Comments by "Julia P." (@juliap.5375) on "Military Summary" channel.

@mikewardrop5962 I remember how adviser of Barbara Bush said, that “we don’t believe in democracy, it is for plebs, it’s all about power” and then he described how in future US navy (sic!) will acquire everything in whole world 😅
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Thanks to US who left Germany without cheap Russian gas and as result without money and industry :D Gas — it is cheap energy mainly for heavy industries. No cheap gas — no heavy industry with cheap goods. Also it is source for fertilizers, no cheap gas — no possibilities to produce a lot of food. It is source for plastics (incredible and strange fact, Russia sold to EU gas as is, without removing from it all valuable components, as it did for China which get only energy gas, without ability to make from it anything else useful like plastics). No gas — no modern materials from which consist almost anything around.
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Not all comments are deleted actually. For last year actually most are not deleted, but hidden. Too see all comments you need to select "view comments" not “by popularity” (default option), but “by newest”. After than you can see a much more comments. Because nobody do it, 99% never see all comments.
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@morkygod4486 1. Iskander. It is Persian form of name Alexander. Weapon got own name in honor of Alexander the Great of Macedon, ancient greek king and famous military. 2. Iskander can be launched both by ballistic and cruise missiles. 3. That ballistic missile if father of first Russian hypersonic missile Kinzhal (dagger). Missile fall with hypersonic speed and do small maneuvers. Because it have ballistic trajectory it is not considered as real hypersonic (must fly parallel to earth), but from point of view of defense system it is anyway too fast and unpredictable target, so it impossibly to intercept (possibly only when it just launched and fly into skies). 4. Cruise missile have nothing special, just cruise missile like dozens other. 5. Iskander is tactical weapon, actually main goal to carry nukes.
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1. During elections he promised peace with republics. When he came to power, he was forced to glorify people who killed his family. 2. In March 2022 he signed capitulation in Istanbul. Then to UA came Johnson and explained what this boy must to do. 3. Zelenskiy is not subject, but object. 4. What he doing in most cases only helps. Idk is he do it by own internal plan, or just because he is just artist without any education, but anyway he send nzis to utilization in huge amounts and de facto sabotage western plans. This is good. 5. This Ukrainians proclaimed WW2 criminals as own heroes, so it is good that their amounts is rapidly decreasing now. Moscow already made huge mistake in 1956 liberated them and allowed to live. This is results of that old mistake.
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Ukraine is not a subject, but object. They do only what NATO said. At final point they will be erased and nobody cared about that of course. Anyone cared about Indians in America? Otherwise, US officially said that UA must to reduce conscription age to 18yo (to preserve ability to fight until 2030). Moreover, they also now discuss about conscription age of 16yo, because with such age they will preserve ability to fight until 2040s.
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It was several attack on it. Russian MoA promised some scary answers and everything again returned to calm status. Idk what Russia promised, maybe withdraw of own guarantees of safety to Zelensky. In Transnistria is one of old soviet shelter of weapons, over dozens kilometers of walls from ammo. More than most EU countries have. If hit this place then explosion will be more than from average nuke.
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@senioralexander6681 Where you got own numbers? 1. In 1991 Russia had 148 millions. By census of 2020 it have 147 million. After 2022 country left 700k and joined 7 million from UA. Now it have ~153 million. 2. UA in 1991 had 52 million. Last census they did in 2001 — 48 million. By UN rule everyone must to have census each 10 years, but they never made new one. Because they lost population and numbers are scare. Foreign experts made own estimations (by amount of marriage/divorce/consumption of bread/etc), so in 2013 in best way they had 35 million. In 2014 they lost Crimea (2 million). In 2015 they lost two additional republics (3,5 million). From 2014 they lost in total 10 million. From rest — 7 million (UN statistic) ran away from country. Nowadays they have near 17 million. 2. About armies and loses. Russia sent own troops only twice in 2022: in winter 120k and in autumn 300k from reserves. From that time never more because have no any significant loses. All rest who came are volunteers. While UA have permanent and forced mobilization for 2,5 years. Because they already lost over 1 million (700k are RIP, rest are invalid). Russian army is over 2 million — used just 120k and reserves (people who served in army) is 25 millions — used 300k. Russia have professional army more than population of average country. 3. About weapons. omg, whole USSR represent mainly military factories. In Russia whole cities is nothing more than military factories. By Russian doctrine it economy is planned to have up to 2 conflicts of high intensity (where from each side by dozen millions of people). While this is conflict of middle intensity (from each side is less than 1 million). Russia already used more missiles than combined West produced for last 20 years. Russia is country with "infinity" natural resources, it can produce weapons for such kind of conflicts in non stop mode for several hundreds years.
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