Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Alexander Mercouris" channel.

  1.  @judithafholland  Odessa? Russia is getting defeated in Kherson, they can't even get to Mykolaiv let alone Odessa.
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  2.  @georgeszilva1223  the Minsk accords were broken by the DPR aasault in Debaltseve, the day after the signing.
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  3. How many pieces has Russia given up without ever setting any traps?
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  4. "Russia can reverse it easily" - Russia lost in a matter of days what it took months to capture.
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  5.  @mikelee7318  You do know that taking off, doing a 180º and landing counts as a "sortie", right? A sortie doesn't have to involve combat. Russian soldiers are begging for air support on social media because command isn't responding. Real life is not like the youtube comments where Russia is conducting 200 combat missions a day.
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  6.  @thathandsomedevil0828  Mariupol was not pointless. It was a tremendous sacrifice but the siege of Mariupol tied up thousands of Russian forces needed elsewhere. The defenders sacrificed themselves to save the nation.
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  7.  @Natalya.57.Volkova  This is the right channel. This is where all the Z-anon folks get together, and we need to flagelate them with the reality. I think it's funny. We do learn about WW2 in the West. For about two weeks. Then we move on to European reconstruction. Meanwhile just like you said, you are whipped into a frenzy about the Great Patriotic war. That's a psyop. We learn about the Kings and Queens because we need to understand centuries of conflict, intrigues and alliances to be aware of how Europe is the war it is. And we learn that both world wars were terrible for the European people, and despite our differences we came up with the concept of not fighting against each other again. For all the EU's faults, at least we started an economic partnership to rebuild ourselves. While you're still revisiting sacrifice year after year. What about the good things? What about moving on?
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  8.  @mars353  Lyman is strategically important because it's the springboard for Kreminna, which will allow a flanking of the Lysychansk-Severodonetsk axis. Bakhmut will become irrelevant if the Ukrainian army is simply going to slip behind the Russian forces and cause the collapse in Luhansk.
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  9.  @tinpu1056  What's the priority? Because it seems like "not being defeated" is not on the top of their list of priorities.
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  10. No, NATO actually said that Ukraine would win before the process to join could be finished. They're not saying they're not wanted. They're saying that Ukraine is so strong, they don't even need NATO membership.
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  11.  @mischa1880  I enjoy causing mental grief to Z-anon cultists.
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  12.  @kevinkanter2537  the artillery shells from the stockpiles are very unstable, in fact they often exploded on their own in storage - there was a massive ammo dump explosion in 2013 due to this degradation
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  13. And now the LDPR has almost ceased to exist. Russia killed them. The pro-Russian fighters and leaders are saying it. Igor "Strelkov" Girkin agrees, the Donbas lives with a lower quality of life thsn Russia. Which is no mean feat. Welcome to "Ruskyi Mir".
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  14. Because whatever tried to carry bombs there would get shot down by S-300 or Buk.
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  15. They'll train surviving direct hits from 155mm shells. They only get one chance.
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  16. The Buks and S-300s will be waiting for them. God I want to see those Russian pilots burn.
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  17. I hope it ends soon - via Highway of Death 2.0.
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  18. Scott Ritter is a clown. We haven't even started. Winter will be so much worse for the Russian troops.
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  19.  @AsterixYZ  Their professional army isn't alive. 300k replacements for 6k losses. Are you sure?
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  20. "Ruskiy Mir" in a nutshell.
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  21.  @chick930  Ukraine has little money but volunteer pay is Ukrainian military pay. Like 200 bucks per month. They're volunteers, not people fighting for money.
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  22. In the 90s Mearsheimer said that Ukraine should keep their nukes to keep Russia at bay.
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  23. They better put a lot if guards. They'll all turn into pink mist when the missile arrives. In fact, put all Russian troops guarding them.
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  24.  @kellynestegard5208  Why does Russia hate Ukraine so much?
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  25.  @Micks63  Okay, is the Tornado S winning the war? Like 12 HIMARS vehicles and a handful of M270/MARS punched the Russian army's teeth off. Meanwhile what is the Tornado S doing? Nothing. Probably just bombing orphanages and kindergartens.
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  26.  @thathandsomedevil0828  Very few. Routing the enemy is when you suffer the least casualties, while enjoying a turkey shoot. Mariupol will be liberated, but tragically it will be symbolic. The Russians ravaged it. Yeah, they were under siege. And resisted until they couldn't, saving their country.
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  27.  @thathandsomedevil0828  They released them. Putin released Azov to save his personal friend.
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  28.  @thathandsomedevil0828  Of course it makes sense. The proof is everywhere. The Azov guys were released in exchange for Medvedchuck and something like 50 Russian soldiers. Ukrainians got back about a hundred something Azov fighters out of the 200 captured in Azovstal. Denis Propenko or whatever his name is, is free again and in Turkey. The British guy... Aidan or Aslan? Also free.
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  29. I like humiliating those beneath me. I like to watch them squirm and look for excuses.
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  30.  @antediluvianatheist5262  Russia is losing its army. Whenever they abandon land in panic, they get slaughtered. Routing an enemy is a great way to produce casualties without taking them as well.
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  31.  @Lomnjac007  if they lost 15k why do they need 300k?
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  32. What goal was achieved by getting Russian fighters split in two and have their corpses eaten by wild pigs?
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  33.  @aurockscastillo5460  Well, in the day time the road was full of Russian bodies. It wasa massacre.
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  34.  @carlosproano840  There is no hammer. Simply put Russia has nothing left except nuclear blackmail. Trying to use it would be suicide so realistically they will suffer a major defeat.
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  35. Except the "reservists" are already in Ukraine (turning into fertilizer). They're the BARS units. These aren't "reservists", they're just men. All men in Russia serve. After which they only serve again if mobilized.
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  36.  @maksimmatkun9227  Here's what's understood: Russia has suffered at least 50,000 KIA and 100,000 WIA due to their poor combat medicine (Belarus data shows they suffered 1:1.6 KIA:WIA ratios in the Kiev advance). This means their professional military was torn to shreds. Their professional units that are still combat effective are trapped in Kherson and lacking supplies. They cannot advance or retreat across the Dnipr. The rest is manned by LDPR militia, reservist/volunteer battalions and PMCs. You are watching the slow motion collapse of the Russian armed forces.
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  37.  @maksimmatkun9227  It's not overexaggerated if we look at the ground. The frontline collapses are due to lack of manpower. How can they lack manpower after shadow mobilization? Tons of KIAs and WIAs.
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  38. Russia engaged in genocide in Afghanistan. What do you mean soft?
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  39.  @515coldfire  Look at population charts. Russia's actions in Afghanistan were outright disgusting as they employed terror to try to subdue the tribes. Protecting the government doesn't mean reprisals. That's Nazi tactics.
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  40.  @515coldfire  Yeah, Putin must know his day is coming. He has pissed off the oligarchs and the military.
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  41.  @stephenvanwoert2447  Save their lives? The road out of Lyman is littered with Russian corpses.
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  42. They're not losing the regions if they can make Russian forces flee to the East.
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  43. It wasn't good news. NATO's argument was that Ukraine will win before they could process the application. Things are bad... very bad. For you, that is. I'm on Ukraine's side.
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  44.  @belindakennedy5828  Now what happens when they invade in the winter? Massacred in Finland. Massacred in Ukraine.
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  45. The article that was penned by Marinus? Wonder why he doesn't use his real name. The grand deception is a tale for children. They have undeveloped object permanence. Someone should have told Marinus (alledgedly Van Riper but I can't confirm) that there's limits to how many can be deployed on a particular front, the logistical issues with supplying them and the fact that the capital is never left undefended. The air bridge to Hostomel proves it was not a deception. The airborne divisions lying dead in their burned out IFVs prove it wasn't a deception. The IL-76 aircraft forced to divert to Belarus when the runway was cratered by artillery fire prove it wasn't a deception. The 4th Guards Tank army and the 64th motor rifle brigade prove it wasn't a deception. Marinus seems incompetent. You don't lose entire elite forces and prestigious units in a deception. That's very real.
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  46.  @edennis8578  Justice for what? They stole land, they killed 298 people in the MH17 when they gave the 332 marked Buk launcher to the separatists. Belonged to the 53rd anti air missile brigade, Kursk.
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  47.  @thomastruong8382  The peace was stopped by the separatist thugs.
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  48.  @biomorphic  Now Russia attacked a German consulate. Prepare for Leopard 2.
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  49. Kasparov is against Putin and pro-Ukraine.
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  50. What a joke. Russians just want to quit their contracts and get over with it. Many have rescinded contracts despite the harassment and humiliation. They've ran through the able bodied men in the DPR and LPR - they're recruiting old men and the ill. Wagner is accepting criminals. Their mercenaries don't even ask for military service anymore - it used to be a requirement. There's nothing coming. Russians are setting fires to recruitment offices. They don't want to go.
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