Battle of Chasiv Yar Begins | State of The War Today
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Wait until the media says Chesiv Yar isn't strategically important
LMAO
Ditto
@matthewburgess1061 Savage, nice sense of humour
@matthewburgess1061 Ha ha ha ha ha!!
Been waiting a long time for this one Chasiv Yar
It certainly sounds like an impressive place for a battle. It's probably another burnt out husk of a village, but important it sounds awesome!
@@jong.7944 Defnitely not a village. This one is gonna be an extremely difficult battleground
@@NousoftheSupreme Chasov Yar looks like 6 separate villages combined under the name of a town.
Yarrrrrrr
@@vrijsenwouter beach party in Crimea by summer, Super Counteroffensive, Legendary ghost of kiev
Well, every settlement they lose is lost forever. The tide is against them
They dont call it a rip tide for nothing..
Yeppers
Scorched earth.
And yet they’re continue terrorizing Belgorod citizens
Did you really forget what happened in autumn 2022?
The Russian forces of Feb. 2022 were indeed very different to those of today. Don't forget, their rules of engagement and leadership doctrine then were radically different to the post April 2022 timeline. The initial SMO was intended to bring Kiev to the negotiating table. It avoided casualties ( both its own and those of Ukraine) , advanced rapidly to key points ( without having the logistics or force) to hold them and expected the Ukrainian forces to offer only limited resistance and push Zelensky into negotiations by assuming his regime would "fold". They were, obviously, wrong and Kiev walked away from negotiations ( at NATO's behest). That then changed Russia's entire objectives. Attrition became the aim to "demilitarise" Ukraine. Territorial gains were not the focus .... building their forces and destroying Kievs forces became the new objective and we see that new doctrine, tactics and strategy since that time
@@adrianobanak2824the only thing we see here Ukraine is already 404.
Totally agree
I guess FAB3000 will see its introduction
3 million artillery shells is a Western estimate. The same estimates have been telling us that Russia has been running out of ammunition since March 2022. Actual production might be much bigger and you can also include North Korea on top. And then you have rockets and missiles.
North Korea is potentially a steady source to rely on for surge conditions while domestic production can supply a baseline.
In Russia, not all capacities are utilized yet, there is a military plant near me, so it is not at full capacity, but only one third, but it is ready to work 24/7 at any time.
1st Russia´s production of armament is much superior than the western production, 2nd North Korea, wich is worlds first power in artillery systems, have sendt to Russia 10million long range artillery rounds and there is another 10 million in its way to the battlefield. 3rd Every western bullet has, at least, triple cost than a russian.bullet because, to the real cost of the weapon, you have to add the profits for the private companies while the russian production is state-controled and therefor its products are much cheaper 4th The western countries are puppets in the hands of the corporations while Russia and China are the master puppeters of the corporations in their own countries. That´s a much healthier situation for the people of Russia and China and is also the main reason for this war because the private corporations have the control of the hold west and want the control of the hold world
@@slavors63Trained manpower might be the bottleneck. Most people think in terms of factories but forget about hands that will be needed to keep those factories running.
@@permaculturaextremaduraFrom where are you getting those numbers of shells from NK? I have seen only 2-3 mils even on Russian channels.
Russia has a right to defend itself from nato aggresion
Lizzo has the right to defend herself from aggressive buffets
Lets go for the 3 days operation 😂😂
@@vrijsenwouter Russia did not say about the operation in 3 days, Russian President Vladimir Putin's quote about Moscow's alleged readiness to "take" Kiev in two weeks was taken out of context and had a different meaning. And all this nonsense about "3 days" was carried by the Western and Ukrainian media ,and even some Russian TV presenters, who were also not known for their intelligence. Officials, not even the military, never talked about the "3 days". P.S. You made it up and believed it yourself, due to the deficit of your mind. To make it clear to you : It is impossible to conquer a city of many millions with 40K Russian soldiers, for reference : Hitler stormed Kiev with a group of troops numbering more than 1 million....
@@vrijsenwouterI admit that comment is very original and highly intelligent.
@@rykwon4535 Lizzo is the US Schizzo.
Russia has eliminated additional 30 UA PowerPlants
only russia can save us from wearing dresses and purple hair
Jen Rusko nás může zachránit od genocidy slovanských narodu❤
What's your problem with purple hair. In fact what is your problem with people dying their hair whatever color they want? Do you think it is your right to tell others how to look, dress or act? You an authoritarian? Cause we are fighting authoritarianism as well as Natsies.
@@ExpatZ266 Well from a biological perspective - it fucks with their health (hair health here). If they're well informed of the risk and are at a place in their cognitive development where the choice can be made assuming all consequences, fair enough but if not it's just abuse by their peers and/or family.
@@ExpatZ266 Homosexuality is crime against our Creator.
@@ExpatZ266Azov? Have you heard of them?
General Weeb has become Professor Weeb. 😂
My hypothesis is that they'll try to shell it to ruins then encircle it.
I doubt that Ukraine still have elite troops. These units have been filled 2 or three times with recruits already. Only the name is the same. The combat readiness is way below of a elite unit.
good question how many career soldiers (+combat capable) & nco/specialists ukraine has left - they started with ~ 375k career soldiers probably 300-320 combat career soldiers and may have gained 100-150k additional from territorial survivors ... the russian speed may be determined whether ukraine has still offensive-capability (medium-scale - operational attack) or how long ukraine can keep it up
They still have units that are better equipped and supplied than others like 37th mech brigade. And they have units that get better quality replacements and conscripts as a rule. That's probably the only difference at this point and elite is a term to be used lightly. Even the western media were reporting that their elite units lost 80% of their original manpower within the first 8 months of fighting(sky news). Like the German Wehrmacht their NCOs and low level line officers are completely depleted and have been promoted to fill other ranks as attrition wears them down at such a fast rate. That's why Russia doesn't use the same heavy emphasis on NCOs as the NATO armies do. Their WWII experience taught them that those positions don't last long in heavy attritional warfare and they become unreliable and a weak point in the C&C structure as war grinds on. NATO followed the German model and are learning how it effects an army now.
@@The_Prince_Of_Crows exactly. There is another catch. We will most likely see the return of conscription. As standing professional armies do not really cut in a real war. Its a plain matter of men power. Seeing Russia having 600k inside Ukraine and another 300k in reserve is neck breaking for NATO with their massive reduced army size. The largest contingent is still Turkiye with around 400k followed by France 200k. The only country able to counter Russian troop numbers is most likely the USA. But their forces are scattered around the Globe. And Turkiye will not go to war against Russia. So NATO can do sh** in Ukraine. Just prolong the war to get more cashback to enrich their 'elites'
My understanding is that Zaluzhny held back about half his NATO-trained and -equipped strike force from the summer offensive of 2023. No doubt they've been burning that up lately with counterattacks in a desperate attempt to prevent Russian breakthroughs. Question is, how long can that strategy last against a burgeoning enemy force with superior firepower?
@@jonshive5482 He certainly held back the Abrams equipped units, usually Azov units. But most of these reserves have been destroyed in Adiivka. The use of these units is confirmed and be it because of the loss of 5 M1 Abrams so far. By now Ukraine lives from what it can find. Be it new recruits caught from the streets, or the ever smaller deliveries from the west. Gaps in the front line are usually closed with shuffle troops around. So after all what i can see from the distance is the front is close to break, because of lack of everything, including the will of large parts of the people to keep the war going on their back.
I figure as soon as the ground dries. I don't know if Russia will wait for some symbolic day like Victory Day in May to start it who knows. They have been training and mobilizing forever while Ukraine has been imploding under the attritional warfare.
I dont know what the obsession with all the talk about symbolic times that Russia will do this or do that coming from the west? its actually them that look at symbolic times and dates all the time The Russians just go about doing what needs to be done NATO will be the ones drawing up plans to do things on or before a certain date much more than actually being prepared for the task. NATO "do we have enough men and equipment to supply Ukraine with to defeat Russia? No.. never mind that June the 6th is coming up remember the D day landings? that will frighten the Russians!
I believe the period of the threat of a Russian massive offensive is anywhere from April to June, but not later. The Russians are also on a race against time since it's in June that the promised artillery shells Czechia bought will start arriving to Ukraine, and some more Western help (like ATACMS, F-16 etc.) might arrive too. High water in Ukraine usually comes in the second half of April and lasts until mid-May. So I'd bet the offensive will start on 9th of May (the Victory Day in Russia).
@@marluxia8832Second hand shells are useless in guns that have worn out barrels and dead crews
@PokeyBessie It'll start by June at the latest, probably April/May time though.
@stuartjarman4930 Not only that but it'll just allow them to continue firing off the same amount of shells that they currently are until fall/winter time. It's already not enough now and since the front is most likely getting expanded further they'd need to up that rate of expenditure to cover the extra 150 to 200 kilometres or so of extra front just for it to remain about as effective as it is now.
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Peace? What have you to do with peace, Jezebel?
Soon to be Chasov Yar
A very objective analysis. You sure to gain more followers.
Ukraine has lost the war it started in November 2013 before Russia was even there. (Hey YT…. this is not hate speech. I told you)
It was and is a war of America and it's NATO lackeys against Russia sadly for the Ukrainian people because of their proximity to Russia they became the chosen battleground 😢
YT is hate truth. Not following set narrative, meaning freedom is what they hate, dare you express it, this is how they hate you.Trying to silence people.
Let's go back to the first jewish nation, 3000 years ago with King David!
America isnt running this show... its UK and Poland.... daddy just pays the allowance to his girls
@@joshua7680 Cookie Nuland wants to give you a cookie!
I have to disagree with you when you say that Russian expeditionary forces were not prepared or had ill tactics in 2022. The only problem that the Russians had not taken into account is that western countries are led by insane people ready to sacrifice the Ukrainian people to the altar of their hubris. Remember that Ukraine started negotiating in February 2022 almost on day 1, that those negotiations were successful until BoJo came and crashed them, which was with today’s understanding absolutely insane. So, I strongly believe that the operation was a success until sheer madness came in the way.
Thank God I am not the only one who noticed and remembered that. It was over in full until the Nuland sent Boris over to make sure it continued. Nulands whole career was built on making this happen, she hates Russians for chasing her family out in the 1910's and she hates the Ukrainians for cleansing what was left of her family in the 1940's. This is a family vendetta turned into national policy.
The Russians have evolved since the start…have you forgotten about the 40+ mile long convoy that just sat outside Kyiv and got picked on by artillery because the Russians were so bad at logistics? They aren’t the same force as they were then Russ is in some aspects a completely different force today.
Not to mention in the beginning they were barely even able to get food to their soldiers
You, my friend, are delusional if you truly think that. They attacked with 190k soldiers against a defending force of 500k while often not even packing enough fuel for the operations and creating 40 km long traffic jams. If Nato fought Russia in that state, Russia wouldn't have even stood a chance.
many traitorous commanders have been removed too@@FistFullOfFent
This was a great summary and breakdown, sir. I am happy to subscribe and support your Patreon. You’ve clearly put a lot of work into grounding your videos and analyses in as wide an understanding of tactics and strategy as you can possibly pick up in the short amount of time you’ve had since the beginning of this channel and the SMO.
Thank you brother. Your analysis is always interesting and on point.
2:50 I dont think Russia was unprepared for a war. I think Russia made a high risk high reward on day 1. It was a gamble to seize Kyiv and potentially end the war quickly. Unfortunately it didnt work as planned. But that is not a reflection of Russian military capabilities.
The Ukrainians will grieve the day that the war wasn't allowed to end before it began
They were unprepared. When they gave up Kherson and retreated in Harkiv they were undermanned, they had to resist and to shorten lines. But now they have the upper hand. I don’t understand why aren’t they mobilizing more people to stretch the ukrainian lines.
We initially sent in an army too small to occupy the entirety of Ukraine, about 170 thousand people. The idea was that the Ukrainians would welcome the invading Russian forces and overthrow Zelensky's government themselves. We all know how it all ended. Also, most of our staff officers (like general Lapin) at the time were incompetent bastards who gained their positions through nepotism and loyalty to the government and not because of their professionalism. And that caused fuel and ammunition shortages, bad communication, bad logistics, and massive casualties and defeats. Well, by now it seems to have changed for the better.
@@marluxia8832Historically The Bear has nearly always performed poorly at the beginning of any conflict, but comes on like gangbusters down the stretch. All's well that ends well, as Willy the Shake used to say.
@@marluxia8832 it's always thus; generals commissioned and promoted through the ranks during peacetime often end up retired after the outbreak of significant hostilities. After the US declaration of war in 1941 most of the incumbent, older generals in the US army were quietly and comfortably retired, making way for talented commanders to quickly rise up. Sadly but unavoidably, promotion to General officer ranks is partly a political decision; conflict quickly sorts out the best men for the job but often only after the armed forces have suffered an early setback or two.
Russia is never so strong but neither so weak as we imagine it - Talleyrand.
russian wrath comes to move
Finally! A long waited chapter has begun!
Thanks. Personally, I believe initial Russian actions were designed to use their clearly defensive forces to create a 9:48 negotiated settlement. The miscalculation was assuming the US/NATO would negotiate after spending a decade building up Ukrainian offensive capabilities. Now we have a retrained, well-equipped, offense-capable Russian force. That said, a massed offensive would give the insane US policy establishment a justification for use of "tactical" nukes and a pre-election declaration of martial law in the face of a likely Trump victory. A continued slow, dispersed advance by Russian forces hopefully avoids that.
Russia will wait for the NATO exercise to finnish
My native Denmark who shamefully have been one of the biggest supporters have decided to SELL our F16 to Argentina, rather then to give them to Ukraine, (on US recommendation). I think that says a lot
19 F-16 jets to Ukraine, and selling 24 Danish F-16 jets to Argentina. The USA promoting to sell F-35 to Denmark, current F-35 cost being $109 million each. So the sale of the F16 will pay for 2 F-35 jets.
@@favesongslist well it is still idiotic, we should have bought the superior Swedish fighthers which have a lot shorter supply chain. But my point is, we are not giving them to Ukraine anymore
@@rphb5870I'm in no way supportive of the idea but the JAS would have been far far more suitable for the Ukraine conflict than the F16 could ever be. It was pretty much designed for this type of situation.
@@rphb5870 I believe it more about what the USA want.
@@favesongslist of course. we have yet to have a pm with a spine. We need to break out of the mentality that we just have to follow and obey. I think this is what a Russian victory will lead to. A chance to truly regain our independence, and form the Scandinavian federation that would ensure it. But for now, as thou said, it shows that the USA is turning against Ukraine
Using central bank printers don't work for ammunition or petrol.
Banks don't have 3D peinters ?
Let’s see how long this one is going to take, compared with the previous ones. Everything’s seems to be going way faster now.
Russia barely advances…
@@spinnakerthegreat2612 Keep telling yourself that. Whatever helps you to sleep at night.
@@spinnakerthegreat2612geniusz🤣😂
@@spinnakerthegreat2612The Russian military don't care about advancing, they care about degrading the West's proxy. When the Ukraine military collapses there will be a huge push and very huge increase in the red areas.
@@spinnakerthegreat2612 yet everyday they're slightly forward
People forget that during the first year and a half of the war, Russia were using Preghozin's mercenary groups. A rag-tag group of misfits composed of georgian, Kazakh, Tajiks, and even Ukrainian soldiers with some other ethnic groups mixed in. Preghozin was bot a war strategist, he was a money grubbing, bloodthisrty mercenary. Once preghozin was out of the picture and the Russian defence ministry took control of the operation is the point when Russia started gaining ground. The initial meatwave gave Russians a clear picture of what they needed to do to win, and also start the production of ammunition, drones and armored vehicles. It still took some time, to the point where Russia had to buy N.Korean artillery shells in order to use them on the battle of Avdeevka. But now the production is in full force, Ukrainians have little chance of winning, even if NATO decides to send troops there, I think it will be too late.
NATO would not go in anyway it's all just big talk the UK only has enough ammo to last about 2 months on the battlefield the American's are streached out in the middle east and the Pacific the French only know how to Surrender and the Rest of Europe has weak armies meanwhile Russia can strike anywhere it pleases and has vast amounts of ammunition tanks and armored vehicles I'd estimate by the end of the Summer Ukraine will be defeated but I'll give it till the end of the year depending how quick the Russian Army moves
@@danielpetrucci8952I agree. My only concern is escalation into nuclear warfare. I find it unlikely that Russia or the US will be the first to strike with nuclear capabilities. Europe however, could get desperate enough to do that. France, as you pointed out, is all talk, it will be irresponsible not to consider a nuclear threat serioulsy. Either way no matter what happens in this conflict, NATO is done, and most likely, the EU will fall soon after.
Nato is already there and lost troops. Ukrainians are better fighters than NATO soldiers.
Whoever Prigozhin was in the understanding of different people, his fighters, through the battles in Soledar and Bakhmut, gave Russia time to prepare the Surovikin line and train troops, in which there were 300 thousand mobilized. While Ukraine was fighting for the “Bakhmut fortress” and milking Western sponsors, the Russian army prepared for the Ukrainian offensive and destroyed it.
Whoever Prigozhin was in the understanding of different people, his fighters, through the battles in Soledar and Bakhmut, gave Russia time to prepare the Surovikin line and train troops, in which there were 300 thousand mobilized. While Ukraine was fighting for the “Bakhmut fortress” and milking Western sponsors, the Russian army prepared for the Ukrainian offensive and destroyed it.
Ukraine has a duty to not poke the 🐻
Grind towards West.
I remember when the battle for Avdieevka and looking in the map how far it was and look now the shovels are knocking on the door...so fast
Ura
Good video
"The Ukrainians have numerous tranches and fortifications..." Do they have personnel to man (or woman) them?
Well apparently they have 800k soldiers right ?
@@ADZ01982on paper I'm sure they have more than enough.
@@ADZ01982 On payroll yes. But to who? I doubt that they go to the widows 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@ADZ01982 And average age is now at least 45 now. So how many of those 800k are actually combat ready? As in ACTUALLY being capable of combat? Then we have the moral question. I am pretty sure that most UA soldiers are aware that they are fighting a losing battle. It's easy to fool people using media but it's hard fooling people on the contact lines as they can observe how Russians are pummeling them with everything. It's sad but it's facts.
This report is good as u summarize the positions of both armies and tactics up front, which other utubers don't do. I will subscribe if this continues.
Russia has bosted its MIC 7-fold abd economy 3-fold, while Western economy dropped to negative numbers.
Great stuff, thanks Weeb. Keep em coming mate.
The man makes sense.
Good summary of the overall situation. Thankyou.
Excelent.comprehensive strategic analysis
Russia can reach any military, industrial or energy target in Ukraine while opposite is not the case. And population rate is 4:1.
Good Morning and Thank You!! Good stuff as always - 🎉
Like your analysis as always.
Why this guy is citing Western data on Russia's shell production all the time as the West don't have a clue about the actual production?
Just take a pinch grain of soledar by citing western media but in reality they're producing even more than western media claim.
What you think Russian production is even higher? All we know for certain is that Russia is and has been rapidly and effectively making its MIC (military industrial complex) work overtime.
@@MaxMTTpm we do know ~ that russian nuclear arsenal is rather "new" and updated - in contrast to that of the united states - as these weapon systems took a 40-60 % share of russian weapon spendings they may have production sites and manufacturing equipement for variable use ... like upgrading the FAB3k´s now and their cruise missile upstocking cycles appear to have halfed in the last cycle ... in ww2 with albert speer taking over - germany for a short while had a production of 5k tanks - russia had a constant output of 10k ~ since 42/43 ... and in the same period they replaced all the artillery they lost in 41 .. and more than doubled its numerical strenght (which was usually in this time a task for 6-8 years ...at least - germany failed to reach its attack artillery numbers ... from 1932-1941)
True the West knows nothing about Russia, let alone munitions production which is secret.
So wise. Such wisdom. Such insight. 😊
Apt analysis. Thankyou
Weeb, watch Michael Hudson regarding industrial VS financcial capittalism. Financial is essentially serfdom with rentiership wiping productive means by financialization So-called service economy. Due to lack of industrial. Meaning, Everybody is very poor and real things are very expensive, real work underpaid while real things get siphoned off by rent.
Russia WILL prevail.
Thanks!
An excelent analisis
The Polish warmongers will not drag Germany into a war.
Oh yes they will with Olaf at the helm
@@NedFlanders612 Public opinion crumbles over German war support to Ukraine. Maybe this will change there mind. But as current evemts prove it peoples oponion dont metter in todays democracys... or in any system.
Former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki is notted in stasi(now BND) archive as Jakob and Student. Current Prime Minister Donald Tusk is noted under nickname Oskar in the same archive. And there's a lot of jokes about his grandfather serving in Wehrmacht during WW2. I can go so on and so on... Don't you ever underestimate the german influence over Poland.
@@lisekSL thanks, I not even think about it. I need to do some resarch.
Just like 1941 to 1943 Soviet armies eh? Wow who could possibly have foreseen that?
The Russian military only gets better as the conflict continues. They are like a bee hive best left alone, as once disturbed they defend the hive with everything.
I think between now and beginning of fall we are going to see significant events take place in the war and political realm.
Very good analysis
Thx for video
Thanks :)
thanks
Thanks WU.
The best comment I've read about the current situation 👍
On ward westwards ❤
A única via para a unidade territorial da Ucrânia seria a integração na RF. deixaria de haver a questão Crimeia Odessa Donbass Polónia Hungria etc...
Hi Weeb. Why are the Russians not preparing a pincer movement around Chasiv Yar, like they prepared with Bahkmut? Could you explain that please? Because it looks like now they go full front. Thanks.
Literally one year after bakhmut. I remember a year ago it was “chadsiv yar is next” man this is a very static war
Many thanks Sr of the Chanel for these Real and correcto análisis of the Balance and strengh and weakness of both parts todays. Rusia is Now strongrr than the time the war started and Ukrania is much weaker and deteriorating every day. We Will ser if finaly the Peace i posible soom
Taking bets on when Denys Davydov finally says that he's had enough of the easy life making "good news" videos to his by now surely incredulous viewership, rolls his sleeves up and sets off for home to fight...
The Bagdad Bob of Ukraine in Switzerland is never going to go fight in Ukraine.
Davydov is to fat to fly F-16😂
Je suis d'accord avec votre analyse...l'initiative est du côté russe, mais ils ne se lanceront pas à l'attaque sans être sûr d avoir un minimum de pertes
Cheese of jar, .... that's what the auto-transcribtion-subtitels say xD or Chess of jar
Chasov Yar , its correct pronounce
Wondering why HATO refuses to recognise that the war is lost. What’s the end game here?
Well and what about Black ? they own how much ukraine land ? and also germans, and France we bought a lot of land in Romania too.
RockBlack is juwish
Good luck getting that land back when Russia wins, because of sanctions imposed Russia will take your pre paid land
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Hmmmm
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I think the downside from the Russia side that they don't mastered a eletronic warfare. If they can make Ukrainian FPV drone shut down, their offensive will untouchable. And may be the recon drone to
They're making portable EW for armored vehicles & infantryman but the problem is the system not yet widespread among Russian soldier and to be effective in battlefield they need A LOT of them.
They will retreat to the Dnipro if they lose Chasiv Yar, that's what the Kyivan fortifications are.
Bring in the FAB 3000
Two things the world needs to learn, don’t gamble your country for capitalism and don’t trust the US
well said
Fishing nets monofilament to stop these drones if can not see the nets ?
「stalemate」KA「attrition」KA DOCHI?
BBC : Russia shovels ATTEMPT to dig in chasivyar stone walls (they lost the war) (putin has cancer) (ukraine annexed moscow) 😨😱😱
Whyy are the interest rates so high in russia?
Chasiv yar seems heavily fortified and would be very costly for the Russians to take . Surely there are better targets for the Russians to take that would yield more territory for less casualties?
I was thinking the same thing about Avdiivka and Ivanivske but everything worked out well for the Russians - so why not Chasiv Yar?
Chasiv Yar is the last town located on a hill. From it to the Dniepr there is only plain terrain. So it seems a valuable target to pursue....
Russia step up sir raids
Its easier to be on the defensive
Ua economy is 2 feet under !
Sounds good I mean that the story I’d go with 😅but we gonna see what this Ukrainian counteroffensive looks like after the nato exercises
Claims that the west is half-assing its support for Ukraine are incorrect. Western military industry does not have the capacity to supply Ukraine, ammunition and arms in the required amounts. Especially artillery rounds. Russia has always maintained massive surge capacity, no matter how commercially inefficient such a concept is, while the west has not. The production lines and trained staff, in the west, simply do not exist in sufficient numbers to keep up with Russian production. Even if western forces enter Ukraine openly, they can only lengthen the war by a small amount, and will run out of ammunition and men very quickly, as the west has not enough stocks to sustain an all out conventional war for long, and as already said, they lack the capacity to produce more, fast enough. Sending weapons piecemeal to Ukraine, has allowed Russian forces to learn how to deal with those weapon systems. We've helped train them. Western leaders also think they're fighting desert storm or WW2 all over again. Such tactics can not work in this war. The Russian military has become combat hardened in the heaviest fighting since ww2. If a western coalition goes into combat against Russian forces in Ukraine, it will not be like Iraq or Afghanistan.
Russia did not fail in 2022. It took huge swaths of land in the South. Then when Ukraine with NATO's help turned out stronger to take more and keep the northern gains, Russia held out with weapons superiority and built a much stronger army. It just took a year.
You now get the strategic picture, Russia has always taken that view - also inits earlier wars.
probably not - i think putin trusted the west too long - and the russian mis-dispositions who made them loose izium-lyman and cherson were obvious a severe mistake of the army hq - the shelling of the energodar-npp may have been stopped, but if kiev see it is doomed they may make a doomsday move there again
Russia has more men to spend, the main problem in the Russian army is corruption amongst its commanders and incompetence, loyalty is more rewarded then competent and experienced commanders. And the men pay the price.
nonsense
Vuhledar?@@Zamerika-xr8nt
Calling Ukraine a democracy is like calling NATO a defensive alliance.
Zelensky: "I made 40,000,000 dollars last month working from home." *Learn how*
Ok man, if you aren't a bot, then I should let you know that your comments are mad annoying, Those annoying shovel, washing machine, Ukrainian democracy comments have become too overused.
@@vasili-jy8yb yeah weeb union needs another comment section without spammers😅
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If u think that's annoying check out what he comments on Denny's or arturs videos saying Russia is loosing and thst shit, hes desperate for likes@@vasili-jy8yb
Rokaj samo rokaj
Ukraine was very lucky the slight mistake Russia made by not fortifying its earlier gains from the beginning of the war. By now Kyiv was under Russia control.
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Message from the future: Kharkov and Odessa were not strategically important anyway. Zelensky, partially recovered from his recent affirmation surgery, demands more money.
Would like to hear NATO saying Kiev is not important anyway.
What is your favorite anime?
I don’t understand why the Ukrainian high command doesn’t realize that it is losing the war, and just go ahead and waive the white flag, as the Pope put it.
Chasiv Yar Fab 3000
Maybe we'll see the first demonstration of the new FAB 5000 there.