Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Ukraine is HARMing Russian radars, thanks to the US?" video.

  1. Taking ground costs a lot of lives. The Western way of war is making it impossible to fight. We'll just force you to show gestures of good will.
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  2.  @deriznohappehquite  they say Ukraine is betting on "wonder weapons" but every damn day they say Russia has hypersonics...
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  3. Yes. In Desert Storm a F-4G armed with AGM-88s was painted by radar and the pilot assumed it was a ground radar and fired. But it was a B-52 tail gun. The B-52 got its tail damaged, landed, and was christened "In HARM's way".
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  4. Least delusional Putin fan.
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  5. Nananana Hey hey Goodbyeeee
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  6. The CBS report interviewed the anti-Ukraine Amnesty International activist (several people who arrived in Kiev at the start of the war said she criticized Ukraine before the investigations even started). She said she doesn't know where the weapons are going. Which is obvious, the military doesn't tell the civilians matters of state secrecy, or else it leaks and Russians send cruise missiles at weapon storages. Then they cut to the leader of a NGO who does not handle weapons that only 30% of the aid makes it to the front. He has come out and said the aid deliveries are much better now. That piece was a disgrace to journalism.
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  7.  @karlyo6937  it's bogus, they spliced two interviews together
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  8.  @u2beuser714  if you want a boxing match, call the gym, call the sports commission, call a referee and get a scale for the weigh in. You show up to sucker punch an athlete, expect everyone to beat you and grab weapons.
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  9. HARMs can be fired in a ballistic trajectory to increase range. If the missiles are set to pre-briefed mode, you don't need to fly over enemy MANPADS.
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  10. The Flanker series of flight sims was originally about an invasion of Crimea. The Eagle Dynamics team eventually made DCS and now the map is about the Caucasus and Crimea is no longer modelled.
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  11.  @jonnekallu1627  the first weapons sent only take a day or two to train. The weapons being sent right now required months of training.
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  12.  @the13xiii52  "Russians make weapons in quantity." - There's like 40 Armatas and 14 Su-57s...
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  13.  @andallthatcouldhavebeen...9175  How is it a cope? Misleading journalists are misleading, deal with it. You can clearly see that the question about weapons was asked to the Amnesty International woman, and the 30% stuff was asked to a person who runs a NGO that doesn't handle weapons. It's an editing trick.
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