Comments by "Terje Oseberg" (@terjeoseberg990) on "Military Summary" channel.

  1.  @matejsochor1673 , “Russian troops are retreating victoriously, as the Ukrainian army runs after them in a panic.” ROTFLMAO!!!! They’re in a panic thinking “What the hell are we going to do with all these POWs?”
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  2. “Russian troops are retreating victoriously, as the Ukrainian army runs after them in a panic.” ROTFLMAO!!!! They’re in a panic thinking “What the hell are we going to do with all these POWs?”
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  3. Lyman is a cauldron, not a bridgehead. You can tell because it’s getting more and more surrounded while it’s shrinking.
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  4. Are the Russians going to take Bakhmut again? Didn’t they take it 30 or 40 times already?
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  5. Russia is losing.
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  6. Attempt? It wasn’t an “attempt”. They successfully attacked.
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  7. “Russian troops are retreating victoriously, as the Ukrainian army runs after them in a panic.” ROTFLMAO!!!! They’re in a panic thinking “What the hell are we going to do with all these POWs?”
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  8. Gaza won’t exist for much longer. If that was Hamas’ goal, they succeeded.
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  9. Why is he reporting that Ukraine is winning?
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  10.  @Well....1234 , Russia is already in the stone age.
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  11.  @xXPlumpkinXx , You’re extremely confused. Before this invasion Russia already occupied 10% of Ukraine. Then in 1 moth they increased that to 30%. Then in the second month that decreased to 20% and it’s stayed about the same for the past 5 months. And during those 5 months, Russia has experienced extremely heavy losses.
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  12. Hahahahahahaha!!!! Y’all actually believe this bull chit!!!!
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  13.  @lightweave , I have no clue what you’re talking about. The Russian troops have been retreating victoriously while the Ukrainians have been chasing them in a panic.
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  14. It’s funny how Russian trolls always accuse Ukraine of doing exactly what Russia does. It’s and interesting tactics, but nobody important actually gives a chit.
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  15.  @Sharkoon030 , Hahahahahaha!!! Sure bro…
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  16. “The big calm before the storm.” You mean “after the storm”.
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  17. They had a referendum and 99.7% of the people in Belogrod voted to become the “Indemnity People’s Free Republic of Belogrod”.
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  18. “Without losses.” ROTFLMAO!!!
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  19.  @satsadhu , Russia sent all their best troops to defend Kherson. 20,000 to 25,000 of them who are now trapped on the wrong side of a river with no bridges for escape or to replenish their supplies. Russia pretty much chose to weaken the north, and this is the result. Russia has another 20,000 troops in and around Izyum who will soon be trapped if they don’t escape across their river whose bridges will likely be destroyed soon.
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  20. Huh? Dima isn’t pro Ukrainian?
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  21. The shelling in Donetsk was by the Russians. They’re incompetent and shelled themselves, then blamed Ukraine.
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  22. Did you listen to Putin’s speech? He went on and on about defending Russia. Why? Who’s planning on invading Russia? As far as I know, nobody has any plans to invade Russia, so why would he need to mobilize to defend Russia? Why can’t he just tell the truth? He has to mobilize because he’s losing in Ukraine. Someone needs to call out his lies.
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  23. Ever since Ukraine took back Izyum he seems depressed. Is he OK?
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  24.  @luisangelini2220 , Nope. They’ve been watching TikTok.
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  25. They had a referendum and 99.7% of the people in Belogrod voted to become the “Indemnity People’s Free Republic of Belogrod”.
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  26. Why’s he feeling bad? Is Russia losing?
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  27. Saltpeter is an oxidizer. Without fuel, it’s not explosive. That warehouse created a huge explosion. It was obvious a weapons depot, or the explosion would not have been that big.
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  28. It took Russia less than 24 hours to violate their agreement to allow grain out of Ukraine.
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  29. Russia’s mistake was sending 20,000 to 25,000 of their best soldiers into a trap in Kherson. Now they are trapped and cut off from supplies. This has left the north 20,000 to 25,000 weaker. And now Ukraine has just captured another 15,000 to 20,000 troops around Izyum. I doubt they’ll be able to escape.
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  30.  @Realist369 , Have you seen the recent Russian ammo depot explosions? Impressive, eh??
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  31.  @RadicalCaveman , Of course Russia had overwhelming artillery superiority. Well, until all their artillery depots spontaneously exploded. Now they’re taking artillery and missiles from Belarus.
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  32. “Russia is doing pretty fast progress…” Sure. At this rate they should occupy all of Donbas by 2030.
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  33.  @johnnyssify , Russia has proven to be incapable of achieving this goal.
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  34.  @johnnyssify , But Russia is losing.
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  35. Russia’s mistake was sending 20,000 to 25,000 of their best soldiers into a trap in Kherson. Now they are trapped and cut off from supplies. This has left the north 20,000 to 25,000 weaker. And now Ukraine has just captured another 15,000 to 20,000 troops around Izyum. I doubt they’ll be able to escape.
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  36.  @LukeXMV , I believe you’re confused. Russia invaded Ukraine, not the other way around.
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  37.  @TNord. , If you’re pro Russian and looking for confirmation bias, sure.
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  38. The comment is complete nonsense. Ukraine knows full well that there’s absolutely no way to take the power plant on the other side of a lake surrounded by Russian occupied territory. They understand that this would be a complete waste of effort, and therefore wouldn’t try it. This is therefore obviously a lie.
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  39. In 3 months Russia went from having Bakhmut 1/4 surrounded to 1/3 surrounded. Now the Ukrainians pushed them back to 1/4 in a single day.
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  40. “Is going to become part of the Russian Federation.” How do you know the results of the referendum already?
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  41. Russia can have peace any time they want. They already know exactly how to achieve it.
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  42.  @fv5855 , Russia violated all the agreements that they’ve made in the past, so all agreements with Russia are null and void.
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  43. Wow! That’s the best coping I have ever seen in my entire life. You are incredibly talented my friend. ROTFLMAO!!!!
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  44. LOL
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  45.  @brianonthewater , Russians are really good at two things. 1. Running away. 2. Coping.
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  46. They had a referendum and 99.7% of the people in Belogrod voted to become the “Indemnity People’s Free Republic of Belogrod”.
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  47. Yeah. Sure. It was a warehouse full of fertilizer that exploded like that, because fertilizer is so explosive. LOL Saltpeter is only one ingredient for explosives. It’s not itself an explosive. It needs to mixed with other ingredients to be explosive. “Potassium nitrate, commonly known as saltpeter, is a chemical compound that is a solid at room temperature. By itself, it is not explosive, but it can create a highly explosive, exothermic reaction if in contact with reducing agents.”
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  48. “Russian troops are retreating victoriously, as the Ukrainian army runs after them in a panic.” ROTFLMAO!!!! They’re in a panic thinking “What the hell are we going to do with all these POWs?”
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  49. “Russian troops are retreating victoriously, as the Ukrainian army runs after them in a panic.” ROTFLMAO!!!! They’re in a panic thinking “What the hell are we going to do with all these POWs?”
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  50. Ukraine only received 2 Patriot systems. So now they have 0?
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