@@DefensePoliticsAsia Other youtubers show on their maps that Bilochorivka is captured by the Russians. For example, Weeb Union shows it, but also many other Spanish-speaking youtubers like Frente Military Geopolitico and others.
Happy new year. You should do these every 3 months if you can. It would put the frontline changes in better perspective. Better gauge of momentum and active frontlines. But thanks for all your work.
Judging on how fast the southern flank collapsed afterwards, Vuhledar might actually have been more strategically important than Avdiivka, we're talking about a month or so of fighting and velka novosilka is encircled, the entire suki yaly river chain of villages has been captured and kurakhove is gone.
None of those pushes on its own did the trick, what really made the advances possible was the continuous strong push at all the adjacent frontlines in the whole region. The fall of Avdiivka came first and without the massive breakthrough there, the whole Vughledar region would have been far better defended. Also, the attack on Kurachove largely came from the Avdiivka direction, not from the Vughledar side. And more importantly, don´t just look how much ground was captured, but also consider what places have been captured as a result of the fall of each frontline. If you look for captured ground within settlements, the fall of Avdiivka and what directly followed was more than an order of magnitude bigger then what the fall of Vughledar did. And if you take captured fortifications as the metric, you get a similar result. But most importantly, look at the implications in the future. Vughledar leads to the fall of Velyka-Novosilka in the near future, but after that, the offensive would be pretty much stuck south of a main ukraininan line of fortifications. The push which originated at Avdiivka however, is going to continue north of that line of defense and beyond all prepared ukrainian lines. And together, they are set up to break the whole ukrainian southern frontline, including most of the Saporizia defence.
@@esense9602 well that makes zero sense, if there are heavy defense lines behind somewhere that can be held that makes the place less strategically important, not more. After avdiivka fell the semenivka defense line held for 2 months, in 2 months after vuhledar fell the front was overrun over with 400km sq captured 3x the area taken in the same time in the avdiivka front.
It would appear so at first sight. But a very important factor to consider is the overall state of the Ukrainian military. Which is now a lot worse then after the collapse of Avdiivka.
Thank you for all your hard work . I personally enjoy the way you have covered this conflict. Hopefully soon you will be able to cover other topics concerning geopolitics. Have a prosperous new year and continue to bring news 🗞️
Nice reference to Hamburger Hill. Good parallel. The American strategy in Vietnam was based on “search and destroy” which focused on body count. It was our version of using a war of attrition without focusing on holding positions. Happy New Year. Hopefully 2025 brings an end to all this noise!
Thank you for doing this! I was hoping you would. I think it would be great if you did more of these over different time periods, both longer and shorter.
Very interesting. It would have been good for you to have ended with a statement of the total gains over the year by Ukraine, respectively Russia, in square kilometres. Happy new year!
@@goshawk4340 Yea. He probably enjoys slopes of Switzerland Alps right now and fondue parties with good vines together with new rich friends at night . I can imagine they share a good laughter too ..
@@goshawk4340 He probably enjoys slopes of Swiss Alps right now during days and fondue parties , great vines with his new rich friends sharing a good laughter together at evenings. What a champ !
Happy new year Commander! Wishing you a succesful new year ahead and hope you achieve what you have set out to do. On a side note, when this war ends and there's no more reporting to do. Maybe you can make a comparision of how Russia conduct tactical and strategic battles with the Soviets counterpart in WW 2. I have read about the salient battles of the eastern front in WW 2 and your mapping shows the ground maneuver just like how it was done then. Just a suggestion. Again, best wishes to you and your family.
We shall see - but I do cover geopolitical news (which is actually what I like more) - which I'm already doing nowadays as well (now as much as ukraine war though) - so dont worry - there will always be things to report on~
Did putin imagine his war would last 3 years, make the ruble worthless, create massive inflation, devalue russias key export commodities, encourage tens of thousands of smart russians to quit russia forever, render hundereds of thousands of his soldiers dead and wounded, have tens of thousands of items of russias military equipment destroyed, expose the CSTO as a joke, reveal that his BRICS buddies aren't so friendly after all (cancellation of billions of rubles worth of defence contracts from India and china, Modi refusing to meet putin in December as agreed), demonstrate that putins boastful 'friendship without limits' is utterly meaningless, push two new nations into NATO, strengthen NATO by encouraging them to increase their defense budgets........... Do you think putin imagined all that?
I would like to say first, good work on researching and presenting all this data. The biggest issue is that mapping only shows a quantitative physically occupied land - the front line. What would be nice is to assess more of the qualitative aspects and how they can impact positions - which includes things like: all infrastructural elements, resources, bases, etc and their ability to deliver. (eg. damaged power station delivers 0%, if one gas turbine is repaired then 25% an how it impacts on the operational status of the country - what region does that power station provide for? what are the impacts of this?). So there are many 'non front line' aspects on the ability to deliver military operations. Road access is only one part of this (also when going cross country ground conditions and seasons. some areas are bog, some soils get soggy etc). Also of note is the variation/changes in tactical operations 'lessons learnt'- eg tanks are not that directly usable as drone warfare is now to the fore. Similarly ground based anti-air keeps out the dreaded air superiority. The us of FABs retrofitted as glide bombs means that old ordinance can be used in news ways. etc Highlighting these issues and tactical changes over time would be good. And we haven't touched much on 'defense _politics_' which includes other dimensions- like the gas pipeline issue which has massive external impacts, use of propaganda (black, grey, and white), sources of info for mapping: quality of source, validation, etc I would love to see you broaden your discussion scope in these and more areas. Even the issues of keeping objective to minimize bias so you can keep a clear indication of what is _actually_ going on. Keep up the work on this complex and quite demanding work.
They are no better than DPA in term of "what it is" - but they are very well funded as compared to DPA, which is community funded. There is nothing special about them. Real academic think tanks, like RSIS wouldnt have made so much mistakes in their analysis.
Hamburger Hill was a quality movie. The one thing that stuck with me was the radio operator guy trying to make a call for an air strike and didn't realize he had no arms anymore. Thanks for a year of diligent work Commander
Dont dis the North Koreans. They are apparently masters of camouflage. No matter how hard they try, the Ukrainians just can not seem to prove their presence on the front lines...
In a recent RFE report, The Ukrainian Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War reported that the bodies of 563 servicemen have been returned to Ukraine. At the same time, the bodies of 37 Russian servicemen have been returned to Russia. No matter how you read it, the numbers can tells a lot.
Like the Japanese and the Germans, the Ukrainians have continued to fight on and to put up a very tough resistance even after it has become clear they will lose. Ten or twenty percent of their troops have done the sensible thing and deserted, but the remainder have soldiered on in spite of everything going against them. Other national armies have folded after facing a lot less adversity.
The hill in the movie was called „Hamburger Hill“. Because of the impression that the U.S. troops would be slaughtered and processed to Hamburgers. This movie had a real background , the operation „Apache Snow“. It took the US huge losses to take some heights. A Fortnite later these positions were abandoned and classified as „strategically not important“….
Wyatt, you see animated maps have so many things to say, even if it's only two frames lol. This was a message from the Front Lobbying Forces for Wyatt to do more animated maps. Small group composed of me for the moment but it can grow
i feel like this would not have been the situation with out the kursk front, if they at least held the line this past year they would have been in a much stronger position both in the eyes of foreign backers but even the russians, the idea of grabbing a bargaining chip may have worked if they siezed the knpp and the city, but it was a huge blunder that lost the war.
The idea with the bargaining chip would have worked more or less, if they had entered serious and realistic negotiations with what they had. By just not negotiating at all and doubling down on that offensive there was nothing to win.
According to Balkan Mapper, Russia conquered about 3050 km2, Siversk and Kupiansk fronts not included, in 2024. Ukraine holds about 450 km2 in Kursk oblast.
Your review is good, but there are two critical pieces of information that are missing. First, you must have a scale bar in either kilometers or miles on your map, so that we can judge about the scale of military advances by either side. Second, you should provide us with information of total area won by Russian vs Ukrainian military in 2024, the same that you already do in your daily Frontline Changes reports, but in this video for the whole year of 2024. Best Wishes!
@@DefensePoliticsAsia Well... guess you didn't... Anyhow, now that I got your attention, remember Gonzalo lira? You were not only the first to mention him after he died, but he did also mention you. I think that's why you are shadowed banned my man. After 3 years following everything to a millimeter degree in this war. That is the only answer to why you now don't have at least double the subscribers. From then on it slowed down.
what a great year on this channel...best analysis on UA-cam...Wyatt within the coming year I would suggest the following...what if the ukraine war is viewed more as a battle in the overall WAR of the west versus russia. I b believe that russia even winning a stalemate, frozen conflict is not the end of the war , nor is it something that russia might even want...russia's economy before the war was an energy exporting economy and many of their buyers are no longer buyers , certainly in the same amounts...and over the coming decade less still...russia's economy now has massive inflation and is in a war time economy...once the war ends...how do they deal with this they are producing weapons which serve no purpose anymore and have to completely dismantle their huge military weaponry producing infrastructure that they have built up for what?...all those factories, workers have to be directed somewhere else....massive payments to families for dead soldiers and pensions come due....all of these soldiers now need jobs once the war is over...and just because the war in ukraine, or BATTLE in ukraine is over...what is next for russia...or maybe russia continues the war for that reason...keep draining Western Europe and the United States of weapons and money,,,push towards Odessa....push for a complete ukrainian collapse.....this seems like an economic war of the 29 trillion gdp usa vs the 2 trillion gdp of russia...seems obvious who will win that...and then you have Russia's positions in other parts of the globe, syria and the Middle East, Africa, Georgia, Moldova, etc etc....and then we need to look at the rise of BRICS versus the petrodollar,,,,and of course Israel reshaping the Middle East and challenging iran...and china' and Russia's commitment to iran...and North Korea will they make a move against South Korea...and china with Taiwan...it seems to me that ukraine is just one battle in what is likely world war 3 right now...and many interesting things will unfold in the next year...and I look forward to your analysis...
Fun fact:No Pro ukie will make a video like they did for 2022 and early 2023.It does'nt fit the narrative. Even Armchair historian did not make anything about the ukraine war when russia launched it's counteroffensive.Then ofcourse there is also the youtube cencership
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@@DefensePoliticsAsia Other youtubers show on their maps that Bilochorivka is captured by the Russians. For example, Weeb Union shows it, but also many other Spanish-speaking youtubers like Frente Military Geopolitico and others.
Happy new year. You should do these every 3 months if you can. It would put the frontline changes in better perspective. Better gauge of momentum and active frontlines. But thanks for all your work.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
You are doing an extraordinary job ! Thank you for all your effort during the 2024 and I wish you a great 2025 ! Stay with us !
Judging on how fast the southern flank collapsed afterwards, Vuhledar might actually have been more strategically important than Avdiivka, we're talking about a month or so of fighting and velka novosilka is encircled, the entire suki yaly river chain of villages has been captured and kurakhove is gone.
None of those pushes on its own did the trick, what really made the advances possible was the continuous strong push at all the adjacent frontlines in the whole region.
The fall of Avdiivka came first and without the massive breakthrough there, the whole Vughledar region would have been far better defended. Also, the attack on Kurachove largely came from the Avdiivka direction, not from the Vughledar side.
And more importantly, don´t just look how much ground was captured, but also consider what places have been captured as a result of the fall of each frontline. If you look for captured ground within settlements, the fall of Avdiivka and what directly followed was more than an order of magnitude bigger then what the fall of Vughledar did. And if you take captured fortifications as the metric, you get a similar result.
But most importantly, look at the implications in the future. Vughledar leads to the fall of Velyka-Novosilka in the near future, but after that, the offensive would be pretty much stuck south of a main ukraininan line of fortifications. The push which originated at Avdiivka however, is going to continue north of that line of defense and beyond all prepared ukrainian lines. And together, they are set up to break the whole ukrainian southern frontline, including most of the Saporizia defence.
I'd say Avdeevka was the most important battle of 2024, and Ugledar was the most important front.
What are you talking about? Check the fortified positions behind Avdiivka. It's more important than Vuhledar.
@@esense9602 well that makes zero sense, if there are heavy defense lines behind somewhere that can be held that makes the place less strategically important, not more.
After avdiivka fell the semenivka defense line held for 2 months, in 2 months after vuhledar fell the front was overrun over with 400km sq captured 3x the area taken in the same time in the avdiivka front.
It would appear so at first sight. But a very important factor to consider is the overall state of the Ukrainian military. Which is now a lot worse then after the collapse of Avdiivka.
Very good perspective of the whole situation.
Thanks for doing this. The daily updates are amazing but it is easy to forget where the year started.
Excellent presentation that provides perspective of time which is absent in most analysis. Well done.
Thank you for all your work this last year.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!!
Thank you for all your hard work . I personally enjoy the way you have covered this conflict. Hopefully soon you will be able to cover other topics concerning geopolitics. Have a prosperous new year and continue to bring news 🗞️
Thanks for taking the time to do this summary Wyatt. Very helpful!
Very valuable report Commander. thank you and happy 2025
Nice reference to Hamburger Hill. Good parallel. The American strategy in Vietnam was based on “search and destroy” which focused on body count. It was our version of using a war of attrition without focusing on holding positions.
Happy New Year. Hopefully 2025 brings an end to all this noise!
Awesome Dpa video! So good to hear from you again, and that's a great new thing you've got, thanks!
Great video Wyatt. I am very glad you made it. Perhaps it was the most important video for 2024 .
Happy New Year
Thanks Commander!!
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Excellent information
Thank you for your work!
Happy new year!
Cheers Wyatt.
Thank you for doing this! I was hoping you would. I think it would be great if you did more of these over different time periods, both longer and shorter.
Very interesting to see all thats changed in the year.
Well done, thank you.
Wow, thanks a huge lot !
DPA rules !
Congratulations!
Great Happy New year 2025 video
Great job!
A fine review. 😊
Good summary.
Thx
Very interesting.
It would have been good for you to have ended with a statement of the total gains over the year by Ukraine, respectively Russia, in square kilometres.
Happy new year!
Good round up.. 🎉🎉
Very good job! 👌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I love these kind of videos, a good source to site in debate.
Thanks, it was very interesting
Happy new year brother
新年愉快，Wyatt!!!
Good Job.
Happy New Year, Commander🎆🎆🎉🎉
Good video.
Nice work. Keep walking.
But Ukraine is always setting traps for Russia ... according to a former airline pilot
..and current YT millionaire.
@@MartinMartinX he's the real winner out of this conflict. He made money from a conflict that could have been avoided.
@@goshawk4340 Yea. He probably enjoys slopes of Switzerland Alps right now and fondue parties with good vines together with new rich friends at night . I can imagine they share a good laughter too ..
@@goshawk4340 He probably enjoys slopes of Swiss Alps right now during days and fondue parties , great vines with his new rich friends sharing a good laughter together at evenings. What a champ !
Very good presentation! Interesting to know total sq. km. gains for both sides in 2024.
Happy new year wyatt!!🥳and i put a team of tos-2 to the like button,there was enemy accumulated..
Happy new year 🎉 from Johor
Happy New year 🎉
Happy New Year !
I bet historians in the future will reference DPA as their main source.
Happy New Year
Hey wyatt,great analysis but i think you should also have added the frontlines changes in sq kms.
Happy new year
As good as a 2024/2025 LFC Season so far review! ;-)
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Happy new year Commander! Wishing you a succesful new year ahead and hope you achieve what you have set out to do.
On a side note, when this war ends and there's no more reporting to do. Maybe you can make a comparision of how Russia conduct tactical and strategic battles with the Soviets counterpart in WW 2.
I have read about the salient battles of the eastern front in WW 2 and your mapping shows the ground maneuver just like how it was done then.
Just a suggestion.
Again, best wishes to you and your family.
We shall see - but I do cover geopolitical news (which is actually what I like more) - which I'm already doing nowadays as well (now as much as ukraine war though) - so dont worry - there will always be things to report on~
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did ellenskyy imagine that his experience as a comedian would ‘win the day’, or was it his experience as a drag-revue dancer?
Did putin imagine his war would last 3 years, make the ruble worthless, create massive inflation, devalue russias key export commodities, encourage tens of thousands of smart russians to quit russia forever, render hundereds of thousands of his soldiers dead and wounded, have tens of thousands of items of russias military equipment destroyed, expose the CSTO as a joke, reveal that his BRICS buddies aren't so friendly after all (cancellation of billions of rubles worth of defence contracts from India and china, Modi refusing to meet putin in December as agreed), demonstrate that putins boastful 'friendship without limits' is utterly meaningless, push two new nations into NATO, strengthen NATO by encouraging them to increase their defense budgets...........
Do you think putin imagined all that?
I would like to say first, good work on researching and presenting all this data.
The biggest issue is that mapping only shows a quantitative physically occupied land - the front line.
What would be nice is to assess more of the qualitative aspects and how they can impact positions - which includes things like: all infrastructural elements, resources, bases, etc and their ability to deliver. (eg. damaged power station delivers 0%, if one gas turbine is repaired then 25% an how it impacts on the operational status of the country - what region does that power station provide for? what are the impacts of this?). So there are many 'non front line' aspects on the ability to deliver military operations. Road access is only one part of this (also when going cross country ground conditions and seasons. some areas are bog, some soils get soggy etc).
Also of note is the variation/changes in tactical operations 'lessons learnt'- eg tanks are not that directly usable as drone warfare is now to the fore. Similarly ground based anti-air keeps out the dreaded air superiority. The us of FABs retrofitted as glide bombs means that old ordinance can be used in news ways. etc
Highlighting these issues and tactical changes over time would be good.
And we haven't touched much on 'defense _politics_' which includes other dimensions- like the gas pipeline issue which has massive external impacts, use of propaganda (black, grey, and white), sources of info for mapping: quality of source, validation, etc
I would love to see you broaden your discussion scope in these and more areas.
Even the issues of keeping objective to minimize bias so you can keep a clear indication of what is _actually_ going on.
Keep up the work on this complex and quite demanding work.
it is interesting to see the RF advance measured in km. Can you show the same advance weighted for UA KIA?
I believe History legends cover the Kherson front in a video talking exactly about what happened to the ukranian forces.
Great movie Hamburger Hill, real acurate
Chwała wielkiej Rosji! Nadzieja w BRICS 👊💪🇷🇺🇵🇱🇷🇺👊💪
Peace to All!
ukraine, nato, america and the collective west lost big time. VIva La Russia 🇷🇺 ❤
Would you consider ISW to be a propaganda organ or a cheerleading organ?
They are no better than DPA in term of "what it is" - but they are very well funded as compared to DPA, which is community funded. There is nothing special about them.
Real academic think tanks, like RSIS wouldnt have made so much mistakes in their analysis.
Frontline history is not a playlist :c
okok, will make one soon.
Hamburger Hill was a quality movie. The one thing that stuck with me was the radio operator guy trying to make a call for an air strike and didn't realize he had no arms anymore. Thanks for a year of diligent work Commander
All with just shovels, poor conscripts, and North Koreans 😂
Dont dis the North Koreans. They are apparently masters of camouflage. No matter how hard they try, the Ukrainians just can not seem to prove their presence on the front lines...
Everything is going in the right direction
The moon is not strategically important, The Russians lost Putin by trying to take the moon.
Thank you for your good work, Slava DPA
In a recent RFE report, The Ukrainian Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War reported that the bodies of 563 servicemen have been returned to Ukraine. At the same time, the bodies of 37 Russian servicemen have been returned to Russia.
No matter how you read it, the numbers can tells a lot.
I do hope the war will end, but probably it's going to be a very long ceasefire. As for 2025, I'm just waiting for the next "game changer"...
Happy new year. I pray God's Grace be upon all ppl so more will know Truth n have Peace Amen
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Like the Japanese and the Germans, the Ukrainians have continued to fight on and to put up a very tough resistance even after it has become clear they will lose. Ten or twenty percent of their troops have done the sensible thing and deserted, but the remainder have soldiered on in spite of everything going against them. Other national armies have folded after facing a lot less adversity.
The movie was Hamburger Hill I believe
The hill in the movie was called „Hamburger Hill“. Because of the impression that the U.S. troops would be slaughtered and processed to Hamburgers.
This movie had a real background , the operation „Apache Snow“. It took the US huge losses to take some heights. A Fortnite later these positions were abandoned and classified as „strategically not important“….
Wyatt, you see animated maps have so many things to say, even if it's only two frames lol. This was a message from the Front Lobbying Forces for Wyatt to do more animated maps. Small group composed of me for the moment but it can grow
henlo!
Happy solar new year everyone
can you do a time lapse
i feel like this would not have been the situation with out the kursk front, if they at least held the line this past year they would have been in a much stronger position both in the eyes of foreign backers but even the russians,
the idea of grabbing a bargaining chip may have worked if they siezed the knpp and the city, but it was a huge blunder that lost the war.
The idea with the bargaining chip would have worked more or less, if they had entered serious and realistic negotiations with what they had. By just not negotiating at all and doubling down on that offensive there was nothing to win.
According to Balkan Mapper, Russia conquered about 3050 km2, Siversk and Kupiansk fronts not included, in 2024. Ukraine holds about 450 km2 in Kursk oblast.
Your review is good, but there are two critical pieces of information that are missing. First, you must have a scale bar in either kilometers or miles on your map, so that we can judge about the scale of military advances by either side. Second, you should provide us with information of total area won by Russian vs Ukrainian military in 2024, the same that you already do in your daily Frontline Changes reports, but in this video for the whole year of 2024. Best Wishes!
The daily map is publicly available, in the descriptions.
Total area won, i forgot to count.
Fighting over a few fields it looks like.
Happy 2025!!
Remember the pipeline that broke the front in Avdeevka.
Total square Km info commander?
What's the name of movie?
Hamburger Hill
1987
Would you be interested in producing a tally for 2024 showing costs in lives and materiel?
No one knows
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Maaan... are DPA censoring? Same exact sentence got trough and still is there at MSC, WEEB, DANNY and Dialog matters..... shame on you @DPA
Censoring what?
@@DefensePoliticsAsia Well... guess you didn't... Anyhow, now that I got your attention, remember Gonzalo lira? You were not only the first to mention him after he died, but he did also mention you.
I think that's why you are shadowed banned my man.
After 3 years following everything to a millimeter degree in this war. That is the only answer to why you now don't have at least double the subscribers. From then on it slowed down.
@ProffTrefelling2001awdawd I was the last youtube channel he mentioned before he died. =\
what a great year on this channel...best analysis on UA-cam...Wyatt within the coming year I would suggest the following...what if the ukraine war is viewed more as a battle in the overall WAR of the west versus russia. I b believe that russia even winning a stalemate, frozen conflict is not the end of the war , nor is it something that russia might even want...russia's economy before the war was an energy exporting economy and many of their buyers are no longer buyers , certainly in the same amounts...and over the coming decade less still...russia's economy now has massive inflation and is in a war time economy...once the war ends...how do they deal with this they are producing weapons which serve no purpose anymore and have to completely dismantle their huge military weaponry producing infrastructure that they have built up for what?...all those factories, workers have to be directed somewhere else....massive payments to families for dead soldiers and pensions come due....all of these soldiers now need jobs once the war is over...and just because the war in ukraine, or BATTLE in ukraine is over...what is next for russia...or maybe russia continues the war for that reason...keep draining Western Europe and the United States of weapons and money,,,push towards Odessa....push for a complete ukrainian collapse.....this seems like an economic war of the 29 trillion gdp usa vs the 2 trillion gdp of russia...seems obvious who will win that...and then you have Russia's positions in other parts of the globe, syria and the Middle East, Africa, Georgia, Moldova, etc etc....and then we need to look at the rise of BRICS versus the petrodollar,,,,and of course Israel reshaping the Middle East and challenging iran...and china' and Russia's commitment to iran...and North Korea will they make a move against South Korea...and china with Taiwan...it seems to me that ukraine is just one battle in what is likely world war 3 right now...and many interesting things will unfold in the next year...and I look forward to your analysis...
if ppl where going to watch 1 video on ukraine war this yr this is the one id recommend
Fun fact:No Pro ukie will make a video like they did for 2022 and early 2023.It does'nt fit the narrative. Even Armchair historian did not make anything about the ukraine war when russia launched it's counteroffensive.Then ofcourse there is also the youtube cencership
Krinky was the foetal alcohol syndrome version of Gallipoli.
I will now purposely asking random stranger if vuhledar is important regardless if they know or not what vuhledar is.
I would ask Wyatt how many square kilometers that was but I think I’d get banned. Lmao
4000sq km
@ damn. That’s a shit ton
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Russian in Kursk are on "hunting" mode.