Comments by "Terje Oseberg" (@terjeoseberg990) on "Binkov's Battlegrounds" channel.

  1. Advanced Russian technology is a myth that’s been debunked by Ukraine.
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  2. Russian technology is a joke.
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  3. “Ukraine needs a way to shoot down the Russian aircraft a few dozen missiles away from the front line.” Isn’t this exactly what Ukraine has been doing for at least a week now?
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  4. 0ption 1: defeat. Option 2: withdrawal.
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  5.  @jkl9984 , Because Russia is a menace therefore Ukraine is making the world safer by demilitarizing Russia. The world should be grateful to Ukraine. Sending aid to Ukraine is in everyone’s best interest, including the United States.
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  6.  @gastonhitw720 , “Russian economy is stronger than ever…” You’re obviously delusional bro…
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  7.  @rainieresguerra6519 , Ukraine had no US aid for 6 months and Russia’s pathetic military still couldn’t defeat them. Russia can’t defeat a country with 1/5th their population and 1/10th the ammo. It’s absolutely pathetic.
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  8.  @rajaydon1893 , “He still has a massive population to pull from compared to Ukraine.” And yet Russia’s pathetic military, even with more soldiers and a 10x artillery advantage, can’t defeat Ukraine. It just shows how pathetic they are.
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  9. The west will obviously increase artillery production capacity.
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  10. Turns out that the US can defend against hypersonic missiles. At least the pathetic Russian ones.
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  11.  @HuskyOwner-bl1jf , That law was 27. It was only recently changed to 25, and they have yet started mobilization them, and yet Russia is still losing. That shows how pathetic Russia’s military is despite their 5x population and 10x artillery advantage.
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  12.  @pierluigidipietro8097 , History Legends is a fool…
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  13.  @shanephelps9532 , “Have you seen the average age of UAF soldiers?” Right. As stated several times everywhere, Ukraine hasn’t yet mobilized anyone below 27 years old. You obviously haven’t been paying attention and are therefore clueless.
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  14.  @InvestmentJoy , Those countries might have a similar economic output, but they haven’t focused as much on military equipment manufacture and haven’t accumulated the stockpiles that the United States has. They therefore need more time to ramp up production. In the mean time the United States is the only country currently in a position to help.
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  15. You’re obviously confused. There are no Nazi in Ukraine except the ones that Putin sent their to invade.
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  16.  @berrytharp1334 , “because there are literally no men below that age…” You’re delusional bro…
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  17. Russia is not a threat to the United States, but if Putin is allowed to rebuild the Soviet Union, the Cold War will be restarted. How much money did the United States spend during the Cold War? By giving Ukraine all the old junk that we accumulated during the Cold War so they can prevent Putin from rebuilding the Soviet Union, we’re getting a really good deal. Ukraine is currently demilitarizing Russia, and it looks like they might soon start demilitarizing North Korea too.
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  18.  @glock986 , It’s not about isolationism. It’s about what’s best for the United States. Preventing Putin from rebuilding the Soviet Union, and demilitarizing Russia is best for the United States.
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  19.  @anti_1984 , You’re extremely delusional. NATO would mop the floor with Russia’s pathetic military and suffer minimal losses doing so. Russia’s entire Black Sea fleet and airforce would disappear within days.
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  20. Putin doesn’t care. Neither do most Russians. They say that they have over 25 million military aged men that they’re willing to sacrifice for Ukraine.
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  21. They should have started training thousands of pilots and mechanics over a year ago. They’d be ready by now, and they’d be able to send the best of the best and keep training the rest.
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  22. Why didn't you mention the cost of those gains? How many soldiers? How much equipment?
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  23.  @useryggfdcc , “Russian nukes will fly!” Maybe, but in which direction? Have you seen the videos of Russian rockets making U-turns?
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  24.  @MasterBlasterSr , Whether it’s our business or not is irrelevant. What’s relevant is whether it’s best for us or not. The fact is, it’s best for us to take care of Europe. That’s just how it is. We will, and should do what’s best for us. Trump might not be too smart, but he does realize this even if many of his supporters don’t.
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  25. How many Russian airplanes fell out of the sky this past week?
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  26.  @Ereshkigal616 , “And things would go nuclear in the event of open conflict.” The United States will win that one. There would be absolutely nothing left of Russia.
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  27.  @james79ableify , “You do know that Russia attack because they know that US won’t help like in 2014.” You mean they “thought” or “believed” that the US wouldn’t help. Putin is now screwed because the US did help.
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  28.  @Ulises-Gonzalez-3131 , If they sent a half a million men they’d be wiped out along with Russia’s Black Sea fleet and Russia’s Air Force.
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  29.  @engincansaran8879 , You’re obviously confused. English is obviously not your primary language. You can’t figure out which words you’re supposed to use.
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  30. These turtle tanks are only useful against drones and possibly Javelins. Artillery will go right through them. During Ukraine’s artillery shortage they gave Russia an advantage. Now that Ukraine has started receiving more artillery, it’s pointless.
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  31. Turns out that the US can defend against hypersonic missiles. At least the pathetic Russian ones.
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  32.  @alwynhughes4421 , Sure, but Russia doesn’t have true hypersonic missiles, so Patriot can shoot down everything they’ve got. Advanced Russian technology is a myth.
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  33.  @gregoryfilin8040 , And now, because of Kursk, Putin has been forced to mobilize an additional 180,000 on top of those 30,000. How do Russian citizens feel about this? Are they allowed to talk about it?
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  34.  @attilamarics3374 , Russia has switched to a war economy. That means they’re spending all their savings building weapons factories. Once Russia finishes squandering their savings and depletes the stockpiles that they’ve inherited from the Soviet Union, they’re finished. I give them about 2 more years.
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  35.  @berrytharp1334 , Ukraine has had over 350,000 births per year from 1990 to 2000. About half of which should now be men between the ages of 20 and 30 years old. That’s over 1.5 million men aged 20 to 30.
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  36.  @prpr8904 , Russia will not be able to develop counter strategies without access to computer chips and competent software developers. Russia can’t make computer chips, and all the smart Russians left Russia. They’re screwed.
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  37.  @RantTheRetort , “Niger is kicking out US troops and letting Russian ones in.” You actually believe that Russia has troops to spare for Niger? Hahahahahaha!!!! ROTFLMAO.
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  38.  @e33d90 , So everyone should roll over and let Putin take whatever he wants to avoid war?
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  39.  @e33d90 , Then what should we do when a tyrannical dictator starts invading its neighbors? Let them keep growing until they become a threat to global peace? If Putin defeats Ukraine, do you think he’ll stop, or keep going? How did appeasement work out before WW2?
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  40.  @e33d90 , Then what’s your solution?
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  41.  @andrewstewart9263 , You’re extremely confused and obviously not too bright. If the west doesn’t supply Ukraine with weapons and other aid, obviously Russia will defeat Ukraine. However, if the west does supply Ukraine with weapons and other aid, Russia has no chance of defeating Ukraine. Do you have a problem understanding English? Or are you just stew pid?
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  42.  @andrewstewart9263 , Russia’s allies are Northern Korea and Iran. Russia is an irrelevant member of BRICS. BRICS is not, and never has been a collection of Russia’s allies. You’re obviously extremely confused. Also, Russia can’t even manufacture ball bearings, there’s no way they’re going to manufacture as many tanks and other military weapons as they’re losing in Ukraine. Russia/Putin inherited everything they have from the Soviet Union, and it took the Soviet Union over 50 years to accumulate all that old outdated junk. It’s extremely fortunate for the west, and the United States that Ukraine is willing to demilitarize Russia. And now it looks like Ukraine will be demilitarizing North Korea too. The west is, and should be extremely grateful to Ukraine for making the world a better place. The only reason why aid to Ukraine is pouring in so slowly is because a crushing defeat would leave Putin with the capacity to rebuild Russia’s military and start this nonsense again. By giving Putin the impression that he has a chance of winning this war that he started, the west is tricking him into continuing to demilitarize Russia. He’s trapped by the sunk cost fallacy. It’s like an adult playing a game with a small child. As soon as it becomes obvious to the child that he’s losing, he’ll stop trying and give up. However, if the adult keeps the child believing that he might win, the child will continue. In this situation, Putin is the child. He just happens to be a child with a military and 50 years of antique Soviet weapons.
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  43. All the paid trolls are out at full force.
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  44. “Ukraine needs a way to shoot down the Russian aircraft a few dozen missiles away from the front line.” Isn’t this exactly what Ukraine has been doing for at least a week now?
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  45.  @engincansaran8879 , Your comment is incoherent and makes no sense.
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  46.  @Ulises-Gonzalez-3131 , If they sent a half a million men they’d be wiped out along with Russia’s Black Sea fleet and Russia’s Air Force.
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  47.  @Ulises-Gonzalez-3131 , If they sent a half a million men they’d be wiped out along with Russia’s Black Sea fleet and Russia’s Air Force.
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  48.  @thanasisrks4944 , You actually believe that Putin’s antique nukes that haven’t been properly maintained since 1991 still work? I bet half of them would explode in their silos at launch, a bunch won’t launch at all, most of the rest won’t make it out of Russia, and the rest would be shot down before they reach the United States.
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  49. Failing to do so is pure incompetence.
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  50.  @Milo-id9qd , “…and mechanics…” Do you know how to read?
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