Comments by "Tx240" (@Texas240) on "Putin Reveals ENTIRE War Strategy to Russian Public!" video.

  1. It's interesting if Putin didn't mention Crimea. Perhaps he realizes he can't hold it once the bridge comes down. However, once Russia loses grasp on Crimea, then it's much easier for Ukraine to make the rest of the occupied areas untenable for Russia to occupy.
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  2. 4:48:You're taking Putin's word at face value? You should know better. Russia isn't currently meeting replacement levels of "recruiting". During the Avdiivka operation, Russia was replacing its losses at about 10k per month. Since ammunition began flowing to Ukraine again, Russian losses are up 20% to 50% (peak). Russia didn't magically pull another 20 to 30% recruiting out of nowhere when they'd been struggling to get to 10k. Russia doesn't need another "mobilization" because it never actually stopped mobilizing. They're just doing it in a less confused, hectic, and public way to avoid outcry. Again, Perun channel has a presentation on this that you'd benefit from watching or listening to since he does much more in depth research than your cursory internet searches.
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  3.  @attilamarics3374  - When the bridge comes down, Russia is unable to resupply Crimea. The troops there will be stranded with uncertain food supply and no reliable fresh water supply. Indeed, the civilians there will be in the same situation. However, Russia won't care about "saving the civilians". Russia will care about relocating the troops to the eastern front and so, will attempt to mount some sort of rescue or withdrawal prior to the bridge coming down if thru receive credible intelligence beforehand. Crimea may have been occupied since 2014 but it is still very much in play as Russia has to maintain the forces there and the forces preventing Ukraine from clearing the minefields south of Zaporizhia. Crimea isn't self sufficient. They don't grow their own food and their water came from an aqueduct that is now above water after Russia destroyed the Dnipro River dam.
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  4. Since he's been re-elected, he doesn't care?
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