@@IAmRussianBot Ukrainian propagandist who is well-known for coping hard, he also escaped conscription and fled to Switzerland so he's a complete hypocrite too.
@@Haguynitzan Who? When? In what context? And considering current situation, even if they did say that, they were right. Fallback to secure their logistic.
The same thing happened in Syria, which had so many schools and hospitals that Bashar Al Assad should have been made minister of health or education here in the West, as he clearly knew how to provide in both areas. Unlike his Western counterparts.
Russia is now averaging over 10 square kilometers of land captured daily, and even a 10 square kilometer advance is considered minimal. At times, they capture as much as 40 to 50 square kilometers. In the area below Pokrovsk direction, around 40 square kilometers have already been classified as Russian-controlled territory. Although DeepState UA has yet to acknowledge this, it's only a matter of time before they do. This kind of self-deception and delayed reporting does nothing to change the reality on the ground.
thats quite small though, i mean yeah ukrainians arent advancing much either but like thats really not a lot its going to take russians like 2500 days to take control of a whole single oblast which is like 7 years or something
@@mikaela43523 Except these advances are being made in the only fortified part of Ukraine and as soon as these fortifications are taken there will be nothing stopping them anymore
@@mikaela43523 Small movements give ground for momentum, the Russian advance has only accelerated in the South-East front, they are extremely close to Pokrovsk with sabotage groups easily being able to enter the vicinity of the city, not to mention that they are already in Toretsk. With the fall of these two cities the Ukrainians literally do not have any defensive lines to fall back to except the Dnieper river, which has no fortifications. When these two cities fall I predict that the entire South-Eastern front will rapidly collapse, leading to Russia capturing the wanted regions, and potentially even moving towards the city of Dnipro. Pokrovsk will at the very least be besieged by the end of the year, but I along with many others believe that the city will be Putin's Christmas present.
❤❤💪💪Meanwhile economic development is shifting to Eurasia central around Mongolia, Russia, China, Kazakhstan,Iran, India and South East Asia whilst Europe, especially Germany and the US find themselves on the fringes because of their stupidity, Russophobia, Sinophobia and double standards. Go BRICS and multipolarity.
@@ZappyOh 2.6 years and still no white flags, that’s not bad considering they’re being invaded by “ the world’s second most powerful military’. Yeh, right.
Yes, that was unexpected news and Im really pleased...He's been a thorooughly unprofessional figure and at the same time puffed up (I suppose the Kiev fans love his brazen, punky style but I just find it ridiculous and unbecoming of a foreign minister). If he's going because he realizes the time is running out then it's a good sign - wonder who will step into his place?
"Ukraine celebrated its forces taking the small but important village of Robotyne on Monday. Most eyes now face the fortified Tokmak Air Base nearby, and Ukraine promised further advances south and east. With Ukraine reportedly past the worst of the Russian defensive belts, the potential exists for Ukraine to advance more rapidly." LOL 2023
At this pace, the Russians will be able to control the Dnipro from the north to the Black Sea by October. My guess, though, is that they will exercise operational restraint, so as not to provoke too much panic among UA's Western allies. They are careful chess players.
Sometimes I wonder if a little of this kind of panic would be good for us, connecting to reality is never bad. Certain actors at home have been taking us for a ride for too long
@@apostolosderakis9840 we are financing a war with our only producer of oil and gas and are on the brink of ww3 a nuclear war , a bit of panic is in place ??
@@FTA38yearfreeride I was just explaining the analogy. On your last point - I agree 100% - I'd prefer a world with no "chess". But we're just not evolved enough.
I think Rus doesn't give a rat's arse about panic in the West at this point. Maybe a year or so ago, but not now. The operational pause most likely will be though, but it will be only to establish a good chain of supply lines to further the offensive.
Le gout de la retraite à une saveur amère dit on ! Je pense que cela sonne comme une espérance pour tous les habitants de donbass en guerre depuis 2014 ! Ils ont payé cher le prix de leur liberté ! Le choix de vouloir parler leur langue matenelle, de pratiquer leur religion et d'appartenir à la grande histoire russe de leurs ancêtres !
Unbelievable how still a lot of people are still reasoning in terms of square kms... The meaning of attrition war seems to be as clear as that of quantum mechanics...
The message is clear: "I decide who to have as a neighbor". On the other hand, it is advisable to make your army grow in experience and doctrine as well as in armaments. This is Russia's intention and I don't understand why it isn't clear to everyone after a war that started 30 months ago.
The US reason exactly the same way in Central and South America. Washington aims to have the last word over who, or what regimes, get to power in the Caribbean and from the Rio Grande to Rio de Janeiro. Uncle Sam would never have tolerated a Mexican government sending invitations to Russia and China to build naval bases on their coastlines. The fact that communist Cuba still exists proves the point; the US has been in a hybrid war with them.(and sometimes bordering on open military war) aiming to unseat them by force, practically since day one.
@@louise_rose140+ assassination attempts by the clueless and incompetence agency, failed every single time, even resorted to an exploding cigar to get rid of castro.
@@louise_rose One fact remains...Cuba was informed, in the end, that this was a game of powers that could not be fulfilled at the moment...but they remain a small nation of islands facing the USA and openly hostile to them at a distance of 50 years. Ukraine, however, will disappear as a dangerous entity for Russian projects within the next 24 months despite the money paid by the West. All of us Europeans should inform ourselves about what this war has meant for ourselves. Thanks everyone for your attention.
@@nursebruno Honestly I think the main reason that the EU community (practically the same member list as NATO in mainland Europe) rushed up on the bandwagon for Ukraine 2½ years ago was out of loyalty to the US, rather than any massive love for Kiev. This is effectively a war driven by the designs of Uncle Sam (even if Kiev kinda went into it with open eyes) and it's 90% abut US interests and invests, not so much European ones. Europe can very well live with a Russified Ukraine - it's the American elites that can't take it. They stood the most to lose from the failure of the project.
Every MSM general, NATO source etc told us that the counter offensive was going as expected that it was going "slowly and steadily and was approaching a breaking point". They even claimed that it was nothing more than "probing incursions, and would be followed by an unstoppable breakthrough". Instead the truth was the "counter offensive" was like a mouse viciously attacking an elephant. After that point, I became 100% convinced they are willing to lie about literally anything and everything.
Russia is not fighting Ukraine Russia is fighting NATO and there are many hundreds of thousands of western idiots just ready to play soldier, so in reality Russia is way behind in troop numbers but makes up for it in nuclear weapons
@@Zamerika-xr8nt you are pimping the numbers😅is more like 600 dead and 2000 volunteer, wel een feit de Russen compenseren hun verliezen met vrijwilligers, terwijl de Oekraïniers er niet in slagen hun gigantische verliezen te compenseren.
Or "straightening the frontline", "moving to more advantageous positions", "regrouping for future offensive action", the list is long and I don't have the time to translate it all from the original German.
"The ideal way to sever the land bridge is for the Ukrainians to reach the Sea of Azov. Russia reportedly sent the 76th Guard Air Assault Division to try to plug the gap after Ukraine breached a major defensive belt. Ukraine thinks that belt was the hardest and, from here, its advance will likely accelerate. If so, that’s ideal. But technically, Ukraine can sever the land bridge from where it’s at. But another seven to 10 miles would be much better, as well as achieving a wider front, per Jan Kallberg speaking to Insider." LOL
@@starSheltermaybe I'm wrong but there were also quiet a few russians in service of Adolf. Same for a very big number of ukr in service of russia. Your point?
@@schepvogelk5971 Nazi Heads of NATO Adolf Heusinger, Hitler's Chief of Staff, became Chairman of the NATO Military Committee, 1961-1964 Hans Speidel, Rommel's Chief of Staff, became Commander in Chief of NATO Forces Central Europe, 1957-1963 Johannes Steinhoff, Luftwaffe fighter ace, became Chairman of the NATO Military Committee, 1971-1974 Johan von Kielmansegg, General Staff Officer Wehrmacht High Command, became NATO Commander Allied Forces Central Europe, 1966-1968 Ernst Faber, Lt Col Wehrmacht General Staff, became Commander in Chief NATO Forces Central Europe, 1973-1975 Karl Schnell, First General Staff Officer 76th Panzer Corps, became Commander in Chief NATO Forces Central Europe, 1975-1977 Franz-Joseph Schulze, Senior Lieutenant Luftwaffe, became Commander in Chief NATO Forces Central Europe, 1977-1979 Ferdinand von Senger und Etterlin, Adjutant Wehrmacht High Command, became Commander in Chief NATO Forces Central Europe, 1979-1983
KYIV, Aug 28 2023 (Reuters) - Ukraine said on Monday its troops had liberated the southeastern settlement of Robotyne ... The Ukrainian military said that its troops last week had raised the national flag in the strategic village"
That is a large section of the front they are ceding north of krasnogorivka, it's safe to assume there's 1000 soldiers, likely a few thousand. It's pretty obvious what he was talking about.
Looking at the map of the Kursk area... the Ukrainians have once more managed to capture the lower areas, allowing the enemy to attack them with impunity. I wonder if the AFU think that they got more men than the Russians got ammunitions? For the soldiers at least it looks really bad.
Ukraine needs to make a strategic retreat to a predetermined area and start fortifying. The whole line of contact is collapsing around them all options are bleak but maintaining manpower is critical at this stage
Question for anyone who knows the answer. Ukraine looks like North Dakota with farmland and then little city's with highrise apartments. What do those people living in the high rises do for a living 🤔?
8:09 ...There are three colours differentiating three areas: from EAST to WEST... a RED AREA... a BLUE AREA... and a GREY AREA... What do they mean?... How much of the DONETSK OBLAST... is NOT under RUSSIAN... control?...
It's kinda scary seeing the war progress faster than 1 treeline a week, seeing big swaths of land getting taken up each day instead of "Russia captures 400²m or random patch of trees" or "Ukraine advances 200m towards random 12 building village" makes the whole war feel a lot more serious if that makes sense.
The concept of supplies seem abstract, its not so hard to send camoflouged trucks through tree lines to settlement like pischane or some random village Ukrainians hold
10:38 ...It is not clear where the border between... RUSSIA... and... UKRAINE... is!... And it is not clear where the area in RUSSIAN territory controlled by the UKRAINIANS is!...
It’s not a retreat. It’s just a relocation to much more favourable and advantageous positions all planned meticulously well in advance and could well be defined as a strategic victory with minimal if not zero loses. Zelensky is a master strategist playing 4d chess while the Russians are taking unsustainable loses and on a verge of collapse at any moment.
8, 500~ in Kursk cannot confirm this brilliant representation of " reality"😂😂 What wil lyou say when only widows are left to fight for the corporations?
You know it's bad when Denys is starting to panic and telling the truth.
who?
@@IAmRussianBot Ukrainian propagandist who is well-known for coping hard, he also escaped conscription and fled to Switzerland so he's a complete hypocrite too.
@@IAmRussianBot Denys Davydov.
@@yesiamarussianbot3076 Ah that guy, yeah. Total shill
I thought your "who" was rhetorical
Ukraine: It's not a retreat, it's "advancing backwards"
Russia says the same tho?
@@Haguynitzan Who? When? In what context?
And considering current situation, even if they did say that, they were right. Fallback to secure their logistic.
@@rpk321 It's a joke
French Offensive...
They actually called it counter retreat operation
Please note: All Ukrainian buildings bigger than a garden shed have now been designated as “hospitals.”
The same thing happened in Syria, which had so many schools and hospitals that Bashar Al Assad should have been made minister of health or education here in the West, as he clearly knew how to provide in both areas. Unlike his Western counterparts.
At least that's a change. In 2022 every single building was a maternity ward.
The military training camp is also an educational institution😁
@@baykal6 So it'll appear in the western media as a "kindergarten."
In the end They realize that their lies are flawed and admitted that there's military personnels in that "hospital".
Russia is now averaging over 10 square kilometers of land captured daily, and even a 10 square kilometer advance is considered minimal. At times, they capture as much as 40 to 50 square kilometers. In the area below Pokrovsk direction, around 40 square kilometers have already been classified as Russian-controlled territory. Although DeepState UA has yet to acknowledge this, it's only a matter of time before they do. This kind of self-deception and delayed reporting does nothing to change the reality on the ground.
thats quite small though, i mean yeah ukrainians arent advancing much either but like
thats really not a lot
its going to take russians like 2500 days to take control of a whole single oblast which is like 7 years or something
@@mikaela43523 Except these advances are being made in the only fortified part of Ukraine and as soon as these fortifications are taken there will be nothing stopping them anymore
@@mikaela43523 Try looking at how far they moved in August - through heavy defences - and re-do your calculations.
@@mikaela43523 Many wars have lasted a long time, but in the end one side breaks and everything ends quickly.
@@mikaela43523 Small movements give ground for momentum, the Russian advance has only accelerated in the South-East front, they are extremely close to Pokrovsk with sabotage groups easily being able to enter the vicinity of the city, not to mention that they are already in Toretsk. With the fall of these two cities the Ukrainians literally do not have any defensive lines to fall back to except the Dnieper river, which has no fortifications. When these two cities fall I predict that the entire South-Eastern front will rapidly collapse, leading to Russia capturing the wanted regions, and potentially even moving towards the city of Dnipro. Pokrovsk will at the very least be besieged by the end of the year, but I along with many others believe that the city will be Putin's Christmas present.
❤❤💪💪Meanwhile economic development is shifting to Eurasia central around Mongolia, Russia, China, Kazakhstan,Iran, India and South East Asia whilst Europe, especially Germany and the US find themselves on the fringes because of their stupidity, Russophobia, Sinophobia and double standards. Go BRICS and multipolarity.
Kazakhstan ❤❤❤❤❤❤
This comment is nothing but common sense. I wish our rulers had some of it.
Kremlinbots is wildddddd
@@PCLprecutlionSource???
@@benachiesween the foreign policy of the US and UK is controlled by israel,and is not in the best interest of those two countries.
Thank you and greetings from Holland🌷
Ukraine need white flags.
It really is that simple.
Macron has a Stash of them i heard...Century Collection...
@@ZappyOh 2.6 years and still no white flags, that’s not bad considering they’re being invaded by “ the world’s second most powerful military’. Yeh, right.
FM Kuleba submits letter of resignation.
Ukraine's collapse is closer than we think.
*_URA_*_ !!!_
Yes, that was unexpected news and Im really pleased...He's been a thorooughly unprofessional figure and at the same time puffed up (I suppose the Kiev fans love his brazen, punky style but I just find it ridiculous and unbecoming of a foreign minister). If he's going because he realizes the time is running out then it's a good sign - wonder who will step into his place?
Dollar Store Harry Potter turn tail and haul ass? Guess he saw the writing on the wall.
One reports said he resigned while another said he’s dismissed. 🤷♂️
He was better to resign safing his oppotunity for nice living
So the chickens have finally come home to roost.
RIP Paul Harrell
I didn't know this RIP
Thank you Weeb ,. Great updates
"Ukraine celebrated its forces taking the small but important village of Robotyne on Monday. Most eyes now face the fortified Tokmak Air Base nearby, and Ukraine promised further advances south and east. With Ukraine reportedly past the worst of the Russian defensive belts, the potential exists for Ukraine to advance more rapidly." LOL 2023
Excellent analysis & report, Thankyou Weeb!
At this pace, the Russians will be able to control the Dnipro from the north to the Black Sea by October. My guess, though, is that they will exercise operational restraint, so as not to provoke too much panic among UA's Western allies. They are careful chess players.
@@FTA38yearfreerideThe idea behind chess is to simulate battle.
Sometimes I wonder if a little of this kind of panic would be good for us, connecting to reality is never bad. Certain actors at home have been taking us for a ride for too long
@@apostolosderakis9840 we are financing a war with our only producer of oil and gas and are on the brink of ww3 a nuclear war , a bit of panic is in place ??
@@FTA38yearfreeride I was just explaining the analogy. On your last point - I agree 100% - I'd prefer a world with no "chess". But we're just not evolved enough.
I think Rus doesn't give a rat's arse about panic in the West at this point. Maybe a year or so ago, but not now. The operational pause most likely will be though, but it will be only to establish a good chain of supply lines to further the offensive.
Le gout de la retraite à une saveur amère dit on !
Je pense que cela sonne comme une espérance pour tous les habitants de donbass en guerre depuis 2014 ! Ils ont payé cher le prix de leur liberté ! Le choix de vouloir parler leur langue matenelle, de pratiquer leur religion et d'appartenir à la grande histoire russe de leurs ancêtres !
😮
Unbelievable how still a lot of people are still reasoning in terms of square kms... The meaning of attrition war seems to be as clear as that of quantum mechanics...
The message is clear: "I decide who to have as a neighbor". On the other hand, it is advisable to make your army grow in experience and doctrine as well as in armaments. This is Russia's intention and I don't understand why it isn't clear to everyone after a war that started 30 months ago.
The US reason exactly the same way in Central and South America. Washington aims to have the last word over who, or what regimes, get to power in the Caribbean and from the Rio Grande to Rio de Janeiro. Uncle Sam would never have tolerated a Mexican government sending invitations to Russia and China to build naval bases on their coastlines. The fact that communist Cuba still exists proves the point; the US has been in a hybrid war with them.(and sometimes bordering on open military war) aiming to unseat them by force, practically since day one.
@@louise_rose140+ assassination attempts by the clueless and incompetence agency, failed every single time, even resorted to an exploding cigar to get rid of castro.
@@louise_rose One fact remains...Cuba was informed, in the end, that this was a game of powers that could not be fulfilled at the moment...but they remain a small nation of islands facing the USA and openly hostile to them at a distance of 50 years. Ukraine, however, will disappear as a dangerous entity for Russian projects within the next 24 months despite the money paid by the West. All of us Europeans should inform ourselves about what this war has meant for ourselves. Thanks everyone for your attention.
@@nursebruno Honestly I think the main reason that the EU community (practically the same member list as NATO in mainland Europe) rushed up on the bandwagon for Ukraine 2½ years ago was out of loyalty to the US, rather than any massive love for Kiev. This is effectively a war driven by the designs of Uncle Sam (even if Kiev kinda went into it with open eyes) and it's 90% abut US interests and invests, not so much European ones.
Europe can very well live with a Russified Ukraine - it's the American elites that can't take it. They stood the most to lose from the failure of the project.
@@louise_rose Eastern Europe supports Ukraine because they've suffered from Russian imperialism themselves
Great analysis thanks Weeb
The great Weeb Union,Thank you for your report!
Every MSM general, NATO source etc told us that the counter offensive was going as expected that it was going "slowly and steadily and was approaching a breaking point". They even claimed that it was nothing more than "probing incursions, and would be followed by an unstoppable breakthrough".
Instead the truth was the "counter offensive" was like a mouse viciously attacking an elephant.
After that point, I became 100% convinced they are willing to lie about literally anything and everything.
Thanks :)
Thankyou web
The Ukrainian army retreats with great courage.
I bet this won't be on main media
Cheers Weeb.
Damn this is the earliest I have ever been to a Weeb video.
Guys its okay!! Zelensky is just peacefully evacuating his troops.
From the earth?
Retreating into a shorter frontline is always a sign of manpower shortage
AFU is losing on evarage 2000 troops daily . DAILY !!! While Russia increasing its army by 7000 volanteers DAILY.
1700 a day, not 7000 :-)
Russia is not fighting Ukraine Russia is fighting NATO and there are many hundreds of thousands of western idiots just ready to play soldier, so in reality Russia is way behind in troop numbers but makes up for it in nuclear weapons
@@Zamerika-xr8nt you are pimping the numbers😅is more like 600 dead and 2000 volunteer, wel een feit de Russen compenseren hun verliezen met vrijwilligers, terwijl de Oekraïniers er niet in slagen hun gigantische verliezen te compenseren.
Not likely but Russia is winning
Historical analysis shows that the retreating side is likely to incur significant amount of casualties, particularly if it’s a rout
There is no retreat for Ukraine as they always called "Evacuation" from dangers
Or "straightening the frontline", "moving to more advantageous positions", "regrouping for future offensive action", the list is long and I don't have the time to translate it all from the original German.
Withdrawing to more fortified positions😂😂😂
That was a deep "Hello"
If you are dirt, beware of shovels.
Ukraine: “the frontline is not strategically important”
Tak for opdatering
Thank You
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"The ideal way to sever the land bridge is for the Ukrainians to reach the Sea of Azov. Russia reportedly sent the 76th Guard Air Assault Division to try to plug the gap after Ukraine breached a major defensive belt. Ukraine thinks that belt was the hardest and, from here, its advance will likely accelerate.
If so, that’s ideal. But technically, Ukraine can sever the land bridge from where it’s at. But another seven to 10 miles would be much better, as well as achieving a wider front, per Jan Kallberg speaking to Insider." LOL
Germans, 1941: Don't worry guys, the Russians can't fight for shit
Ukrainians, 2022: Don't worry guys, the Russians can't fight for shit
whoops
Thanks
Remind Russian war against Adolf
Enlighten us about the russians fighting Adolfs his army
I can't find anything in historybooks
Ukraine was Adolf most friendly nation. Banderitos...
@@starSheltermaybe I'm wrong but there were also quiet a few russians in service of Adolf. Same for a very big number of ukr in service of russia. Your point?
Adolf?
Who he?
@@schepvogelk5971 Nazi Heads of NATO
Adolf Heusinger, Hitler's Chief of Staff, became Chairman of the NATO Military Committee, 1961-1964
Hans Speidel, Rommel's Chief of Staff, became Commander in Chief of NATO Forces Central Europe, 1957-1963
Johannes Steinhoff, Luftwaffe fighter ace, became Chairman of the NATO Military Committee, 1971-1974
Johan von Kielmansegg, General Staff Officer Wehrmacht High Command, became NATO Commander Allied Forces Central Europe, 1966-1968
Ernst Faber, Lt Col Wehrmacht General Staff, became Commander in Chief NATO Forces Central Europe, 1973-1975
Karl Schnell, First General Staff Officer 76th Panzer Corps, became Commander in Chief NATO Forces Central Europe, 1975-1977
Franz-Joseph Schulze, Senior Lieutenant Luftwaffe, became Commander in Chief NATO Forces Central Europe, 1977-1979
Ferdinand von Senger und Etterlin, Adjutant Wehrmacht High Command, became Commander in Chief NATO Forces Central Europe, 1979-1983
Do the SKY News experts watch this channel for any kind of update?
Why would they, they have these things called satellites in space, guess what that lets you see?
@@IbnBahtuta pie in the sky?
@@IbnBahtutaCGI pictures 😅
CNN & BBC: Game changing retreat
Large scale Ucrainean evacuation😂
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"Those who turn and run away, will live to Fight another Day! - Sir Volo, Sir Volo...🙋😂
Weeb's favorite phase "at the same time." Try "simultaneously" on occasion
KYIV, Aug 28 2023 (Reuters) - Ukraine said on Monday its troops had liberated the southeastern settlement of Robotyne ... The Ukrainian military said that its troops last week had raised the national flag in the strategic village"
it was a trap.
Funpart it would be a 3 day operation to reach the sea of azov.
They expectedly would advance 30km a day.
Putin just recently stated that we haven't seen anything (from Russia) yet. I think we're just around the corner from that.
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Are there no advances toward pokrovsk itself because they are busy storming the fortifications and selydove?
Securing Flanks first...
@@superfuss1984 As well as freeing up forces.
How many percentages has Russia now conquered of Ukraine? It cannot still be only 20% of the country. It must be more than that!
It’s irrelevant cause russia has no interest capturing all of ukraine, maybe they will go till the dneper river as a buffer zone
Where that retreat happened of 1000 soldiers? You never mentioned anything about it...
That is a large section of the front they are ceding north of krasnogorivka, it's safe to assume there's 1000 soldiers, likely a few thousand. It's pretty obvious what he was talking about.
1 minute gang!
Russkaya Konopelka, its like Russian Tiny Hemp.
@@whitefalcon630 yes.
Russia used to be the largest producer of Hemp in the 18th century, make sense.
Konopelka is 1) name of the river 2) a kind of old traditional songs of good wishes
Konoplya is hemp in Russian, as I know, IDK how you said little hemp or Konoplyitza, or Konopelka?
@@ipcipc7760 Technically both are possible.
I think the the current stage of the Russo-Ukrainian is equivalent to 1938 in the Spanish Civil War.
Looking at the map of the Kursk area... the Ukrainians have once more managed to capture the lower areas, allowing the enemy to attack them with impunity. I wonder if the AFU think that they got more men than the Russians got ammunitions? For the soldiers at least it looks really bad.
Ukraine needs to make a strategic retreat to a predetermined area and start fortifying. The whole line of contact is collapsing around them all options are bleak but maintaining manpower is critical at this stage
Why pokrovsk offensive halted and with no progress in a week
Military Summary and Theti mapping covered this. Ukraine has sent in reserve frim the Kherson and Zapo region there
To be fair in two years Russia hasn't made much progress. To be fairer it's kinda been them vs. the entire West.
Russia didnt want the War...They got with Western Escalation...🤷
To be fairest, Russia 's using attrition tactics.
11:28 for Kursk
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Question for anyone who knows the answer. Ukraine looks like North Dakota with farmland and then little city's with highrise apartments. What do those people living in the high rises do for a living 🤔?
Heard of Mining? 🙄
All this is so sad :(
When will they stop this fucking war??!!!!
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Is it me or the Pokrovsk front is slowing down?
The front is speeding up elswhere.
An army cannot just rush forward forever and be successful. They need to consolidate gains, secure flanks, move up all supporting structures etc.
Where are the fighter jets F16 ?
Retraining pilots.
🖤🖤💙💙❤️❤️
8:09 ...There are three colours differentiating three areas: from EAST to WEST... a RED AREA... a BLUE AREA... and a GREY AREA...
What do they mean?... How much of the DONETSK OBLAST... is NOT under RUSSIAN... control?...
Willy did a video this week that show the % of all the different oblasts with AFRF presence.
It's kinda scary seeing the war progress faster than 1 treeline a week, seeing big swaths of land getting taken up each day instead of "Russia captures 400²m or random patch of trees" or "Ukraine advances 200m towards random 12 building village" makes the whole war feel a lot more serious if that makes sense.
0:16 russia capture area where ukrianian start counteroffensive
The concept of supplies seem abstract, its not so hard to send camoflouged trucks through tree lines to settlement like pischane or some random village Ukrainians hold
Have you ever been in the military, camouflage doesn't mean invisible and engines give off heat and sound lol
But why? Ukraine is winning.
😂😂😂😂
De perdre .
10:38 ...It is not clear where the border between... RUSSIA... and... UKRAINE... is!... And it is not clear where the area in RUSSIAN territory controlled by the UKRAINIANS is!...
Trump 2024
Are you CIA agent?
It’s not a retreat. It’s just a relocation to much more favourable and advantageous positions all planned meticulously well in advance and could well be defined as a strategic victory with minimal if not zero loses. Zelensky is a master strategist playing 4d chess while the Russians are taking unsustainable loses and on a verge of collapse at any moment.
😂😂😅
8, 500~ in Kursk cannot confirm this brilliant representation of " reality"😂😂
What wil lyou say when only widows are left to fight for the corporations?
Sarcasm or do you really believe what you just said?
Fool
@xy8083 I'm a bit of a bullshitter myself but occasionally I like to sit back and listen to an expert
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