Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Anders Puck Nielsen" channel.

  1. ​ @stvrob6320  An airborne radar will track a helicopter from further away than a ground radar. Remember that the Earth is curved. The horizon physically blocks radar energy.
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  2. ​ @lethalfang  Nope. You can be inside your own SAM umbrella and get speared by an AMRAAM flung from outside SAM range. Your SAM umberella is centered around the launch vehicle, not the helicopter.
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  3. ​ @toto-yf8tc  Jan 6th had no tanks. Meanwhile Wagner shot down Russian aircraft.
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  4. ​ @austenhead5303  The Wagner convoy was bombed. They used force
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  5. ​ @harryflashman4542  NATO isn't coming. And aircraft wouldn't do anything.
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  6. ​ @harryflashman4542  Russia conscripted the people of Donbas and used them in suicide assaults. Shows how much they care.
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  7. They're long range drones. If deployed near Moscow, one would replace the fuel with more explosive payload.
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  8.  @milosmilictrob2046  Russia lost in the winter offensive.
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  9. ​ @kkarx  They're using T-62s as MBTs.
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  10. ​ @tellyboy17 F-35s already flew near S-400s, when flown by Israeli hands.
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  11.  @tellyboy17  If the S-400s can detect the F-35s, why won't they feed the intel to Syrians? Russians may not fire, but Syrians would. And Russians did say they linked the S-400 to Syrian defenses.
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  12. If Russians believe Putin's schizo ramblings, it's their funeral.
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  13. He has no source, so he made one up. There's a reason it's on substack and not any major news outlet. Jesus, just reading it reminds me of bad fanfic. Air force wants to use a bomb, CIA wants to be covert. Like characters explaining their personality traits through dialog.
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  14. Lies. Russia broke Minsk. NATO promised not to expand to the POLISH BORDER because of German reunification in 1989. The Soviet Union only fell in 1991.
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  15. Yes. Acting as glorified mall security for infrastructure, or as bodyguards for CEOs. They were never tasked with war objectives.
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  16. In theory the system is simple but making it reliable isn't.
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  17. Russia soaked a lot of those billions with their prison population.
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  18. Take your meds.
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  19. Weapons manufacturers can lobby for war, but not actually cause it. Warlords can just send men and fight no matter what.
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  20. The 72k number is based on the Shoigu statement to TASS, a Russian news agency. Why does MacGregor believe the numbers from the Russian Minister of Defense?
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  21. ​ @katerinacervenkova5797  Russia did one round of mobilization and many had to wait for months to get training. Ukraine does one round, training, another round, training, another round, training, etc. Ukraine knows that you can only mobilize a number you can train. Russia just mobilized everyone, then let them wait for their turn.
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  22. ​ @dr.jonas.skeppstedt  Who's going to rejoice? Families are separated due to Russia.
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  23. The EU is starting new facilities. Seems like they didn't foresee that.
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  24. ​ @stepup898  Countries like Venezuela and Zimbabwe had economic collapses and the countries didn't stop. Do you know how riddiculous it would be if an entire country came to a halt? That's farcical.
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  25.  @attilamarics4808  That was Lysychansk. Sivierodonetsk was a brutal urban battle. You constantly prove you have no idea what you're talking about.
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  26. And what do they gain by mobilizing? More untrained crews for whatever bottom of the barrel equipment they can scrape?
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  27. Some turn the muzzle on themselves. It's been filmed by spotter drone, there's like 10 videos so far of them "pressing X to follow the coward's way out" like in CoD 4.
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