Comments by "Kazkas Kazkas" (@kazkaskazkas8689) on "NATO Armored Strike Force in Disguise?" video.

  1. source: trust me
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  2. NATO against Russia? It would be NATO missiles, drones, and aircraft hitting hundreds of targets inside Russia within a few weeks. We have not seen anything of that so far.
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  3. I remember the old times (about a year ago), before this war, when the West was even afraid of giving Javelins to Ukrainians. Many were fearing that this could "escalate the situation". During this war, the same is happening with increasingly powerful weaponry. First, fear of escalation, then saying 'never', then doubts, then - it happens. The most recent transition from 'never' to 'here you go' happened with Patriot (which even many Eastern flank NATO countries never got so that Russia doesn't get nervous). If it keeps going like that, we'll see Tomahawk missiles towards the end of summer.
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  4. They weren't given anything "big"... yet. Missiles, Western jet fighters or bombers? No. HIMARS version with the shortest available range was the most powerful attack weapons they've received so far. And some Soviet tanks. Everything else is lightweight.
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  5. A sign of a strong military, or a bunch of middle school underachievers 😆
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  6. Which channels? I watch [pro-]Ukrainian sources and have not seen anything of what you're saying.
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  7.  @amateur9626  'Russia is Depleting US and Europe'😆😆😆 With a GDP of Spain, they will surely destroy all NATO economically and militarily! Totally 😆 Forget about the "Great Victory" stuff - that's COPIUM 😵 Sure Russia was ready for war, the West was not. The West has been weakening its military for decades, nobody expected big wars again in Europe, but now they are slightly concerned, so they started to revive their potential a bit. And they have time while Russia is stuck in Ukraine. Russia has awakened NATO 🍾
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  8.  @amateur9626  You're making it look as if 50 countries give everything they've got to Ukraine. The contribution of US, Britain, France, and Poland constitutes almost everything Ukraine receives, other contributions are negligible. So what percentage of US defence budget was spent on Ukraine? Is it even 1%? How much is it for Britain? And even if Estonia commits 50% of their potential for Ukraine support, it will be nothing compared with 1% of US contribution.
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