Comments by "Wolfs Winkel" (@wolfswinkel8906) on "Would the US perform better than Russia? Differences in US/Russia Military Doctrine" video.

@KC_Smooth the US wouldn't have been restricted by fear of uprising in the former Soviet States in central Asia, and they wouldn't have sent in land forces before totally destroying the civilian infrastructure FIRST.
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If it was the US fighting Ukraine, it would've been over in a week because they wouldn't have been training and arming Ukraine with billions of dollars before the invasion, Ukraine wouldn't have dug miles of trenches in the East expecting to block a large land army, the US wouldn't have been restricted by fear of uprising in the central Asian former Soviet States, they wouldn't have been trying to win over the citizens so they would've begun the assault with a shock and awe campaign like the ones they did in and Syria- bombard the Parliament, Zelensky's home and destroy all energy and power infrastructure from the very beginning. Russia doesn't consider this a war: it's still a "special military operation". If Putin declares war (on NATO) we will likely witness Russian combined arms. Their air force has been mostly absent from this war.
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@shalala4217 the US has a habit of underestimating it's enemies. Just look at what they were saying about Russia at the start "These sanctions will cripple Russia, wreck their economy, they running out of missiles, ammo and drones" and they're still repeating these poorly researched talking points in the media. All their "analysts" on BBC and Sky and CNN repeating US state dept propa ganda that didn't foresee Russia lasting this long. They're doing the exact same thing with China "Chinese equipment are fake, they've not fought any major wars, these sanctions will put them where they belong" etc.
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