Comments by "" (@efghggdxlmfn33) on "HistoryLegends" channel.

  1. for those who are in a hurry to take bakhmut, read the history of the Russian-Turkish wars, when wars of attrition could drag on for decades. In general, the Russian-Turkish wars cover a period of 351 years (1568-1918). During this period, Russia and Turkey were at war for 69 years. On average, only 25 years separated one Russo-Turkish war from another.
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  2. they hate Zelensky for real
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  3. The Ukrainian war effort is increasingly detached from a coherent theory of victory, relying instead on external factors such as NATO intervention to break the stalemate. Without significant adjustments to its strategic approach, Ukraine risks further dissipation of its resources and the loss of critical territories. In contrast, Russia’s focused strategy and methodical advances underscore the importance of aligning actions with clear strategic goals, a lesson with profound implications for the future trajectory of the conflict.
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  4.  @jaynikk758  go and ask locals in Donbass
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  5.  @iratespartan13  LOL there are still idiots who talk about the massive Ukrainian offensive on Kharkov and Kherson? Ukraine lost anywhere between 5 and 7 brigades during their Kherson offensive alone
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  6.  @hardcase2080  what so good? "During the day, the Armed Forces of Ukraine lost up to 1,925 servicemen."
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  7.  @31mAyMgaYanga  it is already boring. 1. Name me another army in the world that has taken on urban areas of this intensity.and without preliminary carpet bombing, as the United States did in Iraq. 2. it has been repeatedly said that bakhmut was turned into a funnel in the Fire Sack, a meat grinder where Zelensky sends elite troops because of his political ambitions
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  8.  @KirkoKirkov-slavaukraine  "Ukraine is advancing to moscow" really? "The situation is very bad, and it deteriorated quickly," said a commander whose troops are stationed near Pokrovsk. Try to plug your ears and croak louder - "Russian propaganda"
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  9.  @yendevus1747  Some of the Ukrainian soldiers are not happy with the operation in Kursk. The deputy editor of Bild, who often visits Ukraine, says that some soldiers are angry with the decision to attack Kursk because Kiev has a lot of problems in Donetsk. There is not enough people, guns and bullets there. The soldiers use them in Kursk and it will be hard to hold the land there. Also, the soldiers say it is unlikely they will get the land back from Russia.
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  10.  @alkazarjkdghjd  they lost over 30 tanks in this photoshooting, how many tanks do they need for whole Russia 17mil km2? more than 1 million tanks LOL anf over 600 years
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  11.  @31mAyMgaYanga  do you follow the actions of the Russian army in Syria and how systematically year after year Russia helps in Syria and practically ousted militants of terrorist cells supported by US. US military who are there illegally and steal oil will soon flee from Syria
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  12. 16 years since Kiev was first enticed with the prospect of NATO membership. But what did they actually get? A wrecked power grid, the loss of 20% of their territory (so far), and hundreds of thousands dead, wounded, or missing. The 45 million strong Ukraine that received those lofty promises so long ago is now a shattered and battered husk with perhaps 25 million citizens left.
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  13.  @mrkeykush693  a very large percentage of motivated and professional Ukrainian military has already been destroyed. and the flow of volunteers and mercenaries has almost dried up
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  14. last night the Ukrainians sent a human wave in the form of an elite special forces squad on a boat across the river where they were shot from heavy machine guns, this was even admitted by the surviving special forces themselves
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  15.  @voiceofreason1829  reasons why so long - first of all there were civilians first months of fighting 2 inability to use aviation until recently until air defense was suppressed, 3 you need to protect the lives of your soldiers 4 time works for Russia in a political sense 5 time works against Zelensky and against the USA
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  16. Bloomberg called the Ukrainian offensive in Kursk region the most disastrous military operation of the 21st century in terms of the ratio of outcome to resources spent. According to Bloomberg's interlocutors, even the Americans fleeing Afghanistan did not waste so many resources.
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  17.  @JosephGibson  plus all these ridiculous squabbles between Prigogine and the generals about the alleged lack of shells and Prigozhin's fear of the rear were a psychological operation. For the ambitious Zelensky to keep Bakhmut destroying his army.
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  18. @ oops it is hurts - Bloomberg called the Ukrainian offensive in Kursk region the most disastrous military operation of the 21st century in terms of the ratio of outcome to resources spent.
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  19.  @lilalali6753  Nuland choose prime-minister for Ukraine. He stolled millions later and now lives quietly in the US. Liberal grown and educated by wiierd liberal western standards. In the leaked phone call, Victoria Nuland is heard saying: "F*ск the EU." She then goes on to discuss the possible replacement of then-Prime Minister Mykola Azarov with Arseniy Yatsenyuk. The full quote from the leaked call is: "Glory to Ukraine and the new coalition government," she said. "Yats (Яценюк) is the guy... he's pretty good, I think, he's on our side." She later adds, "F*ск the EU."
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  20.  @SergeyMilitaryRankings  Victoria Nuland played a key role in fueling the conflict in Ukraine, starting with the 2014 coup that led to the ousting of Viktor Yanukovych. As the Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs, Nuland actively supported the Maidan protests and pressured Ukrainian authorities. She coordinated U.S. efforts to change the government, as evidenced by her intercepted phone call discussing who should take the position of Ukraine's prime minister. Her statements and actions reveal deep U.S. involvement in Ukraine's political processes, which contributed significantly to the escalation of the conflict.
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  21.  @KirkoKirkov-slavaukraine  The Economist - it was not possible to divert Russian troops from Pokrovsk. The rapid advance of the Russian army revealed weak points in the Ukrainian defense. Sat images show Russian fortifications stabilizing the front. Analysts note the emergence of large-scale fortifications in the region, just 16 km from Ukrainian positions. Construction pace is comparable to that in southern Ukraine in early 2023.
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  22. The historical examples of Korea, Vietnam, and Afghanistan highlight the limits of American power and the gradual acceptance by US administrations of the reality on the ground. In each case, the US made concessions to end its involvement in the conflict, even if this meant long-term consequences for its allies. In the case of Ukraine, peace will only be achieved when Russia’s core demands are met and its security interests are taken into account. The West will have to recognize that without taking Russia’s interests into account, a sustainable European security architecture will remain elusive. As Otto von Bismarck said: “The secret of politics? Make a good treaty with Russia.”
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  23. I see nafo-clowns here only
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  24.  @SergeyMilitaryRankings  Nuland's own admission of the extensive financial and political support the U.S. provided to pro-regime change forces in Ukraine. She publicly stated that the U.S. invested over $5 billion in "democratic Ukraine," which became one of the most crucial pieces of evidence of foreign interference.
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  25.  @turinthalion8784  strategically nothing has changed since ancient times
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  26. nope
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  27. There will be no long-term effect. The surviving Ukrainian forces will be forced to retreat from Russia
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  28.  @jeffreystarits2783  and NATO can not produce sufficient quantity. artillery shells, it is demilitarization. Russia's initial objective was to get Ukraine to the negotiating table, claim Crimea, and negotiate independent/autonomous Donbas. They succeeded in this. Those negotiations took place by the end of March 2022, after about 5 weeks of fighting.
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  29. most people here are familiar with the official UN Human Rights Dept. publication of violations 2014-2021 titled “Arbitrary Detention, Torture, and Ill-Treatment in the Context of Armed Conflict in Eastern Ukraine”: Items 3, 12, 46, 47, etc state that Ukrainian security agency performed the following kinds of tortures on over 8,000 critics of current Ukr government in the eastern republics of Ukraine: torture by wet and dry asphyxiation, beatings, sterilizations, electrocutions, violence to sexual organs including electric shocks, etc.”
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  30.  @ironindustries9258  China has no real combat experience Russia has been fighting for the past few decades
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  31.  @Cosmos-n7t  They send their grandpas. “80% of our stormtroopers are sick and elderly. HIV, tuberculosis, no one cares. They just throw them on buses and send them straight to the front.” - Olena Malok, a medical worker in Azov
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  32. do you think the Ukrainian army is dying much faster than Russian, considering that Russia sustains it's army by only volunteers, while Ukraine wants extra 500k soldiers, despite kidnapping people off streets to throw into military for two years? You idiots from bjtofarms repeat the same sad narratives that have long been refuted. Epic idiots lmao
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  33. whole Russia is 17 millions km2 by the way
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  34. in medicine, this is called near-death convulsions
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  35. :face-purple-crying:ukro-nazi-butthurt in comment section just started!
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  36.  @challopea  military humiliation for NATO and their circus nafo. Since the beginning of hostilities in Kursk region, the enemy lost up to 2,640 Ukrainian troops, 37 tanks, 32 armoured personnel carriers, 23 infantry fighting vehicles, 206 armoured fighting vehicles, 96 motor vehicles, four air defence systems, three MLRS launchers, 20 field artillery guns, and three electronic warfare stations.
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  37. youre now officially nafo clown
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  38. Avdiivka holds?
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  39.  @TheSwedishAssassin  "nice bot account" - you like all nafo zombies without any arguments parroting same bullshit
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  40.  @qman8816  and Zelensky pays 17$ per month to disabled soldiers. Now, about 3 million of them are in Ukraine.
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  41.  @lucianorc656  no worries, do you need FABulous or Iskander BBQ pork recipes?
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  42. and nafo-bots butthurting here @andreymatveev2749 
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  43. they liberate Africa from the French colonialists
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  44. Day 681 of zombies parroting general Milley's stupidity about 3 days
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  45. don't talk to the mirror
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  46. To the US warmongers, You lost in Ukraine. You embarrassed yourself and your puppets. NATO is toothless. You’re bankrupt. Don’t even think about Iran or Taiwan. Russia and China are united. BRICS is inevitable. Nobody likes you. Read the room and go to the basement. Stay there.
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  47. there is video - city is full of people
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  48.  @jesan733  nafo bubble zombies so funny, have you ever been to Ukraine or Russia?
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  49. Well, you can go to your kindergarten with such advice, life in Russia, by the way, I’m telling you from Novosibirsk, is much better than in Europe, for example, in the city of Lisbon, where I spent my last winter
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  50. a bribe for a man to go abroad from Ukraine is approximately 6-8,000 dollars
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