Comments by "Sababugs112" (@sababugs1125) on "Balkan Mapper" channel.

  1. It's Venus days
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  2.  @Proudenglishperson  not really . German reserves are almost full by now
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  3.  @elomial724  russian soldiers are full of holes . 1856 flashback
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  4.  Hugh Mungus  22% before the whole Kharkiv debocle . Including Crimea and 2021 donbass
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  5. Many of you didn't learn the lesson did you
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  6.  @Alan_pl924  gonna wipe my tears with givi's corpse
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  7.  @Alan_pl924  yeah will cry when Kharkiv falls
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  8. You'll return to Serbia in pieces
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  9. It's a settlement founded by German and American colonists who were invited by the tsars . The name is roughly 130 years old
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  10. Failed . Bruh did you look at the map ?
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  11. Kyiv bridge was struck by russians but it still stands
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  12. How dare you disagree with me . Do you know you who I am
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  13. Where did you get the 80k number from. It's more like 200k army alone add on top of that rosgaurdia , kadyrovites , Wagner , LPR , DPR , ossetians and other foreigners and you get around 260-285k men fighting for Russia .
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  14.  @jankowalski1305  too bad it won't . Gas storage is nearly full
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  15.  @chel7869  our legion didn't . They're currently busy kicking you in the teeth
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  16. Mf you have the flag of transnistria
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  17. Nukes would end Russia
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  18. 1/3rd number from where ?
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  19.  @ConservativeJuggaloPodcast  no ? How tf do you even measure a grid ? Like that number is straight up pull out of thin air
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  20.  @ConservativeJuggaloPodcast  when ?
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  21.  @KlausSchwab45  less than the russians
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  22.  @mohammedriadh4990  they had bases , Venezuela still has
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  23. Mud season is beginning . Doubt any major offensives are gonna be undertaken at least until late march or may
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  24.  @rayzas4885  they keep claiming to encircle
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  25.  @classifiedchannel2378  in 1942 who controlled Kiev ?
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  26.  @goldman6506  source ?
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  27.  @LuciodeFreitas  according to Russia
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  28.  @classifiedchannel2378  just because you control territory doesn't mean you're going to win the war . This war is a supported Ukraine Vs Russia and now it is much more about industry than strategy
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  29.  @classifiedchannel2378  the offensive in the south is too early to tell which way it'll go . By August they could be in Kherson or they could in Odessa . That's not really the major point tho. Assume this war goes on for 4 years, by the admission of the russian minster of economy their GDP will decrease anywhere from 5-15% this year alone , so over the span of the war (taking the average to be 7%) russian economy will decrease 28% , keep in mind wto expects western Europe and USA to grow 1-3% this year . The west has pledged 40 billion USD support to Ukraine this year alone , you can probably expect this number to grow so the problem you're running into is each year Ukraine is given billions of dollars of equipment while you have less and less fund for the war . You also have to consider nearly 100% of what Ukraine would be given is used for the war because Ukraine, unlike Russia doesn't need to have troops in South Ossetia or Syria or Kurils . At that point it only becomes a matter of time until Ukraine has the material advantage over Russia . So either Russia needs to mobilise putting more pressure on the economy or take Ukraine out now , which they couldn't achieve
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  30. If you respect us , leave our land
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  31.  @Yegor5000  what have I said that's disrespectful?
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  32.  @Yegor5000  the Russian troops came to Georgia before American ones .
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  33.  @Yegor5000  its our land . That's Georgian territory. We'll do there as we please . We didn't go north you guys came south
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  34.  @Yegor5000  from what agression? Ussr was created ilegally
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  35.  @Yegor5000  what have I said which is unhistorical?
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  36.  @Yegor5000  well it certainly wasn't legal for the ussr to inavde Georgia in 1921 , rsfsr signed a treaty by which the border between Georgia and Russia would be the river psou and then the north Caucasus ridge and Russia wouldn't inavde in 1920 .
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  37. Belarus barely has 10k troops
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  38.  @royalgunsup25reee90  riot police folds pretty quickly when fighting an army
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  39. Or they failed
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  40.  @chrepuhon  the russian number doesn't include things the Ukrainian number does (border guards , maintenance, humanitarian) . You also have to add on top of that rosgaurdia, Wagner , LPR and DPR and various other stuff like Ossetian volunteers. That gets your around 260-280k men on russian side .
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  41. Melitopol/zaparozhia maybe
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  42. You can estimate but the real number we don't know
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  43. Projecting much
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  44.  @colonelradec8268  16 himars . That's 3% of NATO's inventory.
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  45.  @colonelradec8268  sure there are also 150 m777s but that barely even drop in NATO's inventory. Majority of the russian army is ment to build dachas . They're not ment for frontline combat
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  46.  @nuxanuxa765  Igor girkin is litterally a gru agent
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  47.  Cultured Anime Waifu [Russian Waifu]  thousands of bayraktars shot down each hour
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  48.  @diceshard2436  tskhinvali isn't really a city that can be easily encircled . There is one approach from the south and another one via akhalgori. Neithe one of them was really a great idea . The plan in essence was to take tskhinvali and the block the Roki . The problem ended up being Russian forces arrived really quickly. By the evening there were russian troops already in tskhinvali. Georgian forces did make good progress, even managing to destroy a russian convoy in the north part of tskhinvali but Georgia was unable to contest the air and head heavy disadvantage interms of firepower when compared to Russia so russian forces quickly gained the upper hand . The russians weren't supposed to be that quick so a plan hadn't really been drawn up on what do if they showed up
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  49.  @a24155-n  no they shouldn't. Borders > people
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  50. I think a reasonable way guesstimating casualties for both sides would be to look at equipment losses and extrapolate from there. According to oryx Russia has lost 5907 pieces of equipment , let's say per each piece its 5 soldiers dead that would put Russia at roughly 30k men lost . Ukraine on the other hand has lost 1585 peices of equipment , because overall Ukraine has a less mechanised for say 10 men lost per each piece of equipment that would put Ukraine at 15850 soldiers lost.
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