk, Donesk could fall. If Rusdia doesn't reinforce Kursk, Russia falls. A classic 3 front tactic!
Schach matt!
@@bobkulic1138 Genau.
russia falls ???? , rubish , putin may , but russia is a super power , nuclear armed , even a hint that russia may fall and nukes are on the table , and putin is nuts enough to do it
Go Ukraine!
А вот если ты туда не отправишься воевать, то ничего из сказанного тобой, не случиться.😀😀😀
Call Putin as a WEAKMAN, because that's what he is. Repeating his rethoric makes me sick.
He’s a powerful man.
He’s a very powerful man.😱😱😱
At least now the Ukrainians how more bargaining power.
He's actually in fact the strongest man alive for only one reason he has something no one else has guess what it is even the richest men want it only countries can have it but Putin has one🎉
@@michaelg4083 because that’s what he is.
Putin: “Everything is always the West’s fault…! They made me invade Ukraine, they forced me to do it!”
meanwhile ukraine made a contract with russia to give them nucler wepons with exchange that ukraine will not be with nato nor russia,meanwhile in 2014 ukraine wanted to join eu in order to strengthen its economy and russia invaded them and took crimea breaking the contract,its putup's fault that ukraine wants to join nato,ukraine trusted russia and russia shattered that trust,as how it shatered everyone's trust who trusted russia back in the history.
А ты сам как считаешь? Не стоит приближаться к нам, на пушечный выстрел, Россия огромная страна, со своими ресурсами, которых у вас нет и не будет! Сколько раз вы приходили к нам с войной? И что случалось с вами? Если ещё раз посмеете к нам прийти с оружием, то это будет последний раз для вас всех!
@@РафаэльСаркисянц-ъ2т Söyle putin amcana baska ülkeleri isgal etmeyi biraksin anladinmi. 😎
@@РафаэльСаркисянц-ъ2т big talk for such a HUGE country thats not capable of defeating an unprepared smaller nation. 😂😂
@@РафаэльСаркисянц-ъ2т well last time we were at war didnt it cause the USSR to collapse even though it wasnt even a full on war we didnt even have to do anything 🤣
Classic battle strategy. The Art of War
putrid is reading hitlers " how to do war" book. he may be the supreme commander , but he knows fuckall about war.
😂 “putrid” is a perfect name for the guy…
Russia's attitude towards geopolitics has always been "rules for thee but not for me". Every time they get f'd by the dildo of consequences, they cry incessantly about "rule violations", while ignoring the fact that they routinely disregard all rules and international conventions.
Trump does the same thing. No law applies to him, only others.
Like democrats.
@@jonthinks6238gfy, Boris! It's all what you're good for anyway. Pretty much like your starlord stable genius, Donald who is all in with his best pal Vlad in this war. You're all getting f**ked, one way or another Bwahahaha
Habitual linestepper.
@@jonthinks6238Trump , Putin pal. You need to have a 3 way dimensional thinking or you will be in cult you believe in but never understand
If Putin is true to his word about wanting a unified Russia. He should surrender all of Russia to Ukraine and Putin's dream is accomplished.
Real
then how does he swat the imagined nazis?
LOGIC, chaikaomoua1169!
And while you have fun with your comments, every day thousands of soldiers die and the rich people all over this world get richer. When you get paid for your comments, you have blood on your hands.
Dream on
pulling troops out of Kaliningrad? an exclave that is completely surrounded by nato? I thought nato was such a big and imminent threat for russia?
Yeah worse thing is, i know people who really belive that bs (Living in a western country btw). Just goes to show how naive some people can be.
@@H2610_ There are many of them. And we shouldn't blame them all because they believe what they were told (over and over again) to believe. What few know: Putin invested in disinformation more than western countries spent on information. Russians realizes very early that Internet and social media - appropriately and consequently used can be a game changer. Russia created an alternate reality for Western believers. And it was a success.
@@renemagritte8237sad but true.
Time 2 take back Kalingrad!
EU know that Kaliningrad is a military threat as a staging area. If Putin overreaches and attacks a NATO member, then the response will be to totally eliminate it and return the land back to Poland and the Baltic States. Therefore, Putin is not going to attack any NATO member because a lot of national borders that were redrawn due to WW2 and Stalin will be wound back.
There is almost zero stretching of the front lines for Ukraine. Measure the section of the former border compared to the outline of the current front line and it is basically the same. What has changed is that Ukraine has moved the front line forward to more defensible terrain in an area the Russians politically must attack. When the defender gets to choose the terrain it acts as a force multiplier. When (if) the Ukrainians fall back to the defenses they are currently constructing they will extract a huge price in blood if Russia pushes the attack.
And Russia has to give up (to some degree) the same advantage on the front lines inside Ukraine. So Ukraine just forced Russia to fight on their terms. That's an absolute power move.
@@gzoechiYou would say anything to feel good, why not stick to your fent@nyl?
If there's anyone that needs troop now it's Ukraine.
The incursion was supposed to divert Russian troops but that didn't happen.
Wonder why they didn't push further but are claiming to cutoff the Russians?
Hold your breath, those troops in Kursk would be needed at the Frontline in Donestk soon.
Keep dreaming.@@OsamabinBiden81
@@OsamabinBiden81 Cope some more for us.
I cannot really rate the military aspects of the operation. But on a diplomatic level, it totally refuted all the pessimists. Both those that claimed that defeat was inevitable as well as those that claimed that Putin's threat of nuclear warfare was legitimate.
Now it is absolutely clear that Ukraine can win this war if only provided with the tools to do so. If this is Russia's response to an invasion there is nothing to fear in terms of supporting Ukraine uninhibited to reclaim their own territory.
NATO leaders never feared Russian escalation, rather they feared Russian collapse. Now they used escalation as an excuse, but what's their excuse now? The USA is sitting on massive amounts of mothballed equipment, but it's still just sitting there. I say let the chips fall where they fall and if Russia disintegrates, let them disintegrate, but with disintegration, there's risk of the unknown and NATO isn't going to take that risk.
This war is proving how effective NATO designed weapons have been at fighting Russia like they were designed for. Even if Putin wins it's proof Russia won't be able to build an empire like Stalin and Hitler.
@@Ockerlord seem like you your the only one here that understands the diplomacy. Are you German.
This offensive did not meaningfully extend Ukraine's front lines. They always had to have significant forces on the border, otherwise Putins forces would have simply walked in without knocking. Knowing this, Putins army deliberately understaffed their side of the line, knowing that Ukraine couldn't afford to do the same. This allowed Russia to allocate far more of their forces to Donetsk than they should have. The U.S. position against using American weapons in Russian territory was short-sighted, arrogant and ignorant to say the least. I'ts long since past time that the western world ships meaningful amounts of fire-power to Ukraine, take the leash off Zelinskyy and sit back to watch the fireworks. If Putin is going to resort to nuclear weapons, he would have eventually reached that point anyway, and at least it will firmly establish that the world will not be held hostage to some asshole with a big gun and an attitude problem. This would go a long way toward keeping the next would-be Napoleon in his place.
Russia did in fact walk in during the early stages of the war, and were pushed back by Ukraine to where they are now.
It's not short-sighted, part of the war is optics, part of it is boiling the frog. Notice as time goes on more and more allowances are made for the use of American weapons. Yes the West is supporting Ukraine, but to much help to quickly might actually start WW3. Which is a situation no one in NATO actually wants to trip without already being in a position to win.
Eric, You are absolutely 100%^ correct. in your summary above. I worry that Trump doesn't have the Balls to let Ukraine finish the job, Biden and his cronies have not had the Balls to allow Ukraine to fit the Wests and Europe's battle. Sure they supplied weapons but with restrictions on how and where they can be operated which is absolute stupidity.
Very true, also by pushing into Russian territory they have given themselves the ability to use the shorter range munitions on territory that was unreachable.
@@milanbarbarich6481Kamala will fare better I’m sure
Beautiful. Slava Ukraine. ❤From New Zealand.
It's 1 AM here in the Philippines, but who needs sleep when there's this to watch? Totally worth staying up for!
Same, from 1:00pm here in Canada 🇨🇦
You wasted time because this channel is one of the most biased with most misinformation. Even Ukrainian TH-camrs are more objective than this channel.
@@FunkSoulBrother7 how so? could you explain your point of view
now i want some Lumpia 😅
Sana gamitin na ni Putin nuke.. matagal ko na Makita yan
It is an ingenious move!
I have to congratulate Ukraine on their bold special military operation!
man usa not ukraine
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Don't really see why everyone say it was a gamble. Ukraine has western gear and western training. They excell at war of movement... sending them to fight in the trenches in the east would have been a waste. letting them fight in Kursk, where their strength come to bear is only reasonable, considering that this war will not end as long as Putin is in power or capable to continue this war.
They also had western gears and training during their failed counteroffensive.
It's a gamble because they're taking troops away from the main battles, hoping Russia will also take troops off the main battles.
It's like a boxing match where both sides have forsaken defense and just throwing haymakers, hoping one would get knocked out faster than the other.
Russia also advanced as fast, well, actually, way faster, when they invaded. They almost got to Kiev. Advancing in an undefended area with no opposition is easy, controlling and keeping that territory for a period of time is hard.
@@San_Vito Drink more wodka.....Almost got to Kiev?????
When the hunter is the hunted. How the tables turn, right?
wait till america abandons ukraine
@@whasawthe42ndwhen? Why? Because of Trump election?!? 🤣😂🤣
@@OlivierLFL This is why we need to keep Trump out
@@unrecognizedtalent3432 trump isnt winning lol, hes lost most women votes and half of men just wont vote for him. even some republicans are turning to harris because they dont want to vote for a convicted felon, he truly squandered the easiest election in history
I can't say the same about the eastern part
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Always!
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Amen! Love from Schaumburg, IL
@@michaelkrynski7793 God bless you
Best defense is a good offense.
Ukraine is singing it's own death Note
Russia will be humbled to some extent - and they need it. Only then can they change, take on democracy.
Yes, dictatorship has to be defeated badly to reform something better. Like for example Japan, Germany got trough. Russia was winning member of ww2, and in few decades messed things up. Unbelievable.
That is an outlier. Even if Putin falls, he will probably be supplanted with another dictator. The new dictator, if he is smart, will blame the Ukrainian invasion on Putin and sue for peace. Democracy would only be achieved from the bottom up and there is no sign that the Russian people are willing to fight for it.
Democracy? Don't hold your breath.
@@whitecrossredground8820 A hopeful thought, but they completely abandoned it when they had the chance in the 90s
@@barzdinstone3831"democracy " cool name for western totalitarian regimes
Ukraine is all the eight we can give Russia cannot be allowed to get anything we do not bow down to dictators
God bless and protect Russia 🇷🇺
I agree. Ukraine should get all the aid.
Russia wouldn't need to be protected, if ruzzia had stayed in Russia.
Truthfully, Russia is protected by the fundamental decency of Ukraine and Ukraine's allies. May God protect Russia from ruzzians.
@@Chacha2024-z1God fights for Ukraine
@@Chacha2024-z1 ah and I almost thought the Russian bots were gone
I imagine putin crapping his pants when he heard the bad news⚛
Vladimir POOPIN! ha
Crapping is still ongoing ...
Ukraine needs to avoid attacking Russia where their forces and defenses are strong. They need to continue to disrupt supplies and attempt to encircle the upper Dontesk or recapture the mouth of the nipper and land route area to make supplying the Dontesk invasion a nightmare. Fatigue from lack of food and supplies will make those hardened soldiers want to surrender.
The real Damn Shame here is that Ukraines allies (especially the U. S.) didn’t send in more, and more powerful, weapons in this conflict earlier! Ukraine need not have lost so many of their troops before taking the fight to the Russians!
If this is true this is what Ukraine wants for Russia to pull out some of their forces at the occupied territories of Ukraine. If the number of troops pulled out Ukraine army can counter attack those places. But Ukraine has to occupy more Oblast in Russia like the whole of Kursk and Belgorod, it is in their own interest.
Agree. Keep attacking the logistical network in those OBlasts bordering Ukraine. Certainly thinking that a strategic objective will be to place the occupying forces in Ukraine in a position of being unable to attack or defend due to lack of supplies. Surrender to survive will then be their most probable option.
Ukraine is bad ass and Zelensky is their bad ass leader. All while the West and the world tie their hands behind their backs and still expect Ukraine to defend itself.
@@AsiaOceans-nx5lrthey can stand with their hands behind their backs. They use planes and trains to send all necessary military aid
Kursk people REPUBLIK , an new free nation
Oh, dear. It looks like the little man with the funny walk is in a spot of bother. It would appear that he is not the master strategist after all, that one is Zelenskyy👍
Finally Ukraine can fight without some of those ridiculous restrictions. Just imagine how different the war would have been without being weaker AND being handicapped
Russia's approach to fighting a war doesn't include flexibility. That inflexibility starts at the top.
Much better to fight in YOUR house than MINE.
It is not a gamble if everything was planned and worked.
I'm no military but I love to watch these military history. My Dad was a history teacher and our house full of his history books. My Kid was one of the first deployed in those borders of Nato. Great military tactics. You made Putin pees on his pants. Great job Ukraine 🇺🇦.
The heading for this article is absolute BS🤔🤔🤔
NATO troops should be immediately positioned along Ukraine Russia borders to prevent the return of the Russian Army inside Ukraine.
I'm very ambivalent about that.
I think perhaps some of the countries Ukraine has signed mutual support treaties with might be better. The idea of troops at the border, stationed within Ukraine, is possibly a good one.
Absolutely every move made in this war has huge political ramifications. But all substantive moves must be made at the behest of Ukraine. Europe realises Ukraine is the unfortunate proxy for the entire continent. Individual countries have opinions on how far they, independently, will support Ukraine.
Amen.
Would be enough to not limit the usage of western weapons first
The Russian army is already inside Ukraine and the Ukraine army is inside Russia. Should the NATO troops be used as blocking forces to keep them from going back?
Ukraine isn’t NATO 😂
Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦✊🏼🇺🇸 Happy Independence Day from America!
Russian military and Russian civilians must push forward with the Ukrainian brothers and sisters to bring Putin to account and take his power and give it to the people.
fr get putin out and the war can finally end
Questo accadrà a Zelensky 😂😂😂😂semmai
@@hellraiserthan5725 🤡
Brilliant analysis. Thank you.
Thanks!
But, given the impending lack of fuel, how long can Putler keep so many troops in Doetsk?
A long time, remember armies were fighting long before cars, though if we start seeing horses dragging vehicles and cannons again then something has gone terribly wrong.
What impending lack of fuel? Russia exports fuel like crazy to half of Europe.
@@San_Vito You again, zero orc exports compared before 2022 with the invasion of UKRIAN.
I knew this was the purpose of the counteroffensive. Get all the Russians to focus on the point of attack, and make them withdraw and be out of the defensive. Brilliant.
It's far more than 1000 troops crossing into Kursk oblast. Incorrect.
Now, but not initially
Were you there?😮
That was the initial invasion
@@lelandarcher4760were you? 🤣
@@mantelumgamingloilol123Initial invasion was with 3000 to 3500 troops.
What is obvious to me is that Zelensky is a great deal more strategic than Putin ever could be. He would sooner than later get Putin to do what Zelensky wants in time. Putin's troops appear likely to be surrounded in eastern Ukraine.
Excellent coverage Thank you! Bravo Ukraine!😊
Somehow, Putin reminds me of Eric Cartman from South Park.
Total self-overestimation, no awareness of rules, and when things go to shit in the end, it’s always someone else’s fault.
We haven't seen this since the Eastern Front during WWII. This isn't gonna end well.
this is a problem for Russia tactics of shelling every structure when destroying everything in their way - now it is their own towns - Karma
Let's think again. 75 years of reputation as a defensive alliance is down the drain. Who will be responsible?
Outstanding presentation thanks 😊😊😊😊
The red line underneath Kursk makes it look like Kirkland Brand Kursk
They are about to Smelt and Melt him.
His own Multi Billionaire Generals And Multi Billionaire Close Friends
🤣🤣🤣
But 3 days operation is going according to plan right? Right?
Terrific report. Thanks
Put-in! No wait Pull-out!!!
The war in Russia is going to be significantly different because -
A. Russia won't trench their own country
B. Russia won't mine their own country
Doing so would be an admission of defeat.
I'm going to suspect that we are about to see a far more mobile war in Russia and it's going to be very, very interesting.
I suspect Putin does not see these as constraints. We'll see.
Glory to Ukraine!
Pretty rude of Ukraine to do what Russia thought they would never do while doing the exact same thing to Ukraine.
"And now the end is near and so I face the final curtain" Frank Sinatra...Poor Putin who was so ambitious to conquer the world.
Well-done!
The putler was never a spy. He was a low level paper pushing functionary at kgb.
Of course, makes complete sense a "low level paper pusher" gained power
@@StaalBurgher0. Hitler was a corporal !
Somebody should be going for Moscow
Russian reinforcements will be vulnerable as they are rushed to kursk.
Their supply lines will be cut off !
GOD BLESS UKRAINE - Thankyou "M" for the Honest Reporting
Good analysis!!😎
So sad that NOTHING good or nice have come from Russia ever
Classical musicians and artists at the very least.
@@rafaeltemplario Check how many of them were actually Russian. And check how many of them got out of Russia first chance they got, or were forcibly restrained from doing just that.
My ex-girlfriend is from Ukraine she chose to go an fight ironically my cousin is a special ops. He went over there to help train the soldiers. I asked if he can find her for me you found her and she asked about me. He told her that I want to find her. Thank God she’s okay. She’s been trained as a sniper now he told me that she catches onfast
I hope and pray…
Putin is the perfect Russian General, so what he was only ever an office worker, so what if the 3 days of training Russian soldiers get is 3 days more than what Putin ever got. Putin is the greatest warrior in Russia, I know because he told every one he was. The greatest 5'7" super Russian killing machine. 😂🤣😂🤣
Great information
SLAVA UKRAINI.!!!!!!!!!!!
Russia , what a JOKE!!🐛
Ukrainian Special Forces is way too much for any ol conscripts or regular soldiers.... Putin better send real soldiers...
He hasn't got that many left
Well which one? He has no one left. All the trained soldiers died one year ago, why trying to get to Kiev
@hood_TheJoker Putin ran out of real soldiers a long time ago. He's left with cannon fodder now.
Don't think he has any.
According to the figures you show, the number of people fleeing Kursk is 300000 not 200000.
Yeah I noticed that too. Not very good journalism there.
Makes you question the validity of the rest of the info.
" everyone has a plan until you get punched in the face and knocked out "
" Iron " Mike Tyson
This is honestly impressive
Goals of Kursk incursion: 1) Diversion of Russian troops from Ukrainian frontline, because of lack of contract-soldiers and conscripts. 2) Thousands of Russian POWs for the prisoner exchange fund. 3) Constant weakening of Putin's red lines. 4) To force an accelerated depletion, culmination of Russian military. 5) To force Putin to mobilize heavily EOY, that may cause his domestic downfall. 6) In general, to weaken Putin politically, forcing him to abandon war. 7) To trade the Russian territory for Russian-held Ukrainian territory in a future peace-negotiation. 8) The impressive incursion will accelerate military aid from NATO and other allies.
- Damage supply lines
- force Russia to fight on Ukraine's terms. In Kursk Ukraine sits in fortified trenches where Russia has to force them out. The exact opposite of what Ukraine faces in Ukrainian front lines
Pootin is pretty much kirk van Houten at this point, soon to be fired from the cracker factory.
"So that's it? Goodbye and good luck?"
"I don't recall saying good luck."
International units please!
"Kyiv says" - Sun Tzu
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