Comments by "Trevor Sutherland" (@trevorsutherland5263) on "Hindustan Times" channel.

  1. I'm a child of the Cold War, never in my life could I ever have imagined I'd be rooting for Russia, but here I am rooting for Russia.
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  2. Italy sent a huge army into Russia in 1942 in support of their ally, Germany. 235,000 Italian troops fought at Stalingrad but the Red Army destroyed them almost to a man. Italy will NEVER in a thousand years send an army to Russia again.
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  3. This will be an amazing story to read about after the war. A year ago, the attack helicopter appeared to be the "battleship" of the Ukraine war: irrelevant due to cheap AA missiles. Now, they're back with a vengeance. I read a story the Ka-52s operate in pairs with Mi-28; the latter having more armor and each using a different anti-missile system to cover the other. They now sit totally unseen and unbothered 10km from Ukrainian armor and just plink them like rabbits at night.
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  4. Of course Shoigu would be "threatening"; you been talking openly about joining the war against Russia for a month now. What France expect? Him to be friendly and agreeable??? LOL.
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  5. Marines. No matter which country they are from, they are the bad-asses of the lot.
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  6. I honestly wish this stupid war had never started, but I also despise what the US and UK are trying to do to Russia and any country even remotely friendly to Russia. I fukin' hate bullies...even when they come from my own home.
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  7. Many in America are on your side Russia. It may not seem that way but we only get to vote once every four years.
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  8. Didn't China try this last year and Zelensky pouted and stormed out?
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  9. The Abrams is "mighty" only in the minds of Americans. It has NEVER once been tested in battle with a near-peer opponent; it has only fought ancient Iraqi tanks and militia with rpgs and IEDs. It has never faced T-80s, T-90s, Kornet atgms, attack helicopters, drones, 152mm laser-guided artillery.
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  10. They went looking for war, and war is what they found.
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  11. I saw this coming a year ago. When your whole army is made up of the equipment from 30 different countries, and you only have weeks or months to train, it is almost impossible to fight effectively with it. Not even American soldiers could take a German tank, French IFV, British APC and Polish artillery and have it all working together in four months of training. That is impossible. Ukraine cannot depot the American artillery they have for refurbishment because Russia will destroy any such facility as its size would make it impossible to hide. Instead they have to be shipped to Poland to be refurbished then shipped back. Ukraine can make Russia work harder for victory, but that is all---the outcome was never in doubt.
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  12. LOL. Putin's nuke threat wasn't for Estonia or France, hahaha! Russia don't need nukes for them; the nuke warning was for only ONE country: the United States of America. Go ahead and send them Estonia! All 65 of them...
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  13. A Frenchman calling someone a coward? We really are living in an alternate Universe
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  14. I think by now anyone paying attention to this war closely knew that Ukraine's sea drone program was 90% UK, 10% Ukraine.
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  15. He was flown here on an American military aircraft, because as a Beggar, he has no air force to fly him here. I literally have to pay for this guy to come to town and beg for yet more of my tax money ....
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  16. This guy has been complaining about ammo for months, imagine what his army could do if they had sufficient ammo
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  17. No surprise. Saw the video of same thing last week with Ukrainian border guards using UAVs with thermal sights to catch men trying to leave the country.
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  18. He is calling for TOTAL WAR; not just "let the Army and former convicts handle it".
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  19. France publicly stated it was a Patriot missile. Even if US didn't help Ukraine do it, that is still a system they are not supposed to use to attack Russian territory.
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  20. I said two days ago RU should come in and shield Iran like US shielded Israel
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  21. He was duped by the Indian recruiter, not Russia.
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  22. Wow! Iskander is like 5m accuracy now! Putin always keeps his promises."
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  23. I wonder why it took so long? I never thought there was a chance for them even two years ago, but I guess everyone wanted to see if the "Grand Spring Offensive" could actually do something. When it got smashed right away, a lot of people probably felt like "OK, this is not even remotely close to realistic, time for an armistice"
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  24. I don't care what you may think of him, Putin exudes competence. He always puts Russia first and does not apologize for doing so, but he RESPECTS ANY other cultures as long as they RESPECT Russia. He is NOTHING like the duplicitous typical American or European leaders and diplomats
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  25. Imagine China building a dozen Fujian-class supercarriers for Russia and Iran, Russia giving Iran a few Sarmat-class heavy ICBMs, and China better EW tech, and Iran sharing all their drone tech with both China and Russia. Together they will all be NATO-proof.
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  26. Hmmm, this guy seems to be all about taking care of the soldiers; both during and after the war. Smart move. Shoigu was the master of military logistics and built the steamroller; don't need another guy like that. This man seems to be the kind of guy you want AFTER the war...
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  27. Just like they did in 1943: Hold off the enemy while the factories in Siberia pumped out a tsunami of weapons. Then, in 1944 the steamroller starts and doesn't stop until Berlin.
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  28. Ukraine has not even breached the perimeter to hit the first actual defense line. This is almost insane: Ukraine does not have enough guns or ammunition to have done an artillery bombardment all along the line to hide exactly where the thrust will be. So the Russian defenders have nothing to worry about as they wait in their trenches and bunkers for the Ukrainians to come into range. Madness.
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  29. ...now that Ukraine is about to conscript 50,000 women, they'll soon be seeing a whole new level of horror.
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  30. Zelensky is hilarious. He is like Japan offering "peace terms" to the United States in January, 1945. 😂
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  31. The smart ones. There is no honor in being the last to die in defeat; ask any Imperial Japanese soldier.
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  32. Russians, when Putin is gone, you all will realize how good you had it for 20 or 30 years. Look at the two men who are currently vying for the US Presidency, just look at them and their life's body of work, then look at your President and his body of work. I am in Oklahoma, but if I could I'd cast a mail-in ballot for Putin in your election.
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  33. Everyone outside US media saying that for a year. "Beating" Russia is impossible. Maybe you can make the cost too high, but clearly they are willing to take the casualties and sanctions have only made Russia richer. End the war, negotiate the best you can get.
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  34. NATO will have to be made to show respect. There is no other way
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  35. For two years all we hear from NATO is "Russians are drunks with shovels that will run from the Leopard 2!" Now, its "send the $60B or Russia will rule the whole world!!" 😂
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  36. That screen grab of the RPG hit should go into the archive for this war, next to the Su-27 dumping fuel on the American drone. Small hole outside, but absolute horror show for anyone inside. From a $500 weapon designed 60 years ago. Go Russia! 😂
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  37. Just following Biden's example. I want to be Vladimir Putin when I grow up.
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  38. Poles in 1612. Swedes in 1708. French in 1812. Germans in 1941. Now, the AmeriBrits in 2024 (whose proxy army contains Poles, Swedes, French, and Germans). Are ya'll noticing a pattern here?? Is there a reason Europeans keep trying to invade Russia???"
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  39. It was easy for Russia to defeat the West in Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso. All the Russians had to do was say "please" and "thank you"....
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  40. You really have to wonder how long he can last.
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  41. It makes perfect sense. Russia would never allow that unless it were defeated. So to get NATO, you have to defeat Russia, something Napoleon, Bismarck, and Hitler could not do
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  42. You can sense the end is near. Theres a lot of chatter about negotiations, the meeting with Aftica and Putin showing the world a document that could have ended this months ago has embarrassed NATO.
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  43. Western Vampires must leave
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  44. The shortest offensive in military history. Ukraine has been reduced to a running joke. Seek terms while you still have honor.
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  45. From Azov brigade....how fitting
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  46. The Kh-22/32 missile is named "Storm" in Russian. I always knew it by its NATO name "Kitchen". The Kh-22 is older but they probably have a lot of them in storage. The Kh-32 is newer, same exact body but new engine, longer range, better radar. No matter which, they fly at Mach 4 and Ukraine can't stop them.
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  47. This is the Ukrainian Offensive------the Offensive ON Ukraine.
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  48. After two years I've often wondered how there never seems to be any public opposition to Zelensky in this "democratic" country.
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  49. Why they call Zelensky "President" when he is not?
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  50. I was confused at first; in Western military language these are called "flares" or "decoys". Never seen a missile that deploys its own decoys...
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