Comments by "NikephorosPhokas" (@NikephorosPhokas) on "Defense Politics Asia (DPA)" channel.

  1.  @caesarczech7920 It was always PR. Even if they had initial success they couldn’t replace losses in men and equipment and send enough reserves to keep Russian territory long term. Also Russia is not fighting a total war, but a special military operation and could implement measures like conscription, upping defense spending, asking for more help from allies like North Korea, etc.
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  2.  @aniksamiurrahman6365 No they can’t. The casualty ratio will get more lopsided. You can’t put newbies in there against battle hardened Russians without suffering even more lopsided loses. The manpower pool of Ukraine would also be more tilted to the unfit and unmotivated compounding casualties. Western nations are also sick of three years of Ukrainian begging. The USA which is beholden to the Israel lobby also made Ukraine a lesser priority as Israel also is begging for more and more aid.
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  3. Is your content on a podcast app? I would prefer to listen to it passively as I do other things and YouTube is crappy medium for that.
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  4. Do you have a link? Piers has Mearsheimer on a few times.
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  5.  @MasterMagz  You braindead idiot, that is a propaganda point that the American national security infested media eco-system of NATO states propagated and repeated, not Russia.
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  6.  @ravenblood1954  Russia knows more how to conduct modern warfare than arrogant Anglosphere whites and Western European with their false experience and arrogance from America’s colonial policing wars in Islamic backwater countries. Russia is fighting a war of aggressive attrition. As Kremlin spokesmen and members have long said one of their goals is the demilitarization of Ukraine. As long as they keep sending Ukrainians to the frontlines they’ll be happy to kill them and destroy their equipment their till military collapse(which is greatly prolonged because of Anglo-American machinations and NATO support). Generally Russia advances when the Hahols pull out. And the Ukrainian General Staff almost never pulls out and most the retreats are the initiatives of lower level unit commanders sick of getting slaughtered over that inflexible policy.
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  7. What do you use to draw? Something like a Wacom device or is it a touch screech that you just write on with a specialized pen?
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