Putin don't want to end this war. What Putin really want since the beginning is a buffer space between Russsia and the NATO countries. Ukraine in ruins is the perfect buffer space, so let the ruins stay, end this war not.
When Ukraine run out of manpower, the war is over. And now they are losing a lot of men in Kursk that could be helping the Donbass front. Those soldiers there need rotation. If you don't have enough troops to rotate them, they will fall. Notixe that russia is not rushing to expell them from Kursk. They are building defensive lines very far in the rear. They know that it's easy to fight the Ukrainians when they don't have fortress to hide from artillery and bombs.
@@Luiz-w5s Nice try, Ivan. Putin is politically finished. He can't protect russians from Ukrainian strikes. He can't protect russian territory from Ukrainian incursions, and Ukraine's losses have been low in Kursk. Meanwhile >2,000 russians have surrendered, and in at least two cases, whole columns of russian troops have been destroyed in transit - one of these columns was attacked by a russian helicopter. I see only a window in putin's future. Or maybe, a cup of tea.
Not control, administer. Not Russian, Kurskian Peoples' Republic. Not settlements but groups of liked minded individuals. Get your fax straight about this Special Ukrainian Operation hmmkay.
@@sergiyrospysdiyenko6224 I think Crimea is the only thing of and in Ukraine that Russia has control over 100%. Luhansk and Donetsk is almost completely under Russian control. Kherson city is under Ukrainian control since the counter-offensive and Zaporizhzhia seems split along the line of the Dnipro going towards the east. Both Russia and Ukraine are straining each other. You'd think Russia would be able to outlast Ukraine in a battle of attrition, but I'm assuming that pressure on Russia's weak points within its own country could really put them off balance and lead them to making costly mistakes. Looking at the POW, it seems to have worked and the element of surprise was there. Furthermore, Russia is huge and therefore has lots of potential targets for sabotage or drone warfare. In the end, two country with destroyed economies will remain but one of the countries won't be isolated from world trade, whereas the other gets fleeced by China and India.
@@sergiyrospysdiyenko6224 I think Crimea is the only thing of and in Ukraine that Russia has control over 100%. Luhansk and Donetsk is almost completely under Russian control. Kherson city is under Ukrainian control since the counter-offensive and Zaporizhzhia seems split along the line of the Dnipro going towards the east. Both Russia and Ukraine are straining each other. You'd think Russia would be able to outlast Ukraine in a battle of attrition, but I'm assuming that pressure on Russia's weak points within its own country could really put them off balance and lead them to making costly mistakes. Looking at the POW, it seems to have worked and the element of surprise was there. Furthermore, Russia is huge and therefore has lots of potential targets for sabotage or drone warfare. In the end, two country with destroyed economies will remain but one of the countries won't be isolated from world trade, whereas the other gets fleeced by China and India.
This time, demonstrating how fast they learn, Ukraine ignored the "very clever" US military brass whose summer offensive plans pushed them straight into the Zaporizhzhia minefields.
The "union" in "Soviet Union" referred to a union of 15 constituent "republics". Bryansk, Kursk, and Belgorod oblasts were part of the Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic (RSFSR). Ukraine was known as the Ukrainian SSR. So Kursk Oblast was Russian soil, as well as Soviet soil, in the same way that Orange County is California soil and US soil.
Ukraine has all the rights to do EVERYTHINGS, ANYTHINGS, WHATEVER until Russia gets out from all Ukraine territories which included Crimea...as simple as that...
Still looks horrible having a couple hundred of your troops surrender every other day though. Doesn't help that every day Russia fails to stop Ukraine from taking more. OP you clearly aren't that bright to not recognize the significance.
And he's likely to age quite a lot more in the coming weeks, as this failure in the region of the border/front line, where the overwhelming part of Russian forces are concentrated and supposed to be prepared, will make him look slow, inert, deluded, unprepared on 17,000,000sq km. As political pressure mounts, his psychological strengths and weaknesses may exert even more influence over future events on the battlefield.
почему тогда Украина потеряла 20% территории , учитывая ...что на самом деле в России войну эту еще не сильно чувствуют , Россия всерьез еще не начинала воевать.
@@ISthreetank Closer to 18%, almost all of that was taken in 2014 or in the opening days of 2022, before Ukraine had mobilized. Two years ago Russia lost half the territory they occupied and has taken almost nothing since.
@@ISthreetank russia is rapidly going broke. It's running out of armour, artillery, missile defences, warplanes and fuel. Ukraine has ceded ground in the Donbas while simply destroying russians in a typical 3 or 4 to 1 ratio - at times up to 20 to 1. russia's economy is dying, never mind GDP - sovereign reserves are declining quickly, and military production is cannibalising domestic production. When this war ends, no country on the planet wants to buy russian weapons - except a few poor countries. The war is being felt in russia, but maybe not in ways you recognise.
Dear Opinionated Speculators, (professional or otherwise): Ukraine is all in on this and they ain’t coming home anytime soon! Always risk in war deary as is death! Moving on……..Slava Ukraine!
its a war---how much more risk is there--the big reason they didnt take a more aggresive stance was because of their allies saying no no--maybe next year--but now there told its okay so now there givener
My message to Ukrainian soldiers that I will stand for Ukrainian troops in nature I pray for them they will take their lands back I love Ukrainian people
It's surreal to think that in 2024, a tiny portion (but a portion nonetheless) of territory of the Russian Federation is being forcibly occupied by another country.
It's totally surreal that Russia is not capable of protecting its borders. If Ukraine does this - the rest of the border around Russia is basically a duty free zone.
its been almost 80yrs the last time this happened. it took the Germans almost the entire war to reach within 100 miles of moskow before they got steamrolled by stalin just throwing bodies at the Germans. putin obviously cannot do that.
Am I the only one that sees the hypocrisy? Russia strives to retake Ukraine (which was part of Russia) and that's bad. BUT when Ukraine invades Russia, those same people cheer.
How can she smile and talk about the war in a jumpy tone, this is not a circus or an evening tv show, so inadequate! Stating things as "seemingly without much hardships" tells me she has or the editors/writers have no idea about "hardships"!
Yeah right if they did this in beginning they would have lost easily they focused on the main front line and stopping advancement then gathered forces that they could and launched this offensive while russians was busy and weak.
For how long can Ukraine control the Kursk area is the big question, a month? 2months? Meanwhile, Russia bombarded their logistics at Sumy Oblast cutting the very lifeline of supply for the Ukrainians
Yeah, that will be the interesting question. I assumed this was just a large scale raid, too. But if they intend to hold it, they must have reasonable assumption to be able to do so, including logistics considerations. So it will be interesting to see how, and whether, Russia can respond there. Because if they fail to indeed push Ukraine out within a month, that would be pretty embarrassing, given the supposed power imbalance of the war.
I thought that to be the one who's "blinking first" meant to be in the suddenly-losing side, I hope I was mistaken or he just switched things up by mistake.
Mick Ryan “ there’s not a lot of new things occurring in this war” and he wants to sell a book. He fails to mention the elephant in the room, drone warfare. Unlike any other conflict in history we are witnessing a massive shift in weaponry and communications .
last incursion was in USSR, you don't know about history correctly ;you you never emphasize that Staline was Georgian, Trotsky, Ukrainian Dzerjinski from polish origin
There's an interesting video on 'hromadske' (subtitled) about journalists interviewing locals in Sudzha who didn't evacuate. Incredible to see how little destruction there is, how the locals are angry with their Ru politicians and army and how the AFU is looking after them with food etc. This is the beginning of the end of Putin!
Not control, administer. Not Russian, Kurskian Peoples' Republic. Not settlements but groups of liked minded individuals. Get your fax straight about this Special Ukrainian Operation hmmkay. How do you think? is it real
If the Russian soldiers are contract soldiers drawn mostly from the East and poor rural areas then they can take those losses for ever cos it doesn't effect Moscow and St Petersburg which is where power lies.
You seem very unaware that the EU already have designed and manufactured a lot weapons themselves, especially Sweden. Weapons that are being used by the Ukrainians right now
@@oscarhagman8247 exactly that need to be EU wide not piece meal. They are doing it already but for example the Germans are buying f35 instead of building something better in EU. I highly doubt a german/EU built plane wouldn't be cheaper and better than f-35. I get f35 is kinda international but you understand what I'm getting at....
@@ryanwalters6184 Yeah, there's a fair point here. Especially since there was the entire Eurofighter initiative. Then going and buying US planes instead is undermining any prospect of an EU army. That said, many EU countries were struggling even maintaining outdated military (such as Germany). So expecting them to suddenly design their own weaponry is a bit far off the mark. They have to start by having any weaponry, first. Once their armies are back in order, equipped and modernized, we can see about getting more domestic military industry going.
Honestly , I don’t trust source anymore. I follow three sources saying that Ukraine is taken territory yet they’re starting to get in circle by the Russians and retreating certain areas. Multiple vehicles being destroyed with live video. This video just announce Ukraine aren’t allowed to speak so only Ukraine officials are claims success. It just odd. Both sides troop always boast.
Russia is very close to a strategically important town. Ukraine would need to advance many more km to get a similar target. I don’t see Russia blinking first, especially since they’ve shown themselves to be aggressively callous
Wich has two prepared fortified defensive lines, and a river. If you are thinking of Myrbhorad, that are still 15km from the strategically important HUB of Toretsk. Both will be as bloody as Bahkmut/Adiivia. The question is if russia has both manpower and equipment to continue at the same pace. At a certain point they will not have the soviet stock to rely upon. And it is and will be an even greater political disaster if the russian army is not able to drive Ukraine out of Kursk.
If you were to assume somebody captures 100 km² a day, there'll be 9 continuous days where reporting "1000 km²" is technically correct. That's how rounding and math works.
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I understand now why Medvedev said Russia has no borders.
Putin: We'll make a buffer zone to protect our country
Ukraine: Let me.
Putin don't want to end this war. What Putin really want since the beginning is a buffer space between Russsia and the NATO countries.
Ukraine in ruins is the perfect buffer space, so let the ruins stay, end this war not.
True, now Ukraine is protected.
Ukraine looking at very prosperous future , i wish i could live there seems like a heaven . Slava
Now dontesk lost to Russia
A referendum was held yesterday and 98% of the population of Kursk Oblast is seeking to be annexed by Ukraine.
It's true 98% said yes!
Stay strong Ukrainians. Greetings from Serbia.
Serbia? Thought you guys were Pro-Russia?
Ukraine changed the flags, and opened a military office in Kursk region! That statement by Ukraine is quite an insult to Russian Army.
If you believe a word of this..
Why aren't you on the front Dimitry? Oh you must be one of those rich russians@@TommyTCGT
😂😂😂😂😂😂 you are dreaming
When the Russians run out of vodka and discover this, they're gunna be pissed.
When the Russians run out of vodka and discover they still have nuclear weapons everybody is going to be pissed.
When Ukraine run out of manpower, the war is over. And now they are losing a lot of men in Kursk that could be helping the Donbass front. Those soldiers there need rotation. If you don't have enough troops to rotate them, they will fall. Notixe that russia is not rushing to expell them from Kursk. They are building defensive lines very far in the rear. They know that it's easy to fight the Ukrainians when they don't have fortress to hide from artillery and bombs.
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@@Luiz-w5s Nice try, Ivan. Putin is politically finished. He can't protect russians from Ukrainian strikes. He can't protect russian territory from Ukrainian incursions, and Ukraine's losses have been low in Kursk. Meanwhile >2,000 russians have surrendered, and in at least two cases, whole columns of russian troops have been destroyed in transit - one of these columns was attacked by a russian helicopter.
I see only a window in putin's future. Or maybe, a cup of tea.
Hard to get pissed if uv run out of vodka..lol
Nice move to let the Russian public know they are at war.
Good move by Zelensky, the longer he prolongs the war, the more money he will have for his accounts
@@joseGM2006 Yes, and the less will has got Putin: he's going broke, hourrah.
@@joseGM2006 And less money putin vil have.
@@joseGM2006 hope Putin sees this bro
"Buffer zone Vlad" is furious 😀
Dozens of settlements? GOOD!
remember kursk offensive is ww2
@@ybag9909 no one cares
As Kylo would say "More, More"
@@cristiangaban960 who is no one geek?
@@ybag9909 Remember Kursk sub in 2000?
That's the one keeping Putler awake at night 🙃
Ruzzia captures 1000 km2 = 180,000 casualties
Ukraine captures 1000 km2 = 18 casualties.
do you think only 18 casualty a realty?
@@JSRTales Do you think only 180.000 casualties on the russian side?
@@JSRTales The Russia forces ran away and surrendered. So Ukraine encountered little resistance. 18 may not be correct but the point stands.
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@@ian-f5f dont think for a min ukrn acheived this, this is all usa and other cntries
VLAD THE IMPLODER
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Russia can't even protect its territory
Russia is a joke second army in Russia 😅
This region is happy to no longer belong to Russia
Didnt saw Ukraine Flags in the streets 😮 No Happy Welcome
Not control, administer.
Not Russian, Kurskian Peoples' Republic.
Not settlements but groups of liked minded individuals.
Get your fax straight about this Special Ukrainian Operation hmmkay.
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Did Russia ever controlled Zaporizhya or Kherson?
@@sergiyrospysdiyenko6224 I think Crimea is the only thing of and in Ukraine that Russia has control over 100%. Luhansk and Donetsk is almost completely under Russian control. Kherson city is under Ukrainian control since the counter-offensive and Zaporizhzhia seems split along the line of the Dnipro going towards the east.
Both Russia and Ukraine are straining each other. You'd think Russia would be able to outlast Ukraine in a battle of attrition, but I'm assuming that pressure on Russia's weak points within its own country could really put them off balance and lead them to making costly mistakes. Looking at the POW, it seems to have worked and the element of surprise was there. Furthermore, Russia is huge and therefore has lots of potential targets for sabotage or drone warfare. In the end, two country with destroyed economies will remain but one of the countries won't be isolated from world trade, whereas the other gets fleeced by China and India.
@@sergiyrospysdiyenko6224 I think Crimea is the only thing of and in Ukraine that Russia has control over 100%. Luhansk and Donetsk is almost completely under Russian control. Kherson city is under Ukrainian control since the counter-offensive and Zaporizhzhia seems split along the line of the Dnipro going towards the east.
Both Russia and Ukraine are straining each other. You'd think Russia would be able to outlast Ukraine in a battle of attrition, but I'm assuming that pressure on Russia's weak points within its own country could really put them off balance and lead them to making costly mistakes. Looking at the POW, it seems to have worked and the element of surprise was there. Furthermore, Russia is huge and therefore has lots of potential targets for sabotage or drone warfare. In the end, two country with destroyed economies will remain but one of the countries won't be isolated from world trade, whereas the other gets fleeced by China and India.
There's no difference. The people look to Putin for help.
Let them hold a referendum and win 99% of votes! Lets see how Russia will take this 😂
This time, demonstrating how fast they learn, Ukraine ignored the "very clever" US military brass whose summer offensive plans pushed them straight into the Zaporizhzhia minefields.
Russians were gleefully talking about how Ukraine had run out of troops. Now they know where those troops really were
And where will they be by the end of winter?
It wasn't 'Russian' soil in 1941. It was Soviet soil. That's an important distinction.
Who do you think built and led the Soviet Union, China? Russia is becoming closer to the level of authoritarianism of the USSR since it collapsed.
The "union" in "Soviet Union" referred to a union of 15 constituent "republics". Bryansk, Kursk, and Belgorod oblasts were part of the Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic (RSFSR). Ukraine was known as the Ukrainian SSR. So Kursk Oblast was Russian soil, as well as Soviet soil, in the same way that Orange County is California soil and US soil.
@@grumpynerdUkrainian history stretches back before Soviet Union
It was Russian soil, as it was RSFSR soil
@@cmbergersct3492 before Soviet Union, Ukraine was just a part of Russia since 1654.
The concept of defense has become too flexible.
*Ukraine🇺🇦 have border disputes with Russia.*
make border agreement & keep peace!
3000 men and 11 tanks will not alter the outcome of the war.
The EU and NATO will be better off with the toughened, war'hardened Ukrainian warriors helping them in future.
Slava Ukraine,
Intelligence seems to finally evade aggressors!
All those Russians displaced won’t be keeping quiet I hope
Ukraine has all the rights to do EVERYTHINGS, ANYTHINGS, WHATEVER until Russia gets out from all Ukraine territories which included Crimea...as simple as that...
Agree with you. Russia is agressor, Putin attacked suveren country, evil dictator, down with him. Slava Ukraini
Ukraine should annex this region..
It used to be part of Ukraine anyway and a lot of the older population there speak Ukrainian.
How many of those settlements did Preston mark on their map?
good 👍, Russia must understand what is looks like.
I thought Gerasimov said Ukraine is already stopped 😅❤
kyiv was taken in 3 days :DDDD
Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦
Ukraine invaded Russian’s farmland and open field and took a tiny dot on the map, I don’t think Russia is trouble in any way. 🤣😂🤦♂️
Still looks horrible having a couple hundred of your troops surrender every other day though. Doesn't help that every day Russia fails to stop Ukraine from taking more. OP you clearly aren't that bright to not recognize the significance.
Putin looks old and small.
And he's likely to age quite a lot more in the coming weeks, as this failure in the region of the border/front line, where the overwhelming part of Russian forces are concentrated and supposed to be prepared, will make him look slow, inert, deluded, unprepared on 17,000,000sq km. As political pressure mounts, his psychological strengths and weaknesses may exert even more influence over future events on the battlefield.
The quality of weapons and quality of soldiers matters in a war , and I think in both terms Russia is lagging behind Ukraine...
почему тогда Украина потеряла 20% территории , учитывая ...что на самом деле в России войну эту еще не сильно чувствуют , Россия всерьез еще не начинала воевать.
@@ISthreetank20% because the Eastern Ukrainians revolted against Kiev? Russians were never good at war.
@@ISthreetank Closer to 18%, almost all of that was taken in 2014 or in the opening days of 2022, before Ukraine had mobilized. Two years ago Russia lost half the territory they occupied and has taken almost nothing since.
@@ISthreetank russia is rapidly going broke. It's running out of armour, artillery, missile defences, warplanes and fuel. Ukraine has ceded ground in the Donbas while simply destroying russians in a typical 3 or 4 to 1 ratio - at times up to 20 to 1. russia's economy is dying, never mind GDP - sovereign reserves are declining quickly, and military production is cannibalising domestic production. When this war ends, no country on the planet wants to buy russian weapons - except a few poor countries. The war is being felt in russia, but maybe not in ways you recognise.
@@foilhat1138 common if NATO won't be helping Ukrainie it would nor survive.
Dear Opinionated Speculators, (professional or otherwise): Ukraine is all in on this and they ain’t coming home anytime soon! Always risk in war deary as is death! Moving on……..Slava Ukraine!
Slava Ukraine!!!
So they will hold these 5% of Kursk region with total population 5k with 10k troops?
@@dmitryletov8138 The Russians will lose 200,000 soldiers trying to get it back! You are not understanding what is happening in this chess game.
Meanwhile Ukraine evacuates Pokrovsk.
its a war---how much more risk is there--the big reason they didnt take a more aggresive stance was because of their allies saying no no--maybe next year--but now there told its okay so now there givener
Putler all of a sudden has started recognising intl. borders ?
Victory for Ukraine❤
Putin: “I am gonna invade Ukraine”
Zelensky: “Uno Reverse”
Little reminder to those who didn’t know… Up until 1919 it was ukrainian territory including Kursk, Rostov on Don, Belgorod, Taganrog🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
My message to Ukrainian soldiers that I will stand for Ukrainian troops in nature I pray for them they will take their lands back I love Ukrainian people
🎉🎉thank you. Very. Much
Could Ukraine be wrapping itself around the Russian frontline to cut off supplies and essentially starve off 100k+ Russian troops
Now or Never...!!!
Why not to speak to the press !!!!
Look how old they are, 2 weeks max
It's surreal to think that in 2024, a tiny portion (but a portion nonetheless) of territory of the Russian Federation is being forcibly occupied by another country.
It's totally surreal that Russia is not capable of protecting its borders. If Ukraine does this - the rest of the border around Russia is basically a duty free zone.
@@josephp7788 China already layed eyes on some territory at Ussuri and Amur.
its been almost 80yrs the last time this happened. it took the Germans almost the entire war to reach within 100 miles of moskow before they got steamrolled by stalin just throwing bodies at the Germans. putin obviously cannot do that.
Не ври
4:12 This is the flag for what battalion?
It seems like a gang of teenage burglers break into houses from centenarians and DW is on the frontline reporting it how brave this gang is.
Good guest, even if he did seemingly misspeak about who he wishes to “blink” first.
4:40 - He hopes the Ukrainians will blink first, and retreat? That isn’t cool.
Am I the only one that sees the hypocrisy? Russia strives to retake Ukraine (which was part of Russia) and that's bad. BUT when Ukraine invades Russia, those same people cheer.
How can she smile and talk about the war in a jumpy tone, this is not a circus or an evening tv show, so inadequate! Stating things as "seemingly without much hardships" tells me she has or the editors/writers have no idea about "hardships"!
A big gamble, all or nothing, RIP
Seems like they know what they are doing..... 😂
Yeah right if they did this in beginning they would have lost easily they focused on the main front line and stopping advancement then gathered forces that they could and launched this offensive while russians was busy and weak.
Ukriane is against god putin is not against god.. that is a clear fact trump tried to point fingers at russia on this situation..
Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 🇺🇸
For how long can Ukraine control the Kursk area is the big question, a month? 2months? Meanwhile, Russia bombarded their logistics at Sumy Oblast cutting the very lifeline of supply for the Ukrainians
Yeah, that will be the interesting question. I assumed this was just a large scale raid, too. But if they intend to hold it, they must have reasonable assumption to be able to do so, including logistics considerations. So it will be interesting to see how, and whether, Russia can respond there. Because if they fail to indeed push Ukraine out within a month, that would be pretty embarrassing, given the supposed power imbalance of the war.
And yet the Ukrainians are still advancing. It's amazing what they can do without logistics.
@@nigelgarrett7970 not going to last unfortunately. They lost four regions or about 20% of Ukraine 😬
In the long run would this help?
I thought that to be the one who's "blinking first" meant to be in the suddenly-losing side, I hope I was mistaken or he just switched things up by mistake.
Lets wait 2 winters 😅
Mick Ryan “ there’s not a lot of new things occurring in this war” and he wants to sell a book. He fails to mention the elephant in the room, drone warfare. Unlike any other conflict in history we are witnessing a massive shift in weaponry and communications .
Imagine with NATO invade russia it would only take a days.
You're overestimating Russia's strength. NATO won't fall in a matter of days.
last incursion was in USSR, you don't know about history correctly ;you you never emphasize that Staline was Georgian, Trotsky, Ukrainian Dzerjinski from polish origin
There's an interesting video on 'hromadske' (subtitled) about journalists interviewing locals in Sudzha who didn't evacuate. Incredible to see how little destruction there is, how the locals are angry with their Ru politicians and army and how the AFU is looking after them with food etc.
This is the beginning of the end of Putin!
The same thing was said since 2022.
Do you know how it goes for the once who invade Russia?
Ask the french and germans!!
Ukraine winning??
😂😂😂😂
About 70 by now! 🎉
Different story from Ritter.. go learn and cry.
Not control, administer.
Not Russian, Kurskian Peoples' Republic.
Not settlements but groups of liked minded individuals.
Get your fax straight about this Special Ukrainian Operation hmmkay.
How do you think? is it real
Talk of the 24 hours and tell the truth too.
He seems to be biased
Blame putin for this
This just in.Ukraine redraws map of Russia 🇷🇺
If the Russian soldiers are contract soldiers drawn mostly from the East and poor rural areas then they can take those losses for ever cos it doesn't effect Moscow and St Petersburg which is where power lies.
I wish EU would wake UP and gear up. I love to see what weapons EU would design and not just buy USA weapons.
You seem very unaware that the EU already have designed and manufactured a lot weapons themselves, especially Sweden. Weapons that are being used by the Ukrainians right now
@@oscarhagman8247 exactly that need to be EU wide not piece meal. They are doing it already but for example the Germans are buying f35 instead of building something better in EU. I highly doubt a german/EU built plane wouldn't be cheaper and better than f-35. I get f35 is kinda international but you understand what I'm getting at....
@@ryanwalters6184 Yeah, there's a fair point here. Especially since there was the entire Eurofighter initiative. Then going and buying US planes instead is undermining any prospect of an EU army.
That said, many EU countries were struggling even maintaining outdated military (such as Germany). So expecting them to suddenly design their own weaponry is a bit far off the mark. They have to start by having any weaponry, first. Once their armies are back in order, equipped and modernized, we can see about getting more domestic military industry going.
This is going sweet my stomach how are they going leave Russia😂😂😂
Ole man Put knees are knocking now
Honestly , I don’t trust source anymore. I follow three sources saying that Ukraine is taken territory yet they’re starting to get in circle by the Russians and retreating certain areas. Multiple vehicles being destroyed with live video. This video just announce Ukraine aren’t allowed to speak so only Ukraine officials are claims success. It just odd. Both sides troop always boast.
.... So buy his book!
ILL NOT BUY HIS TRASH!
Fewer Russian troll farm workers have been posting their bs.
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See how russian military is very weak , Ukrainian army is easily enter russia. Territory
Soon moskva🎉
" run ...you fools " 🧙♂️I 🔥👹🔥
It's a taste of there own medicine Ukraine acting like Russia even with the triangle there Z
Boycott everything russian.
Check if a company has ANY ties to those criminals before buying anything
Annex land to the same nazy putin did with ukraine
Controlled? A lot of area is empty
empty of russians
@@paladrounderrated comment lol
Russia is very close to a strategically important town. Ukraine would need to advance many more km to get a similar target. I don’t see Russia blinking first, especially since they’ve shown themselves to be aggressively callous
Wich has two prepared fortified defensive lines, and a river. If you are thinking of Myrbhorad, that are still 15km from the strategically important HUB of Toretsk.
Both will be as bloody as Bahkmut/Adiivia.
The question is if russia has both manpower and equipment to continue at the same pace.
At a certain point they will not have the soviet stock to rely upon. And it is and will be an even greater political disaster if the russian army is not able to drive Ukraine out of Kursk.
Kursk region. Support Ukraini troops ✌🇺🇦🇺🇦✌
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Exactly the same as four days ago then??" What's going on? Its been 1000 km2 for a week now...."
If you were to assume somebody captures 100 km² a day, there'll be 9 continuous days where reporting "1000 km²" is technically correct. That's how rounding and math works.
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Kursk has not fallen.
DW narrative for a change
Yup I see Nukes
Syrsky says lol
Not for long…
Dozens 😂😂
Everything said on both sides sounds shallow at best.