For the last month people got used to russian sudden advances now if they stop for 1 day it's like oh they are stretch thin they are losing bla,bla.They have to rotate establish new logistics those thing take time this is not movie.
@@adrianobanak2824 But they are advancing since that Kursk adventure more in 1 month then whole last year Russia has always been about attrition warfare there is also clean up operation of hidden enemy troops then at some point if you won't rotate troops they need to establish new zones of control and rest they are not robots and that is one huge frontline.Ukraine is biggest country in Europe despite bots saying "little" Ukraine.
remember the soviets already reached berlin 1945 february, but the battle of berlin only started in april once they secured the flanks, the same story is now with pokrovsk, the russians like to play it safe
I know right? They haven't lost it just because they have paused to regroup before the last push to Pokrovsk. This is just like the pause on the Vistula before driving into Berlin. They are just regrouping but the initiative hasn't changed hands.
@@adrianobanak2824 Are you smoking the good stuff? Russia has taken the entire 2014 line of defense and Ukraine has only held the initiative for a few months in 2022. Even last summer they only gained the initiative in the area of their counteroffensive while Russia continued advancing anywhere they went on the offensive. You either don't understand what the initiative means or you have no clue about what has gone on over the last two and a half years. Ukraine has been defending for all but about 6 months out of the whole conflict. How do they have the initiative when they are constantly on the defense except once a year? 🤣🤣🤣
@@adrianobanak2824 They are waging a war of attrition not a blitzkrieg for rapid land grabs. Doctrine for war of attrition doesn't prioritize land grabs. It prioritizes annihilation of the enemy manpower and equipment so that they can take the land once they no longer have the ability to resist. Looking at the Pokrovsk area and broader front I think we aren't far from that point. The collapse is near and Kursk hasn't helped them any either. That's what you call a strategic blunder and they lost up to 100 square kilometers in the western part of the Kursk salient yesterday too. 477 square kilometers in August in Pokrovsk area and close to 2000 square kilometers this year so far. You can't even find a place they took from last summers offensive to nowhere that they still hold because they lost all that within six months.
Iam curious what happens when they have cleared out the big pocket south of the Pokrovsk front. With today’s advance, the ucr troops can now only escape west. But this window is closing fast
They are prepping for the last big push to enter Pokrovsk now. Tying up lose ends, tidying up the flanks, and moving everything up and into position. Mearsheimer has an interesting point that they may not want the front to collapse until after the election. This administration may do something desperate and rash to save face if things get really bad right before the election. They may want to wait until Trump is elected and then they will be less pressured.
@@BartholomewShirima Yepp, and NOTHING is saying how great this is going than having an M-30 howitzer on the frontlines. Or not having enough equipment to throw an enemy back out from your own territory. We have a confirmed loss of an M-30 howitzer - you MAY want to google when this piece of equipment was introduced...
Its look like Ukrainians have finally been able to stabilise the frontline. But they can only do defensive maneuvers to stop Russian advance not offensive operation to recapture positions lost by Ukrainians in past two months. It seems like Russia has also stop attacking in Toretsk and Pokrovsk direction instead now they are trying move southwards towards Krasnohorivka to secure its own flanks and secure the positions it has already captured and possibly flank Ukrainian defenders in Pokrovsk from South. The Russians have also finally been able to stop Ukrainian advance in Kursk and force Ukrainians to do localized operations and dig in to secure the positions they have already captured in Kursk.
What happens to these mines? Does the owner of an Ukrainian mine now suddenly own a damaged Russian mine? Is the owner ignored and the Russian state just auctions it off? Who pays for cleanup? Of course the same question stands for all other businesses when borders shift by violence, but these mines are such big landmarks they beg the question. And there's so many! Seemingly ever second village is built around a mineshaft
Depends on the owner. If they start following Russian laws, pay Russian taxes, they they're suddenly the owner of a Russian mine. If not, then a new owner will be found.
That is a good question indeed. I guess it depends on what is considered state enterprises for the Russian Federation. Some resources are considered strategic resources and are used by the state to fund the countries development. Oil, natural gas, etc. So some may go to the state and others may be taken over by new management.
Many mines in Ukraine are owned by Russian companies ..... Where I lived in Alchevsk (pop 120,000 pre conflict) one of the biggest metal and coking plants on Ukraine was Russian. 60,000 employees with its own railway, airport and hospital as well as six massive furnaces, operated on a 24/7 basis. Enormous enterprise 🎉
@@cbhlde I started getting like 10 views on my content after I uploaded things that we aren’t allowed to speak about. It’s absurd. I knew the west had restrictions on democracy but I never knew how bad it was. I guess we should thank Mr. Putin for forcing our governments to show how it looks like under the surface
@@cbhlde I started getting like 10 views on my content after I uploaded things that we aren’t allowed to speak about. It’s absurd. I knew the west had restrictions on democracy but I never knew how bad it was. I guess we should thank RF for forcing our governments to show how it looks like under the surface🫢
I just don't understand why the Russian assault units don't carry disposable Law rockets? Each soldier should carry a Law and at least one in every eight soldier should have an RPG with multiple spare rockets, in none of the videos I've seen have the Russian soldiers carried any type of Law (light anti tank weapon) or Maw (medium anti tank weapon like an RPG) so the Ukrainians send in one individual Bradley or other APC and kill Russian soldiers or pushes back the Russians with a single APC counter attack, this happens again and again and again, yet if each Russian soldier had some type of light anti tank weapon this wouldn't happen, I've even seen videos of Ukrainians turning up in light wheeled armored vehicle's to counter attack, if the Russians had laws within their assault groups they could take out those Ukrainian vehicles before the Ukrainians could disembark its soldiers or disable Ukrainian APC's before they could bring their weapons to bare. I just don't understand why the Russians don't have anti tank weapons it's just dumb.
@@MrAbhix7Because they don't have a trillion dollar a year budget to have them for every single soldier their commanders are stupid? 🤣🤣🤣 That's real stupid right there.
@@garettdoornwaard4822 I was in the British Army for 13 years, during the 80's in a rifle section (8 men) a typicle APC mech section in Germany would have one GPMG, an 84mm Carl Gustav anti tank gun MAW, and between 4 to 6 66mm Law per section. This changed in the 90's when mech sections would carry at least 4 94mm maws per vehicle, if you aren't carrying at least one Law rocket per man in 2024 then you haven't got you shit together, I haven't seen one Law being carried by these assault groups which is why one Ukrainian APC turns up and causes havoc, and have been causing havoc for lightly armed Russian soldiers for two years.
They lose 2k ~ a day. They delete what brings more detail on this. Yet the depletion of their fighting force is the absolute horror for them. Russia won already.
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Sometimes I am wondering how many capable troops Ukraine got left. Thought all of them are in Kursk?! Where do they come from to counterattack on few parts on the front and even be able to kick Russia back a bit? Sometimes I don’t understand Russian strategy. If they would go in heavy on all part of the front at once, Ukraine would collapse. You might lose some more troops initially, but less later
Seems like Weeb and DPA have divergent views (and maps) on what's happening at New York. That's somewhat unusual. I personally think Ukraine has counter attacked in New York not to try and regain it but simply to give its own troops encircled in the industrial zone a chance to retreat without. being annihilated
They may not be able to hold their region of Kursk but they have taken much more territory than they took in their, so-called, Summer Offensive in Robotyne. I've seen several claims that the AFU has committed most of its reserves. I think it is a failed operation because they were supposed to take the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant on the sixth day of their offensive and use it as a threat to make Putin do what they want. Nobody can tell me what they are accomplishing by being there now, at this point in the war.
The video goes on talking about the "magical" appearance of ukrainian reserves after a month or more of russians advances. The only question not asked Is: where do they come from? My guess the ukrainian are talking the risk of loosing Vuledar in the South and kupiansk in the North to save Pokrovsk....
Ukraine is a historical place that does not currently exist. Russia destroyed it around September 2022 and is purging the lands from the intruding terrorists!
@@paulcornwall7258 No, many incidents reported by non Western journalists ( African, Middle East and others ) 60 incidents already submitted, in 15 years from now, just like in the Balkan War there will be trials.
Are you going to put Ukrainian gains on the title someday!? Becouse even when Ukraine gains part of Niu York and Kharkiv, even when Ukraine counterattacks and regains territory in the east, you continue to talk about russian succeses. You are ridicilous!!😂😂
Russia may lose Kursk forever. Ukraine caught so many tanks, weapons amd ammunition from the Russian soldiees who surrendered or ran away that they are now twice as strong as when they entered Kursk.
One thing this conflict has taught me is to be grateful that American air power is the strongest in the world. AirPower will always be the future of combat.
Love your work Weeb
Good morning & thankyou Weeb for the update!
The Russian army is steadily advancing.
Cope
Don't you want to mention shovels?
@@Haguynitzanhow is it cope? He is simply saying they are advancing
@@HaguynitzanKeep all the copium for yourself.
@@Haguynitzan That's exactly what you're doing.
It’s ya boy Weeb Union
Privet Weeb Nation, its ya boi WeebUnion
Thanks Weeb 🙏
For the last month people got used to russian sudden advances now if they stop for 1 day it's like oh they are stretch thin they are losing bla,bla.They have to rotate establish new logistics those thing take time this is not movie.
Too much Hearts of Iron 4 😂
@@adrianobanak2824 But they are advancing since that Kursk adventure more in 1 month then whole last year Russia has always been about attrition warfare there is also clean up operation of hidden enemy troops then at some point if you won't rotate troops they need to establish new zones of control and rest they are not robots and that is one huge frontline.Ukraine is biggest country in Europe despite bots saying "little" Ukraine.
@@adrianobanak2824 Since when does 477 sq kilometers (acquired just in august this year) equal to "10x10"?
@@adrianobanak2824 No, genius, I got it from the ukies. They post maps every day, you can see them whenever you wish.
@@adrianobanak2824 Easy to find a dozen maps.
Thanks for keeping us abreast on this conflict.
remember the soviets already reached berlin 1945 february, but the battle of berlin only started in april once they secured the flanks, the same story is now with pokrovsk, the russians like to play it safe
@@balazsszekely2132 Also remember that they turned Berlin into a plain of so much artillery used.
@@adrianobanak2824 So your argument is tactics and army size is the same? Gotcha than
Great report Weeb
Tak for opdatering
Russia regains initiative? When did they lose it? 😮
I know right? They haven't lost it just because they have paused to regroup before the last push to Pokrovsk. This is just like the pause on the Vistula before driving into Berlin. They are just regrouping but the initiative hasn't changed hands.
@@adrianobanak2824 Are you smoking the good stuff? Russia has taken the entire 2014 line of defense and Ukraine has only held the initiative for a few months in 2022. Even last summer they only gained the initiative in the area of their counteroffensive while Russia continued advancing anywhere they went on the offensive. You either don't understand what the initiative means or you have no clue about what has gone on over the last two and a half years. Ukraine has been defending for all but about 6 months out of the whole conflict. How do they have the initiative when they are constantly on the defense except once a year? 🤣🤣🤣
@@adrianobanak2824 They are waging a war of attrition not a blitzkrieg for rapid land grabs. Doctrine for war of attrition doesn't prioritize land grabs. It prioritizes annihilation of the enemy manpower and equipment so that they can take the land once they no longer have the ability to resist. Looking at the Pokrovsk area and broader front I think we aren't far from that point. The collapse is near and Kursk hasn't helped them any either. That's what you call a strategic blunder and they lost up to 100 square kilometers in the western part of the Kursk salient yesterday too. 477 square kilometers in August in Pokrovsk area and close to 2000 square kilometers this year so far. You can't even find a place they took from last summers offensive to nowhere that they still hold because they lost all that within six months.
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Expect Russians to move fast in September & October before the Fall rains turn everything to mud.
Iam curious what happens when they have cleared out the big pocket south of the Pokrovsk front. With today’s advance, the ucr troops can now only escape west. But this window is closing fast
They are prepping for the last big push to enter Pokrovsk now. Tying up lose ends, tidying up the flanks, and moving everything up and into position. Mearsheimer has an interesting point that they may not want the front to collapse until after the election. This administration may do something desperate and rash to save face if things get really bad right before the election. They may want to wait until Trump is elected and then they will be less pressured.
Climate change has greatly reduced the Rasputitsa/Schlammperiod in 2023, we'll see if the same happens this year
Russia has no hurry..no timeline coz it conducting war of attrition not land gain...😂😂😂
@@BartholomewShirima Yepp, and NOTHING is saying how great this is going than having an M-30 howitzer on the frontlines.
Or not having enough equipment to throw an enemy back out from your own territory.
We have a confirmed loss of an M-30 howitzer - you MAY want to google when this piece of equipment was introduced...
Its look like Ukrainians have finally been able to stabilise the frontline. But they can only do defensive maneuvers to stop Russian advance not offensive operation to recapture positions lost by Ukrainians in past two months. It seems like Russia has also stop attacking in Toretsk and Pokrovsk direction instead now they are trying move southwards towards Krasnohorivka to secure its own flanks and secure the positions it has already captured and possibly flank Ukrainian defenders in Pokrovsk from South. The Russians have also finally been able to stop Ukrainian advance in Kursk and force Ukrainians to do localized operations and dig in to secure the positions they have already captured in Kursk.
They stabilized the news to get what they want in Ramstein and now news is catching up
the Russians on the move slowly but surely
477 square kilometers last month.
What happens to these mines? Does the owner of an Ukrainian mine now suddenly own a damaged Russian mine? Is the owner ignored and the Russian state just auctions it off? Who pays for cleanup? Of course the same question stands for all other businesses when borders shift by violence, but these mines are such big landmarks they beg the question. And there's so many! Seemingly ever second village is built around a mineshaft
Depends on the owner. If they start following Russian laws, pay Russian taxes, they they're suddenly the owner of a Russian mine. If not, then a new owner will be found.
That is a good question indeed. I guess it depends on what is considered state enterprises for the Russian Federation. Some resources are considered strategic resources and are used by the state to fund the countries development. Oil, natural gas, etc. So some may go to the state and others may be taken over by new management.
Many mines in Ukraine are owned by Russian companies ..... Where I lived in Alchevsk (pop 120,000 pre conflict) one of the biggest metal and coking plants on Ukraine was Russian. 60,000 employees with its own railway, airport and hospital as well as six massive furnaces, operated on a 24/7 basis. Enormous enterprise 🎉
Ukraine and the west messed up when they started seizing Russian assets abroad. Do you think Russia will let that slide?
Also remember that this is the Donbass......majority of the residents are ethnic Russian citizens of Ukraine.
Weeb, I can only imagine the time you've put into this map over the past few years. Great job!
Kherson, Odessa regions are likely lightly manned by Ukrainians as they pull reserves into desperate areas along their front lines.
Winter is coming
A record-breaking cold winter.
@@gingerfox7143 a long cold record breaking winter for Ukrainians....especially with no electric, heat and water.
Seems like the Russians are going to cut off supply routes by the time it starts snowing, what happens then? 🥶
@@ASpyNamedJames Send 'em ice skates!
*_URA_*_ !!!_
Regain initiative? Where have you been?
Go cry about it🙄
@@garettdoornwaard4822 it is just a fact, nothing to cry about
Cheers Weeb.
Banning of the shadowy kind is strong here
YT hates us.
Indeedistan! :(
@@cbhlde 😊
@@cbhlde I started getting like 10 views on my content after I uploaded things that we aren’t allowed to speak about. It’s absurd. I knew the west had restrictions on democracy but I never knew how bad it was.
I guess we should thank Mr. Putin for forcing our governments to show how it looks like under the surface
@@cbhlde I started getting like 10 views on my content after I uploaded things that we aren’t allowed to speak about. It’s absurd. I knew the west had restrictions on democracy but I never knew how bad it was.
I guess we should thank RF for forcing our governments to show how it looks like under the surface🫢
niu york phenolic plant situation reminds me of the steel plant in mariupol
I just don't understand why the Russian assault units don't carry disposable Law rockets? Each soldier should carry a Law and at least one in every eight soldier should have an RPG with multiple spare rockets, in none of the videos I've seen have the Russian soldiers carried any type of Law (light anti tank weapon) or Maw (medium anti tank weapon like an RPG) so the Ukrainians send in one individual Bradley or other APC and kill Russian soldiers or pushes back the Russians with a single APC counter attack, this happens again and again and again, yet if each Russian soldier had some type of light anti tank weapon this wouldn't happen, I've even seen videos of Ukrainians turning up in light wheeled armored vehicle's to counter attack, if the Russians had laws within their assault groups they could take out those Ukrainian vehicles before the Ukrainians could disembark its soldiers or disable Ukrainian APC's before they could bring their weapons to bare. I just don't understand why the Russians don't have anti tank weapons it's just dumb.
Because their commanders are incompetent
@@MrAbhix7 Nonsense
@@MrAbhix7Because they don't have a trillion dollar a year budget to have them for every single soldier their commanders are stupid? 🤣🤣🤣 That's real stupid right there.
You think people just carry stuff in a loadout screen kid😂. Which pocket are they putt8ng that in? You need to get real kiddo.
@@garettdoornwaard4822 I was in the British Army for 13 years, during the 80's in a rifle section (8 men) a typicle APC mech section in Germany would have one GPMG, an 84mm Carl Gustav anti tank gun MAW, and between 4 to 6 66mm Law per section. This changed in the 90's when mech sections would carry at least 4 94mm maws per vehicle, if you aren't carrying at least one Law rocket per man in 2024 then you haven't got you shit together, I haven't seen one Law being carried by these assault groups which is why one Ukrainian APC turns up and causes havoc, and have been causing havoc for lightly armed Russian soldiers for two years.
Suggestion: Make a video each month summarize all gains/losses past 30 days
Synkovka fell after a year, how many times have you mentioned it as well as the offensive on Kharkiv
What’s happening with the Kharkiv front?
Who controls Northern Vonchansk now?
Still Russia I'd guess
They lose 2k ~ a day.
They delete what brings more detail on this.
Yet the depletion of their fighting force is the absolute horror for them.
Russia won already.
Very good, yes indeed, it’s simple arithmetic, I’ve been shadow banned for telling the truth
End by December.
Any bets?
winter will slow the war down a lot, which is probably why the russians are trying to make as many gains as possible before that happens
I will say Jan-march 2025.
The war will be over in 2027, I think.
If trump gets elected
I mean... It slowed down heavily so nah.
How is Soledar doing?
"The situation in Soledar remains difficult" - ha, ha
Thanks
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Ukrops and their constant claims of OTAN "endless weapons" coming to help 🤣
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Tell us about the " Kursk offensive ", which " has turned the tables " in this war... 😂😂
Sometimes I am wondering how many capable troops Ukraine got left. Thought all of them are in Kursk?! Where do they come from to counterattack on few parts on the front and even be able to kick Russia back a bit? Sometimes I don’t understand Russian strategy. If they would go in heavy on all part of the front at once, Ukraine would collapse. You might lose some more troops initially, but less later
See what happened with Selydovo? Russia pulled back for one day and now they 're back at it.
Weeb Union is wrong. Russia has captured all of New York. See DPA for original content. (Weeb Union is a junior analyst compared to DPA).
I posted the same comment on this. He just hasn't seen the latest developments probably.
Yeah and DPA has actual experience of several years of service in this field!
@bluikkso Weeb Union used to watch DPA at the start of the war before he started mapping himself. I think Wyatt is a more credible journalist......
Russia is taking all of Blackrock's precious resources. 😂😂
Seems like Weeb and DPA have divergent views (and maps) on what's happening at New York. That's somewhat unusual. I personally think Ukraine has counter attacked in New York not to try and regain it but simply to give its own troops encircled in the industrial zone a chance to retreat without. being annihilated
They may not be able to hold their region of Kursk but they have taken much more territory than they took in their, so-called, Summer Offensive in Robotyne. I've seen several claims that the AFU has committed most of its reserves. I think it is a failed operation because they were supposed to take the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant on the sixth day of their offensive and use it as a threat to make Putin do what they want. Nobody can tell me what they are accomplishing by being there now, at this point in the war.
"Nobody can tell me what they are accomplishing by being there now, at this point in the war."
losing more and more ground in the Donbas even faster
The video goes on talking about the "magical" appearance of ukrainian reserves after a month or more of russians advances. The only question not asked Is: where do they come from?
My guess the ukrainian are talking the risk of loosing Vuledar in the South and kupiansk in the North to save Pokrovsk....
This is what seems to be the case, whereas Russia isn't as far from Kupyansk city itself as I thought.
Selydove got taken back quickly 💀
When did the Russians lose initiative in Donbasd, in the first place?! 😅
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How can Russia regain the initiative if you are all the time reporting they have the initiative? Your reporting conflicts with yourself.
Another day...
Russia didn't move for one day😮 Internet russia was stopped😅 it is not a Computer game
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Salva Cocainesky 🇺🇦
Is it right that the Ukrainian recaptured New York!?
Don't think anyone's claiming Ukraine has recaptured NY
sub 10 min gang!!
Pog
Ukraine giving a tough fight and thus both sides loosing thousands of people everyday😢😢
You are ignoring what everyone wants to see, in your usual "detail". Funny that.
In the year 2789 the war Find an end.maybe....
What a soap opera...
Ukraine is a historical place that does not currently exist. Russia destroyed it around September 2022 and is purging the lands from the intruding terrorists!
What’s your thoughts of videos of Russians execution of Ukrainian prisoners? War Crimes
fake
@@paulcornwall7258 No, many incidents reported by non Western journalists ( African, Middle East and others ) 60 incidents already submitted, in 15 years from now, just like in the Balkan War there will be trials.
@@johnharris2337 well if they are then ukraine have done just as many executions
Trump vs the puppets
RUF advance is over, the owners are back.
Are you going to put Ukrainian gains on the title someday!? Becouse even when Ukraine gains part of Niu York and Kharkiv, even when Ukraine counterattacks and regains territory in the east, you continue to talk about russian succeses. You are ridicilous!!😂😂
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BC they always lose it again before he can load the video.
im not interested in nazis ukraine
He does tho ?
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can i be pinned?
No😂
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Russia may lose Kursk forever. Ukraine caught so many tanks, weapons amd ammunition from the Russian soldiees who surrendered or ran away that they are now twice as strong as when they entered Kursk.
Seek help from a professional, nobody can help you here.
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@@French_Connection zelenski..the comedian
When you think you already read every BS on internet, but you still got surprised every day
Dutch people ... 😂😂
One thing this conflict has taught me is to be grateful that American air power is the strongest in the world. AirPower will always be the future of combat.
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