Russian Advance Around Bakhmut - Russian Invasion of Ukraine DOCUMENTARY
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- Опубліковано 4 лют 2023
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Russia unprovoked and illegel invasion of ukraine
Usa invades iraq india syria yemen afghanistan
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@@shockathlete8948 When did the US invade India?
@@esportsprodigybuhanil933 Ikr this lunatic has no idea what he's talking about as well as how vastly different and uncomparable these conflicts are
In the first india pakistan war with the brits and pakistanis
The absolute irony of talking about bad investments and then taking a masterworks sponsorship.
They should force youtubers to invest all the money they get from the sponsorship and associated video into said sponsored scam and hold it there till the market crashes.
Crypto just happened, scandals abound and still somehow Masterworks comes in and reputable creators sponsor it.
If you're gonna drag yourself through the mud cause YT's monetization is abusive, then PLEASE just take a Raid: Shadow Legends or Warthunder or WoWs sponsorship. Heck, take literally any mobile game sponsorship and I'll cheer along.
Masterworks is an obvious ponzi/pyramid scheme, much like crypto became.
Come on, you don't have fish memory and we know it.
You see the writing on the wall too.
Don't be the one to lead people down into the dark.
Truly insane the level of content that can be delivered by just small creators at home. Stuff like this is what used to be on the military channel 15 years ago.
People like this are not nobodies, they must have education or experience in these fields to be able to research, animate, and present this information so eloquently. It's likely a group of people too.
and yet despite all the advances in information tech, we are as blind to what is happening on the ground as ever...
dude he is not a small creator. He is on the Top3 or Top5 documentary creators in UA-cam
@@g.h.8788 the fk you talking about lol
They are a team. Reducing the team down to a speaker is diminishing everyone's work.
The most notable difference of this Russian invasion compared to those of Ukraine in 2014 and Georgia in 2008 is the huge increase of mainstream social networks which provides enormous content
This war also showed the world that the Russian army is quite incompetent against the NATO trained army.
@@podcastler and the Georgian Army, too, has been trained by NATO forces by now.
@@podcastler , yah. NATO wokes and LGBT like you are just keyboard warrior. SMHID.
@@urrywest NATO is competent on war, less so in reconstruction
@@urrywest so 1 Ukrainian casualty to 8 Russian. Sounds about right.
Fun Fact: Kliment Voroshilov - One of the 5 original Marshals of the Soviet Union was born and lived in Bakhmut.
I wonder what he would have thought about the battle in his home city
@@matictelic He was Stalin's loyal dog.
Kv tanks took their name from him ?
@@marshallsilverstar9636 yes
That may be a reason why the Russians want it so bad. Likely in an effort to "Liberate" Russian land that will be "returned" to its rightful country
The way Russian troops were operating around Bakhmut and Soledar is well documented by the air recon unit Птахи Мадяра (Madyar's Birds). Russians were advancing in small groups 4-9 soldiers to minimize the chances of large units getting destroyed by the artillery fire. These small groups would advance, take fire, and uncover some Ukrainian positions. Those who move behind them would correct artillery fire.
So when you hear about "human wave attacks," know that these are small but very frequent waves with no armor support.
According to a Ukrainian soldier on the front line, these first waves consisted of poorly trained conscripts (which is very very tragic). Once the positions were uncovered, the better trained Wagner fighters or Russian SpecOps move in afterwards with combined arms tactics and maneuverability. Unfortunately, not the worst strategy if you’re Russia rn.
jesus christ
Basically, troops to be sacrificed in order to get any kind of intel.
It "works", in the sense that they get information and can advance but they wont be able to hold that land, while sustaining insane losses.
It is well known that Kremlin doesn't care about losses but the amount of cost translates into further effectiveness on the battlefield, we will see if this is Severdonetsk into Kharkiv counter-offensive 2.0.
Sometimes. There's videos and photos out there of 50 dead Russians within spitting distance of each other
@@karsonwhatley3347 but what about all those jokes about russian mincemeat?
The level of editing in your videos is amazing 💯
indeed, only the background music is a bit too "heroic"
Most comprehensive reporting I have seen on the Ukraine war. Kudos to these producers. Well done.
@@uniquehedghogThere is always a comparison between two people and as much as some praise Ronaldo as the best, he will always be compared to Messi. Both are good in their own way. So instead of comparing, appreciate both for their own style 👍
NEITHER OF THEM IS GOD
@@uniquehedghog Peace be upon you
Not sure if the narration is a human or a robot
It’s kinda crazy for you to cover a battle that’s still going on
It would be even more crazy if he was able to cover the battles going from February 24, 2022 to July 2023 in today's video. I'm not sure where he'd be able to get a crystal ball, but it would sure be cool to see. 🔮 😃
@@snapdragon6601 or from 2014
its a war. series of battles.
Its still ongoing war
Yeah... Russia is unbelievable incompetent, their army's organization and discipline is a f*****g joke.
With the US giving away Bradleys to Ukraine, will there be enough for small town police departments in Idaho?
Never enough
😂😉👍🏻
It's Ok . Officer Shootfirst will be getting an F-35 .
This kinda feels like that one city in HOI4 that you just right click all your divisions onto out of frustration and keep seeing the battles in red, except irl
Yeah and it not doing anything bc combat width and then the ai sends more and it becomes ww1 in the area. Reminds me of when ai invades Italy and balkans from south in goal to get Germany and over stack the frontline to a cancer amount.
@@ilikeships9333 ah like real life monte casino
@@ilikeships9333 that's the point you use nukes... Which doesn't bode well for us in real life...
Tunnel vision in a nutshell.
@@joe-nf8go not in hoi 4 because they're goddamn useless in vanilla...
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The video is the ad, everything else is needless filler.
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I suspect the increase in infantry use has a lot to do with the terrain conditions... I am looking at recent videos from the Bakmut region and suspect both sides understand that use of even light vehicles would be disastrous as the ground is too soft.... my experience with similar ground tells me that even running unarmoured pickups would turn the ground into a quagmire.
Russia lost a considerable amount of equipment in the opening days of the invasion and in the Kharkiv counter offensive. With Putin's mobilization, the increased use of infantry is a natural byproduct. The ground in Bakhmut shouldn't be that soft in winter when it's frozen solid. They are getting very close to the mud season however.
@Royeaux problem is however that the winter has been warm enough that only the top layers of mud have frozen solid, which is not enough for massed vehicle usage
This favours Russia as they can throw more men at an area, relying on sheer attrition
Ukraine on the other hand, is far more mobile as an army, and thus relies on solid ground so that they can fight their way around the Russians as opposed to through them
Come the rasputitsa however, neither side will be able to do much, and we'll only really get a solid idea about who will win come May-July
@@Edax_Royeaux More then likely, mud season will signal the start of a winding down of fighting where both sides lick their wounds and rearm for the next round of fighting, at most we might see small scale air raids, artillery barrages, and infantry taking potshots but no offensives.
@@marcusaustralius2416 I think we will see offensive operations cease during the rasputitsa, neither side will be able to maneuver so it would be best to hunker down into trenches and wait for the ground to either freeze over or dry out (if such a thing is possible). Fighting during this phase will likely look like small scale raids by infantry and air force, artillery barrages, and infantry taking potshots. But other then that no grand offensives.
@@Kaiserboo18719 Maybe maybe not. There's talk of another offensive to take place on the anniversary of the war. Rasputitsa would make things hard moving Russian tanks and mechanized transports, since they've already lost so many they may try a massed infantry attack whom could fight in the muddy terrain that Ukraine would have difficulty supplying. Something like the Ludendorff offensive in the final year of WWI.
Thanks for these continued updates.
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I look forward to the updates. It’s a very valuable resource. Thank you all!!!
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Amazing coverage
Thank you for the video! It was very interesting
Just a small correction: new conscripts will allegedly serve for 24 months with a transition period of 18 months for new recruits in Spring 2023. Currently conscripts serve for 12 months only
I appreciate the synthesis of this information and an overview of the war during this period. It is helpful to hear it organized this way.
The list visualizing the military equipment sent to Ukraine (18:13) is nothing short of a work of art. Exceptional reporting on an exceptional country.
Yes it reminded me of some old ASCII scrolling. 😁👍
Great video, I’m just getting into this series, love all your videos and your channel keep it up 👍🏻
love the content! Thank you for doing this.
Great Video! Can you make a video on the battle of Didgori?!
It is on the channel
@@KingsandGenerals Wow! It came out recently, cant believe we missed it! Thanks!
Great video as always, but I have some feedback for you. I was wondering if, when talking about a certain city or military grouping, you would make it more obvious about which one you're talking about? About? I know you already do this thing where you make it bigger for a bit, but it's still easy to miss.
Always informative, thank you!
Have you no videos about America invasion of Iraq yet?
whataboutism. Plenty of content for you to chose from and the Iraq war was never supported by the public!
Half a video, only took 2 weeks🙏
You want a UA-cam short?
Thanks!
Such a small change in terms of geography for the last two months. Thousands died just for a tiny breakthrough if you can even call that a breakthrough. Waiting for the Spring offensive.
@RH let's see if they manage to do so. Now we can only predict. It's not so easy on the ground.
@@RH-en3my yeah as that will happen so soon
When Severodonetsk fell the Russians said the roads to Sloviansk and Kramatorsk are open. It is now February 2023 and Russia is still trying to take Bakhmut.
@@adamhall5298 sounds like Verdun
Tankies on pro Russian channels treat Soledar as some huge victory when Russians only advance a few km
25:28 Surovikin's looks reminded me of ''Sigismund Dijkstra'' in witcher 3 xD
I have to say I am NOT a fan of this video's sponsor. It's disgusting the desire to turn everything into a stock market.
how are they going to pay for the equipment and people to work on the video? stupid commie arguments!
@@hugow.5973 You act as if there aren’t other sponsors out there.
Excellent summary, thank you.
An excellent summary of events and detail. Well done!
This videos are like history in real time
A long Wizards and Warriors video? Yes! ua-cam.com/video/sR864rtrUac/v-deo.html
Loved your video
So much detail in your videos
Thanks kings and general love from Philippines 🇵🇭
Thanks for watching!
Update ma sarap
The amount of losses in each side can be compared to the beginning of the war and other wars in history.
Thank you.
Years ago Watchung purely history content, I never thought I would see any modern military history. Now u see stuff from a week ago. Wild.
This video is incredible! The level of detail and animations is insane. Thank you.
Thanks!
This might be too much to ask, but if its easy, could you guys include altitude lines on the map in some way ?
Great content as always
Still trying to figure out how you get ‘HeMars’ out of ‘HiMars’
There are a thousand Bakhmuts, a thousand Soledars.
Are they going to sacrifice 100000 man for each of them?
Anyone know what the deal is with announcing tank deliveries? We keep seeing these things labelled as game changers. But there's many different types of tanks which means many different types of training, so logistics are difficult. Would they have actually been delivered months ago, and announcements of their delivery made when training is almost finished?
Deliveries will start in March. We are not sure about the training, but it had possibly begun in 2022 and is backdated. Leopards are relatively easy to control if you know a Soviet tank, Challenger and Abrams are more complicated. Behind all the hype is something most people are missing - alongside 100-150 Western tanks, 150-200 Soviet tanks have been pledged recently from Poland, Czechia and possibly Morocco.
I am personally not interested in the term "game changers" which seems to have been applied for every new set of weapon systems; From GMLRS and HIMARS to the Baraktar TB2 drone and probably even some missile being used by russia;
I think the point is the (so far) lack of response by russia upon the formal announcement upon another new weapon system being delivered to Ukraine (note that they have threatened and not dramatically escalated upon each successive weapon set type delivery.
So its less about how much a weapon system will affect the war, but instead the revelation that Russia has not been able to find a 'balanced' response to the 'escalation' of a new weapon type being delivered.
In the future, this may play out for battle jet aircraft.
I think there is a sunk cost fallacy in operation in the Battle of Bakhmut.
It's become the New Verdun.
It's a meat grinder that must be held by Ukraine in order to persuade western allies to contribute more resources into what would not seem to be a losing battle
@@scottanno8861 I read somewhere that the US is quietly encouraging Ukraine to withdraw from Bakhmut to preserve manpower.
Please explain your comment.
@@Alandaledaniel13 the sunk cost fallacy is a logical fallacy in which a person (or in this case a military or government) assesses the value of an objective not by its actual value, but instead by the effort/lives/money they have already expended. This has happened many times in the history of warfare.
Can someone define for me the difference between a 'legal invasion' and an 'illegal invasion'? The term invasion is self-explanatory.
officially a Legal invasion is one that is justified. So, if Country A was provoking or causing terror, or even skirmishing and attacking, Country B, it would be Legal for country B to invade. An illegal invasion would be "lmao what if we took that country cuz why not"
That's why in every invasion in recent decades, the invading country always finds some excuse even if stupid. America tried to play the "they have WMD's they could use against us!" in Iraq and Russia used several stupid excuses with the main one being to stop a fictional genocide.
It's legal if you were invaded first or if, for some reasons, both country agreed to start a war.
It's legal if enough countries say it is. It's illegal if enough countries say it is.
All military incursions are illegal at first. That's claryfied in the UN Charter that all nations agreed to.
There are only two exceptions:
1. The country invited the foreign troops in.
2. The UN Security Council decides that it is necessary for some place to be invaded. This happened e.g. in Afghanistan after 9/11
@@hafor2846 By that definition, the US war in Iraq was 100% illegal.
Wagner troops have already captured the north of Bakhmut and some Ukrainian troops are fleeing. Other Russian forces are trying to encircle the city from the south. The shit’s a hellhole
This video has not covered it yet as its not yet about that period (it talks about 20th January as being in the future) K&G purposely is behind in its reporting. I fully expect Bakhmut to fall but considering the losses RU has suffered for it its not that bad. If Russia takes a few more Ukrainian places with these losses they (RU) will have lost the war.
Yes. I know. I disagree with your last statement though, since Russian losses are nowhere near bad and they’re playing smart. If Ukrainians want to win they need to pull back from Bakhmut all the way inside Ukrainian territory and trap them there. Otherwise Bakhmut will fall
@@yahya_mohamedine I expect them to pull back from Bakhmut myself. It would make no sense to stay there and get trapped. Currently however it seems they do not yet feel the need to pull back and instead let Russia bleed a little bit more there.
@@yahya_mohamedine most estimates say Russia has lost thousands at bakhumt
@@crusty5059 "western Merc" that statement alone shows you have no credibility as far as actually giving reliable information
I love the clean, well-made graphics. It's better than any mainstream Tv outlets. The content is so precise. No emotion. Pure data. Great production!
The only channel that i turn off my adblocker before watching this channel.
Good work bro
I just want to say how grateful I am to you guys for all the hard work you put into these videos. I can't imagine the amount of research, development, and attention to detail going into them. Believe me when I say your efforts have not gone unnoticed.
there is mistake in the beginning of the video, russian troops in kherson that moved popped back into existence
Ah another shill for the MasterWorks scam
When this is all over I can see this channel producing a World at War style series
What's a legal invasion look like?
Like 9/11
@@DanishnSonic can safely say that for the majority of the West, it's tax money well spent
Normandy.
Korea, Lybia, Kosovo/Serbia (to an extent), Gulf War. Etc.
1) Any invasion that was sanctioned by the UN.
2) Or the country itself called for foreign intervention.
The Tank deluge was to late for this month to cover sadly.
Awesome.
27:40 i was so sure that was a segway to a masterworks ad. I was so sure
Thank you for the ongoing news coverage on this. The Christmas ceasefire proposal makes me think of the Christmas Truce in WW1. I hope the fighting ends soon.
God be with you out there everybody. ✝️ :)
unfortunately that will not work
I feel as if I was just briefied at the White House at the current situation in Ukraine.
Good video.
Keep doing an amazing job I really like you guys
Kings and Generals are the best documentarians that are releasing almost real time material I have ever seen. Kudos to all on the team for this channel.
Denys davydov is good channel as well
Don't forget to talk about the Chinese Spy Balloon! 🤣
@@gosenswin11 Kings and Generals has better visuals than Denys davydov
@@gosenswin11 Deny Davydov is literally the most biased sources around for Ukraine supporter which is from a scientific point of view is hilarious
Almost 3M subs
Wow amazing
To lose more Command Posts than Rocket Launchers by such a wide margin is incredible. How many officers is that? The specialist losses must have been brutal.
Thanks for your channel to show all that happens in my country. You're doing a great job. I hope you will continue. Good luck, and peace
It’s cool the channel is here chilling in the comments reading and reacting!!
Hope you can stay safe there bro, we normal people are hoping our leaders keeps sending you better long range weapons
Thanks for clarifying the Lend Lease issue. How did you determine this?
Well, when the US sends funds/weapons, they say where the funds/weapons are from and which portion of the budget has been used.
@@aboudhh 15:43
Is there a key or something for the different symbols on the map? I’m interested to see what they mean.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NATO_Joint_Military_Symbology
Congratulations on 3M subs! You deserve it! Incredible work as always :D
When is the new pacific episode coming out?
Russia has 20 million shells. So no let up about that.
60k dead for both sides contradicts not only other western military reports but also the amount of indirect fire utilised in the conflict which is the greatest proxy in modern warfare for casualties.
Thanks for the video
imagine if all the money spent on this one war, hypothetically lets say the war never happened imagine how much it could change the globe
Not at all would Just be wasted in aniother way or never printed ( which would bei good less Inflation and so)
@@hentaihaven8552 hence why i said hypothetical, meaning the money was there ready to go and the war never happened. and not at all you say? world hunger can be cured with what was it 37 billion a year for the next 7 years. yet the spend 100s of billions sending Ukraine anti air missiles ballistic calibrated missiles, imagine being able to save the globe. but instead spending money on missiles
@@1GTX1 all i said was a hypothetical point, and true but whos to say that it wouldn't have been eventually made? are you a scientist technician or otherwise to say that it never would have been made. all war is is the right circumstance for advancement though we have no need this time that's a typical American response to every situation bomb it or send the men
@@jakekilley9037 Remember that a lot of the money involved in donations are from stockpiled weapons and vehicles that were eventually going to be replaced. The money was already spent. Countries are not friendly with each other in the real world and realistically you need to always be on alert. Power projection is at the heart of geopolitics.
Doubt billions simply would solve world hunger. Infrastructure and the building up of it takes so much more. Buying food for 37 billion would not increase the supply. It would just drive up prices globally. On top of this, a lot of governments of poorer countries are very corrupt, and funds of course gets very mismanaged. It isn't like you can give money and control who it gets payed to. The government of that country decides.
@@pikenote look at the statistics right now if we spent 37 billion on helping the poorest into small homes giving them a small farmable plot of land buying there food at decent livable prices wed create a new food market meaning less poverty less global hunger.
Hi,
Thanks for sharing. The quality of the music in some sections is bad, it has se noise.
"the difference this support has made so far for ukraine can not be understated" 🙃
Fantastic video keep it up your doing amazing job
Lovely, as always.👌👍
18:30 I wonder what % of the pledge was delivered
23:30 Using up 20-60K shells a day will use up artillery shells quickly. Having numerous army depots blown up doesn't help
You guys need to be working with governments to improve our education system. This kind of content should be recieving government investments
The link doest not skip the whitelist :/
Incredible documentation. I really enjoy the detailed list of who's donating what. Very impressive.
coupele of notes:
President of Belarus is Lukashenko, not Lukashenka.
Lukashenko is also not joining the main Russian offensive not due to personal interests, but as a strategic decision, he is very much invested in Russia winning, and he is completely supportive of the Russian operation, as was said by him in the first week of the invasion of last year.
Wagner PMC group is not just some random private military group that was allowed to exist against the Russian law. Prigozhin is a very close member of Putin's inner circle, the Wagner group was created to cater to Putin's geopolitical interests. Thus, Wagner exists not just because it serves a purpose, it was created for that specific purpose and isn't going anywhere.
Lukashenka is his name in Belarusian.
@@rudradixit460 lol
@@rudradixit460 I had to look that up but you’re right “Alexander Grigoryevich Lukashenko (as transliterated from Russian; also transliterated from Belarusian as Alyaksand(a)r Ryhoravich Lukashenka;[b] born 30 August 1954) “
We are using the Belarusian version
@@shaan702 Also he is referred to as Lukashenka deliberately by some as well to feminise him ...i.e. indirectly calling him Putin's Bitch.
"hundreds of switchblades" lmao
I can tell ur sick voice over man hope u get better ❤️
Better now, thank you!
Respect
You should update that tank in the opening title to a Leopard 2.
🤣 Good one! Thanks for the constant updates. This is more important then so many around the world know.
When talking about foreign aid why is Poland contribution to Ukraines army never brought up.
Great videos all across the board it’s just a shame that Polands help to Ukraine has never been brought up
Так і є, захід європи не зовсім розуміє навіть що відбувається, але ми розуміємо, головне щоб ми розуміли. Подяка за підтримку, так як багато людей ще й досі безробітні бо наша економіка дуже постраждала, ціни виросли, а прибудтки впали і велика подяка вам за допомогу.
Because this will lack behind every other contribution. Funfact: Germany did more for Ukraine in real Value numbers than Poland. I would like to see a video to debunk all the supply myths to ukraine
I’ve also noticed this, they don’t count Poland’s donations in western media either
Could you maybe not scroll the lists? So we can get them in one screen shot? Thanks. Good stuff!
The full list is usually shown once it has all scrolled down
can someone tell the big spending Budget is in the Lend Lease program or in the Federal Budget?
I can only imagine what a nightmare Ukrainian logistics must be with all this different kit.
It's look like Whole Europe military equipments vs Russian military equipments 😅😅😅
equipment from 80's is "Whole Europe Military"? XD
And youve got a new subscriber here!
Simply the very best coverage of this ongoing conflict available ANYWHERE!!!
Period. Thank you Kings and Generals.