Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Tactical Lessons: Ukraine War feat. Col. Reisner" video.

  1. ​ @doniehurley9396  You people shilled his videos when it was 2022 and he was mentioning all the possible encirclements that never ended up materializing.
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  2. Kharkiv was STOCKED FULL of equipment. In fact the Ukrainian 93rd mechanized managed to resupply themselves by the Russian 4th tank. There's countless pictures of all the armor and munition dumps captured in Kharkiv. Kherson wasn't as full of loot as the Russians left behind the T-62s and other less valuable equipment.
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  3. What diplomacy? Russia said in 2008 Crimea was Ukrainian. Then they broke the Minsk agreements with the assault on Debaltseve and the Second Battle of Donetsk Airport. Any diplomatic agreement with Russia is not worth the paper it was signed on. 1994 Budapest Memorandum, Russia promised to uphold Ukrainian territorial sovereignty. Russia signed two treaties with independent Chechnya and broke it.
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  4. You people see Boris Johnson in your nightmares ahahah
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  5. Are you new here? Russian shills promoted his videos on the Austria military channel. It just so happened that in two years the Russian military degraded. Now you Russia fanboys don't like what he says. Shills also loved Preston Stewart. They always praise "real" and "neutral" journalists in their comments. Turns out real and neutral reporting only exists when Russia is praised.
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  6. Mind that naval drones are beating faulty radars and CIWS systems. The videos filmed by Russians showing the last moments before impacts show the seamen using every available shooting weapon on the deck, including AKs. The drones aren't evading the 30mm gatling loaded with API and HE. They're evading men shooting "anemic" rifle rounds.
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  7. ​ @pierluigidipietro8097  "AI" why is AI needed? Buzzword.
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  8.  @pierluigidipietro8097  We've had computer vision algorithms since the 90s. The pucks in BLU-108 cluster munitions had it. Real time AI is computationally expensive.
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  9. Russia depends on North Korea and Iran...
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  10. ​ @mladenmatosevic4591  I wonder what non-event you are mentioning.
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  11. ​ @mitchyoung93  Prices are high because of 2020, not Russia. We are paying back the trillions of mismanagement brought upon by the shutdown.
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  12. How did Russia's troops get depleted?
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  13. Drone sighting for artillery is what forces attacks to be conducted at company level. Too large of a force becomes an Iskander/Tochka/ATACMS/Grad magnet.
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