Comments by "" (@danielwhyatt3278) on "The Sun" channel.

  1. Well done and thank you Lithuania for doing this to support Ukraine and show Russians what is happening. šŸ‡¬šŸ‡§šŸ‡±šŸ‡¹šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡¦
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  2. Seriously, these visuals are just beyond amazing. Youā€™d think it was straight from a film scene, yet this is actually real. I know itā€™s horrible, but itā€™s also beautiful at the same time. They almost feel like an incredible nighttime drone display. We know itā€™s not perfect, but still, congratulations to the engineers and technicians of the Iron Dome system.
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  3. The idea really that some of these chaps might not have ever even HEARD about the Chernobyl disaster in the first place is one of the most unbelievable and horrific things I've ever heard. I mean, HOW IS THAT EVEN POSSIBLE!? Bloody hell, I hope that if some of them are willing to listen the ones at the sight can be well educated as to what the hell happened and shown just how dangerous a position they put themselves and ALL OF US in.
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  4. 2020 ay, we canā€™t say it was entirely boring then.
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  5. Well thatā€™s a really brilliant piece of engineering. Taking rocket launchers from a military helicopter, attacking it together in a new configuration and then putting them on the back of the vehicle. Considering they wouldā€™ve been shorter range rockets and also lighter, it does actually make sense to do it like this. It may be basic, but itā€™s very effective and quite cool that they be able to place it into such a constricted space like this and still be this accurate. Great shout out to the engineers who made this and the units are using it.
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  6. Damn thatā€™s a really impressive hall right there. Well done chaps, especially in also taking out one of the commanders. That is a very crucial indeedāœŠšŸ¼. Inevitably you are bound to still be able to get some gear from these. Keep up the brilliant work and use what you can. Keep pushing and stay dynamic. Never face the Russians head-on and cut the head off the snake. Slava Ukraine šŸ‡¬šŸ‡§ā¤ļøšŸ‡ŗšŸ‡¦
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  7. Best wishes and all the strength to the Ukrainian and volunteer forces. šŸ‡¬šŸ‡§šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡¦
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  8. Look at them just driving along there in perfect unison. Such wonderful targets they are. Hope Ukraine can send its own celebration of victory Day to Putin when it comes.
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  9. This footage is originally from the 6th of April, so happened a few days ago now but still very much relevant. This is a great victory for Ukrainian forces. Brilliant ambush guys. The Russians clearly havenā€™t learned anything from being bunched together like this. Keep up the brilliant work and happy hunting. Slava Ukraine šŸ‡¬šŸ‡§šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡¦
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  10. Now thatā€™s what you call precision targeting. Theyā€™re really keeping to their promise. Hope that they can keep this up. Mortars are a really hard weapon to get right when they require sooo much carful calculation. Slava Ukraine
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  11. My God this is absolutely unbelievable. The panic mustā€™ve been so gripping. Clearly the public didnā€™t see it coming entirely otherwise I guess we wouldnā€™t see animals just running for their lives like this on the streets. Both men and dog need to take cover from this. We are all in this together as the Russians just donā€™t care who they hit. Weā€™ve seen airstrikes before on Ukrainian cities which are all terrible, but this one just feels so sporadic all over the place that you just donā€™t know where to go. Please keep your head down guys and stay strong. We across the whole world are watching carefully and intend to make sure Russia is held accountable.
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  12. All the best to all of you chaps in Ukraine, both local soldiers and international volunteers. šŸ‡¬šŸ‡§ā¤ļøšŸ‡ŗšŸ‡¦
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  13. You can really see his fatherā€™s looks on him. AaaaahšŸ˜Š
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  14. Amazing that even during the fighting they've still been able to get enough of an effort together to actually pull it out of the water. But of course it is now one of the famous helicopters from the early stage of this invasion and will definitely be important in years to come as a museum piece, so good to still get it out while it's not rusting. Apart from the front seemingly sheared off after the rocket impact and slamming into the water, it looks like it's in pretty great condition. Especially the engine all things considered. All control and pilote sections though, completely gone, but sure pieces of it are scattered about down there somewhere. Well done here Ukraine, really show it in Pooootin's face. Slava Ukraine
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  15. Let us hope the fighter jets now will be getting to Ukraine very soon to make it even more effective. More MiGs, and then F-16s. Slava Ukraine
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  16. Wonderful to see Japan is finally doing this. Well overdue really, but better late than never. We only got to see the car here rather than the truck they are also providing, but it certainly seems like these vehicles wonā€™t be very much use on the front lines unfortunately, unless youā€™re wanting to be very nimble and fast, and then leaving very quickly. Very minimal bullet-proofing so might just be best being used around bases perhaps or further behind the front lines if you want to speed around more quickly. Thank you though still to Japan for providing these and hope that this can expand into other areas of military support soon enough.
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  17. Great that they definitely seem to be prepared on this front. Ukraine definitely seems to be ready for a Russian advance. I say this, not just because of the little we see here, but because the strength and spirit of the people of Ukraine and all those who have gone over to help, can never be defeated.
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  18. Okay, I hope Iā€™m not the only one who also clicked on this video not just because itā€™s very informative, but also because heā€™s/sheā€™s freaking adorable.ā˜ŗļøā˜ŗļøā˜ŗļø WELL DOME DOG WELL DONE.šŸ‘šŸ¼šŸ‘šŸ¼šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡¦ā¤ļøšŸ‡¬šŸ‡§
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  19. We need to send these brave lads all the help and aid possible. We canā€™t leave them to fight in the cold while soo many of us in the West and the rest of the world are sitting warm and safe at home. Slava Ukraine
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  20. Yikes looks like the ammo from there was just popping off in all directions.The heat marks clearly showed it was streaking across the ground at the end. Looks like a direct hit indeed. Well done Ukraine.
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  21. I saw this footage on a telegram channel it was first shared on. Absolutely freaking insane. The mistletoe is a total boomerang. No idea why I did this. Wasnā€™t even an accident from damage but clearly for some reason its guidance system believed it had to return to a point of origin or was accidentally programmed. Clearly though, other missals apart from this one fired off that didnā€™t return, so why this one decided to do so as a doubt they are programmed separately, itā€™s a big question. Either way though, safe to say this launchpad has now been destroyed. Brilliant news and a good bit of embarrassment to the Russian forces. Slava Ukraine
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  22. Goddamnit will this woman ever learn her lesson. Sheā€™s just making more and more enemies now.
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  23. Stay strong chaps. I also hope they get as much cold weather gear and supplies as possible. Iā€™ve seen recent footage that shows that shockingly, Trenchfoot is making a comeback.šŸ˜° This weather is also very bad for drone batteries as it massively cuts them down unless they can keep them warm. Something weā€™ve usually been told never to do, but in the cold Ukrainian and Russian weather, it is generally preferred. We need to help Ukraine no matter what to get through this now. They cannot be allowed to be forced to go on the back foot.
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  24. Oooh, we definitely know what they're doing here, even if the authorities on the ground deny it. Noice one guys. Space, it really does bring us all together in the face of such terrible odds on the ground. Slava Ukraine
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  25. Yep, this is very disappointing.šŸ˜“
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  26. Good to see more troops are finally arriving. Iā€™m both worried but also hopeful that eventually they will actually be able to intervene. Best wishes and all the strength in the world to everyone in Ukraine.
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  27. Bloody hell that vehicles been completely gutted. It almost looks like half of it is completely missing. In all honestly this explosion looks rather weird. Weā€™ve just gotta hope at least one of these helicopters was shut down.
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  28. Seeing all of the volunteers really doing the best they can hear is so inspiring. We can at least try and do the best we can as well by actually making sure they get all of the body armour, helmets and weapons they need. The country is continuing to run low and we need to keep up our end of the promise to actually get them in the country NOW So they can maintain their push against the Russians which is finally starting. As they move forward, logistics are obviously going to become ever more important, just as they were for the Russians which inevitably failed. We need to make sure Ukraine doesnā€™t suffer the same problem. For that, they need supplies. Stay strong chaps. We are watching out for you. Slava Ukraine šŸ‡¬šŸ‡§šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡¦šŸ’ŖšŸ¼
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  29. Ā @GLee-lk3rfĀ  Here here. The protesters on mainland Britain are all just proving the point that we actually need the bill now. The rest the majority population is just sick of these protests at this point. I know they are important civil liberties, but this bill wonā€™t wipe them out or something, yet people seem to think we are living in some kind of far right totalitarian statešŸ˜“. Absolute nutters. Try living in Russia or worst-case China or North Korea for a while and see how they feel after that.
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  30. I hope this South Korean kit does make it to Ukraine instead. Training though could take more time so it might just makes sense for this stuff to just replace what ā€˜Polandā€™ already has and give their older stuff to Ukraine to make things go faster. Ukraine though does need all the more advanced kit it can get, so thereā€™s the balancing act.
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  31. OMG I CANā€™T BELIEVE HE ACTUALLY SAID THAT FOR HIS FORST JOKE.šŸ¤£šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚ Yuuuuuk
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  32. Okay now this was a really good one to make. We all stand with you Clarkson on this. Letā€™s get the Jab Army out there.
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  33. If thatā€™s not a cover that catches your attention and the feeling that Iā€™m sure all of us would have if we saw what we are seeing in person I donā€™t know what is. Iā€™m really surprised and relieved she had the guts to enter Ukraine and go right to where all of this has happened. Itā€™s quite an amazing feat and step forward really for an EU politician to go and do this it reminds me very muchOf when the Queen visited the site of a natural disaster in the UK for the first time as that was a major break from tradition and policy and the Royal family is better off for it. If politicians from higher positions like this did more on the ground action to actually see what was going on things would be a lot better. Relieved that von der Leyen did this.
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  34. I donā€™t want to imagine what the pile up on both ends will be like once the ship is finally moving again.šŸ˜“
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  35. Thisā€™s a very shameful dark day indeed. Terribly misguided decision by the Scottish Parliament.
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  36. Brilliant work here by the drone crews and howitzer operators here. Best of luck to them going forward. Slava Ukraine šŸ‡¬šŸ‡§ā¤ļøšŸ‡ŗšŸ‡¦
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  37. Blimey thatā€™s another long Russian column. I hope after this footage was released it helped give the Ukrainian forces some estimate as to the location. Go get um boys. Slava Ukraine šŸ‡¬šŸ‡§šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡¦
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  38. Yeah, this is really not going to look good for the leaders in the EU. Once again Britain acted sooner and has the evidence to back it up. At least theyā€™ve actually conceded it now.
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  39. I hear that. I have never seen something like this happened before. Clearly other missiles fired off before this one because of the streets of smoke in the sky, yes this one decides to return back home. Clearly wasnā€™t the case of itā€™s simply not knowing where it was going, but the missile for some reason thought it had to return back to its point of origin (HOW IS THAT EVEN A FUNCTION?). That is not normal for any missile system. I donā€™t believe, based on Russian hardware, and the type of missiles probably used, that they are programmed for ā€˜individual unique targetsā€™ during one launch. So why this one out of all the others decided to return back to its point of origin and destroy it, is beyond me.
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  40. Yeeeep, this ainā€™t gonna help him at all now. This has just solidified his eventual end.
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  41. She seems to be doing a bloody good job in spite of that considering what sheā€™s going through.
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  42. I couldnā€™t agree more. And yes Ukraine right now has every right to fire back into Russian territory, and usually unfortunately a war only ever ends once the side that is being attacked eventually then goes into that other nations territory to either probably defeat the army or destroy the government responsible. One of these two scenarios will have to happen. Attacking military bases or fuel or factory areas wonā€™t be enough as that will just make them more angry and Russians will just use it for and the Ukrainian or far right bullishĀ£& propaganda. We do though really need to get those long-range missiles into Ukraine ASAP. Some S-300 missile launchers were sent a little while ago now but they still arenā€™t nowhere near enough. We keep saying that Ukrainian forces will need time to train on equipment, but when will that even be and how long is that anyway? The war has been going on for two months and you can easily give someone a crash course if they are familiar with similar equipment. Plus when the threat of your nationā€™s destruction is hanging over your head, it can be a good motivator to learn FAST. The UK did send some surface-to-air missile defence systems to shoot down enemy aircraft that over the past few weeks have been very effective and was even recorded as shooting down one of the enemy helicopters so fast you couldnā€™t even see it. Problem is that these still arenā€™t enough to reach where it is needed. We need to be sending in the long-range missile systems into Ukraine and as many as they need right now. If we are going to continue to be cowards and not attack Russia ourselves, then why are we bothering to hold onto this equipment at all. At least give it to someone who actually needs it.
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  43. Ā @wonlop469Ā  I sure hope so. It really will be crucial for Ukraine in the future to be actually able to build their own equipment of NATO level rather than just pure imports.
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  44. Yeeeeees, THEYā€™RE FINALLY THERE.I did hear news yesterday that they had finally arrived in Ukraine, but I didnā€™t realise they were already up and running ready to fight. Assumed that they had arrived on Thursday and would need a few more days to get to the battlefield, but I guess they mustā€™ve just delayed the news release to the point that it wouldnā€™t matter because they would already be near positions. It is a surprise, but just goes to show that the US really was able to compress down there training time after all. This should really be a clear message to Germany that they took way too long on their training of Ukraine forces fir their kit. Bloody brilliant to see these advances long range weapon systems now in Ukraine. The HIMARS exactly what Ukraine needed and shouldā€™ve received a long time ago. With also the news yesterday that Ukraine will also be receiving an additional four HIMARS alongside the current ones that are arriving. This is on top of the other piece of equipment and ammunition as part of the new additional aid package. Letā€™s keep it going people. This is exactly what needs to be sent so letā€™s keep it up.
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  45. Despite the lack of spectators for the opening ceremony, it truly was a wonderful event and Iā€™m totally going to watch it all over again. We can only hope that it can be equally as good for the closing ceremony and the Paralympics. Thank you Japan for bringing the Olympics to the world this time.
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  46. He did a very good water landing that with ditching in shallow water and Iā€™d imagine she is indeed salvageable. The engine will most likely need a thorough cleaning up, flushing out and going over plus a new propeller blade. She will fly again.
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  47. Great work by the Welsh Guards. Shame we couldnā€™t have the full trooping the colours this year but at least we were still able to keep one of the traditions going after all these months of quiet.
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  48. My god. And I thought they couldnā€™t get much scummier than before. What they are wanting is just ridiculous and makes no sense except to make themselves look even more petty.
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  49. Hopefully now that their vehicle is out of commission and most likely their camp was destroyed, which is what I can assume was there considering it was hiding in the trees, they were most likely now either captured or traced back to other units.
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  50. Thankfully itā€™s only made of black resin and was a temporary installation so itā€™s not going to be up there for long.
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