Comments by "M Simon" (@msimon6808) on "RFU News — Reporting from Ukraine" channel.

  1.  @jamesgornall5731  Russian supply lines are being cut. About 6 month later than desired. None the less Russia is very close to being unable to support Crimea.
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  2.  @drunkdrftr  Russia is winning. Russia is bringing its most modern T-54 tanks to the battle field and has troops in open mutiny. They send public videos to Putin. The only conclusion one can come to is that Ukraine is losing badly.
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  3.  @yellowtunes2756  Attackers lose 3 to 1 in usual battlefield situations. Mobility can reduce that greatly. Russia doesn't do mobility/combined arms. The West is providing Ukraine with mobility. So far Russian fire power has mostly been used to destroy habitation. The military effectiveness of that is low.
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  4.  @t.n.h.ptheneohumanpatterna8334  People have no idea how good the Russian military is. Russia is bringing its most modern T-54 tanks to the battle field and has troops in open mutiny. They send public videos to Putin. The only conclusion one can come to is that Ukraine is losing badly.
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  5.  @dentray  Where did the first Russian mobilized 300,000 go? Where is the next 400,000 going to go? Russia is bringing T-54 tanks to the battle field and has troops in open mutiny. They send public videos to Putin. The only conclusion one can come to is that Ukraine is losing badly.
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  6. This is better. ==> Russia is bringing its most modern T-54 tanks to the battle field and has troops in open mutiny. They send public videos to Putin. The only conclusion one can come to is that Ukraine is losing badly.
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  7.  @drunkdrftr  There are videos of Russian troop units refusing to fight. The T-54 is a 70 year old tank. Russia is out of newer eqpt.
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  8.  @drunkdrftr  Sarcasm or irony? Take your pick.
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  9. The lies are unbelievable. Like Russia no longer controls Lyman and that Russian troops retreated massively in Kherson. Who can believe such rot?
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  10. I have seen that as well. No new formations are observable.
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  11. I heard (aboard ship) what was being done to DaNang in '66. The sound alone was brutal.
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  12.  @estherkisob9919  If you have second sight that helps too. You can feel things coming.
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  13. For "waves of attacks" read "human wave attacks". - The meat grinder.
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  14.  @johnhaller5851  Wars are like that. Motivated troops rise to the occasion.
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  15.  @aidilikhsan7972  After only 6 or 7 months of fighting. Russian Blitzkrieg.
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  16.  SPQSpartacus  Depends - do these losses open the chances for bigger gains? War is very brutal.
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  17. It is WW1 until late spring.
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  18.  @andersjjensen  When I was 7 I used shoelaces. But they only needed to work for 1/2 hour until I got to the Dr. I had seen a show on TV in the past year. We got our first TV (an Olympus) in 1950. Pretty good educational tool at the time. Huge WW2 vet influence on America. The arm completely healed. The backwards 7 scar is still quite visible in short sleeves.
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  19. I'm wondering why the Russians have lost 50%of the territory originally captured. At that rate another 10 months of war will see them out of Ukraine. Putin wants to negotiate? Wait a few months for a better strategic position.
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  20. "The Russians had trouble moving from the garbage dump." ==> I like the sound of that.
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  21. What we are living through right now are the horrors of WW1 trench warfare caused by the current low mobility. I look forward to late spring where mobility returns and the Russians can be cut off.
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  22.  Ukrainian Patriot  Assuredly. Russia is bringing its most modern T-54 tanks to the battle field and has troops in open mutiny. They send public videos to Putin. The only conclusion one can come to is that Ukraine is losing badly. LOL
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  23. Rushing the Russian attack is a good idea.
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  24. The Russians inflicted biological warfare on themselves. Amazing.
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  25.  @mariadekelver2240  There were allied setbacks in Europe in WW2.
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  26. Abused child PTSD causes narcissism and anger. Putin is an abused child.
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  27. Abused child PTSD causes narcissism and anger. Putin is an abused child. Hitler was an abused child.
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  28. The CIA coup was preceded by a Russian coup. The Russian plotters are convicted of treason in Ukraine and have decamped to Russia.
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  29.  @senatorjosephmccarthy2720  The problem has been diagnosed. Abused children. Hitler was an abused child. Stalin too. So is Putin. Abused children are angry Permanently. They have no human empathy. They crave power and control.
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  30.  @bugwar5545  I think an announcement will be made. Hitler was an abused child. Stalin too. So is Putin. Abused children are angry Permanently. They have no human empathy. They crave power and control. Agreement with abused children is not possible because no agreement can fix the actual problem.
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  31.  @zaidurrasoolallah4381  OK. 20% - Losing territory can only be temporary if you are winning the war. So far Russia celebrates the capture of villages. The gain of 200 or 300 meters in a week. The Ukrainians have a big advantage. The Russian Genocide of Ukraine in the 1930s.
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  32.  @fk4410  The K to W ratio for the Russians is not as good as claimed. There are reports of them leaving the wounded behind.
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  33.  @championknife  Ukraine has been at war since 2014. That changes a culture.
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  34.  @seatoseaforever  They would smell really bad after two days in the open.
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  35. If Russia wins it will be closer to NATO. Poland will then need the treatment. After Poland there is Germany, France, and Spain. If keeping NATO away is the goal, Sweden and Finland are an own goal.
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  36.  @TerranSupremacy  The pro Russian shill? He rarely tells the truth. One of the few things he is correct about is the US wanting the final dissolution of the Soviet Empire.
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  37.  @TerranSupremacy  No doubt Russia is on the verge of taking Odessa with the Black Sea Fleet rampaging. Back to Russia.
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  38.  @lemontube1000  And the difference is ?
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  39. Sakko and Vantsetti? Sakko i Vantsetti from the wiki ==> The village is named after the Italian anarchists Sacco and Vanzetti, who were controversially convicted of murdering a paymaster and security guard at a shoe factory in the United States, executed in 1927 and rehabilitated in 1977 by Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis. Soviet propaganda celebrated Sacco and Vanzetti as unjustly accused proletarians and revolutionaries.
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  40. Western Armies use peer-to-peer. So does Ukraine. Ukraine learned the lessons of 2014. Sgts. are very important in peer-to-peer.
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  41.  @williammeek4078  It is all lies. Russia is bringing modern T-54 tanks to the battle field and has troops in open mutiny. They send public videos to Putin. The only conclusion one can come to is that Ukraine is losing badly.
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  42.  @ryanquinn1257  I was figuring ground ready 15 April. Now I think 05 to 15 May. The sun gets higher in the Northern sky every day.
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  43. The Russians will culminate. Then Ukraine counter-attacks.
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  44. War and the weapons to wage it from America. Very handy on occasion.
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  45. So far - reports I have seen claim the Russians are not massing for an attack, but distributing their forces piecemeal for defense.
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  46. I take it, things are going really badly for the Russians. The Master Strategist is ready to negotiate. I think a few more months of Russian advances are required to improve his negotiating position. My condolences.
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  47.  @logflogger  How man Omars?
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  48.  @elguido  Putin in his "Historical Russia" speech says he was going to war in any case. You are correct. To Putin the lives are worthless.
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  49.  @JohnDoe-iy1rr  "Russia has complete air sovereignty over this area." Your statement is obviously nonsense.
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