Comments by "the truth hurts" (@thetruthhurts7675) on "Russian defeat in Ukraine is inevitable - ex-commander of US Army Europe" video.

@danielhutchinson6604 Yes correct, we are witnessing the demise finally of Mother Russia.
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@aniksamiurrahman6365 Dp provide your evidence for your claims see I can prove you wrong, buy it will be more fun to see a politburo bot squirm whn caught out.
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@aniksamiurrahman6365 Yes OK. However Russia has lost ground in Kherson, and will loose the city in the next few weeks. Isn't that an offensive? Plus kicking Russia nad it's belorussian ally away from Kyiv was an offensive. So you just losyt that one quite convincingly. Russia couldn't take Kyiv just 236 miles whilst in WW2 Germany took Kyiv from a standing start and pacified it in just 1 month and 3 days. Russia is just going through it's death throws now thankfully the MOST aggresive, and most hated country in the world will be gone in the next two to three years because of the terrorist Putin.
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@danielhutchinson6604 I don't actually think Goebels was correct about anything partuclarly the military let us not forget that he claimed it would take less than two weeks to destroy the RAF, that didn't pan out so well in the end!!
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@aniksamiurrahman6365 My tax money? LOL. Your tax money is being wasted daily, not just here, but in other countries Russian has invaded, and now needs armed troops to keep control.. China says there are only intermittent supplies on the pontoons then Sorry but there are only intermitent supplies. Pontoon bridges need to keep moving, and need new sections all of the time, as long as they are in range of enemy fire. The last bit is a military fact, or they will be destroyed by the enemy. It is one tiny thing Russia learned during this whole debacle.
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@ZhenYae What you mean like in Finland? They also proved they haven't a clue how to winter fight when this started. Spring and the mushy ground was when Ukraine stopped Russia, and they slowly went on the offensive. You are dreaming of course!!
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@danielhutchinson6604 Erm which Vietnam conflict do you mean? The Chinese invasion that was simply a rout of a Chinese army? The French debacle, The US debacle? Or the British one in which Vietnam was calmed the vietnamese beaten, and de weaponed in 18 months? Do go on these have all been since WW2 by the way China sent 100 tanks, 500,000 men a complete air division, and barely made their first objective, and were battered to a standstill, then shoved back to the border by just 80,000 old men, and young boys, the vietnamese border guards whilst Vietnam sent it's army to depose China's ally Pol Pot. Shame you actually know so little about REAL history isn't it?
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@danielhutchinson6604 OK Why exactly do you think horse driven things and attacks were so successful right across the Eurasian plain? Simple it was the play ground of cavalry, and in today's warfare should be the domain of the tank, and armored columns. Unless you are Russia. Just how did Germany take only one month and 3 days to totally pacify Kyiv in WW2? the answer is simple by dominating the flat plain the Mongols used so effectively. Russian armed forces have never been mobile, or neither do they give autonomy within war plans to junior section leaders, and NCO's. Russia uses ineffective massed attacks which in modern warfare have been shown totally inefective, just like in Finland in WW2 Russia couldn't beat the fins then, they couldn't do it today either. Ukraine was always going to be a battle ground once they got rid of their Nuclear weapons, and agreed to let Russia be an arbiter of it's borders. Russia needs Ukraine to stop western armies having only 200 miles of flat verdant land to cross to enter Moscow. So they were always going to try to take Ukraine to stop it becoming a NATO country. Russia obviously needs it's borders on the black sea for safety in the region. That is Geographically obvious. Ukraine should have joined NATO the day they signed away their Nuclear wepons. Geopolitically America needed this to wake them from their slumber that the world was/and is for them a relatively stable place. Yes war is in some ways senseless, however it will continue as long as we the human race have land to fight over for various reasons from food to safety.
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@aniksamiurrahman6365 Well according to Chinese news today the only thing resupplying Kherson are two intermitent pontoon bridges. If Chinese state news says that is a fact, today (Russia's only ally) then at this time it is a fact!!
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@danielhutchinson6604 Erm I think you forget the Korean war. Russia and China lost to the UN. Full stop. Though admitedly none of the major beligerants wanted a united korea then, or now. Russia and China invested way more men, and materiel, than the UN throughout the entire war. Then both China and Russia agreed to the British/Russian border which was defined, and agreed in 1947, which was the start line for Norht Koren troops attacking the south.
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@aniksamiurrahman6365 Yes since last May. Where is the great Russian army now in Kherson? Cut off on means of getting food, water, or ammunition. Kherson which Russia mnade so much news about is about to become Ukrainian again. Ahh Russia has invaded more countries since WW2 than the USA. Thank that famous Russian site Wikipedia for this information : 1945 Soviet–Japanese War (Part of World War II) Soviet Union Mongolia Japan Manchukuo Victory Karafuto Prefecture is annexed by the Soviet Union and incorporated into Sakhalin Oblast. Kuril Islands annexed to the Soviet Union Liberation of Manchuria, Inner Mongolia and northern Korea, and collapse of Japanese puppet states there. Partition of the Korean Peninsula. Manchuria and Inner Mongolia are returned to China. 1946–1954 First Indochina War North Vietnam Việt Minh Laos Pathet Lao Cambodia Khmer Issarak Supported by: Soviet Union France France • French Indochina Vietnam (1949–1954) Cambodia Cambodia (1953–1954) Laos (1953–1954) Victory Vietnam is partitioned between North (controlled by Việt Minh) and South (controlled by the State of Vietnam). Geneva Conference Departure of the French from Indochina. State of Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia gain official independence. 1950–1953 Korean War North Korea China Soviet Union United Nations South Korea United States United Kingdom Australia Belgium Canada France Philippines Colombia Ethiopia Greece Luxembourg Netherlands New Zealand South Africa Thailand Turkey Ceasefire Establishment of the Korean DMZ Minor territorial changes 1955–1975 Vietnam War North Vietnam Viet Cong and PRG Pathet Lao GRUNK (1970–1975) Khmer Rouge China Soviet Union North Korea South Vietnam United States South Korea Australia New Zealand Laos Cambodia (1967–1970) Khmer Republic (1970–1975) Thailand Philippines Victory Withdrawal of American forces from Indochina North Vietnamese victory over South Vietnam Dissolution of the Republic of Vietnam Communist governments take power in South Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia South Vietnam is annexed by North Vietnam 1953 East German Uprising Soviet Union East Germany East Germany East German demonstrators Victory Uprising suppressed 1956 Hungarian Revolution Soviet Union Hungary ÁVH Revolutionaries Victory Crushing of the revolution 1968 Invasion of Czechoslovakia Soviet Union Bulgaria East Germany Hungary Poland Czechoslovakia Victory Moscow Protocol Soviet military presence in Czechoslovakia until 1991 1969 Zhenbao Island Incident Soviet Union China Indecisive(status quo ante bellum)[7] Tactical Soviet victory[8] Strategic Soviet victory: Ceasefire Agreement Signed.[7] 1991 Sino-Soviet Border Agreement[7] 1969–1970 War of Attrition Egypt Soviet Union Israel Inconclusive Both sides claimed victory Continuation of Israeli occupation of Sinai until 1982, when Israeli provisional control over the Sinai Peninsula ended in 1982 following the implementation of the 1979 Egypt–Israel peace treaty, which saw Israel return the region to Egypt in exchange for the latter's recognition of Israel as a legitimate sovereign state. 1974–1991 Eritrean War of Independence Ethiopia Ethiopia Cuba (until 1989) Soviet Union (until 1990) South Yemen ELF EPLF Withdrawal (limited involvement) Independence of Eritrea after the fall of the communist government in Ethiopia 1975–1991 Angolan Civil War MPLA Cuba Brazil Soviet Union граница SWAPO граница MK South Africa UNITA FNLA FLEC Stalemate (limited involvement) Three Powers Accord Withdrawal of all foreign forces from Angola Independence of Namibia 1977–1978 Ethio-Somali War Ethiopia Cuba South Yemen Soviet Union Somalia Somalia WSLF Victory Somalia broke all ties with the Second World except for China and Romania 1979–1989 Soviet–Afghan War Soviet Union Afghanistan Afghanistan Afghan Mujahideen The operation of the Red Army in Afghanistan failed to change the situation in the country Geneva Accords of 1988 Withdrawal of Soviet forces from Afghanistan Continuation of the Afghan Civil War Russian Federation (1991–present) Date Conflict Location Russia (and its allies) Opponent(s) Result 1991–1993 Georgian Civil War Georgia Georgia (country) Georgia Russia Georgia (country) Zviadists Victory Zviadist revolt crushed 1991–1993 War in Abkhazia Abkhazia Russia Abkhazia Georgia Victory Abkhazia gained de facto independence 1992 Transnistria War PMR trucks on the bridge between Tiraspol and Bendery Transnistria Transnistria Russia * 14th Guards Army (elements)[9][10][11][12] * Don Cossacks[13] * Kuban Cossacks Ukrainian volunteers * UNA-UNSO.[14][15] Moldova Romanian volunteers and military advisers [9][16][17] Victory Transnistria gained de facto independence 1992 East Prigorodny Conflict North Ossetia-Alania Russia North Ossetia-Alania[18] Ingush militia Victory Expulsion of ethnic Ingush from Prigorodny by Ossetian militia 1992–1997 Tajikistani Civil War Spetsnaz troops dismount an APC during the war Tajikistan Tajikistan/ Tajikistan Russia/ Russia Uzbekistan Kazakhstan/ Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan/ Kyrgyzstan Turkmenistan/ Turkmenistan United Nations UNMOT Austria Bangladesh Bulgaria Czech Republic Denmark Ghana Hungary Indonesia Jordan Nepal Nigeria Poland Switzerland Ukraine Uruguay Supported by: Belarus/ Belarus[19] (weapons supplies) China India United Tajik Opposition Islamic Renaissance Party Democratic Party Party of People's Unity Rastokhez Popular Movement Lali Badakhshan Gorno-Badakhshan[20] Jamiat-e Islami (until 1996) Afghanistan Afghanistan (until 1996) Hezb-e Islami Gulbuddin (until 1996) Afghanistan Taliban factions[a] Supported by: al-Qaeda[22] Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan Victory United Nations-sponsored armistice 1993 Russian spillover into Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Russia Azerbaijan Huseynov's Forces Withdrawal Reassurance of National Security Huseynov's Forces are kicked out Russia establishes peace for now in Azerbaijan Strengthens ties with Azerbaijan 1994–1996 First Chechen War A Chechen militiaman takes cover behind a burned-out Russian BMP-2 armoured vehicle Chechnya Russia Chechnya Chechen Opposition граница Ichkeria Mujahideen Defeat[23] Withdrawal of Russian forces from Chechnya Khasav-Yurt Accord De facto independence of the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria, but de jure it remained a part of the Russian Federation 1999 War of Dagestan Russian federal Spetsnaz forces in Dagestan Dagestan Russia Dagestan IIPB Victory Start of the Second Chechen War 1999–2009 Second Chechen War A farewell ceremony for the 331st Airborne Regiment of the 98th Airborne Division withdrawn from Chechnya Chechnya Russia Chechnya граница Ichkeria Caucasian Front Mujahideen Victory Russia regained control over Chechnya 2008 Russo-Georgian War Tank-like vehicle with soldiers aboard Russian BMP-2 from the 58th Army in South Ossetia Georgia, South Ossetia and Abkhazia Russia South Ossetia Abkhazia Georgia Victory Occupation of Abkhazia and South Ossetia 2009–2017 Insurgency in the North Caucasus FSB Spetsnaz members during an anti-terrorist operation in Makhachkala, Dagestan North Caucasus Russia Chechnya Dagestan Ingushetia Kabardino-Balkaria North Ossetia-Alania Caucasus Emirate ISIL (from 2015) Victory Defeat of Islamists 2014–present Russo-Ukrainian War Russian unidentified special forces take control of a Ukrainian military garrison in Crimea Donetsk People's Republic militiamen checking with civilians in a cellar during the Battle of Ilovaisk (2014) DPR elite Republican Guard troops during the 2018 Victory Day parade in Donetsk Ukraine (incl. Crimea) Russia Donetsk People's Republic Luhansk People's Republic Ukraine Ongoing 2014 Russian annexation of Crimea Russo-Ukrainian War Minsk Protocol, an un-implemented ceasefire agreement 2021–22 Russo-Ukrainian crisis 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine 2015–present Russian military intervention in the Syrian Civil War Two Tupolev Tu-22M3s bombing ISIL command posts and weapon warehouses in the Deir ez-Zor area, 2017 Sukhoi Su-30 pilot talking to a Russian Air Force technician in the Khmeimim Air Base Syria Russia Syria Iran границаHezbollah ISIL Ahrar al-Sham Tahrir al-Sham Syrian Opposition Ongoing Preservation of the Syrian government headed by Bashar al-Assad.[24] Syrian Armed Forces recapture more than 30,000 square kilometres of area, including Latakia, Aleppo and Palmyra, break the three-year-long siege of Deir ez-Zor and take control of that city[25][26] 2018–present Central African Republic Civil War Delivery of Russian BRDM-2 armored vehicles to Central African Republic, October 2020 Central African Republic Russia Central African Republic Rwanda Central African Republic Coalition of Patriots for Change Horrendous isn't it? Just like the rest of Russia's aggressive history of invading near neighbours!! Sorry but in this the truth really does hurt doesn't it?
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@bobmorane2082 What does the UK give? or the EU, orAustralia Canada, or Poland, or Sweden, or Norway, or Finland? Luckily for you South Africa hasn't yet sent it's long range guns that can stike from 76 KM away twice the distance of any Russian artillery. You forget that Russia has allowed NATO to proxy fight against it. Most of the new Ukrainian NATO weapons out distance all of the Russian artillery so you can have as much artillery as you like shooting back at Ukrainian artillery, but it cannot reach them. So piece by piece the Russian positions and artillery are picked off at leisure, and range. russia has basically run out of it's strategic reserves of ammunition, or we would see more than 70k a day shot into Ukraine. Plus 70k along a front like stretching for the entire Donbass is actually very small amounts in any one area. In Ukraine Russia is slowly but increasingly, and more importantly more speedily losing ground, lives, troops, and the war.
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@NP Not what Chinese TV reports on the internet are saying. They reckon Russia will be defeated by this time next year. Then China WILL move to take eastern Russia, and the Russia we know and hate will cease to exist.
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@bobmorane2082 Well I don't watch TV like most people here, so I am not exposed to the rhetoric of RT (Russia Today), or most European TV for example. You just have to watch several different reports from the front, and see what is being reported more concisely, RT isn't even close to concise, yet even Chinese media is starting to say Russia willl loose by the middle of next year. So it looks like Russia's goose is burned, not just cooked!!
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@wilbur948ie No on here it simply is the best handle there is because I only tell the truth, and mostly it hurts the people receiving it. I actually don't think Russia has a cat's chance in hell of winning this war. I put on a web site 6 years ago now that Russia was presently having it's death rattle, and would completely overstretch itself by trying to take Ukraine. You see History repeats itself, and there is a document you probably know nothing about called Peter the Great's will. Plus geopolitically Russia had to attack Ukraine it really as the msot aggressive country in the world had no option. Geography dictates borders, and on the siuthern flank it is perfect tank land (unless you have or use Russian tanks). The geography of southern Russia is open to attack from Ukraine which is part of the Eur/Asian plain that effectively runs from mongolia (oh yes you didn't do very well against those people either did you? the only European country to be ruled by the mongols!!!!) HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Russia has never been good at warfare. Ukraine will have taken most of the illegally occupied Donbass region by the end of winter rusty old outmoded useless Rusky rat tanks are no good in winter!! Ah yes the ever indomitable threat of shelling nuclear power plants you are a typical commy politbureaux bot, who honestly has no grasp upon reality. Ukraine without western weapons beat Russian none tech to a standstill last winter, why exactly would old garbage from Russia stand any chance this winter?
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@gaborjuracsik4847 Oh come on do give us your source for Ukrainian losses. They currently run a 10,000 to 11,000 whilst Russian losses are 15,000 dead with 60,000 casualties. I will provide my sources for my figures when you provide your source for your claim. Otherwise politburo bot stop trying to spread misinformation.
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@charliechuck1341 LOL. Very, very good point, and well made!! I'm sorry but I am still chuckling over your true and factual comment here.
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Really? Then explain why Russia is on the defensive, and losing ground at a faster rate day by day! Ukraine IS gaining momentum, and Russia has shown it's weaknessese here. 5 days for Germany to take Kyiv from their start line in the second world war, and here we are 178 days after Russia launched it's attack, and they are going backwards!! There is nothing you have that NATO now fears thanks to that international terrorist Putin........
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@aniksamiurrahman6365 LOL. I am NOT a blind western Idiot, as you claim. I have quoted to you what China is saying. You still quote from where exactly? No where to be brutal here!! Look I honestly don't care whether they are ferries, fairies, or pontoons. You have to keep moving them from place to place, or they will be destroyed As the Russian army found out at Stalingrad. They won there because the General in the field started moving ferries from one landing place to another, because 90% of ALL Russian ferries crossing the river were destroyed as they crossed by indirect long range German fire. Honestly this is not advanced Nuclear physics, or quantum mechanics we are discussing here. It is very simply a matter of simple but partially effective military strategy. You have two pontoon, or Ferry bridges, leave them there long enough and they will be hit by your enemy, and thus consequently to you useless. Stop with the lunacy that Russia can just do as it (or you thinks it can) wants, it cannot. To put your stupidity to the point here If a pontoon bridge is inside the effective artillery range of your enemy for over 4 hours then expect direct hits every 20 minutes, if you are slightly clever and you move it to somewhere nearby every three hours then you have a chance that it will remain intact. Something as I said Russia learned the hard way at Stalingrad. no one has yet come up with a fool proof way of stopping enemy artillery hitting static targets repeatedly. Your knowledge of simple military tactics is about as much as the Russian tactics at the start of this was stupid. You keep repeating the same things I have told YOU CHINA says the resuply is inermittent, not Western media. To be brutal here I am the kind of person who buys two extremes of the daily news reads both then looks at various channels to find out the truth. Russia is NOT telling anything like the truth about Ukraine. Let us just start with the fact that a fascist state (Russia) tried to claim that Ukraine was right wing. Well if Ukraine was right wing then even the Communist party must have been a centreist party justifying it's existence by proclaining the rights of the individual (which everyone knows is NOT the case). Putin and his regime are almost as far right as the Nazi party were, and he the world's ultimate Russian right wing oligarch.
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@mranonymous122112 Well where are the new or reserve weapons? Ukraine hasn't had any Russian new equipment for around two months (by new I mean replcement weapons for those knocked out by Ukraine). Ammunition is not difficult to make in large quantities, transporting it to where it is needed though as the Ukrainians are showing the Russians is very difficult, whilst storing it before distribution to the front line is impossible for Russia. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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@danielhutchinson6604 Look You can accept any news you like, but please DO NOT expect me to take your claims as the truth without proof. Which of my points are you meaning? Then please do tell me the ranks, and the armed forces of these people that are saying the Chinese are wrong? The sanctions as you put it are not now hurting the west oil is now down to just under $100 a barrel, and falling so foods haven't risen Russia is still begging the USA for extra food as it always has done because it is one of the anti US countries it has to ask. Please do not think that Russia is able to sanction the west anything like the west has sanctioned Russia. There is effectively no civilian airline in Russia now, because they have had to sell their aircraft to the west Putin has done two things very successfully, he has driven Germany into NATO much more strongly than ever before, whilst forcing countries that never before considered NATO an option to join, Putin WILL go down as the destroyer of Russia. Food prices in the Uk have actually begun to drop as well.
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@viridianaaznaraz1227 Despite what you say Putin isn't yet that mad. he knows the use of a single Nuclear weapon in Ukraine means the destruction of Russia totally by Nuclear response from NATO. He isn't mad enough to comit Hare Kiri yet!!
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@ailtonmacamo135 HAHAHAHAHA Well here we are tired old Soviet "they Attacked us first. No one in Ukraine attacked Russians living in Ukraine before Putin started this in 2018 by invadinf Crimea. Ukraine doesn't want Russia on it's lands. Russians living in Ukraine don't want russia there either, or there would have been an uprising all over Ukraine and that tired old soviet Rhetoric is proven false by the simple facy every Russian in Ukraine has sided with the country they now live in and have not formented revolution. I think your soviet rhetoric stimks to be honest the majority of people in Crimea are crimean tartars, and they do not want Russians in crimea. The whole of Ukraine will be Russian troop free by the end of next year, and Ukraine will like Afgahanistan have shown the world;s most hated, and aggressive country that they will never be bullied again by Russia.
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@davidleomorley889 I'll bet money that this time Ukraine wil win, because Russia in Afghanistan as you correctly pointed out, and now Syria, are useless at fighting trained troops and civilian insurgent populations who don't want them in their country. Here they face exactly the same situation, and there is only one country that has been successful at fighting in country insurgents, and it definitely is NOT Russia. Belarus will rebel nextthen Georgia, as Ukraine becomes more successful, and then Russia will be as I have aready stated here a dead country.
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@davidleomorley889 My reply didn't imply that the USA was successful against insurgency either. Look there is only one country that has beaten Vietnam since WW2, and it wasn't France, China, or the USA. Did you not watch the vidoes from the start of the war where Russian people living in Ukraine stood in front of Russian tanks shouting for the troops to go home, they hopnestly do NOT want to be part of you fascist state. To be honest it doesn't matter how many people from Russia live in the south of Ukraine, it is still Ukraine. Crimea is Ukraine. Eastern Ukraine WILL NOT becaome Russian territory, Ukraine will regain all of the Donbass, and Crimea, they wil not talk at negotiations with Russians who do not care for guarantees they have given previously about the integrity of a country. get used to the fact that Russia is now a 4th world country, and will be gone in the next 20 years.
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@karlharrison2449 HAHAHAHAHAHAHA Me change my news station? HAHAHAHAHA I watch RT some times and just laugh Russian propaganda is so childish, and always lies. Conscripts? HAHAHAHAHA Just how do they have sergeants with Soviet history in their ranks then You are the greatest joker i have ever seen on YouTube, Dying Mother Russia must love you!!
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@davidleomorley889 LOL Little one. HAHAHA This war wil not end until Russia is expelled from Ukraine. My breathless claims😅, they aren't breathless they are the truth. Russia is losing, and the momentum will grow with Ukraine.
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@davidleomorley889 Correct Vietnam is independent. You though very obviously do NOT know any history at all. China tried with an army 500,000 strong to stop Vietnam deposing Pol Pot their ally in the region. 80,000 border guards effectively stuffed the Chinese airforce, and army in 1979. If you ask any Vietnamese about the war they had, they will only tell you they beat the Chinese, no mention is ever made of France or the USA. That still leaves one small country that has beaten them since WW2, and inside 18 months.
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@davidleomorley889 Yuip as you are proving now!! Lol.
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There is no spin on the fact that Ukraine is beating, and will betat Russia that you can make. Ukraine is degrading Russian stocks by destroying them, and Ukraine now outguns, and outdistances Russian artillery. You could put 18,500 artillery pieces in Ukraine, and it seriously wouldn't make a difference at all. Russia has nothing that can hit the Latest NATO artillery at distance. So Ukraine could just pick off all of the Russian artillery as it presently is doing in the last wekk Russia has lost 200 artillery pieces.
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