Comments by "" (@efghggdxlmfn33) on "Harvest Time🔥Heavy Clashes Near Vuhledar⚔️Kharkiv And Belgorod Under Fire💥Military Summary 2024.09.1" video.

  1. 16 years have passed since Kiev first became entangled in the prospect of NATO membership, but what did they really gain? A ruined power grid, a loss of 20% of territory (so far), hundreds of thousands of dead, wounded or missing people. The 45 million-strong Ukraine that received lofty promises long ago is now a broken and battered state with perhaps only 25 million people left. Zelensky pays $17 per month for disabled soldiers. Currently, there are about 3 million such disabled soldiers in Ukraine.
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  2.  @GeorgesPatapon  Jan Kallberg, Ph.D. European Policy Analysis (CEPA) and a George Washington University faculty member: "Every Ukrainian downing of Russian hypersonic Kh-47M2 Kinzhal with the Patriot missiles will improve the Patriot missile intercept algorithm - and increase accuracy for all Patriot systems, a benefit for the US, the rest of NATO, and other Patriot AD users" - Sounds like a fairground junk dealer.
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  3.  @hksp  :face-purple-crying:
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  4.  @ipcipc7760  Crimea was not even discussed. It is part of Russia and there was a referendum there
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  5.  @GeorgesPatapon  oh really? Did you already finish Gerasimov's book about hybrid war?
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  6. The symbolic figure that was close arrived. As of today, officially, the 500.000th AFU soldiers obituary is published on 01.09.2024
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  7.  @michalzajic8602  What excites your circus performers so much Gerasimov? they searched for him for a long time, allegedly he disappeared, then he was allegedly fired. Have you tried to read his book about hybrid war 2016, I doubt that you will find it and master it
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  8. remember 3days genius: "They have already overcome the first line of defence. This line of defence, which the Russians have been working on for months, includes minefields, 'dragon's teeth', anti-tank ditches, a complex network of defensive fortifications that the Ukrainians are now overcoming," General Mark Milley explained.
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  9.  @GeorgesPatapon  Jan Kallberg, Ph.D.(!!!), LL.M., is a non-resident Senior Fellow with the Transatlantic Defense and Security program at the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) and a George Washington University faculty member: "The ideal way to sever the land bridge is for the Ukrainians to reach the Sea of Azov. Russia reportedly sent the 76th Guard Air Assault Division to try to plug the gap after Ukraine breached a major defensive belt. Ukraine thinks that belt was the hardest and, from here, its advance will likely accelerate. If so, that’s ideal. But technically, Ukraine can sever the land bridge from where it’s at. But another seven to 10 miles would be much better, as well as achieving a wider front, per Jan Kallberg speaking to Insider."
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  10.  @GeorgesPatapon  "They have already overcome the first line of defence. This line of defence, which the Russians have been working on for months, includes minefields, 'dragon's teeth', anti-tank ditches, a complex network of defensive fortifications that the Ukrainians are now overcoming," General Mark Milley explained.
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  11.  @GeorgesPatapon  The mad man' and tyrant on cocaine - a person who cancels elections, closes borders and hunts for fresh meat in every town and city - (hint - always wears green.)
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  12.  @GeorgesPatapon  why do you even use such terminology if you are confused about the sexual issue? Where's the dog and where's the woman, where's the dictator and where's Jackie? ahaha
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  13.  @GeorgesPatapon  enjoy Jan Kallberg, Ph.D than AHAHA
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