Comments by "" (@efghggdxlmfn33) on "Ukraine RETREATS in Toretsk Smashed by Superior Russian Tactics" video.

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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@qman8816 and Zelensky pays 17$ per month to disabled soldiers. Now, about 3 million of them are in Ukraine.
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cope harder nafo-bot
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cope harder, your circus losing so badly now
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@kalleranta2260 Give it to the Ukranian mothers with dying sons for nutzi and blackrock. Remember, borders closed in Ukraine, clown. Not in Russia. To date, the number of published obituaries of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has reached 494 000. Do you understand how many people are 'missing' and really missing (because they don't want to pay benefits to relatives) and the disabled? multiply by 3 or 4. It is not 'Russian reporting' there are many sources in Ukraine and huge losses impossible to hide anymore
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@STEPPENWOLF1228 "At first the USSR relied heavily on US" - lie. Kursk and Stalingrad battles were without any american help
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 @STEPPENWOLF1228 it is funny how you pervert history only. So when first american help arrived? When Stalingrad happened?
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@dusancville watch how russian rebuilt Mariupol. It is new city now
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@ronbernardi 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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@kalleranta2260 What is called the "1st most powerful military in the world" is real circus. No hypersonic weapons, weak production and chinese microchips in 'most advanced' missiles. But x20 military budget. LOL
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@kalleranta2260 support nutzi and blackrock - circus. To date, the number of published obituaries of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has reached 494 000. Do you understand how many people are 'missing' and really missing (because they don't want to pay benefits to relatives) and the disabled? multiply by 3 or 4. It is not 'Russian reporting' there are many sources in Ukraine and huge losses impossible to hide anymore
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@STEPPENWOLF1228 America's recent tests of hypersonic weapons have become another failure. Immediately after them, meaningless bureaucratic chatter began that the US military had learned "valuable lessons", which means that they have absolutely nothing to brag about. America continues to lag behind in the field of hypersonic weapons, still using old techniques and under the illusion that it can win this race. Russia remains the only power with hypersonic weapons at the tactical, operational, strategic and doctrinal levels. In addition, the Kremlin continues to modernize these facilities, which leads to an ever-widening gap between Russian and American hypersonic weapons.
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@STEPPENWOLF1228 US never went to real war at first place. taliban doesnt have fancy equipment like ukraine and they still manage defeat US and they media tell to us citizen they are winning lol, yeah 20 years in there cant defeat taliban is embrassing tbf
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@STEPPENWOLF1228 gave the Taliban an airbase 400 miles from China as well as billions in military equipment left from a totally botched withdrawal from Afghanistan. As far as allies go, India and Saudi Arabia are working with China and supplying them with oil and natural resources
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@STEPPENWOLF1228 It´s NOT about conquering territory, but about demilitarizing and denahtseeficating Ukraine. The Russians had this objective from DAY ONE, and the Russian leaders has expressed this MULTIPLE TIMES, mate. Besides it´s time for you to take a break from watching all that MSM bullshlt...
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@STEPPENWOLF1228 So when american help arrived in ww2? Stalingrad? Kursk? The coward just waited to see who would win this war.
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Russia has applied the traditional "Kutuzov theory": it sacrificed its territory (2% of whole Kursk region) in order to gain time in order to solve a priority task. Kiev tried to present the offensive as a success story and occupy Russian territory, but I do not see any possibility of doing so militarily. The goals of the breakthrough were unclear at first glance and Ukrainian soldiers would have to control large areas, whereas they were needed in the Donbass. Now, Moscow's main goal is to capture Pokrovsk - the largest logistics center that provides supplies for Ukrainian soldiers on the front lines.The Ukrainian Armed Forces crossed the border with ease and did not encounter resistance immediately, which was a trap. If the Ukrainians continue to advance, they may be surrounded. Ukraine's strategy to attack the Kursk region in order to draw Russian troops away from Donbass has not worked, so the Russian army continues its advance towards the most important areas for maintaining balance at the front lines. Plus now the WSJ already recognizes that the initial plan of the West was to capture the Kursk nuclear power plant and the entry of Ukrainians into Kursk. But there is a caveat - the Ukrainian military had only 7 days to do this. And they failed.
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The town of Novogrodovka was liberated after 3 days of fighting. About 15,000 people live in the settlement itself, about 22,000 in the agglomeration. Due to the fact that the Armed Forces of Ukraine did not hide behind people and use houses as fortifications (as is the custom of the Kiev regime), the destruction in Novogrodovka is minimal.
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The head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the US Armed Forces, General Charles Brown, in private conversations, called the Ukrainian operation in Kursk "the most expensive photo booth in history."
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Russian map authors are faced with an unusual problem - they do not have time to update them due to the extremely rapid advance of the Russian Armed Forces in the Donbas. The retreat of the Armed Forces of Ukraine cannot even be called a rearguard action, it is just an escape. The town of Novogrodovka stands apart here, which was liberated after 3 days of fighting. About 15,000 people live in the settlement itself, about 22,000 in the agglomeration. Due to the fact that the Armed Forces of Ukraine did not hide behind people and use houses as fortifications (as is the custom of the Kiev regime), the destruction in Novogrodovka is minimal. It is also reported that the village of Grodovka, located to the north, is also under almost complete control of the Russian Armed Forces. In the last 24 hours alone, half a dozen settlements have been liberated in the Pokrovsky direction, the monthly figure tends to three dozen. It is reported that assault troops have appeared in the north of Selidovo, where they were spotted at the Novaya Poshta branch, and in the east of this city. After the liberation of Memrik, the offensive continues in the direction of Ukrainsk. As can be seen from the topographic map, the Russian Armed Forces are advancing on the hills, "throwing" the APU into the lowlands, where defending is no longer so fun and interesting. The collapse of the front continues, the Ukrainian command is not taking any stabilization measures - they are busy getting "likes" in the Kursk region, where the offensive potential has been exhausted, and units of the Kiev regime have switched to supplying prisoners of war for the needs of the Russian Armed Forces.
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@RAEJDER nafo bot are so desperate lately with outdated fakes about 3 days to Kiev
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neckbro In the last 24 hours alone, half a dozen settlements have been liberated in the Pokrovsky direction, the monthly figure tends to three dozen.
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@kalleranta2260 Recent disclosures that many circus U.S. missile systems rely on Chinese microchips. well, if you inflate the budget to the moon, you can brag about the insignificant costs of destroying other countries, although this budget cannot help produce enough missiles for artillery and patriot systems. The warehouses are empty. As well as the heads of NATO circus 'experts'
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@STEPPENWOLF1228 "another illegal invasion in Europe" - you mean bombing Belgrad by "friends" without UN resolution?
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@STEPPENWOLF1228 "another illegal invasion in Europe" -why don't you go to Donbass with your fake history lectures? Print rules based order too, they will fix you so fast
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@STEPPENWOLF1228 What's funny is your pathetic brainwsahing only. Huge military budget and NATO can not make artillery shels, running away from huties and many U.S. missile systems rely on Chinese microchips. Most funny is few f-16 such a great and generous help
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@STEPPENWOLF1228 What's funny to me that with all military spending by USA they are failing so miserably at achieving their so called objectives in all military conflicts LMAO
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@STEPPENWOLF1228 Recent disclosures that many U.S. missile systems rely on Chinese microchips
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@STEPPENWOLF1228 NATO is a coward criminal organization that can not fight, does not know how to fight. It goes against most basic logic. "Trained to NATO standards" is 100% guarantee for complete and crushing defeat. The puppet ukrop army is being slaughtered in slow motion. All those who have been "trained" by NATO terrorists have been crushed or dissolved in combat. It is the exact same thing that awaits the bandera puppet army. You have been fooled. You get "trained" for heavy war by someone who has never fought real war, you get exterminated. Military specialists from NATO countries have not participated in major wars over the past ten years, the maximum level of their training and understanding of combat operations is clashes with the Taliban in Afghanistan, who did not have UAVs and electronic warfare systems, and aviation is not worth talking about.
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@STEPPENWOLF1228 study history by soros comic books? So recall when first aid from US arrived in USSR? before Stalingrad?
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@STEPPENWOLF1228 During 1942, deliveries continued, but their volumes were relatively small compared to subsequent years.
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@STEPPENWOLF1228 The Battle of Stalingrad (August 1942 — February 1943) was a turning point in the war on the Eastern Front. The victory of the Red Army at Stalingrad demonstrated the USSR's ability to conduct offensive operations and changed the Western Allies' perception of the situation on the Eastern Front. After Stalingrad and during 1943, the volume of Lend-Lease supplies increased significantly. During this period, the United States and Great Britain began to supply more weapons, ammunition, transport (especially trucks and jeeps), as well as food and other materials necessary to support the war effort.
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@STEPPENWOLF1228 help with a loan ahahah American "friends". In the same way, USA now helping the Nazis Azov on credit, for which the impoverished population is already paying at x10 tariffs for everything.
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@STEPPENWOLF1228 my grandmother was a guerrilla sniper, had many awards and I know what the Russians went through. But the United States got rich in the war. Always. Fake democracy
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@STEPPENWOLF1228 The US military set a goal to produce 100,000 rounds of artillery a month by the end of 2025 — less than half of the Russian monthly output — and even that number is now out of reach with $60 billion in Ukraine funding stalled in Congress, a senior Army official told reporters last week. Ever wonder why the US is perpetually at war? Maybe it’s because: -80% of 3 & 4 star generals leaving the gov join the arms industry -700 former Pentagon and other gov. officials now work at a top 20 weapons contractor -Congress members routinely become arms industry lobbyists
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-80% of 3 & 4 star generals leaving the gov join the arms industry -700 former Pentagon and other gov. officials now work at a top 20 weapons contractor -Congress members routinely become arms industry lobbyists
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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. From NATO, they receive too many words and far too few shells, vehicles, and air defense interceptors. Few f-16? 30 Abrams? 10 Patriots?
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@dudeguy-g5f prisoner exchanges happened and without crazy adventures before.
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@dudeguy-g5f video: A captured soldier of the Armed Forces of Ukraine about an attempted invasion of the Kursk region: We were all smashed, all the equipment that we had burned down According to the prisoner of war, sending Ukrainian units to the territory of the Kursk region was supposed to demonstrate the strength of the Armed Forces, but showed only the stupidity of the command. "I think this is an attempt to send people to destruction, to slaughter, it was initially clear that it would be unrealistic to do all this, because this is not some country, but Russia. I am sure that the commanders wanted to prove by this that there is still power, that we are cool, but they only showed that we are idiots. We were all smashed, all the equipment that we had burned down," he said. A soldier of the Armed Forces of Ukraine surrendered after the convoy of equipment used by Ukrainian militants was defeated. "Greetings to the soldiers of the North group of forces! Thank you so much that I am in captivity and I am alive," he says.
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@kalleranta2260 with non-stop mobilization and closed borders they can collect canon fodder long time
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