Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "The Russian tactic that nobody talks about and how it contributed to the fall of Vuhledar" video.

  1. ​ @CyrilSneer123  There's already pictures of 170mm North Korean artillery, when the Russian army doesn't use 170mm.
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  2. There's absolutely footage of a "mule" assault phase in Bakhmut. Men not carrying rifles holding ammo cases and wearing vests with their pouches full.
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  3. Which peasant farmers defeated Western forces? The PAVN (the VC were effectively destroyed in the Tet Offensive and replced by North Vietnamese) defeated the ARVN two years after the US left. The Taliban defeated the ANA in about two weeks after the US left. At no point did they achieve victory over the US. They signed peace deals and broke them.
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  4. Preemptive against what?
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  5. By visual confirmed losses alone, Vuhledar cost a force larger than some European armies.
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  6. There's meat waves caught on video. Squads with very few weapons, no mechanization to avoid drawing drones. Creeping advances to fighting positions and to dig further up.
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  7. ​ @arsic094  It was unprovoked. 2014 there was no conflict, then Russia moved a force covertly into Sevastopol naval base to take the peninsula of Crimea while sending Russian nationals like Igor Girkin and "Motorola" to start a faux separatist movement. Russia was the instigator from the start.
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  8. ​@kindlingking It wasn't a civil war. Men like Igor Girkin and Arsen Pavlov ("Motorola") were sent by Russia to fake an uprising. Russian troops were fighting under the banner of "separatists" and when captured, the Russian government said they had gotten lost or were off-duty on vacations.
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