Comments by "dark room ambience" (@DarkRoomAmbience) on "" video.

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  7.  @hatchxable  Firstly, the notion that the Ukrainian counter offensive has "failed miserably" does not accurately capture the complexity of warfare, especially in a scenario like the one in Ukraine. Military operations, particularly defensive ones against a larger aggressor, are measured not just by the amount of territory gained but also by strategic objectives met, such as degrading the enemy's capabilities, fortifying defenses and maintaining national cohesion under extreme pressure. Western weapons have been extraordinarily effective in the face of a numerically superior adversary. Regarding territorial gains, Ukraine has successfully recaptured more than half of the areas initially occupied by Russia. This progress became possible after Ukraine received its first batches of Western military aid, which was basically old HIMARS systems. Despite being technology from the 1990s, Russia struggled to counter these systems, underscoring the advancements in military technology over the past three decades. Also, its important to know that the military support provided by the West represents only a fraction of its full capabilities, with Ukraine accessing older variants of sophisticated weaponry such as the Abrams tanks and lacking access to the most advanced Western military assets like F-35 jets, B-2 bombers, Tomahawk missiles, Aegis combat systems, advanced drones, JASSM missiles, warships and submarines etc. It's interesting your double standard in how the territories are described though: areas taken by Ukraine are "villages with cows and farmers," while Russian gains are inflated to "heavily fortified Ukrainian strategic towns." This bias makes it hard to take you seriously.
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