Comments by "First Last" (@First-Last_name) on "Kremlin under pressure after renewed airstrikes on Russian positions | DW News" video.

@CarpeDiem13x yeah, with shipments of like 3 systems of X or Y at a time then they blast footage of one unit being used to all the media. While never announcing the number because it's rarely above 10.
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@dark_master_Makei actually the Budapest Memorandum was one of many documents signed by russia, UK, and the USA as part of the larger Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), which was signed and ratified by the aforementioned countries, as well as Ukraine, Belarus, and Kazakhstan. The agreement did confirm all these countries borders; and prohibited the Russian Federation, the United Kingdom and the United States from threatening or using military force or economic coercion against Ukraine, Belarus, and Kazakhstan, "except in self-defence or otherwise in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations." It also made the former states hand over their nukes to be dismantled by russia.
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@dark_master_Makei you see that's where you are wrong though. Ukraine, khazikstan, and Belarus had their borders confirmed and recognised. Look up the NPT.
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Everything both sides keeps being called a game changer. I'll believe it when one side wins and the dust settles what was an actual game changer.
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How many they sending though? They usually send insignificant numbers.
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I think they kinda need to coordinate so Ukraine isn't trying to support like 8 different variants of main battle tank, etcetera. That would be a difficult logistics challenge.
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@ryanvanderveer4263 lol 😆 it's not 0 but it is small. Belgium has 35 "modernised" main battle tanks. The Dutch have 18 modern tanks and some old mothballed ones.
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@ryanvanderveer4263 the Dutch have 18, they bought new ones after scrapping the 200 old ones. They used the savings in maintenance to invest in new orders.
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Are the heaviest weapons great for Eastern Europe terrain though? Can't help much if it spends most of it's time mired in mud or at the shop for maintenance half the time.
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