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

  1.  @thehturt5480 , I heard months ago that Russia had enough artillery stockpiles to bombard the entire planet 3 times over. But since Ukraine has cut off the supply lines across the Dnipro river, the soldiers to the north will eventually run out regardless of how massive Russia’s stockpiles might be. I mean, you do understand that if Russia can’t get their ammo to the front lines, their soldiers won’t be able to keep bombarding the Ukrainians like that have become accustomed, right?
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  2.  @crushingvanessa3277 , He prefers to create his own country so he can be in charge. If he moves to Russia, he’ll just be another common peasant.
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  3. You’re a bit late. Ukraine has been capturing newly mobilized Russians for weeks now.
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  4. It wasn’t ever a Lyman bridgehead. It was a Lyman cauldron. The Russians got boiled in there.
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  5. Russian precision artillery is an oxymoron.
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  6. 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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  7. Have y’all seen all the Russian weapons depot explosion videos? They’re quite impressive. One even made a huge mushroom cloud.
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  8.  @glieseseventen4921 , He’s alway been pro Russian and he’s still pro Russian. He’s also often wrong, like in today’s video.
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  9. If they Russians are ready for peace, why haven’t they withdrawn from Ukraine yet? Why are they instead mobilizing?
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  10. There will be peace as soon as Putin withdraws his troops from Ukraine. It’s a bit late for love after what the Russians have done.
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  11.  @realvipul , Fortunately for the world, Ukraine will finish demilitarizing Russia before this year ends.
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  12.  @cruiser6260 , NATO absolutely had all of Afghanistan under control. What they didn’t have under control was what was going on inside people’s heads, so as soon as NATO left, things returned to the way they were.
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  13.  @lockbert99 , Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014 and has been there fighting the Ukrainian military for the past 8 years. They were fighting both before and after the Minsk Agreement.
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  14. 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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  15. Russia is losing.
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  16.  @samschreiber1640 , Ukraine doesn’t need my help, but I heard Putin needs to on the front lines.
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  17.  @godmode5738 , Russia is losing because of the aid. You’re incredibly confused bro. Russia will lose, because the aid will continue.
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  18. Hamas is behaving just like the Russians in Ukraine. Support for Israel has now increased, and support for Palestinians decreased.
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  19.  @TNord. , Does it make sense that Russia lost 6,000 troops and Ukraine lost 100,000 troops, and Russia is winning, but they needs to mobilize 300,000 new troops to defend Russia? If Russia lost 6,000 troops and Ukraine lost 100,000, then isn’t Russia slaughtering Ukraine? Why would they need to mobilize? Why not just continue what they’re doing?
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  20.  @AUMINER1 , Yeah. I’m losing my breath laughing at all y’all brainwashed fools.
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  21. 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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  22. “Compared to most combustible materials, ammonium nitrate itself is not exceptionally explosive. But the compound can contribute to explosions because it belongs to a chemical class known as oxidizers.”
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  23. The Ukrainians do not shell without aiming. They don’t have enough artillery to waste like that. They have to make every rounds count. The Russians, on the other hand, have virtually unlimited artillery, so they can afford to waste artillery on non military targets.
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  24. God is on the side of Ukraine.
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  25. Always keeping that hope for Russia, eh?
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  26. “The Russian losses are very low.” ROTFLMAO!!!! You’re funny bro!!!
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  27. What about Ukraine’s progress in Izyum? No mention of it? Why?
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  28. This 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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  29. “the Ukrainians have been attacking in Kherson for 3 months and…” And the Russian’s supply lines have been cut off the entire time. That’s why the Russians there are running low on ammo and other supplies.
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  30.  @martinkelsen6049 , “Ukraine has held into territory when safer defense lines were available, so has….” But Russia lost more men and weapons taking that territory than Ukraine lost defending it. Ukraine’s strategy is to make the war cost Russia more than it costs Ukraine until Russia has nothing left.
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  31.  @martinkelsen6049 , Ukraine isn’t finished in Kherson yet. Wait and see.
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  32.  @Furykidxxx , It was always a priority. It just took them this long to finally hit their intended target. Usually they miss and hit some apartment building or shopping mall or something. Their “guided” missiles aren’t very accurate.
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  33.  @Ragnovlod , If you’re tired of it, you can go watch something else instead. Nobody is forcing you to watch videos about a war that Putin started in Ukraine, right? Am I wrong?
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  34. This channel is biased. But it’s interesting to see what these people believe.
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  35.  @PetarPopara , It was Hamas who invaded Israel, not “the Palestinians”. Many of the Palestinians did, however, celebrate the atrocities perpetrated by Hamas.
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  36. 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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  37.  @said8004 , Russia wanted all of Finland. Finland stopped them. Finland obviously won. If Russia won, there would be no Finland today.
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  38.  @Bike_Lion , Have you seen all the Russian ammo depot explosion videos yet? How many artillery rounds do you believe it takes to make a mushroom cloud?
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  39.  @lockbert99 , Before Russia invaded in February, there was peace in Donbas.
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  40.  @CirKhan , The HIMARS already took out over 400 high value targets and trapped between 20,000 and 25,000 on the wrong side of a river. They’ve been quite useful. The NASAMS will come in handy too.
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  41. It’s not over.
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  42. You mean the Russian troops will not be able to take advantage of coverage among the trees.
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  43.  @Pangora2 , Russia left those bridges up because they were planning on going after Odessa. But then when the Ukrainians beefed up their forces in the area and started bombing the bridges to Kherson, the Russians realized that Odessa was too optimistic and decided to take out those bridges to cut off Ukraine’s supplies.
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  44.  @MaximumEfficiency , Prerun is very good and extremely accurate, but after the fact. He makes no attempt to predict the future.
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  45. In the United States it is illegal for trucks to drive in the fast lane. In fact, the speed limit for trucks is lower than for cars.
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  46.  @francocholo1247  <—— Comedian… ROTFLMAO!!!
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  47. Ukraine only received 2 Patriot systems. So now they have 0?
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  48. Now it’s time to send another remote control truckload of explosives on the other side of the bridge. But this time with a shaped charge aimed at the train bridge.
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  49.  @Johnny-xi4ti , It’s Russia that’s been bombing near the power plant.
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  50. 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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