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@@yann-padrigarpont5715 The question is not who wins, but if Russia loses hard enough for Ukraine to survive. And since the real world is not a Civ game, and dictatorships are not immune to the will of the population, Putin is in a good position to lose really hard, apart from the obvious that he is not going to survive the war.
@@David_randomnumber blud you really wanting to say ukraine is mostly propaganda? Take a look at who tim pool was paid off by to spew "concerns" about weapon deliveries to ukraine! 🤦🏼♀️
@@YoBoyNeptune except it very much is. It's so far behind the CV90 that it wouldn't even qualify as a joke if the two vehicles were on opposite sides of any conflict 😊
@@GWNorth-db8vn The problem we (U.S. soldiers) had with the early models was soldiers thought that the (aluminum) body itself would ignite when penetrated by HE tank rounds or RPGs or ATGMs making it a death trap. Either improved subsequent models or at least battlefield experience calmed these fears.
@@SonsOfLorgar - Thing is, they aren't on opposite sides. Bradleys are fighting the same grade of equipment they were designed to and they exist in massive numbers because they've been in production long enough. Perfect is the enemy of good enough.
Nice to see the Russians still acting like Soviets. The military leadership failed in Kursk, but it's the civilians who are getting angry, so fire a civilian leader to appease them. The important thing is to choose the most useful scapegoat, not whether or not he had anything to do with the problem.
Right? All the 'failures' of the governor are probably policy decisions by the Kremlin (like downplaying the situation) and now the fool gets fired for doing what he was told to do lol
Well he is not fully innocent. He is responsible for housing of the refugees, but to save province and state budget many refugees were denied refugee status and thus housing and support. Does not change the fact that he is mainly used to placate civilians for state failure.
Well the funds to house those civilians should be coming from the federal budget anyways. And the newly appointed guy is a notorious AH, and was called that in the local media at the moment of the announcement in no uncertain terms. People have no illusions. But also no recourse
@@j.p.vanbolhuis8678 budget is assigned from moscow. They give him less money than necessary and blame him for not helping the people. Set up to be sacked and he should play along all the way if he wants not to be shot.
This is exactly what ukrain needs to convince trump not to just dump them. The more land they have the better position they're in if for negotiations if trump actually trys to stop them.
@@RobMedvedev do you not know how many russians died taking bakhmut and avdiivka? Btw you need to take a look at the flood city of krinky and understand why it's not a good place to set up a beach head there!
POOR GOVERNOR !!!! It is not fair to blame him for the gross incompetence of the Russian military. If he has been creaming off the top of the aid intended for the displaced people, that is to be expected. He is Russian.
Great commentary as usual and including the Russian political issues in Kursk makes it even better and more understandable. Thanks. This Kursk operation was risky but has proven to be successful.
The political consequences of the Kursk salient for Russians are interesting to follow. Since it's all happening on Russian territory and affecting Russians directly, the outcomes are much more difficult to hide away or smooth over. There have been more than 4 months of this now. I don't know how this operation will be regarded militarily (pros and cons of diverted forces), but politically it seems like a big win for Ukraine side
@@chriswilson3009 this report literally just stated otherwise in Kursk. Months of fighting with relatively minimal territorial gains and high cost to Russia.
Ukraine's invasion of the Kursk region has done its job. 1st) It's diverted over 50,000 troops to defend Russian territory. 2nd) It's destroyed a significant amount of Russian troops, and assets. 3rd) It's shown that Putin's "red lines" are all BS. ie. "threatening nuclear annihilation". And my favorite. 4th) It's humiliated, Putin! So all in all for Ukraine, it's been a very successful... operation
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speaking of 1917, with all the conflicts in the news today, I feel like we're in the middle of World War 3 but nobody wants to say it. Just as people have been saying about the possiibility of civil war in the USA (I live here) , I don't think people understand what war actually looks like and because we haven't really been in a world like this in our lifetimes (my father's 87 and he's not even old enough to have fought in WW2) - not to mention our education systems have failed us and the core MAGA base has been trained to be sympathetic and sort of a 5th column here. I'm seeing commentators who don't cover war but cover the day to day of politics and news, start to make these pronouncements because it's attention grabbing, but as someone who's observed all of this from the sidelines for 5 years while also digging into recent history and matching it up with the most recent generational cycle of conflict to find parallels and just really to educate myself and to make sense of what seems like a random dumpster fire of various gradations of bad news. Even somer people who are covering the wars seem to be overfocusing on the day to day and less to the long term implications. But I digress, just felt like riffing.
@littlejerryseinfeld4168 your Trump derangement symdrom is bad. Ukraine war startedbwhen lame duck sleepy-creepty Joe Biden was in office. When Trump was president Iran and North Korea and Russia did NOTHING.
I'll confess I haven't been paying near as close attention to the conflict as I used to, having fallen off since the Kursk offensive first started, but the simple fact that the Russian land forces *still* haven't pushed a numerically inferior opponent with minimal fortifications out of their own sovereign territory is pathetic. I would have thought they would have mostly pushed the AFU out by now thanks to being able to bring more troops to bear than they could on other fronts, albeit with high casualties (average casualty ratio seems to consistently be around about 3:1 in Ukraine's favor after all,) not this frankly abysmal display.
One of the ironies of the Kursk front, is that Russia can use conscripts here to defend Russian soil - and not pay the obscene bonuses that are offered to contract soldiers in the SMO in Ukraine. One might think that patriotism and nationalism would bolster morale to fight well, but it doesn't appear to be happening.
For 2 months attacking the same objectives in the same way which fail every single time and STILL expecting success with ever decreasing quality of men and equipment......................the mind boggles. State sponsored murder.
"We've tried it 17 times before and always failed" "Ah, but they will never expect it an 18th time!" (Yet again, Blackadder nailed the military ‘mindset’ of devaluing your own people).
This is a lie as usually. Kursk governor has not been blamed for the failures of the Russian Army, but for corruption. In fact there are no failures of Russian Army in Kursk region, but success. Ukraine's troops have been destroyed on massive scale while saving Russian soldiers.
This entire disaster is entirely the fault of the "international leader", so many victims. People around the world more and more hate the US and Americans. I am a retired expat in Russia. I resettled there when there were nice relationships because I couldn’t survive within the US on my retirement paycheck. All of a sudden the notice appeared on the site of the Embassy that all Americans should leave Russia and then Social Security cut off my retirement benefits. I am too old to resettle again and I have no money for that. I can only go to the street begging in a foreign country. The government of a civilized country cannot tell an elderly person, “We’ll cut off your retirement benefits unless you resettle to a different country”. What kind of country is it, which doesn’t honor its obligations to the citizens abusing the most vulnerable class? Trump promised to dismiss all Biden’s executive orders, but I don’t believe him. Each following president has always been more evil than previous one. Evil country indeed. No wonder people in the world hate it.
Because the leadership doesn’t care about people and never has. They are the embodiment of cannibal regime. The natural continuation of Soviet tradition.
The same thing happenedi in the Continuation War (Finland/USSR 1940).There were so many dead orcs on the battlefield, advancing orcs had to liiterally climb over them, making then easy targets for Finns hiding in the forests. By the time the Mannerheim Line was breached, it was such chaos that it went unnoticed. The USSR called for a cease-fire and a peace treaty was made. According to Nikita Khrushchev, 1.5 million men were sent to Finland and one million of them were killed, while 1,000 aircraft, 2,300 tanks and armored cars and an enormous amount of other war materials were lost. Finland's losses were limited to 25,904 dead or missing and 43,557 wounded. Current orc losses are shown below (source: Ukraine Pravda): ~755940+1350 Military personnel 369 Aircraft 329 Helicopters 9524+5 Tanks 19596+7 Armoured combat vehicles 21064+3 Artillery systems 1023 Air defense systems 1253 Multiple rocket launchers 31037+48 Vehicles and fuel tankers 28 Ships and boats 20107+14 Tactical unmanned aircraft
The last ten times we tried to advance over the only available road our troops were killed and our equipment destroyed. They must be out of ammo by now.... pass the vodka
Everyone should listen to your channel. It is motivating us and I bet it does so even better with your good soldiers on the front. Poor guys they're exhausted and they need all manners of help - especially your good news
If in June 2023 Prigozhin and the Wagner group had not changed their decision to go to Moscow and had not turned aside, they could well have overthrown the hated neo-Soviet regime of Putin and staged a national revolution in Russia, just as Islamists recently overthrew the Assad government in Syria. Of course, in order to consolidate the revolution in Russia, de-Sovietization and de-Bolshevization of Russia would have to follow.
Totally agree. I made a related comment above : "Prigozhin travelled a long way from Rostov on Don before he himself decided to stop. The RA only sent out a few choppers which he shoot down. I saw vision of Front End loaders digging up the highway to stop his advance, i.e. no coordinated RA defense. So, yes it does make you wonder. Given that the Russian population has not risen up in defense of Kursk [ their "Motherland" ], suggests that most Russians would not take up arms to stop the UA on a march to Moscow."
I'd say the landing of Matthias Rust on the Red Square should answer that question (and that was in Soviet times when the military was at least more or less adequately maintained).
Prigozhin travelled a long way from Rostov on Don before he himself decided to stop. The RA only sent out a few choppers which he shoot down. I saw vision of Front End loaders digging up the highway to stop his advance, i.e. no coordinated RA defense. So, yes it does make you wonder. Given that the Russian population has not risen up in defense of Kursk [ their "Motherland" ], suggests that most Russians would not take up arms to stop the UA on a march to Moscow.
Kursk governor has not been blamed for the failures of the Russian Army, but for corruption. In fact there are no failures of Russian Army in Kursk region, but success. Ukraine's troops have been destroyed on massive scale while saving Russian soldiers.
@@alangordon3283 I'm pretty sure OP misread total Russian casualties as KIA, then incorrectly extrapolated wounded and total casualties from that with some coefficient. I'm very much pro-Ukrainian, but OP is smoking some extreme copium. Multiple Western sources estimate TOTAL Russian casualties at between 460K and 730K. This already makes the Russian invasion of Ukraine more deadly than the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, so homeboy JkDibine didn't need to fabricate or repeat fake numbers to quantify how badly the Russians have hurt themselves. No serious estimates are saying 3M Russian casualties. It's just basic math -- Casualties were initially below 1000/day, and recently consistently well above 1000/day. The invasion phase of the war recently crossed 1000 days, so how could total casualties in this period have possibly exceeded 1M or at a VERY generous extreme 1.5M? As for Ukraine, Western sources give KIA estimates ranging between 60K and 130K, with 370K wounded though Zelensky has publicly claimed that 50% of the wounded have returned to service. That's a range of total casualties from 245K up to 500K to compare to the low-high estimates for Russian casualties. At worst for Ukraine (highest Ukrainian estimate, lowest Russian estimate), they may be looking at roughly parity. At best, roughly 3:1 ratio in favor of Ukraine. OSINT sources generally support the idea that Russian losses definitely outweigh Ukrainian losses in men and materiel, even if the estimated numbers may be inaccurate. For vehicles, visually confirmed and geolocated losses support the claim that Ukraine has maintained a significantly favorable ratio overall. It's more speculative but IMO reasonable to think that the casualty ratio will roughly parallel the equipment losses. Pro-Ukrainian sources I've read say that the difference between Russian and Ukrainian ratios of killed to wounded is due to a number of factors including the Ukrainians' emphasis on preserving manpower and providing emergency trauma care, the Russians' meat assaults that make no provision for recovery of wounded or providing trauma care for Russian soldiers, and the overall fact that Russia has consistently pushed on the offensive all across the front lines this entire time, whereas Ukraine quickly gave up on their offensive once it stalled and has otherwise stuck with a strategy of aggressively creating defensive situations that are bad for Russian attacks. Even if you want to be supremely skeptical of any numerical or quantitative claims from either side, the fact that Russia has been playing the active aggressor for the past 3 years is indisputable. And that inherently carries more risk, so it's reasonable to expect that Russia's casualties will be higher.
thank you for the update Glory to Ukraine. glory to the heroes My heart is breaking for the peaceful people of Ukraine. May Ukraine have all defense systems to protect itself possible
@ 0:42 when the narrator said " Using mechanised assault units to rapidly penetrate into the Ukrainian rear" sorry, sorry....but the 12 year old boy inside of me giggled...
Of all these authoritarian regimes... Russia is the keystone. Russia falls. Every authoritarian regime falls. Strangely, Trump could be the president to put the final nail in the Russian coffin. Let's get on it.
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You keep losing so much ground each day, it's shocking!
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@@Omni_Shambles
Over 160 days and you fail to take back kursk? Rushna army is a joke they even ask nk for help.
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The governor of Kursk should be able to dismiss Putin. This stupid war isn’t the governor’s fault
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That is why he was sent to accomplish "mission impossible" by the Vlad the Brave.
Exactly! Our Military's dismal failure must be the Civilian Governors Fault? Makes perfect kremlin sense! 🙄🙄
Qui gagne cette guerre ?
@@yann-padrigarpont5715 The question is not who wins, but if Russia loses hard enough for Ukraine to survive. And since the real world is not a Civ game, and dictatorships are not immune to the will of the population, Putin is in a good position to lose really hard, apart from the obvious that he is not going to survive the war.
Kursk citizens - what you are experiencing has been happening in Ukraine for 3 plus years, thanks to your leader .
Yes and no. I know it's hard to get reliable news from Ukraine but I never heard of such a failure to provide food or shelter for homeless families.
@@David_randomnumber Kurkse citizens are not Ukarine's problem.
2014 first invaders
@@Eenigheid 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
@@David_randomnumber blud you really wanting to say ukraine is mostly propaganda? Take a look at who tim pool was paid off by to spew "concerns" about weapon deliveries to ukraine! 🤦🏼♀️
The Bradley doing what it was built to do, brings a tear to the eyes.
It's the right tool for the job at the right time and the right place. It's come a long way since people thought it was a useless expensive folly.
It really is second to none
@@YoBoyNeptune except it very much is. It's so far behind the CV90 that it wouldn't even qualify as a joke if the two vehicles were on opposite sides of any conflict 😊
@@GWNorth-db8vn The problem we (U.S. soldiers) had with the early models was soldiers thought that the (aluminum) body itself would ignite when penetrated by HE tank rounds or RPGs or ATGMs making it a death trap. Either improved subsequent models or at least battlefield experience calmed these fears.
@@SonsOfLorgar - Thing is, they aren't on opposite sides. Bradleys are fighting the same grade of equipment they were designed to and they exist in massive numbers because they've been in production long enough. Perfect is the enemy of good enough.
Good reporting. Thank you. Strong Ukraine. Strong NATO. Strong Poland. STRONG EUROPE.
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@@Gilga_bro So which one is yours, tovarisch?
We stand with Ukraine.
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Nice to see the Russians still acting like Soviets. The military leadership failed in Kursk, but it's the civilians who are getting angry, so fire a civilian leader to appease them. The important thing is to choose the most useful scapegoat, not whether or not he had anything to do with the problem.
Something like Thailand firing their meteorologist for not predicting the Indian Ocean tsunami?
Right? All the 'failures' of the governor are probably policy decisions by the Kremlin (like downplaying the situation) and now the fool gets fired for doing what he was told to do lol
Well he is not fully innocent.
He is responsible for housing of the refugees, but to save province and state budget many refugees were denied refugee status and thus housing and support.
Does not change the fact that he is mainly used to placate civilians for state failure.
Well the funds to house those civilians should be coming from the federal budget anyways. And the newly appointed guy is a notorious AH, and was called that in the local media at the moment of the announcement in no uncertain terms.
People have no illusions. But also no recourse
@@j.p.vanbolhuis8678 budget is assigned from moscow. They give him less money than necessary and blame him for not helping the people. Set up to be sacked and he should play along all the way if he wants not to be shot.
The Ukrainian invasion of Kursk makes Putin look ridiculous. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦
Weak and stupid, incompetence at top level.
Heroyam slava🥇
This is exactly what ukrain needs to convince trump not to just dump them. The more land they have the better position they're in if for negotiations if trump actually trys to stop them.
😂it’s does it’s so funny soon it want be any worker left but Putin 😂
Putin makes putin look rediculous.
The valiant AFU are absolutely remarkable, as are their generals and Pres. Zelenskyy!
Thank you so much for getting this out there.
Unfortunately for Russians
You have to enjoy that.
One of my favourite phrases 😊
Ukraine will prevail 🇭🇷❤️🇺🇦
Hopefully, but we said this in bakhmut , krinky, etc.
@@RobMedvedev do you not know how many russians died taking bakhmut and avdiivka?
Btw you need to take a look at the flood city of krinky and understand why it's not a good place to set up a beach head there!
C'est le bon mois pour faire un voeu à Santa Klaus. Sinon, tu peux t'acheter un cerveau.
@@RobMedvedev Count the Russian losses at those battles. They are running out of men and equipment and can't keep it up.
@@sigmaoctantis1892 it is the reason Putin has begged for North Korean troops
POOR GOVERNOR !!!! It is not fair to blame him for the gross incompetence of the Russian military. If he has been creaming off the top of the aid intended for the displaced people, that is to be expected. He is Russian.
You guys are quite simply the best! I love your battlefield analysis! Slava Ukrainia! 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
Heroyam slava🥇
Great commentary as usual and including the Russian political issues in Kursk makes it even better and more understandable. Thanks. This Kursk operation was risky but has proven to be successful.
The fact that a President can fire a Governor in Russia is definitely a problem. This would be unimaginable in the US.
Putler can do whatever he wants. He can make people automagically fall out of windows! He is a magic clown.
To be fair that's mostly because you have a US-centric view. The amount of power a governor has in the US is unimaginable in many other countries.
It would've been not too long ago. Now with Trump I am no longer so sure.
Just watch as Trump declares martial law on some false pretext, then dismisses State leaders who oppose him. It’s imaginable.
@@frankpulmanns6685
yeah .... watch this space !
Sláva Ukrajini! Herojam Sláva! 👍👍👍
It would appear that Smirnov has been put on ice
Thank you for the update.
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Many thanks for another excellent report. Glory to Ukraine. 💙💙💙🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦💙💙💙
Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 ♥️ ❤️
Heroyam slava🥇
The number of fools is innumerable in the world, especially in Ukraine.
The political consequences of the Kursk salient for Russians are interesting to follow.
Since it's all happening on Russian territory and affecting Russians directly, the outcomes are much more difficult to hide away or smooth over.
There have been more than 4 months of this now.
I don't know how this operation will be regarded militarily (pros and cons of diverted forces), but politically it seems like a big win for Ukraine side
Russia have been advancing on all fronts,you been asleep.
@@chriswilson3009 How are russian advances in Syria doing?
@@chriswilson3009 this report literally just stated otherwise in Kursk. Months of fighting with relatively minimal territorial gains and high cost to Russia.
Ukraine's invasion of the Kursk region has done its job. 1st) It's diverted over 50,000 troops to defend Russian territory. 2nd) It's destroyed a significant amount of Russian troops, and assets. 3rd) It's shown that Putin's "red lines" are all BS. ie. "threatening nuclear annihilation". And my favorite. 4th) It's humiliated, Putin! So all in all for Ukraine, it's been a very successful... operation
@chriswilson3009
At a very high cost. Hitler gained land too, but he didn't win in the end!
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I'm getting 1917 vibes...
That was 3 years into WW1 as well….
Like I said: 1917 vibes...
Hopefully not going back to the dark years of communism.
speaking of 1917, with all the conflicts in the news today, I feel like we're in the middle of World War 3 but nobody wants to say it. Just as people have been saying about the possiibility of civil war in the USA (I live here) , I don't think people understand what war actually looks like and because we haven't really been in a world like this in our lifetimes (my father's 87 and he's not even old enough to have fought in WW2) - not to mention our education systems have failed us and the core MAGA base has been trained to be sympathetic and sort of a 5th column here.
I'm seeing commentators who don't cover war but cover the day to day of politics and news, start to make these pronouncements because it's attention grabbing, but as someone who's observed all of this from the sidelines for 5 years while also digging into recent history and matching it up with the most recent generational cycle of conflict to find parallels and just really to educate myself and to make sense of what seems like a random dumpster fire of various gradations of bad news.
Even somer people who are covering the wars seem to be overfocusing on the day to day and less to the long term implications. But I digress, just felt like riffing.
@littlejerryseinfeld4168 your Trump derangement symdrom is bad. Ukraine war startedbwhen lame duck sleepy-creepty Joe Biden was in office. When Trump was president Iran and North Korea and Russia did NOTHING.
Thank you RfU
Slava Ukraini!
Heroyam slava🥇
I'll confess I haven't been paying near as close attention to the conflict as I used to, having fallen off since the Kursk offensive first started, but the simple fact that the Russian land forces *still* haven't pushed a numerically inferior opponent with minimal fortifications out of their own sovereign territory is pathetic.
I would have thought they would have mostly pushed the AFU out by now thanks to being able to bring more troops to bear than they could on other fronts, albeit with high casualties (average casualty ratio seems to consistently be around about 3:1 in Ukraine's favor after all,) not this frankly abysmal display.
One of the ironies of the Kursk front, is that Russia can use conscripts here to defend Russian soil - and not pay the obscene bonuses that are offered to contract soldiers in the SMO in Ukraine. One might think that patriotism and nationalism would bolster morale to fight well, but it doesn't appear to be happening.
Ukraine victory ✌️ 🙌 ♥️
Thank you for your report.
Thanks!
Oh yes, it's the Governor's fault. Let's get rid of him, everything is fine.
😂😂😂😂
Thank you, keep working.
Thank you
For 2 months attacking the same objectives in the same way which fail every single time and STILL expecting success with ever decreasing quality of men and equipment......................the mind boggles. State sponsored murder.
Excellent reporting!
"We've tried it 17 times before and always failed"
"Ah, but they will never expect it an 18th time!"
(Yet again, Blackadder nailed the military ‘mindset’ of devaluing your own people).
Slava Ukraine
The national leader dismisses a regional governor because of the failure of national troops to protect the region. Sure, makes sense.
Whilst the entire disaster is entirely the fault of the national leader, so many victims.
This is a lie as usually. Kursk governor has not been blamed for the failures of the Russian Army, but for corruption. In fact there are no failures of Russian Army in Kursk region, but success. Ukraine's troops have been destroyed on massive scale while saving Russian soldiers.
This entire disaster is entirely the fault of the "international leader", so many victims. People around the world more and more hate the US and Americans. I am a retired expat in Russia. I resettled there when there were nice relationships because I couldn’t survive within the US on my retirement paycheck. All of a sudden the notice appeared on the site of the Embassy that all Americans should leave Russia and then Social Security cut off my retirement benefits. I am too old to resettle again and I have no money for that. I can only go to the street begging in a foreign country. The government of a civilized country cannot tell an elderly person, “We’ll cut off your retirement benefits unless you resettle to a different country”. What kind of country is it, which doesn’t honor its obligations to the citizens abusing the most vulnerable class? Trump promised to dismiss all Biden’s executive orders, but I don’t believe him. Each following president has always been more evil than previous one. Evil country indeed. No wonder people in the world hate it.
Slava Ukraini......👍👍👍....
Another great video keep up the great work
Thank you RFU for another excellent report
2025 is a very very bad year for russia.
And it hasn't even started yet!
How can they just mindlessly keep losing soldiers. And more important; why?
Because the leadership doesn’t care about people and never has. They are the embodiment of cannibal regime. The natural continuation of Soviet tradition.
The same thing happenedi in the Continuation War (Finland/USSR 1940).There were so many dead orcs on the battlefield, advancing orcs had to liiterally climb over them, making then easy targets for Finns hiding in the forests. By the time the Mannerheim Line was breached, it was such chaos that it went unnoticed. The USSR called for a cease-fire and a peace treaty was made. According to Nikita Khrushchev, 1.5 million men were sent to Finland and one million of them were killed, while 1,000 aircraft, 2,300 tanks and armored cars and an enormous amount of other war materials were lost. Finland's losses were limited to 25,904 dead or missing and 43,557 wounded. Current orc losses are shown below (source: Ukraine Pravda):
~755940+1350
Military personnel
369
Aircraft
329
Helicopters
9524+5
Tanks
19596+7
Armoured combat vehicles
21064+3
Artillery systems
1023
Air defense systems
1253
Multiple rocket launchers
31037+48
Vehicles and fuel tankers
28
Ships and boats
20107+14
Tactical unmanned aircraft
Because their population is incredibly indoctrinated and fearful.
@@ethancoster1324 I wanted to answer both questions with one word: Putin.
@@timbo3286 This goes back to at least czarist times.
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The last ten times we tried to advance over the only available road our troops were killed and our equipment destroyed. They must be out of ammo by now.... pass the vodka
Everyone should listen to your channel. It is motivating us and I bet it does so even better with your good soldiers on the front.
Poor guys they're exhausted and they need all manners of help - especially your good news
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Respect and Peace for the World. Thanks for informing. Stay Safe 👍
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Thanks for this update
If in June 2023 Prigozhin and the Wagner group had not changed their decision to go to Moscow and had not turned aside, they could well have overthrown the hated neo-Soviet regime of Putin and staged a national revolution in Russia, just as Islamists recently overthrew the Assad government in Syria. Of course, in order to consolidate the revolution in Russia, de-Sovietization and de-Bolshevization of Russia would have to follow.
Totally agree. I made a related comment above : "Prigozhin travelled a long way from Rostov on Don before he himself decided to stop. The RA only sent out a few choppers which he shoot down. I saw vision of Front End loaders digging up the highway to stop his advance, i.e. no coordinated RA defense. So, yes it does make you wonder. Given that the Russian population has not risen up in defense of Kursk [ their "Motherland" ], suggests that most Russians would not take up arms to stop the UA on a march to Moscow."
Smirnov... With such a name, you can't expect the man to be effective.
Great video. Slava Ukraini.
3:18 now those people know what ukrainians felt
Makes me wonder how well defended areas closer to Moscow are right now.
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I'd say the landing of Matthias Rust on the Red Square should answer that question (and that was in Soviet times when the military was at least more or less adequately maintained).
Prigozhin travelled a long way from Rostov on Don before he himself decided to stop. The RA only sent out a few choppers which he shoot down. I saw vision of Front End loaders digging up the highway to stop his advance, i.e. no coordinated RA defense. So, yes it does make you wonder. Given that the Russian population has not risen up in defense of Kursk [ their "Motherland" ], suggests that most Russians would not take up arms to stop the UA on a march to Moscow.
Putin doesn't have nightmares. To experience dreams, one needs a soul.
Love your work I hope UA-cam does to Thank you.
Yes, as well as the rest of creators of lie's bulb.
My new favourite word is now “However”.
Encouraging!
Great vid 👍 💪
Not being the governor of Kursk might not be the worst thing in the world.
Well, well, it's time for a referendum...
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I gladly joined your new publication. Looking forward to the new and improved site.
The ruble is now rubble
Thanks for the updates. Appreciate the work you do.
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With the way this is going and what's happened in Syria, I'd be surprised if Putin makes it to Christmas. That'd be a great Chrissy present!
Thank you so much for this update, God bless you and Ukraine people all over the world.
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Slava Ukraine!!!! Heroyam Slava!!!
It's hilarious that the Kursk governor is blamed for the failures of the Russian Army.
Kursk governor has not been blamed for the failures of the Russian Army, but for corruption. In fact there are no failures of Russian Army in Kursk region, but success. Ukraine's troops have been destroyed on massive scale while saving Russian soldiers.
The former governor of Kursk should beware of open windows.
RU Bodycount: 755k, 1300+ recently
WIA:2.251.830+
3M+ RU casualties thus far
3,005,200+ to be exact. .
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And Ukraines ?
@@alangordon3283 I'm pretty sure OP misread total Russian casualties as KIA, then incorrectly extrapolated wounded and total casualties from that with some coefficient. I'm very much pro-Ukrainian, but OP is smoking some extreme copium.
Multiple Western sources estimate TOTAL Russian casualties at between 460K and 730K. This already makes the Russian invasion of Ukraine more deadly than the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, so homeboy JkDibine didn't need to fabricate or repeat fake numbers to quantify how badly the Russians have hurt themselves. No serious estimates are saying 3M Russian casualties.
It's just basic math -- Casualties were initially below 1000/day, and recently consistently well above 1000/day. The invasion phase of the war recently crossed 1000 days, so how could total casualties in this period have possibly exceeded 1M or at a VERY generous extreme 1.5M?
As for Ukraine, Western sources give KIA estimates ranging between 60K and 130K, with 370K wounded though Zelensky has publicly claimed that 50% of the wounded have returned to service. That's a range of total casualties from 245K up to 500K to compare to the low-high estimates for Russian casualties. At worst for Ukraine (highest Ukrainian estimate, lowest Russian estimate), they may be looking at roughly parity. At best, roughly 3:1 ratio in favor of Ukraine.
OSINT sources generally support the idea that Russian losses definitely outweigh Ukrainian losses in men and materiel, even if the estimated numbers may be inaccurate. For vehicles, visually confirmed and geolocated losses support the claim that Ukraine has maintained a significantly favorable ratio overall. It's more speculative but IMO reasonable to think that the casualty ratio will roughly parallel the equipment losses.
Pro-Ukrainian sources I've read say that the difference between Russian and Ukrainian ratios of killed to wounded is due to a number of factors including the Ukrainians' emphasis on preserving manpower and providing emergency trauma care, the Russians' meat assaults that make no provision for recovery of wounded or providing trauma care for Russian soldiers, and the overall fact that Russia has consistently pushed on the offensive all across the front lines this entire time, whereas Ukraine quickly gave up on their offensive once it stalled and has otherwise stuck with a strategy of aggressively creating defensive situations that are bad for Russian attacks.
Even if you want to be supremely skeptical of any numerical or quantitative claims from either side, the fact that Russia has been playing the active aggressor for the past 3 years is indisputable. And that inherently carries more risk, so it's reasonable to expect that Russia's casualties will be higher.
@alangordon3283 Much better thanks.
How russia doing in Syria?
Source?
Ukraine MoD numbers are about 755k for Russian KIA & WIA (i.e unable to continue fighting). I’m not sure where you get 3m from.
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Civilian uprise?what??
Really? What’s the governor supposed to do?? 🤣
When I hear interesting, it usually is
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Woot
Maybe people in Kursk want to go to Ukraine ?
Best line “attempts to penetrate into the rear”. lol😂
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Good job Ukraine! Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦
thank you for the update
Glory to Ukraine.
glory to the heroes
My heart is breaking for the peaceful people of Ukraine.
May Ukraine have all defense systems to protect itself possible
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It is very quickly de evolved into a war of attrition. Who can break and capture the enemies equipment, faster than they can rebuild and replace it.
Novoivanovka was taken back yesterday apparently
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Will Smirnov get tea or window?😂
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Are all governors named Alexei Smirnov?
Be funny if he were replaced by Spoona Beluga.
@ 0:42 when the narrator said " Using mechanised assault units to rapidly penetrate into the Ukrainian rear" sorry, sorry....but the 12 year old boy inside of me giggled...
Do the Russian people still believe in Putin, and after Putin, will anyone be able to replace him?
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Putin should be dismissed, but hey, if Russia keeps failing like this, Ukraine can do it herself.
RuZZian governor named Smirnov...wonder if he is hitting the SMIRNOFF?!?!? xD
Probably drinking the cheap stuff that just says "Vodka" on the bottle.
Of all these authoritarian regimes... Russia is the keystone. Russia falls. Every authoritarian regime falls. Strangely, Trump could be the president to put the final nail in the Russian coffin. Let's get on it.