Comments by "Kora Na" (@korana6308) on "Military Summary" channel.

  1. Sieversk and Ugledar hasn't fallen yet. Those are the last 2 fortresses left all the way from 2022.
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  2. Thanks Dima and friends.
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  3.  @Ragnovlod  My exact thoughts too. On top of that, there are Iskander strikes here on youtube, and they look nothing like that. I've never seen them flying through plasma, like Kinzhal does.
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  4. The reason for lower than usual losses is because ukr. offensive is coming to an end.
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  5. Marinka is not a priority, but yeah, Siverks is a hard target, so I don't think Russia will want to advance there as of now. But Avdivka has one of the strongest and most prepared ukranian batallions there, so it won't be soon. It will be a tense fight. Only time will tell how it all eventually goes.
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  6. where?
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  7. I mean technically, they can still do it, as they've announced an offensive and they could throw that offensive anywhere m including Backmut, but honestly not likely ( because of the concentration of forces there)... so yeah...
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  8. More like Achilles heel rather than a foothold 😂🙃🤭
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  9. Yep, and that's kinda normal. Everyone should just understand that it's a lowball offer, that's how negotiations start. Then Russia gives it's offer - full control of U. and... then by the process of negotiations they will meet somewhere in the middle. i. e. Russia will get much more than this proposed offer.
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  10. Now it's actually funny, because Avdievka is the same size as GAZA strip , yet something tells me it won't take much time for Russia to clear it... While I don't think that Israel will be able to clear the GAZA strip at all. Even if they level everything to ruins (which is what seems to be what they want to do) I am sure, they won't be able to capture it...
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  11. Tucker Carlson interview is going to be huge.
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  12.  @marvin902x  Yes and no. You don't need ammunition or anything, to just be a meat shield. You just need to be present there on the front line and be detectable from a drone or an infrared camera. Besides, it's not that hard to find a gun. The world is at a point where there are billions of guns... Depending on how your organize things and your logistics it could be as good or as bad as you want. But we know from the WW2 that a 10 mil. front is actually physically possible from the logistics side of things.
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  13.  @antyspi4466  Those numbers are based on the official reports at different parts of the front all summed up. And those are supposed confirmed KIA's. As there's supposedly much unconfirmed as well. So it's a good estimation number. Based on the daily reports that I keep track of.
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  14. paid trollo
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  15. 👍👍
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  16. Lol so true. This is so bizarre
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  17. 👍👍
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  18. I mean it's the extent of interpreting violence, you can't see any gore or blood in there. It's a low quality heat signature video.
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  19. Both sides have night visions, that's not a secret.
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  20. ZOV
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  21.  @maxmagnus777  I think you meant to say Donetsk, and Donetsk is being shelled mostly from Avdivka. It has the most priority, Marinka is second and not so important.
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  22. I didn't receive a notification for this video.
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  23. my comment got deleted by youtube again, but I keep receiving notifications. 😤😤
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  24. Territorial gains/liberation achieved: 01 - 01 - 22 ~ 25k sq. km. 01 - 01 - 23 ~ 110k sq. km. 01 - 01 - 24 ~ 125k sq. km.
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  25. I come for both
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  26. 20th of January is when Trump gets to power. 👍👍
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  27. Yeah, Dima hyping things up for no apparent reason. Literally nothing has changed, the same thing that has been going on for 2 months is going on now ( except for Prigozhin loss) there are no loss of morale ( or "spirit") and why would there be anyway? since Russia is grinding away Ukr. forces where they can't even reach the first line of defense? They had captured Robotyne which basically has a few houses in it and a pre war population of 400 people... That's literally nothing. The Ukr. offensive is an absolute failure you don't really need to boost anything as it speaks for itself.
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  28. my comment was rmvd
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  29. I don't think the river freezes completely.
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  30. I honestly don't know why they decided to change their name. Everyone knows them by Persia, they should have just kept the name. With it comes the heritage and recognition as well. Yet nowadays not that many people even know the difference between Iran and Iraq lol.
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  31. Yep I believe so too. It was the exact same thing in Mariupol. The estimations were jumping from like 25 to 5k and when everyone agreed that there were like 5k at the end, I remember people getting surprised that inside there Azovstal there were like twice as much as the originally anticipated, but within the original estimation.
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  32.  @manmin517  not really. Hamas is different. They've dug up tunnels in an old fashioned way, preparing for an inevitable IDF storming of the Gaza strip in advance. What was shown here is different. Russia had only got to that position recently and started to dig the tunnel for a specific task of breaking the fortified position of Avdiivka ( so it's not a penetrating tunnel, like on the border between the US and Mexico, but rather a break through the fortification kind of tunnel) . And as soon as the tunnel was dug, they blew it up and stormed out of it. This is similar to the medieval tactics of storming the castle, in medieval times. Except this time it was successfully used in a modern warfare. Nothing of that sort was every used by HAMAS or any Arab state for that matter. This is truly revolutionary.
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  33. Not "request" but require assistance.
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  34.  @nikoskn1252  nvm CoD always gets it wrong. lol
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  35. Stay strong my friend, you will get better👍👍
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  36. Nice , that's a really good news👍👍
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  37.  @olliefoxx7165  if all of your relatives lost people to it, some of the families were erradicated by the Nazi Germany. In Stalingrad , for example, there was a nonstop bombardment for a whole year with a total 100 000 tons dropped on the city. And that's just Stalingrad. In Voronezh battle, the 2nd Hungarian army 200k people , are now forever laying in the ground there. Russia had stood up, and had won the WW2. And the allies were not that eager helping it. And saying otherwise or bot understanding it, is one of the most offensive things to the Russians.
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  38. That's why they were killing them earlier , because they thought that they might surrender. Ukraine does not want their forces to surrender .
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  39. Yep. Somehow it didn't cross his mind that this offensive had a certain amount of troops prepared for it, and you can't really go outside of that limit. If I remember correctly it was 80k troops and Russia had chewed up through 80k troops in around 3 - 4 months. seems about right.
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  40. they want to make the same cauldron as in Robotyne. It's easier to liquidate their enemy that way.
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  41. Sometimes your comments gets deleted automatically even without anything that might be considered to be worthy of censoring by youtube. It happened twice to me yesterday. I had the original thread comment then the channel owner answers me. And I couldn't post a reply. Literally tried like 10 times. The message gets deleted even if I post something neutral " Thanks, it was helpful". Every message got deleted in that thread from me. Though, I did check that I can still leave a new message under those videos. But for some reason can't answer anyone... Pretty sure there's this soft core censoring. That if youtube decides. Half of your messages get deleted automatically if he deems your previous messages not following the pushed down agenda...
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  42.  @tolis7411  I mean it's all just a guess work. Nobody knows for sure. But the potential is there. Like in Germany in the 1945 there were like 70 mil. people, and a potential of like 30 mil. of mobilized personnel ( i. e. men fit for mil. service) , but nobody wanted to fight for Hitler, so he had to recruit children in his final stand... The mobilization factor depends on many factors, which are all hard to calculate and estimate, and it's never a linear number. In my opinion, the actual mobilization number that Ukraine can gather is 2 mil. people.
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  43. I mean with all the delays , it hasn't really started yet. Will see how it goes in the future.
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  44. I am fifth.
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  45. My exact thoughts. And more impressive is that it has been used successfully in a modern warfare... and we are watching it live. I plead to the Russian ingenuity .
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  46. yes. The question is, why wasn't he looking in the right direction. It means he thought that that direction was safe. So props to Russians. Either they outsmarted them or penetrated enemy trenches unnoticed, just to do that. I am absolutely astounded at the things we see in this conflict. I've almost seen everything here... it feels like a COD game.
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  47. That could also be a misinformation. alas they proposed a peace talk only if they came to the border of Crimea, but that will never happen as we know...
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  48. ZOV
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  49. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
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  50. Let's be real, we don't have an alternative on youtube. And this is the best channel of daily reporting on the conflict. You ain't going nowhere...
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