Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Is Russia Out of Options to Stop Ukrainian Attacks? Ukraine Daily Update 6 October 2022" video.

  1. Prigozhin also seems to be spearheading a PR campaign against the Russian army. He may be lobbying to be given command of a larger force.
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  2. If I'm not mistaken during the constitutional crisis he threatened to arm the disaster response people and send them to help Yeltsin. That's how he made himself a household name.
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  3. They're not saving anything. The footage shows that every time they retreat, they take massive casualties. There's bodies everywhere.
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  4. Oh no, 300.000 drunkards with a week's training. Air support? They have some hidden in a basement?
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  5. Cope.
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  6. 100% of the air force? No pilots, no parts, no maintenance. Aircraft roll off the runway and crash after takeoff.
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  7.  @murder1625  Sergei Shoigu is the minister of defense in Russia.
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  8. Oh no, they entered Bakhmut after 2 months. Waaa.
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  9. Russia bombed the hell out of the cities. Zaporizhzhia was hit recently, residential buildings demolished.
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  10. Ukraine doesn't want foreigners unless they have specific specialization and combat experience.
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  11. But the decisions made by Ukrainian forces came from the top minds who were educated in Soviet tactics when they were young, and later in life were invited to American military academies to improve their knowledge base. The IT guys had to come up with release mechanisms for the bombs and sisable firmware that could allow the drones to be tracked, but they weren't making decisions.
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  12.  @cinghialemannaro76  Lyman was a rout. It was a killing field.
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  13. Russian sources are constantly reporting on sightings of troop concentrations in Zaporizhzhia. Igor Girkin ("Strelkov") has been warning for a long time that Ukraine could attack Melitopol.
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  14.  @antispindr8613  it's confirmed by Russian sources
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  15.  @antispindr8613  Either people on the ground, reporters or the Russian MoD.
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  16.  @antispindr8613  youtube won't let me reply look up osint accounts, I'm tired of editing my comment
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  17.  @antispindr8613  No, half of my comments get deleted anyway because I might have been reported by someone who got mad, so the algorithm treats me as if I'm on probation or something.
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  18.  @antispindr8613  Anything that has strong language (not necessarily swearing) or describes violence (such as retelling of combat conditions). Longer comments also seem to increase chance of deletion. Short sentences seem to reduce.
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  19. Russia's demographics are way worse than the Soviet Union. They don't have that many people.
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  20.  @jakefarronmerlin7963  A bluff to have helicopters shot down, columns of armored vehicles burned and troops caught in a 360 degree shooting range?
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  21.  @jrd33  Wrong. Russians are fighting, but Ukrainians don't take the bait. They go around and threaten encirclement. When the forces cannot fight any longer they take the only road out, and Ukraine shells their escape. The Russian artillery needs ammo and spotters. Ukraine takes out spotters, shoots down observer drones, and has destroyed ammo dumps.
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  22. You're just a Russkie bot.
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  23.  @ChR1St0p4eR  MacGregor us a liar who reads Russian cope as his sources. Circular argument.
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  24.  @ChR1St0p4eR  Russian bombers will be shot down by S-300 and Buks. At this point, I hope the Russians bring the bombers. I want to see the Russian air force go down in flames and read your cope afterwards.
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  25. They're not credible. Black is a paid shill. MacGregor was proven wrong. Ritter is a CP enthusiast.
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  26. Ukraine has already liberated area annexed by the referenda. Nobody cares. They are being routed because the roads are a killing field.
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  27.  @paulmelonas7263  1. Ukraine dropped bridges and pontoons. Russians decided to walk or commandeer civilian cars because heavy equipment couldn't be used. 2. Ukraine has their own tank industry, they get some support from other former USSR/Warsaw Pact countries, and if you capture enough broken tanks you get enough spares to get a tank that is repaired.
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  28.  @paulmelonas7263  it's Zelensky, stop being triggered at the Z. Snowflake.
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  29.  @paulmelonas7263  The areas behind the Russian front lines were filled of rear areas with vehicle depots and ammunition dumps which were abandoned. The forces they brought up were propaganda for the cameras. Ukraine does have a tank industry. They need everything they can. Building hulls, turrets and barrels from scratch is difficult. Repairing broken down tanks is comparatively simpler. The train loads of tanks will be manned by guys who barely know how to use them. And a load of tanks that arrived in Donetsk a week or two ago was shelled immediately on arrival. LOL!
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  30.  @paulmelonas7263  Abraham Lincoln also said to not believe 80% of the quotes on the internet. I'll leave you with this: Russia had its professional army shredded. Now Russia is prolonging its death. Russia should negotiate to go back to 1991 borders.
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  31.  @paulmelonas7263  You will cackle - like a madman once you find out your were wrong.
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  32. That's an admission that Russia lost, and their leadership is so insane they'll use nukes. Which means we'd all be dead anyway because that level of insanity is impossible to control.
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  33. I think the pilots have been training for a few months but it's going to be a while. There's been rumors of increased training activity and sightings of Ukrainians in air force bases in the US.
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