Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Pax Russica: Will Russia's Defeat Lead to More Wars?" video.

  1. ​ @wafflecopter9296  Bakhmut stopped being strategically significant once Izyum was retaken. It's a useless half of a pincer advance surrounded by high ground. The cities behind Bakhmut will be even harder to take.
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  2. ​​ @RafaelSantos-pi8py Germany got to the outskirts of Moscow. Ukraine doesn't even have to go past Rostov on Don. Napoleon and Germany lost an offensive war against Russia, but Ukraine is fighting a defensive war. Let's face it, nobody wants to conquer Russia. It's full of Russians.
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  3. Says who? The UK and Poland would keep the aid going. The US isn't even going to remove aid in 2024.
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  4.  @DelijeSerbia  Because it's not necessary. When it's necessary it will be done. Right now? There's no point. Logistically doable? The US had an ice cream ship in the Pacific in WWII. The US shipped Burger King quiosks to the middle east. The US studies logistics in its sleep.
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  5. Ukraine couldn't defend Severodonetsk and Lysychansk, then retook Kharkiv and Kherson. You fundamentally miss the stategic picture, Ukraine dangled a single town in front of Russia while training and gearing up multiple assault brigades. Now Progozhin is saying he's going back to Africa. No more endless waves of convicts, now the real Russian army has to suffer the losses. How did Vuhledar and Avdiivka went for them?
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  6. One more good hit to the Kerch bridge and they'll lose. Something really bad has to happen for this to end in stalemate.
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  7. Germany was on the offensive. Russia is on the offensive. They're falling for the same pitfalls Germany fell, and Ukraine has the advantages the Soviet Union held.
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  8. No nukes were used in Afghanistan or Chechnya.
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  9. ​ @FirstLast-di5sr  and funnily enough, the California and Texas independence movements are heavily supported by Moscow, with the political actors involved often travelling to Russia.
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  10. They already have. It's a punch drunk boxer still swinging instead of going down.
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  11. ​ @DelijeSerbia  Russia is bringing T-55s to the fight. Dog. The US could give hundreds of Abrams if it was necessary, it would only take time to remove the uranium armor.
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  12.  @williamalexander9485  In Kharkiv Russians were surrounded several times and tried to fight to the very end.
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  13. They lost against Japan, Poland, the Mongols, the Chechens, etc.
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  14.  @drinkycrow2623  They had defender's advantage and Lend Lease. Now Ukraine has defender's advantage and Lend Lease. You keep forgetting - Russia is Germany this time.
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  15. The USSR had nukes and they broke apart.
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  16.  @Balibaliadashi  But like, Ukraine robbed Russia of their endless meat by getting Prigozhin blacklisted of prison recruitment, they got the Patriot air defense, they got a few months of training with Western equipment... Things aren't building up for a stalemate. I'm sensing a bigger beatdown than last year.
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  17.  @milutinke  While a bridge is under repair the military is starved out. A few potholes in Antonovsky bridge forced Russians to leave Kherson.
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  18. They ran into the bullets and grenades of defenders for 10 months. Okay.
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  19. It was like 190k dead to uphold the Saddam regime and 220k dead in the aftermath of 2003. Not a big improvement. Plus Iran injected weapons and financing to purposefully destabilize Iraq.
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  20. So?
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  21. Bakhmut isn't in the outskirts of Kiev lol it's a speedbump on the way to Kramatorsk. You thought Bakhmut was hard? That was just the tutorial level.
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  22. And? Is Bakhmut the portal to an alternate reality?
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  23. Bakhmut is a speed bump on the way to Kramatorsk, which will ne 10x harder to capture. It's literal uphill fighting beyond Bakhmut, the city resides in a valley.
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