Comments by "" (@thomasherrin6798) on "Anders Puck Nielsen" channel.

  1. ​ angelabronckhurst6849 90 odd % of Russia's army and working equipment is in Ukraine, Russia's home guard is doing defence duties in the Russian regions, hence why Russian freedom fighters made a sizable dent across the border with a couple of hundred people a month or so back (Obviously information not lost on the potty mouthed Chef). The Potty mouthed Chef has around 20,000 fighters so they could have taken over that region in Russia Rostadon? where they are based. It's unclear what the motives are but they are a threat if they take over further regions, if they marched on Moscow the Air force would have scuppered them unless the Air force was persuaded to stand down, it's unknown if any other senior figures are involved in the Kremlin, but Putin had a good kick in the teeth!?!
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  2. US & especially the EU have got to make it count otherwise it won't get easier it will get harder, Russia is weaker now than at any stage prior to the previous collapse, therefore Ukraine must be supported long term and that message should be confirmed in the public domain in written cast iron guarantees. Russia wants to push its agenda, we must not let them, otherwise more will follow, further hardware and more munitions must follow whilst Ukraine still has the fight, they want to win to!?!
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  3. Ukraine will have a fine lunch, and then launch a satisfactory offensive!?!
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  4. You have watched Anders video and you have learnt diddly squat and repeat your false narrative. Since 1960 Gaza's population has increased 8 fold, Israelis population has increased 5 fold, therefore if any group is affected by genocide it would be the Israeli group due to actions caused by the Palestinian side. Hamas's recent slaughter was a genocidal act and their doctrine is genocidal towards the Israelis, they also took hostages a war crime, hide amongst and force the civilian population of Gaza into harms way, further war crimes, but you decide Israel are the bad guys, you act like a defacto terrorist supporter!?!
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  5. ​ @harmless6813  I am from the UK, Anders with his dead pan style could have pointed out that the Hamas attack was indeed a genocidal action, and that the Gaza population has increased greatly (268,500 in 1960 to 2.1 million now an 8 fold increase, Israeli population by comparison has increased 2.1 to 9.6 million a 5 fold increase) and therefore it would be inconceivable to say that Israeli actions towards Gaza was genocidal, more like the other way around, the current temporary actions are permitted under international law for Israel to remove the threat of Hamas. Hamas has used the population of Gaza as human shields (Another war crime along with hostage taking) and the death of civilians in this regard rests with Hamas and not Israel!?!
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  6. ​ @tedmiller9534  I think that Jakebro himself would say that Anders is the expert, it is rather evident, you are obviously not understanding what Anders is saying, the numbers of depleted Russians and Ukrainians are of little significance as even at the high end both can sustain the losses for several years, it is the battle of wills of who wants to sustain those losses (Whatever they are) and as Russia is delaying mobilisation because it's a sensitive subject , they appear to be subject to more pressure than Ukraine, although both have problems in some recruits avoiding military service, which is the norm when called upon to fight for your country, whichever country that may be, some people will try to avoid it, that is why the penalties for same are high!?!
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  7.  @jungtarcph  Russia cannot sustain the war in Ukraine, all its energy money is funding both the state and the war, and the energy sector is in decline in both production and sales!?!
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  8. ​ @rabbi120348  It would be best to provide Ukraine with a bunch of defence equipment as they can carry out the task themselves, more munitions, artillery and long range missiles seem to be the biggest improvement along with better surveillance drones to spot the enemy, a few more mobile air defence systems near the frontline would help also!?!
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  9.  @AK-ns4kn  Yes, if separate to the state military are allowed to flourish it may spell the end of the Russian state as these armies can fight for interests within Russia, even if Russia wins or loses, and I hope they lose!?!
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  10. Yes more longer range missiles are required ahead of the jets to degrade Russian logistics and equipment, they are sorely needed!?!
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  11. ​ @nerzhul2455  Wadscollop comrade!?!
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  12. "We" have noticed that there is a generation factor in Russian people's perception of the war, in two events the younger mostly male population (Who would be most affected by the war)fled Russia and Russia has tried to make this more difficult for the upcoming mobilisation (Putin will have to mobilise or he will lose anyway), the younger females have been seen protesting against the war, the middle generation seem to accept their fate without having an alligance to Putin (....and are more likely to be ineffective as they are majorly addled on vodka) and the older generation (Who are unlikely to be involved in the war) are mostly Putin supporters, so a swing is needed in the younger generation, which if mobilisation turns up in Moscow or St Petersburg elite might be easily achievable, obviously success on the battlefield is important for Ukraine in the coming months to rachet the pressure on Putin by a number of degrees, a significant decline in the Russian economy would help matters as well which is also not far from the reality, with a little bit of luck Russia could be in a major pickle by July or August!?!
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  13. He is not denying it as he's trying to curb the increasing criticism for failing in Ukraine, hopefully Ukraine will have far more success and increase the threats to Putin to a conclusion!?!
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  14. Russian soldiers have not advanced for over 13 months, Wagner took Bakhmut, but Ukraine for whatever reason did have a lull last winter season generally and they have to pressurise Russia more this season, hopefully they won't have any major supply issues and can continue the campaign in earnest between the mud baths, it's not pleasant but if they want to be free of Russia this is their best opportunity for a few decades!?!
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  15. It looks like face the consequences at the minute, with Wagner having a rest after a non-mutinous mutiny and all the other Russian troops being fully engaged in their positions it looks like there are no reserves to throw at Ukraine, it could be a feign so Ukraine should develop the attack around this section for as long as it lasts for the foreseeable and attack the logistics and artillery as it has been doing!?!
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  16. ​ @Cptnbond  Putin was the most wishful thinker, 3 days, it's not like Ukraine has a choice, if they want peace Russia must be forced out, their words and agreements mean nothing!?!
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  17. The majority of Europeans want a victory for Ukraine, whatever shape that victory takes and regardless of how long it takes them to achieve victory, some European leaders might have other ideas but they are in the minority.
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  18. Russian helicopters are currently being destroyed by mobile ground to air defence, at a rate of 2 to 3 a week at present (Hopefully more in the near future), supplied in the interim, a much better solution than trying to field a new air force with possible negative impacts, and their role initially would be better as defensive rather than attack as Anders indicated!?!
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  19. ​ @ailinofaolin8897  Russia was the second strongest army in the World prior to the war, Ukraine was 25th comrade, Russia has gone down the board, Ukraine has gone up!?!
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  20. The Russian military commanders care little about how many soldiers are lost, only why are they not winning, but they never blame themselves!?!
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  21. ​ @alexanderbarkman7832  Where the Israelis tell them to go, like from North to South, not where Hamas forces them to go!?!
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  22. Russia had started the invasion with a scorched earth policy nothing has changed in that regard, look at all the bombed out cities, they have to be charged for all their war crimes and economic ties should remain fractured until the guilty are punished!?!
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  23. ​ @Bigwillystyle707  Maybe Initially but not now!?!
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  24. Putin looked useless in his TV address to castigate the potty mouthed chef's treason, what's he going to say now, can potty mouth trust Belarus's leader, etc., etc.!?!
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  25. I wonder if Macron is a subscriber so he "might" take note!?!
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  26. Wagner marched on Moscow and surprised Putin, Russia and the World with the ease it achieved their goal before the potty mouth chef had second thoughts (I think they would have been shot up if they went into Moscow so it was a pity they stopped short). Belarus is the best of the bad options to take than Moscow, Poland or Lithuania which would, most probably, be suicide missions now, they would require some detailed planning and a fair amount of bribes to the Belarusian military so he would have to have deep pockets. Russia would be ill equipped to send troops if Wagner could overthrow the regime due to their commitments in Ukraine for the foreseeable, one thing is for certain, Wagner are not there just to train the Belarusian troops!?!
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  27. Ukraine can mobilise 3.5 million troops as long as their resolve holds which it appears to be at the moment, and the Wider West support holds which it will for at least two years and for most of the Wider West even longer, Russia would then need to mobilise 7 million troops, all of their "meagre" child bearing generation, not a lot of thought was put into this by Putin, but I'm sure it is exercising his rather dim brain cells at present, it's how his priorities are ordered that will be the key, and that is an imponderable at present as he doesn't yet want to admit that he has lost in Ukraine. Hopefully Ukraine will get their second wind shortly and blast the Russians much closer to or over their border and leave them in absolutely no doubt!?!
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  28. ​ @jonny87kz  The US leaving will make it worse for the US in the overall scheme of things, it will be a disaster for Ukraine and a nightmare for Europe which could potentially alter minds and allies, it's up to the US what they decide but think well, all actions have consequences!?!
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  29. I think they were completely set up and it's no coincidence they were going to St. Petersburg something like 24 hours before "Putin wants and update on the state of Africa, Syria etc. going forward at his Palace in St. Petersburg, bring all the top brass for the presentation"!?!
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  30. Hamas's recent slaughter was definitely a genocidal act, and under international law they can be removed. The Gaza population has increased 8 fold since 1960 and the Israeli population has increased 5 fold, so if any population has been affected by genocidal acts it's the lower one, funny how facts can hit you straight in the kisser!?!
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  31. Putin's failure in practically all fronts (Except for controlling Russians!) is increasing his Paranoia over coup attempts, the failed mutiny showed that, if nothing else, a sizeable amount of people would stand by and do nothing to stop a concerted effort to remove him from power!?!
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  32. ​ @nerzhul2455  Russia is carrying out the internationally illegal invasion so it is all Russia's fault, comrade!?!
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  33. ​ @Homobikerus  Unfortunately it will be after the war before this is corrected, like a multitude of things, I hope they stick the bill to Russia but it seems unlikely as their economy will be in a worse state by the wars end and for decades after, they have shot their bolt!?!
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  34. Good report, but Prigozhin should be referred to as a terrorist leader of a terrorist organisation!?!
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  35. ​ @doncarlodivargas5497  It is not the West, it the leaders of tinpot states (... and their proxies) blaming the West who are a rules based order, these countries big and small don't want to follow rules as they would not be in power. The West will no longer fight wars for them, the citizens have to fight for themselves, similar to Ukraine!?!
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  36. The question might be better directed to Russian TV comrade, if you are looking for "unbiased" "professional" "truthful" reporting!?!
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  37. It was Ukraine that depleted Wagner to such an extent that when they left the battlefield (To recover), they were a train wreck, from top to bottom. None of the Russian Army has come close to Wagner, but they were in reality on a suicide mission, and they duly commited suicide, the war is about depleting Russians by a larger margin "whoever" they are, that's what will decide the outcome, and overall it's n this regard, Ukraine has the upper hand as they have learnt not to idly squander their troops!?!
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  38. It "most probably" was a setup, it shows that they were not very bright and could easily be led to their deaths, I suspect on a promise to get back into the fold and a meeting with the "big boss"!?!
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  39. It's funny how the potty mouth chef turns up in Russia like for the African "meet and greet" though and other visits, obviously because Putin "asked" him to be there, it's a very Russian "in fight" at present, meanwhile Putin's military are being purged, Wagner has been absorbed into the Russian military in Russia and the rest shoved into Belarus as a bad fit, the African arm is undergoing a management change and the military blogger's are being dissuaded from being critical by the Chief blogger's impending prison sentence which will be for a very long time. Everything points to Putin being under some sort of pressure but his "Moscow" enemies have not shown themselves as yet, although the rumour is they will collapse things by doing things badly, and that will be difficult to gauge because that has been in evidence during the entirety of the illegal invasion!?!
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  40. Ukraine does not need to retake Crimea, it must just stop Russia supplying it, the population can feed themselves and Ukraine should supply water but all military supplies should be stopped and Insitu military targets should be hit with the longer range missiles aggressively and heavily, once the military threat is subdued they should concentrate their efforts on the Donbas which is a harder nut to crack, but with the same intention, attack the logistics and make the Russian military weak, then liberation can commence, Crimea will wither under its own steam when it is demilitarised!?!
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  41. Ukraine is getting the supply as is available in the West, some of it is actually in production like artillery and this is being ramped up, Ukraine nearly has parity with Russia in most aspects except air and sea, Ukraine has still however despatched the Russian Navy from Crimea, by early next year Ukraine will hopefully be above Russia in hardware and munitions supply with some modern planes for defence and more air support!?!
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  42. Yes, its all up in the air and the perpetrators seem to be getting away with it at present so that will embolden further opportunists, Putin should have clamped down on them hard but that would have affected the war effort to a degree and if that goes bad he is sunk anyway, it is unclear how Putin can get at the Potty mouthed chef at present (The Belarusian leader might tip the chef off, but then he might not!) but the chef does have to go, whichever way things turn out, as an opportunist just by linking with the chef will have some level of support in Russia for his/ their campaign, I see it more from a group of Oiligarches getting the military on board with the chef involved at a lower operational level, the Oiligarches will not make a direct move!?!
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  43. It would be good if Russia attacked from the Belarusian border, it would be another Russian stupid mistake!?!
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  44. The question is how far can Putin continue when he fails, and he is failing on practically all fronts except for keeping the Russians like sheep, at present that his is only success!?!
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  45. They were dug in in Kherson City, Ukraine attacked the logistics first, it will be the same!?!
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  46. Wagner only exists if the Russian money flows, Ukraine fights to drive Russia out, regardless!?!
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  47. You are correct in the fact that Russia is deviously mobilising the vulnerable or isolated in Russian society but quietly won't cut it in a couple of months it will be another partial or full mobilisation and another humiliation for Putin and his cronies, just shortly after the Ukraine "counter attack" I would imagine!?!
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  48. How did they get infected in the first place, by ignoring the warning signs, obviously the Russians are not going to follow the proper procedures, that is their modus operandi!?!
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  49. The Russians damaged Nord Stream comrade, the attack on Ukraine is one of many by the illegal barbaric Russian invaders and hopefully Ukraine will expel them as soon as possible!?!
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  50. ​ @betterdonotanswer  That's why Russia finished the war in 3 days, oh, but they didn't, because they are incompetent, they are corrupt, their economy cannot sustain a war of this size, Russia has some pluses but a whole World of pain minuses, if Ukraine has the desire Russia will be forced out!?!
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