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

  1. I’m here for today’s dose of Russian propaganda.
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  2. Ukraine only received 2 Patriot systems. So now they have 0?
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  3.  @hiteshadhikari , Why is Ukraine destroying 20 to 30 Russian artillery units per day and blowing up Russian weapons depots, command posts, and bridges? What will happen when the Russian soldiers on the front lines run out of supplies? Do you remember Kherson?
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  4. If Putin shoots down one of Musk’s Starlink satellites, the space junk will cause a chain reaction that will take out all of the satellites in low earth orbit taking out all GPS services for the US, Russia, Europe, and China. And nobody will be able to launch replacement satellites for over 6 years. The entire planet would then be quite pissed at Putin and will turn against him.
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  5. 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.
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  6. By counting the bridges, if you’re convinced that the Russians can take them out, you’re delusional. The Russians can’t hit anything, because they have extremely bad aim, and their guided missiles don’t work.
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  7. That why they keep hitting apartment buildings and shopping malls instead of factories and weapons depots.
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  8. After the Ukrainians dig in around Izyum, the Russians within Izyum would need a 3:1 advantage to break out. The Ukrainians should be prepared for this so they can prevent escape like their doing in Kherson.
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  9. When does the 6 months start? Are they going to receive any training? Or will they be sent directly to the front lines with no training. If they receive no, or minimal training, they will likely be worthless. Nothing more than cannon fodder.
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  10.  @thescythian321 , LOL
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  11.  @dot6441 , Absolutely…
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  12.  @orionlt1028 , So you’re saying that Russia is losing on purpose? Why would they do that?
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  13.  @J2540- , Russia is already using conscripts.
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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.  @v.h.7105 , You’re confused. Russia invaded Ukraine, not the US.
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  16. @Rob Moreno, Are you claiming that there are thousands of Russians swimming across the river daily?
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  17. Your estimates of Ukrainian losses are way off. You can’t guestimate based on a normal offensive because the Russians retreated. Your estimates would be close if Ukraine actually had to fight. They didn’t have to fight because the Russians ran, so there will be barely any losses on both sides, and far fewer POWs than had the Russians fought.
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  18. Why didn’t you see this coming 3 months ago when Ukraine started this counter offensive by destroying the bridges and Russia’s ammo depots? Why were all you ignore ant dum bass Putin loving followers in denial? This situation was obvious 3 months ago when Ukraine started this counter offensive.
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  19.  @akulkis  <—— Wrong.
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  20. When were the majority of Russia’s nuclear weapons made? How many are from the Soviet Union? How well have they been maintained? Do they still work? Has Putin manufactured any nuclear weapons after 1991? How many?
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  21.  @deltasquared7777 , Or someone with a brain who knows how do push a button.
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  22.  @LukeXMV , You got nothing better than that?
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  23.  @LukeXMV , I see you still can’t come up with anything better.
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  24. 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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  25.  @bri9498 , Exactly. Hamas isn’t Palestinians. However, the people in Gaza elected Hamas, and many Palestinians all around the world celebrated the actions of Hamas.
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  26.  @marekeiderna718 , It was an area called “The Southern Levant”. Some people moved there and started calling the area “Palestine” some time after 1917, and they also started calling themselves “Palestinians”. These people moved there after 1917 and tried to claim that the entire area belonged to them. The Jews did the same thing and called the area Israel and themselves Israelis. And now, because of what Hamas did, the world supports Israel, and Israel will therefore take Gaza and do whatever they want with it, because they can, and because Hamas and the residents of Gaza can’t stop them. Since the rest of the world now supports Israel, the rest of the world won’t stop them either. Hamas screwed up, unless this is what they wanted.
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  27.  @SirMarshalHaig , Amnesty International got that bull chit from Russian propaganda.
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  28. The harder Russia tries, the more their losses. When losses decrease, it means Russia is sending less cannon fodder to sacrifice their lives for Putin’s war.
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  29.  @walterbrunswick , Russian lies bro.
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  30. Scott Ridder is delusional. He’s been 100% wrong about everything since this war started, and The Duran is nothing but pro Russian propaganda.
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  31.  @flickingbollocks5542 , I watch everything. Not just a bunch of pro Russian bull chit that males absolutely no sense. When I watch the Russian propaganda channels their lies are so incredibly obvious it’s actually funny. I laugh a lot. Scott Ridder is a total more on. He’s been wrong about everything since Russia started this war. It’s absolutely unbelievable to me that people still believe his bull chit after he’s been wrong this whole time. At the beginning of this war I took him seriously. Now that I know his track record I know what a joke he is. I wouldn’t know that had I not watched him before. All the channels listed above have the same atrocious track record as Scott. It makes me wonder what motivates them and how so many people could be stew pid enough to believe their crap.
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  32.  @hellbee105 , I already know the answer. It’s a bunch of nonsensical Russian lies that only a fool would believe. It seems they’re are many fools in Russia who believe that bull chit.
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  33.  @lilacer6841  <—— Fool…
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  34.  @claudiopereira9900 , Denys’ opinions are quite optimistic, but his reporting of the facts are accurate. And so far, his predictions have proven to be accurate.
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  35.  @Kaapstadz , You’re extremely confused. There’s no price to be within artillery range of the river, because it will be out of range of Russia’s artillery on the other side of the river because the other side of the river is further than the center of the river. They don’t have to be within range of gunfire from the city to be within artillery range of the river, and any Russian artillery on the right side of the river can be eliminated using counter battery systems. This has been ongoing since this counter offensive began over 3 months ago. The only high cost will be paid by the Russians who are still trapped in Kherson.
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  36.  @trevorcrook5753 , Russia tried to take Kiev, and they failed.
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  37.  @trevorcrook5753 , It was total carnage bro…
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  38.  @fryertuck6496 , A strong response with 300,000 untrained incompetent cowards? I don’t believe that’ll go too well.
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  39.  @pierrevanhalteren5733 , LOL
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  40. 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. Stop spreading lies bro… “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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  41. @@xIcyStarzz, American support hasn’t dried up. The majority of both the Democrats and the Republicans support Ukraine. Therefore McCarthy will be replacing with a new Speaker who supports Ukraine.
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  42.  @Kukaboora , Russia’s Black Sea Fleet is hiding. All those ships were inherited from the Soviet Union. Russia can’t replace them, so they’re terrified of them getting destroyed.
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  43. @@robmoreno3094, Russia is losing ground, more men, and more weapons than Ukraine. Russia is therefore losing. After Russia has been completely demilitarized, the front lines will start moving real fast.
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  44.  @jjbiggmann5576 , ROTFLMAO!!!
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  45.  @HungaryBased , 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 soldiers weaker. And now Ukraine has just captured another 15,000 to 20,000 troops around Izyum. I doubt they’ll be able to escape. Now Russia is another 15,000 to 20,000 troops weaker. Russia will lose.
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  46.  @davestevenson9080  <—— Сильно запутались и оболванили российскую пропаганду.
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  47. Y’all are extremely confused.
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  48. Cutting off their own troops to prevent them from retreating from the front lines when they are losing makes no sense. It’s better to save their lives so they can fight again another day than to let them die on the front lines.
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  49.  @thechloromancer3310 , Ummm… If they were actually losing on the front lines, the smart thing to do would be to retreat, then let the Russians cross the bridge before blowing it up so that a few of the Russians would be trapped on the wrong side of the river. Then they would first blow up the Russian equipment on the other side of the bridge before they can retreat, then blow up the Russian equipment on their side of the bridge. This is exactly what they did when the Russians tried to cross the river that resulted in huge losses for Russia. Instead of blowing up the bridge stranding their troops on the Russians side, the Ukrainians could have booby trapped the bridge. They could have booby trapped both sides of the bridge too. This is all common sense, so it’s therefore exactly what they’d do. Your speculation makes absolutely no sense. A more reasonable explanation is that the Russians finally got lucky and finally hit the bridge with on of their rockets and blew it up.
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  50.  @francocholo1247 , You’re either completely ignore ant, or Vladolf Putler is paying you to spread lies and propaganda.
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