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How ready is Ukraine for a spring offensive?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 เม.ย. 2023
- Ukraine's spring offensive could be on the horizon, but are the country's troops truly prepared?
Some reports have framed this spring offensive as Ukraine's make-or-break opportunity to recapture territory held by Russian forces.
When asked about Ukraine being re-supplied in time, military expert and Royal Armoured Corps veteran Justin Crump told Forces News that "overall, Ukraine is supplied pretty well".
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We all want Ukraine to get this done ASAP. Provide what they need...❤️🙏🇬🇧🇺🇸🇩🇪
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GB is doing it's utmost, the US is doing the most in the world and Poland and the Baltics are being absolutely stalwart. Germany has been shamed into doing a bit. You need to encourage France to do ANYTHING significant, Belgium to do ANYTHING that costs them money, Italy to stop supporting russia and Spain to do a bit more. These are the countries that are letting down democracy.
@@occamraiser Ukraine is one of the the most corrupt countrys in europe. They are not comparable democratically to countries like the UK, Germany, and USA.
@@occamraiser Yeah, sure, taking in over 1 million war refugees is "doing a bit"! You are the 🤡 of the year 2023!
Ukraine arnt getting nothing done this summer no doubt zelensky will be back in winter with his begging bowl wanting troops on the ground
I sometimes worry that the western media might be putting too much pressure on Ukraine for this upcoming offensive. There may be a fear in Kiev that if they're unable to deliver a big enough victory this Spring that support from their Western partners may dry up and that could lead them to push their troops too hard and cause them to make mistakes that they otherwise wouldn't have made. I think it's important that they know that we'll support them no matter what.
From the United States to the Ukrainian defenders 👍 🇺🇦/🇺🇸
Tanks.
Like the loss of the strategically important bahktmut?
@@emailtat5860 Tanks will not win this war, besides the west don't have enough to send regardless.
@@MondoChow777 unimportant*
@@lautaro736 Exactly, which is the underlying sentiment here in the states, if that Ukrainian offensive fails our bigot politicians will have no choice but to turn thier backs. Collapsing the rest of our puppet regimes in Europe's support along with it.
From our armchairs we must not lose sight of what an offensive means. It means deaths, disability injuries from artillery, mines and the other horrors of war. Many will die, a great number will suffer life changing events. The very future of Ukraine dictates that Russia must be evicted from occupied territority righfully belonging to Ukraine, but never forget the sacrifices being asked of these brave men and women. Our role is to support them in this noble endeavour, but also to help them win the peace too, by shoring up the post-war defence against Russian aggression and the aiding the post-war future of Ukraine. These sacrifices must be honoured with a better future for Ukraine and Ukrainians.
It would be better, if Russia already now gives up of course 😢
@@volkerr. In Russian Propaganda channels they still planing move Russian border to Germany.
Tanks.
Nope, Ukraine should rip and shred until they have secured their borders.
If Russia doesn't want to keep the borders where they promised they would honor concerning Ukrainian sovereignty including Crimea.
Then the might of the free world will make them.
Russia can fight for a long time.
But the cost keeps getting worse for the Moscovites exploitation federation.
They are loosing the strength to force compliance.
Russia is all stick and no carrot.
They just aren't loved east of moscovite horde cities.
They would love to break away.
They are just in fear of the reprisals if they fail.
May all people of earth be free from force and free to self govern.
Dictatorships always get more brutal with time.
Call them out.
Cut them off.
Russhists are gaming the system.
Fooling the marginilized and indoctrinated.
If only people would study history.
None of this would've been unsuspected concerning ruZZia.
Don’t underestimate the Ukrainians, nor overestimate the Russians. Also any use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine will mean the immediate end of Russia.
And you'll be dead too.
@@v4skunk739 yeah? Which country? NATOs arsenal would be directed at 1 alone.
@@v4skunk739 You really don't get it there are no imaginary army's defending the borders there all gone . War means Russian Total collapse.
@@ricardosmythe2548 russian alone has more nuclear warhead then nato plus they have hypersonic missile with nuke so..we all will be dead
Watching those russian defensive measures makes me confident of a successful ukrainian outcome of their long awaited late spring offensive campaign.
You are in that same group that predicted the fall of Eukraine in 2 weeks. I am betting on Ben Hodge's assessment
Ukraine must make Crimea untenable for Russia - the conflict started in Crimea and it must end with Crimea - Ukraine will never be safe with Russia controlling Crimea. God bless Ukraine 🇺🇦
I suppose there's an arguement that Russia invaded because Ukraine had already made Crimea Untenable by blocking off water to the peninsula, Crimea was becoming a bit of a parched wasteland and their desalination plants where very expensive.
in Crimea... it is largely pro russian from what i understand.... now it sucks we lost this place but i think better they have some control over Crimea to pull this to a settlement but perhaps not some sort of amphibious sucide run
The political case for taking Crimea off Russia is flimsy to say the least. Its population is Russian, and voted out of Ukraine in 2014. It has been Russian or its port leased to Russia for hundreds of years. Militarily the case if successful is strong, if the objective is to beat Russia in all out war and prevent Russian access to winter time deep sea. If successful.
@@casteretpollux The hastily arranged referendum of 2014 was never convincing. And Crimea even untill late 19th Century (1865 to be exact) was overwhelmingly Crimean Tatar majority. And regarding the all weather seaport of Sevastopol - If Turkey 🇹🇷 decides to ban Bosporous straights to Russian war ships then there will be little difference between the Black Sea and a closed water pond. Russia is using the Black Sea fleet in Sevastopol to intimate its immediate neighbours in the vicinity.
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According to the Pentagon, it doesn't really matter how ready they'll be
We saw last year that Ukraine is capable of both strategic and tactical surprise. The Ukrainian command spent months directing attention to the Kherson region while building up large forces in the Kharkiv region undetected. The Russian command responded by transferring 40,000 of its best troops to Kherson weakening their lines in the north.
When the Kharkiv offensive began it was highly successful eventually taking back thousands of square kilometers. This forced Russia to divert reinforcements to the north and Ukrainian command then shifted its efforts to Kherson eventually taking all the territory west of the Dnipro.
We can expect something similar now. No matter what is claimed the AFU is about to do, they will likely do something unexpected and force the Russian command to react then take advantage of that.
Russian command at all levels is far less flexible and competent than that of Ukraine. This factor hasn't been as telling in a grinding war of attrition as has been the situation in eastern Ukraine since the fall.
When operations become much more fluid and dynamic the advantage will be on the side of Ukraine. And if this results in a large scale breakdown in command and logistics of Russian forces in Ukraine the AFU advance could be very rapid indeed.
They could possibly take back Crimea and then proceed to evict Russian forces from Donbass. It all comes down to how well the AFU offensive is planned and how well the Ukrainian command reacts to changes on the battlefield. And the AFU command has shown over the last year that it is far better at actual combat command than the Russians.
lol 7 dead Ukrainians to one Russian. Did you even read the leaked report? It's over, Russia is winning and our governments are lying fucks.
Guided FABS-500 and UPAB-1500s are waiting for ukrops,one drop from these monsters is enough to wipe out a battalion
And yet they blundered bakhtmut. Leaving a Logistically critical crossroads up for grabs.
@@MondoChow777 Except they didn't.
Russia has basically wasted all the offensive power it has and got almost nowhere.
Bakhmut isn't Kyiv. Russia doesn't suddenly win the war if it takes Bakhmut. But its leadership has been acting on that basis.
Ukraine didn't need to carry out much more costly offensive operations over the winter to keep Russian forces from building up for a spring and summer campaign.
Putin allowed his forces to keep assaulting into some of the most heavily fortified Ukrainian positions in the whole line. Where they took very heavy losses.
The while time Ukraine has been building up its own large reserves, it has been drawing down Russian forces.
The only question now is, how will the Ukrainian command choose to take advantage of this.
And they will let us know by their actions when it is too late for Russia to do anything about it. Like they did last year.
@@dougcoombes8497 The Loss of Bakhtmut is not a literal end to the war but it is a technical end to the war logistically and internationally for Ukraine. The sacking of Kyiv wouldn't have been a literal end to the war but it would have been a technical and logistical end to the war respectively.
We can extrapolate from facts and figures while trying our best to remain objective that if Russia has lost significant manpower so has the Ukrainians regardless of the figures with total reserve strength as an afterthought for either side furthermore.
Ukraine did not need to expend significant amounts of resources to launch a winter offensive, yet they did spend a significant amount of resources protecting vital logistical crossroads and Bakhtmut, in turn being expected by western military advisory to launch an offensive sometime this year. Neither side will be spared any failure, victory or losses moving forward especially since Russia has been gaining ground over the past 8 months regardless of pace, material and manpower losses.
Ukraine also allowed thier forces to hold a strategically insignificant hardpoint such as Bakhmut, accurimg significant attrition rates instead of falling back west/north-west of Bakhmut into the defensible country side bordering the city. East of Bakhmut the Russians had to advance through relatively flat and open terrain grinding the last 4 months of thier advance to stale mate levels compared to the previous 4 months of advance leading up to the flat and muddy terrain. Since entering and flanking the city, that tactical advantage and the strategic importance of the city was neutralized, hence the subsequent fall of the city.
According to Ukrainian intelligence, the Russians have been amassing a large force east of Bakhmut and according to western intelligence that force is 500K, 300K of which are front line support and 175K of which are combat manpower. Both sides have been amassing and both sides have been drawing down each other's front line manpower, what matters is how many yards of the front line has moved and in which direction in any given month.
Most of the fighting is now focused in the east. For the Ukrainians the crossroads west of Bakhmut cannot be allowed to be fully utilized by the Russians, and for the Russians they must exploit the fall of the city with a breakthrough if they are to secure a logistically viable advancement further west. A surprise maneuver from either side regardless of timing will be extremely costly now specifically due to the extreme focus on the southwestern side of the front, maintaining ground on a successful offensive or counter offensive relies not only on its logistical viability, it also requires a secured flank as the pocket rapidly advances.
A failed offensive on the Ukrainian side offers the risk of a final blow to it's finite manpower and moral as opposed to a failed breakthrough by a mix of Russian regulars, Wagner and conscripts. May I remind you that most of the fighting and the subsequent sack of the center of Bakhmut was by Russian Wagner convicts and Russian conscripts? The forces amassing east of the city are mobilized Russian regulars and reservists, better trained and better equipped, they will not be seen as expendable.
i think the more the west talks about crimea being a red line the more likely it is to be a red line
I'm a westerner and I don't even trust our politicians.
Theyve proven to us all repeatedly how they have no backbone, no principles and no moral compass. they do what earns them money, NOT what is right , so don't ever expect decency and honour from a band of parasitic thieves.
As long as Ukraine makes them money, they'll continue to supply arms.
Such a sad waste of life on both sides. Putin really does need to be stopped 🙏
Red-line is if Ukrainian army try siege Moscow, otherwise this is simply bluff.
What army? There is hardly anything left
Obviously you are not seeing it correctly.
@@landieman6044 is that what the kremlin state tv tells you? lol.
Crazy to think about that the term: "spring offensive" is mostly brought into context with World War 1...now it's being reused for another war in Europe.
Ukraine retaking Crimea? What a joke...
What’s the point of a camo net on the front of the truck when the backs completely exposed. I mean I know the back needs to be exposed to fire the missile but wtf is the point of the front 🤔 lol. If anything they can move off to new safe locations as fast.
Its Russia. This war has proven how terrible their military is
Kommunist economy of shortages. They were just lacking enough.
I hope and pray the Ukrainians are very careful. Historically, attacking Russians into long prepared defenses is a very risky proposition.
attacking anyone into well prepared defensives i guess, what can i say, yes
@@DarkShroom Yep. Lots of room for things to go bad.
i was initially in support... i'm kinda even proud we "leaned in".... but now i see that an entirely military mentalty just has no end in sight....what can i say.... i certainly can't see how they can take Crimea at a reasonable human cost
you're a pro Russian boy and you've been exposed.
anyone replying to this clown needs to be aware. his comments are everywhere, and they're all pro Russian.
In all history; no war has ever ended in negotiation between the two sides. There has always been a winner and a loser. This war will be no exception.
Most wars end in negotiation, total victory is rare.
Korea.
Korean temporary solution possible.
Golan heights Syria/Israel, Sinai Ægypt/Israel.
Northern Ireland.
@@ReimerGodt You're right about Korea. The Golan is still occupied and Syria wants it back. That one hasn't finished. The Northern Ireland War? Never heard of it.
Cyprus
@@paddington1670 The Turks gained the northern part, which was their aim. The Turks won, sadly, causing my mother's family to be displaced.
Who cares, at this point lets just hope they do as well as they can. 🤞
well some people care actually...
They couldn't do worse than the Russian offensive even if they tried to.
lol what offensive, it was barely noticeable. Bunch of drug addicts storming a position getting turned into pink mist on the daily like clockwork.
Ukraine needs to Wake Up to the reality's of life
Nobody can predict the future, not even your military expert, but let's hope for the best. Second Russia has new mobilization because Russia is run out of soldiers, and many will escape mobilization let's hope that Ukraine will achieve military goals.
i honestly am not sure Russia runs out of soldiers sorry
@@DarkShroom Nonsense During the first mobilization 300 000 were mobilized, but 700 000 Russians escaped, to Armenia, Turkey, Thailand, Serbia, and other countries..Not every Russian is ready to fight, some are scared.If you look historically at how the Taliban in Afghanistan win Russian forces after 10 years of fighting Russian forces which were better equipped left Afghanistan. They also defeated the West and Afghan government forces, so Ukraine forces can defeat Russian forces in Ukraine if
the West give them enough munition.
Love this sort of content from someone who is informed and balanced.
Oh please, this is propaganda.
The 100 page document leaked by the 21 year old national guardsman working at the Pentagon proves western media and western governments are lying.
7 dead Ukrainians to one Russian.
The fake news is also now reporting there will be no Ukrainian offensive till summer lol.
LOVE?
No.
At least two years to go with the grinder slowly gaining ground as long as supplies continue to flow to Unkraine.
They need good air support and more artillery as far as I can see. Those fortifications are extensive but a military with planes and artillery superiority can seriously degrade them prior to the assault. This was the case in operation desert storm and it'll be hard to move decisively and quickly if this is not possible for Ukraine. Give them planes, give them every gun, shell and missile we can lay hands on, this is what they were made for, defeating Russia.
I don't doubt that Ukraine can do it regardless but the price will be much higher than it needs to be.
16 year olds and old men , without air support or artillery. Attacking a Russian defense line. What could go wrong ?
After reading the Leak this will be interesting...
Reading the leak or reading about the leak? Interesting choice of words🤔
@@priscillazietsman1300 You don't even know what he is talking about because you are brainwashed by the tv.
Let’s not worry about the crimea just yet.
Eh, they have Kherson, it’s super close to Crimea
@@SeattleResponses gotta land Melitopol first
@@SeattleResponses Russia has Kherson Oblast, Ukraine only has Kherson city
Agree Donbas 1st
Love the BMP driver at the start who takes his hands off the controls to remove some rubbish off the roof and then hits the tetrahedron (Dragons Teeth) at speed.
How ready is Ukraine after being trained by the best soldiers in the world (🇬🇧 soldiers). Ow their ready ready to go kick some russian butt
Yes thats right, broadcast to the enemy what your intentions are
Defense is a lot safer than offense, always.
unless you wanna reconquer territorium.
Would it be possible to show engineer equipment and its capabilities? I understand any reluctance due to possible military plans to use this in valuable asset. As n X Royal Engineer and a long time fan of Percy Hobart and his funnies. Also their current developments. Bridging, fortified actions and mine clearance in particular. I do believe that Trump part two will occur in 2024. If this situation is still ongoing at that time. I do have confidence in his promise to at least get a cease fire. If this does not happen. I would seriously advise NATO forces to follow Polands example and purchase large amounts or licence build South Korean K2 tanks. With their special features. They would make a great contribution as engineer vehicles. With the necessary modifications. Like Titan, Trojan and CARV.
did he said "ukrain ocupaition of crimea"? if yes, who the hell is this guy, and who can explain how you can occpie your own territory?
Later he says "reconquest of Ukraine" so you can now untwist your knickers. When he speaks of the Ukrainian occupation of Crimea he is speaking in military mode [strategies] not political mode i.e. occupying the land area currently held by Russian forces.
drop un-necessary and irritating background sound track!
Guided FABS-500 and UPAB-1500s are waiting for ukrops
UK sending depleted uranium is not a great move for any of the troops there, or civilians.
My money is on the counter offensive being in the second/ third week of may…..
What do other people think?
totally agree but it all depend on the weather i suppose.
I think it will be a disaster
What Ukraine has achieved with $200 drones from Amazon should be a lesson to all Western military powers.
Good show.
Go HIMARS!
Russia can have all the red lines it wants, Crimea is Ukrainian.
crimea is was and will always be russia deal with it
@@briant5685 Things change, it's been Ukraine longer than youve been alive, deal with it.
@@paddington1670 change for what, first of all Crimea was transferred to Ukraine illegally, secondly although Russia did not accept such moves they just took things easy until the west decided to overthrow the legitimate government of Ukraine and replaced it with a puppet regime. Now if you think that Russia would have allowed NATO to have access to their black sea fleet founded in 1786 you are dead wrong, so Russia took back their priced peninsular, by the way where was Ukraine in 1786..??
Yeah, those dirty springs they deserve no respect!
Let them be offended.
A few trenches wont stop the Ukrainian army !
They don't have tanks and planes today they will not have them tomorrow so why not right now?
Have 8 brigades of western armour + their own
8 brigades of what? Leopard 1? Worse than a t72
A lot of talk no Action.😂
be patient, it's a virtue
@@paddington1670 When Counteroffensive ..asking for a friend 😉
How much longer will this site continue to post these lies??
one thing is certain, we as workforce will not be told what weapons, systems and distractions that can make the difference are currently dilivered to ukraine to not allow the russians to prepare properly. Especially important is how the northern border is protected while the ukrainian troops are conducting the operation in the east.
We havent heard much about the ukrainian defensive capabilities in the north and west for very good reasons, but its actually more important than the offensive capabilities of the ukrainian troops gathered in the east. The ukrainian offensive most certainly cannot succeed if these troops have to pull back to kiev oblast for stabilizing the defense, even if the tactics used by the ukrainians in the east were groundbreakingly smart and effective.
The South and the sea????
@@casteretpollux using balls like in that lake near washington to be able to place simpler and broader bridges to cross the dnepr. Could work. But time isnt on the russians side, the logic behind taking unneccessary risks escapes me.
Community estimates for Ukraine Army size : May 19th ( 848 000 )
Very well spoken but not a strategist basic stuff in reality, speak to Poland and others , the balance has changed his speech is irrelevant to other people ! Very poor choice
Middle finger to Putin take Crimea
Dellusions
Ruzzia can't use their nuclear options.
Doing so will be a red line for Nato. ;)
Sub Title is Absurd. Period.
B-52 will not spare 🇷🇺 military silos....
🤔
Momentum and morale must not be underestimated; if the West has provided Ukraine with sufficient means - i.e. logistics - to sustain an offensive, there is every chance it will retake the whole of its Southern mainland territory, certainly isolate Crimea and, short of Russian WMDs, enter Crimea successfully. But without the West supplying the kit, they won't be able to do it.
US submarine Columbia could destroy whole Russia in 30 minutes. Just wanted to mention this 😊
Shut up Natzi.
@@lowkid4689 what country are you from? Russia? Belarus? The UK? Switzerland? Australia? New Zealand? Japan? South Korea? Poland? Denmark? USA? Ireland? Canada?
@@lowkid4689 you creeps don't liberate anyone. You de-Liberate. De de de de de
But it wouldn't just succeed in destroying Russia but the US too.
the same way a russian one can wipe you out in less than 30 minutes..?their is no monopoly on nukes here,you die as well
Watch out for Russian trap
Good luck to Wagner.
I hope and wish the best to Ukraine's people and armed forces, also, because of the idiot in the US, releasing secret documents, I hope British secret service personnel, serving in the country are also safe.
Come on give Ukrainians jets, long range missiles, more tanks, more ammunition to expel the bandit Russians. Too much talking and little delivery by the West. Too may nations are dragging their feet/
Very appalling analysis. Very illogical and unrealistic wishful thinking
Gow rwady? Not ready at all!!!
making the Russians dig in is an advantage for Ukraine. They can take their time picking off Russian troops and equipment with grenade dropping drones, FPV Kamikaze drones and precision artillery and grind the Russians down while Ukraine finishes building up and training its assault forces and armored brigades
I think in order to re-take Crimea, Ukraine will have to attack on three fronts at the same time. An airborne assault by paratroopers, an amphibious assault and a land assault. I don't think Ukraine has the amphibious capabilities unless aided by the west since their navy is rather small. It is possible however and should the Ukrainian army gets a foot hold they could take the peninsula.
For having a bulb as your profile picture you aren't very bright, there is zero chance ukraine is taking Crimea without full nato invasion or nuclear fallout from russia
@@adgjl945 I was implying that the West would have to be involved one way or another. As far as nukes are concerned, should Putin pull that trigger, the gloves come off.
hollywood is dangerous
@@TheFlatlander440 which gloves..??what makes you think you would survive to call it a day,you die as well kiddo
@@TheFlatlander440 maybe go and check out what guided FAB-500 and UPAB-1500s are doing to ukrops in Zaporozhe
I personally don't like my country funding anyone in this war. However if Russian failures give them an excuse to utilize nukes my attitude would change instantly and I would support immediate direct engagement by US Forces with Russia. Be careful Russia your pitiful excuse for a military gives you no excuses to use nukes against a very small foe.
Oh yes it does.
@@limedickandrew6016 so exactly who is threatening russia again? was it...the defensive organization known as NATO? or was it the USA on a different continent? or perhaps was it jealousy at all the countries that rank 60 countries higher than you on the best country index? Heck even Ukraine ranks higher on that list than russia does, that's how much of a hole russia has become.
Anyway, there's no reason for russia to be invading a sovereign Ukraine, no one is threatening russians. OH russian ethnic minorities RESIDING IN UKRAINE dont feel welcome any more? GO BACK to russia. I hear there's plenty of land there. No need to annex land you have never even been to, ridiculous. putin is a joke, the entire russian biome is a circus.
Ukraine needs Crimea have any security in the future
they can have it in hollywood otherwise crimea is back home where it has always belonged
Is Forces News an RF propaganda channel?
We haven't given them enough Main Battle Tanks for a decent offensive.
The UK could have given them four times as many Challenger 2s it's what Challenger 2s were designed for.
The amount of Leopard 2s given so far is pathetic.
We should have been training their pilots to fly Western jets months ago, the West seems to be dragging this out possible to destroy the Russian Armed Forces over a pretracted time period.
Slava Ukraine Glory to the Heroes.
Slava Ukraine Glory to the Heroes.
Good move Ukraine.Take control of the nuclear weapons.And you are in a better position to fight Russia.This is closer
RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA
Ukraine will liberate Crimea 🇺🇦😭😂
So cute 😂
My friends, Ukraine's offensive will begin soon. History shows that a 3 to 1 superiority is needed for successful offensives. It is time to help Ukraine as much as you can. Give $1 to help, or as much as you can. Be a part of these final battles. It is time.
I'd go for more "fires of unknown origin" in Crimea: systematic attacks by special forces in different parts of Crimea to make life for the invaders very uncomfortable, and see what happens. 200 Scarlet Pimpernels attacking here, leaving explosives there, without being caught. The Ukrainians already have showed they can do it. Just as a STEP 1 to see what Moscow does. Does it take punitive actions, if so of what kind etc.
woefully unready. .6 months training crammed into 5 weeks. .30 day tank training to replace 24 months training limited amount of planes. .30 in total up against the largest most integrated air defence system on the planet with woefully useless ukranian air defences at this point.. hence the russian ability to use its airpower unrestricted in the eastern front lines. Ukraine to date has lost 2 whole armies of men and machines. .hence the so called counter offensive, with limited trained men and a miss match of machines causing a total logistical nightmare for the ukrainians. and only 10 recovery vehicles pledged to cover an 850 mile front with repair workshops and mechanics 1000km away in poland. The russians again are happy to give ground to create another trap much like archimosk or the final khurson offencive when losing 2 whole battalions of men and machines trying but failing to take the city and 700 men killed on the move to take khurson while the russians had retreated from the city and hitting the advancing forces with shelling and air power but its ok you can still virtue signal by changing your profile picture on facy. .
Russians 3 days training
If Russian used Nuclear Tactical Weapons, because they are losing territory within Crimea!
Could or would be a Red Line for the Americans and Nato plus European Nations too, which Russian Leadership in Moscow would have to think about,
What would not only the West do, or what would the Chinezpse may do too?
If the Russia or Putin's Soviet Regime inner circle Leadership, use even Tactical Nuclear weapons, could be stepping over the line internationally!
lol what can you do to russia..??bomb russian troops..??it ain't taliban or saddam any stupid action on russia and you are done as well
Russian Crimea, Russian Donbas, war over.
In your dreams pootin lmao
Blinken said that it was time for Ukrainians to go to the slaughterhouse. WSJ is describing Zelenskyy mobilization in this way: "Mr. Zelensky in January introduced even harsher punishment for desertion and disobedience. A disabled person was drafted in western Ukraine and pronounced fit for service despite having no hands . Another died on the front lines within a month of mobilization after 10 days of training, according to his relatives. " Zelenskyy is officially catching and forced conscripting even disabled. Ukrainian Ambassador to London Vadim Prystaiko: "We're losing people left and right." For some strange coincidence sons of Mr. Prystaiko are living in Belgium and don't want to die for Zelenskyy.
You watch a lot of Russian "News" TV, I see.
What about the Nazis? Are they still talking about "Nazis"?
The Jewish Nazi eh?
@@abrahamdozer6273 What are you smoking? WSJ has nothing to do with Russia, it's mainstream newspaper.
@@joshuapaul2022 Well, I'm supposed to accept what you think WSJ published? ... you? ... a Russian troll?
@@joshuapaul2022 dont argue with nato bots lol, they have no perception of reality
Use one nuke and NATO would kick out Russia from Ukraine in a week. Anything else would be M.A.D.
Get real. Ukraine is out of ammunition, so where are they going? Nowhere, It's over.
says who? a russian troll in a youtube comment section? good one kid
They won't even get to use their ammo.
No ammo, no tanks, no planes, they're doomed.
Show no mercy for none shall be given go into battle hoping to live and you will surely die I’m going to battle prepared to die and you may very well live even if you have cornered your enemy always allow a small escape for your enemy this shows high progress on the battlefield remember you’re protecting the woman and children energy neither created nor destroyed each individual human will be judged based upon their actions in the next life this is not a matter of yes or no protect women and children at all costs be honorable to your enemy but have an iron fist in an iron rod in the event horizon is the singularity in which you try to negotiate with your enemy try to bring them in do not hold a machine gun to them and threaten to kill them hold a gun to them and say I will offer you meat and potatoes come I will not hurt you come help build fix grow on our side for we are humans yes why are we attacking other humans because you make your own enemies in your own friends so why would you
I guess that after the Ukes complete their capture of Bakhmut they will move forward in to Russia itself! The Uke airforce seems to be doing a good job too! All be over soon.
The 100 page leaked documents show it isn't going well for Ukraine.
Guided FABS-500 and UPAB-1500s are waiting for ukrops,a single drop of these monsters is enough to wipe out a battalion
@@v4skunk739 ou mean the part where Russian lost 2x more soliders then ukraine? 🤣🤣
Crimea will be at least partially Ukrainian by Autumn 2023, mark my words
i hope your right.
Keep dreaming
@@dermacure668 its certianly a long shot. melitople is the furthest they could realistically hope for
lol based on what? Ukraine is about to loose Bakhmut..
@@v4skunk739 based on russia ran from kyiv kherson and kharkiv while ukraine holds back most of its troops for a counter offensive with its new shiny toys lol. these are the facts. also wagner who is the only russian force who gained any ground in 7 months admitted themselvs they will be wiped out in 6 months at this rate. whats your argument little buddy lol