Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Ukraine's Offensives: Tactical Victories Can Contribute to Strategic Defeat" video.

  1. The craters in Energodar show Russia is shelling the land adjacent to the power plant. Also, the Rosatom representative claimed rockets do a 180º before landing, hence they look like they came from Russia. Does this sound reasonable?
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  2. The Soviets enjoyed Lend-Lease and American/British bombing of German factories. Maybe we roll back and do it again, but this time America doesn't give any support and German factories are allowed to work unmolested. Let's see how that goes.
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  3. The grid was back up after a few hours.
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  4. You say they have no personnel. In a few months, you will continue to see Russian defeats. That is a fact. You will tell yourself Ukraine has no personnel. Yet Russia will keep losing.
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  5. They captured a ton of equipment.
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  6. No, they are happy to have starved out the defenses at Sieverodonetsk. The territory that Russia had to grind themselves for will fall relatively quickly now that there's no direct rail connection for supplies.
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  7. It failed? Ukraine captured 500 square km there.
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  8.  @tdbn4599  Cope. They said even before it started that Kherson would not be taken by direct assault to avoid casualties. "Look at how many casualties they suffered" - the Russian side overstates them. "sending wave after wave of attacks" - Which they didn't do, even Russian telegram is saying that they are doing a creeping offensive where they slowly advance and fortify positions.
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  9. And when they repair again, does Russia grow those missiles on trees?
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  10. Why? China's thrust will be completely suicidal. Did you see what happened to the Moskva? Taiwan is filled to the brim with anti-ship missiles. Taiwan's entire defense policy is that if they must lose, then the PRC loses too from sheer losses. The troop transports will sink, leaving tens of thousands of PLA soldiers to drown in their steel coffin.
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  11. Don't. Russia essentially genocided them with forced mobilization. They were bullet sponges for Wagner and the Kadyrovites. That region's only hope is reconciliation with Kiev.
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  12. They're winning on the battlefield? Could have fooled me.
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  13.  @otrada8925  What number of Ukrainian casualties? The Russian MoD ones? Lies.
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  14. Every victory for Russia has been Pyrrhic so far.
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  15. Okay. There's plenty of videos of POWs, there's photos of abandoned uniforms of soldiers who switched to civilian clothes in panic, and Ukraine keeps liberating towns left and right.
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  16. How are they demilitarizing Ukraine if their military keeps growing? The more Putin fights, the more nah-tzees they turn into.
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  17. How did they inflict heavy losses when they left all the weapons behind? The Su-25 that showed up got shot down. The Su-34 that showed up got shot down. The Ka-52 that showed up got shot down. Tons of POWs were captured. Just "how" was it a withdrawal with minimal losses? How did they inflict heavy losses if Ukrainians chased the occupiers like dogs with their fangs stuck to their buttocks? Come on.
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