Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Times Radio" channel.

  1. Who's been endangered? No names or locations of officers have been leaked.
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  2. Before criticism of the military was made a prosecutable offense, in a Russian comedy show one of the actors dressed as a soldier and made jokes about how the weapon was "secret" because nobody knew if they worked, and some days they'd find the vehicle standing on bricks because someone stole the wheels. There were a lot of self-aware Russians who now have to keep quiet.
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  3. ​ @maukka1545  Zelensky only wears helmet and armor for protection in hot zones. Prigozhin is wearing full combat gear including ammo.
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  4. "I have an interest in geopolitics." "Okay, 42nd Air Defense Brigade is running out of S-300MV so at most they can withstand three separate volleys of Kh-101s. Should we prepare the 9K37 Buks modified to carry AIM-7 missiles?" "I have no idea what any of those words mean."
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  5.  @rafaelgultom3634  Try typing that out in English next time.
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  6. The fact that Russia sent their spec ops to be frontline infantry and take losses really says everything.
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  7. Pretty sure the Russian aviation has suffered the worst day since WW2.
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  8. ​ @thecringekid5744  people in their 30s were using the internet 10 years ago, 9gag was massively popular among college kids
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  9.  @jmhorange  If someone who doesn't back the war is going to change opinions over this, they were a fair weather ally. Anyone who's truly against the war will understand.
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  10.  @doctorsex491  That's the point. The leaks have a ton of information on military hardware. The OP is questioning why a person who's into geopolitics didn't know much about what the documents are about. That question isn't very difficult to answer - a lot of it isn't about geopolitics but military capabilities.
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  11. Even the Rusich group (violent war criminals who hate Ukraine) laughed at the defenses because they were poorly built with no regards for geography. Like trenches that have no line of sight to the incoming enemy.
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  12. ​ @migrationsforschermitbreit6744  How did the US start the war?
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  13.  @StPiter111  No evidence of reaching Bakmut or taking Soledar. Russian telegram channels announce their captures ahead of time, but videos shot on location always show them behind where they claim to be.
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  14. It's difficult to ship bodies and Russians rarely pick them up anyway. Of course they're still in Ukraine.
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  15. @rack biceps curl athlete Lisbon, across the Tejo river.
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  16. ​ @23sunderland  Russia encircled itself. Bully your neighbors, they start ganging up on you.
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  17. Every hour the losses just get multiplied by two ahahah. Those telegram channels doing damage control are a riot.
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  18. The patriotic American simping for Russia
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  19. Many countries which bought Russian military equipment are complaining that they can't get spare parts anymore.
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  20. - Vladimir Putin after seeing the 5000th monke edit this week
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  21. Okay. Do we sink the Russian warships in the Atlantic? Do we shoot down the Bear bombers constatly poking Canadian and American airspace? Just give the call.
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  22. That Belarus training with the headbutts on cinder blocks? I think Lukashenko ordered his army to train the Russians wrong on purpose.
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  23. I mean, it doesn't. It was a speedbump meant to delay Russians for a few weeks, it stood for 6 months.
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  24. Apparently the 2022 production ammo is disliked in the front because the corners are being cut to maintain production rates. They use less ammo than before because their ammo depots were bombed.
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  25.  @baroneleve1196  Want to see Ukrainian losses? Volunteer for the Z army and go see them up close. Safety not guaranteed, though.
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  26.  @cultureabroad8983  Source is the massive effing explosion that happened in the Saki air base. A car 500 meters away from the air base had a 2 ton steel girder shoved into it from the side. The aircraft didn't survive that much explosive force.
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  27.  @baroneleve1196  They lost the best soldiers. The initial rush to Kiev involved elite VDV units and prestigious forces like the 4th tank guards. They can't handle NATO involvement.
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  28.  @baroneleve1196  Like a hot knife? I just read the statements from Aleksandr Khodakovsky about how he's getting owned by artillery. Lack of NCO corps means that Russian victories come at a great cost. Takes weeks to move a few miles. They did send special forces and well regarded professional units. The best soldiers are not in a magical reserve in some bunker. They're probably rethinking their life choices.
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  29. And somehow Russia doesn't have that problem?
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  30. These are Russians, so...
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  31. ​ @ГеннадийШуплецов-р8п  I hope Putin sends you to the front, then you'll see what dying for interests really is.
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  32. Meaningless metric. The size if the UK is irrelevant, what's relevant is how much it cost Russia for those gains.
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  33.  @imrekalman9044  Almost nothing.
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  34. Yeah and they had to leave Kyiv to improve their supplies. Then they left Kherson.
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  35. And?
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  36. In Russian it's called "Shturma Brigada", the Russians use the same terminology. You think it's a scary name because it was translated to English, but in Russian and Ukrainian that's how they're called.
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  37. Yeah interesting war crimes. Russian troops will face trial, eventually.
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  38. ​ @VitaliiKholmukhamedov  he copy-pastes this comment everywhere - what a troll does
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  39. They don't have enough TOR to protect all batteries, and they don't have anything that can counter HIMARS.
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  40. Vatnik delusion.
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  41.  @tomzamp8547  That has nothing to do with the war, though. That's the world shooting itself in the foot economically since 2020.
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  42. Putin's army is already occupying Belarus. They didn't need to buy, just ask kindly.
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  43. A humiliating defeat? Wagner soaked up Russia's supplies. After failing to encircle the city, Ukrainians baited Russians into city fighting. Taking a defended city has an unreasonable level of casualties due to the entrenched defender having the advantage. Ukraine used Bakhmut to pin the entire Russian army by having Prigozhin demand shells for months.
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  44.  @permaveg  Unlimited resources? Never heard of that cheat code.
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  45. The Tet Offensive broke the Viet Cong. The US and ARVN slaughtered them to the point they nearly stopped existing and North Vietnam had to send NVA regulars to become VC. Russia's modern tech is 80s junk barely upgraded to modern standards and their intelligence saud Ukraine would welcome the Russian army with open arms in February 2022.
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  46. Declare victory and then what? Just sustain the bombing?
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  47. It's a territorial victory like Severodonetsk. What happened after that? The Russian armywas spent and called for operational pause. Russia wasting its forces on territorial victories ends up with Ukraine countering.
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  48. It's enough to keep hitting artillery. At some point the final straw breaks the camel's back.
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  49. Artillery prevents a "cauldron" if it outranges the opposition.
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  50. Here comes the Ru MoD cope update. Imagine being so poor you have to be in the 50 rouble army.
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  51. Air power is a force multiplier. But it can't hold ground. Eventually aircraft need to land to rearm and refuel, and then stop operations for maintenance. They also get shot down.
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  52. He was geolocated 7 km away from the center.
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  53.  @jacqdanieles  comment deleted... "not one step back" was about abandoning defensive positions
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  54.  @hahnpham  Oh they want to get massacred in Bucha/Irpin again?
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  55. Most Ukrainian hardware is former Soviet in nature.
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  56. The reservists are just civilian men who need to be called up, given weapons and uniforms, etc. Russia can't outfit 2 million reservists...
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  57. Ah yes, the telegram channels
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  58. NATO has actual air forces, artillery would never get in range.
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  59. Yep. And they left Kiyv because of that. Then Kheson because of that.
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  60. Bottom line: the population of the fake statelets is either dying or living in poverty, and Russia cannot afford to assimilate them like they did to Crimea.
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  61. Russia is dependent on North Korean and Iranian handouts.
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  62. You can watch the footage they post online. Lots of dead vatniks.
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  63. ​ @pugmahone9439  Because Bakhmut is a prime position to slaughter Russians. When they do leave Bakhmut they'll have to restart the process in the next town over.
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  64. There's plenty of footage of Ukrainians rolling tanks to the trenchlines and firing the gun at close range, either vaporizing or concussing the Russian mobiks. There's even video of a Ukrainian tank digging into a trench with the tracks to grind the defenders.
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  65. 6 months of fighting for a worthless cause with diminishing supplies...
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  66. @Anonymous Bosch Who cares? You think they have the means to do anything?
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  67. @Anonymous Bosch Their allies are going to do what? Last time terrorists wanted to attack one of those dumb cartoon things to offend them, Texans shot them. Start fires? Americans are already doing that. America didn't flee the Taliban, because the Taliban are not at war with America. They were at war with Kabul, and Kabul thought it was better to embezzle American taxpayer money than fight back. America left as part of the peace deal.
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  68. In the land of the blind who has one eye is king.
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  69. So it's his fault? People die in gang shootings or fights in front of clubs when we're not at war either.
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  70. Iraq in 1991 had a large army and a robust defense system, along with an air force.
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  71.  @mjmj4707  Before Desert Storm happened, people were saying that Iraq was going to be Bush Sr.'s Vietnam. It's now that everyone discounts how powerful Iraq really was. In hindsight it gets called a "small country" when it had one of the largest armies in the world at the time.
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  72. It's not aggression if your ex marries someone else.
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  73.  @StPiter111  Ukrainians retreat to safety. Russians advance into bullets. That's how much human life is worth to Putin. Ukrainians fight for their nation. Russians fight for oligarchs.
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  74.  @StPiter111  If they fight for Russia, why are they outside Russia?
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  75.  @StPiter111  A worker inside the Zaporizhzhia NPP just posted a video recorded secretly of military supplies stockpiled inside the plant. Russians are not protecting anyone. They don't care about the land. They're going to contaminate Eastern Europe. Please do not try to make any excuses. Today, 18th of August 2022, Russia was proven to be a terrorist state.
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  76.  @baroneleve1196  "But ukraine is paying an even higher cost because they are the ones at the receiving end of an unrelenting barrage of unrelenting artillery and air strikes" - And if you check, most of the artillery is landing on empty fields. Ukrainians abandon positions when they become unsustainable, but the "unrelenting barrage" exposes artillery guns to counter-battery. "After causing enough damage, they then move in with heavy armor and tank support" - Where AT mines and Stugna-Ps do their job. "He described it as hellish" - Many Russians/Donbabwe fighters are also describing the situation as hellish. It's all about how much pressure is applied and where. There's also an Ukrainian fighter in the front line who said that after HIMARS, the barrage had ceased in his position and was much more sporadic. "all of the donbas will be conquered by the end of August" - And Russia will give it back as a form of good will. Ukraine can strike Crimea, it can strike all of Donbas. How do you hold terrain when your military can be wiped off in single strikes like that? "Because there's no counteroffensive in Kherson" - Russia put 22 BTGs in Kherson and 27 BTGs in the opposite side of the Dnipro. Without a counter-offensive in Kherson, they're stuck there. They weakened their Donbas forces to expect a counter-offensive in Kherson. The Ukrainians have been talking about an offensive for a month. Think a little, they wanted the Russians to pull troops out of the Donbas.
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  77. No, it doesn't. Only murderers think like that.
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  78.  @pomg6512  Kosovo declared independence 9 years after the war. Not during one.
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  79. France can flip with elections. Xi fanboys forget that.
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  80. Yet Russia doesn't fly over Kiev. Why not?
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  81. If a bunch of news outlets start mentioning you in regards to some controversy, you can easily contact one of them and say you're willing to do an interview.
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  82. A major world power that needs militias from the country they're trying to invade.
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  83.  @BonannoCM  It already escalated. Good job.
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  84. Take your meds.
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  85. You're conflating military alliances and economic blocs. You're trying to spin a narrative.
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  86. Elaborate.
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  87. You do realize that Rostov is a supply hub for the Russian army, right? They could have taken what they needed when they seized the town.
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  88. They didn't backfire.
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  89. Plenty of artillery and artillerymen hit by M777s before those M777s were hit. Some people have left their arms in the Ukrainian plains and can't load artillery no more.
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  90. They had offensives in Kherson and Kharkiv without those. Tanks, IFVs, engineering vehicles and more artillery will do more than a handful of fighters.
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  91.  @normanboyes4983  Reuters has done a report on Western tech feeding Russia's war machine. They investigated the crashed pieces of missiles, took note of the manufacturers and warned them that shell companies are being used to escape from sanctions. Expect the supplies to dry out.
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  92. The fact that Russians are wearing sneakers and slippers instead of boots does scream weak logistics.
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  93. The US already tested hypersonics in 2004.
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  94. False. Belarus to Kiev is 140km, Basra to Bagdad is 280km. The US got to the capital twice as fast and covered twice the distance.
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  95. Russia is also using 40-50 year olds on 3 month contracts.
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  96. @Dmytro Russian outlet TASS reported that repairs will only be complete in 2023, check your facts. Russian propaganda also drove cars over Antonovsky bridge to pretend it was fine while building a pontoon bridge, check your facts. A military truck that tried to drive over Antovonsky crushed the shoddy concrete repair, check your facts. The 4 car lanes have been reduced to one and trucks aren't using it, check your facts. Only an empty train rolled over the undamaged rail and no freight cargo has been attempted, check your facts. The line to cross the Kerch strait by ferry is miles long, check your facts.
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