Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Putin's Draft is Going Even Worse! Ukraine Daily Update 26 September 2022" video.

  1. Most likely. After surface ships are taken out, it would be possible for aircraft to drop homing torpedoes.
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  2. That is true. Russia had to dip into their Navy sailors and troops from the strategic rocket forces to make up for the losses. They're even pulling airborne troops from Syria. Now that the situation is dire they'll need to send people to also plug the gaps they created in their manpower that's not in Ukraine. I assume the guys piled up in Belarus just to keep Ukrainians busy also want to go home.
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  3. I've seen it screenshotted from an original post from 2021. Seemed to be one of the pre-invasion border tussles.
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  4. They have to be air-dropped by heavy bomber which means a S-300 or Buk could take it out.
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  5. "Voluntold". So Russia was offering high paying contracts for just 6 months of fighting. Only a few thousand showed up and they had to go to prisons. Now that Russia says "okay no more juicy contracts, you're coming in by government order and you get paid the base wages" the people are volunteering? They're big dummies, should have volunteered a month ago and they'd at least have some cash.
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  6. And not just that, at least what you described is a "process". In Russia it's "anything goes", there's apparently no rules. People who haven't been in the armed forces in over 20-30 years are getting sent the mobilization notices. People who dodged the mandatory conscription service because of insufficient health are still elegible for mobilization in case it's declared. Such "ready reserves" were already deployed by Russia, they're often referred to as "BARS" (I think BARS-13 or -16 was actually in Lyman) so they've tried to use those reservists and it didn't work that well.
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  7. How is it going well?
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  8.  @leekah9981  How did Brandon start the war? Also, funny thing about the petrodollar... turns out the dollar is more resilient than the petro. lol
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  9. Money. It was mainstream media that ran hitpieces accusing youtube of profitting off terrorism when ISIS had youtube accounts, and it caused a huge dip in revenue to youtube. So they're very inconsistent at applying the rules when it comes to independent content creators, but the industry giants are protected.
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