Comments by "Andrzej Barcelona FRLK" (@andrzejbarcelonafrlk6416) on "Anders Puck Nielsen" channel.

  1. Wagner Group operates in some African countries, perhaps they have some profit for themselves.(?)
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  2. This scratched record of putinist propaganda isn't even boring now.
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  3. Stil some T-54/55 left , North Korea ammunition and troops, Iranian drones, ... The debt will pay future generations
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  4. How do you know Russia didn't? In what way Ukraine could do it ? Russia haven't presented any evidence. Are you calling "beating" attacking cities? When it comes to military, Ukraine is advancing.
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  5. I understand it is important battle and its consequences yet more important. What 'equipment' do you mean ?
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  6. Really? What's "the lie" pls?
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  7. Colonel ... an American mouthpiece of Russian propaganda ...
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  8. Any source, confirmation you could put versus OSCE report ?
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  9. Have you listened to the recording?
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  10. You jump from aftermath of Kharkiv and Kherson to all the wet season. Anyway, have you seen APN's video Three ways Russia can lose the war ? The conquered land is not all , by far.
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  11.  @parcomolo256  You're not referring to my answer to your post, are you ?
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  12.  @parcomolo256  Russian Central Bank communication (and other official sources, however you need to select some indirect indications, not just take at face value)
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  13. What makes you think Europe is scared of Putin? I think different countries vary in their support of Ukraine, but not because of being scared - stil, apart of Hungary , they stand together. Also, there isn't homogeneous West, but all the Western countries with one exception stand on Ukraine's side.
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  14. Then you need to estimate those not buried at home, but somewhere near the battlefield, in a mass grave, cremated, not recovered, bodies disappeared in explosion or fire ...
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  15. Don't you ask yourself whether you are a loser yourself? You bring unrealistic numbers, Do Russian soldiers lives matter to you ?
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  16. You're talking after the withdrawal from Kiyv ... How much bigger ? 😂
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  17. When... when it is favorable for Ukraine (in the winter / wet/mud season it wasn't) Now you can see the shaping of the theater of the operation/s - destroying command centres, ammunition, fuel depots etc
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  18. Sanctions
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  19. What did you hear in January 20220? Give ome examples pls.
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  20. Historically illiterate? What do you mean?
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  21. They could be directed at military/ dual-use targets, there are plenty in Russia.
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  22. Weather isn't the only determinant, yes, however - there are some differences - Now Russia are the invaders, then it was Nazi Germany. In the 'earlier era' the United States helped the Soviet Union, now the US help Ukraine.
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  23. ​​ @joem0088  NATO hasn't entered this war FYI. and as it comes to ammunition, you can get the picture from the accounts of Russian artillerymen. I recommend you do so .
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  24. Great argument, Go tell that Vladimir Vladimirowich.
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  25. ​​ @lockbert99  "the USA leaders happy about sth that hurts Germany" Hadn't EU countries, including Germany, decided not to buy Russian gas (meantime Russia was manipulating the supply...)? The fact that the automatic locks didn't work when the leaks happened is suspicious, isn't it? It looks Russia isn't repairing the pipes ...another clue.
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  26. Facts show there's more than one counteroffensive 😀 in the south - Kherson oblast' in the north east - direction Svatove the east - in Bakhmut
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  27. Rheinmetal and their Leopards 2 ?? Also, should we as well condemn the producers of medical material and doctors and nurses perhaps because they earn their salaries working in the wartime ?
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  28. Perhaps soldiers don't spend all the time in the vehicles...
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  29. Are you saying Putin is NATO puppet ?
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  30. S. Ritter the mouthpiece of Russian propaganda.
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  31.  @slimhope1  I don't question his service, also don't bring his problems with the law, but his attitude: calling for killing people because of their nationality, visits in propaganda shows on Russia TV... What's your opinion about it?
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  32. Have you seen/ read the files?
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  33. I think those Tu22 and Tu95 are far inside Russia airspace.
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  34.  @jpphua602  Google the friend won't reply what kind of BRICS of 2023 everybody is not talking about.
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  35. Russia in need of North Korean ammunition, Chinese walkie-talkies, Iranian drones ... well well well
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  36. I think that apart of moral reasons it wouldn't help in the war, or rather just the opposite.
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  37. I'm not Anders, but I can relay general ideas: The 40+ kms and 30-60 minutes of travel (one way) mean double distance and time, hence 50percent estimation. Probably closer to the front line will be smaller depots - that means more need of transport , more loading and unloading (*done manually*), both probably done at night time , more personel... Etc That will strain even more the logistics , which already is not efficient (eg too few trucks)
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  38.  @ivangohome  I see, thank you
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  39. Да, да, Ivan, Russia has no-one to pay, after the citizens are stripped of their relative wealth, as a country becoming vassal of China.
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  40.  @claimerboy  I don't know what you said, I can read you wrote 'fool'. Did you write anything to know what you mean ?
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  41. Ukraine hasn't got iskanders, so not possible.
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  42. Yes (his videos are fake)
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  43.  @seancidy6008  Does Macgregor talk about * how trained * these reserves are? about the lack of NCOs and officers for new units? How more manpower can influence the problems of logistics? And of equipment? Communications? Command? Airforce?
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  44. Discipline - I cannot see how cannon fodder can favour Russian army, I can see how disastrous will be the effects of the losses in long term in the society of Russia Federation - like after Afgan war or worse. Sad.
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  45.  @seancidy6008  What do you mean by "easily trained"? ( btw more than drafted in Sept/October, from Moscow, Siberia or St. Petersburg, escaped the draft and left Russia to abroad). There's a question: Who would train the next pool of the reservist?(mind the reform of Serdyukov). Who will be their NCOs and commanders? Above all of that, the previous problems remain: (lack of) the equipment, logistics, etc, etc ... Thousands nor millions of manpower don't solve them, may make them worse. BTW at the beginning of the invasion Russian professional troops did have advantage and it wasn't enough.
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  46.  @seancidy6008  I think you overestimate the training Russian conscripts received, eg expired food rations, reserve tanks kept without valuable parts (engines!), missing millions of (winter) uniforms - do they indicate anything ? So far Russian big offensives were only partially successful only at the beginning of the invasion ...
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  47. Have you got any argument to present? 🙄
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  48.  @Alec72HD  Are you on a jokes competition? The Greeks are laughing, so do Kypriots, the Bulgarians as well, the Serbs may not take it lightly.
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  49. There aren't because it's... a war ie not eg school exercise. There may be estimates, but both sides hide their losses and show the opponent losses.
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  50. I see now you wrote it yourself in your previous post.
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