Comments by "Mikhail M" (@mikhailmik) on "Russia Msta-S self-propelled Howitzers fire on Ukrainian targets" video.

Russians aren't in a hurry . They have 1:6 advantage in artillery on this front according to WaPo of all places. 85 % of Ukrainian soldiers are killed even without seeing an enemy. Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake. Erratic Zelenskyy is the gift that keeps giving for the Russians. Ukraine already lost most trained and motivated soldiers along with almost all hardware it had before the war (to understand the scale of losses it had 1 990 tanks, 1 212 IFVs, 1 112 heavy artillery systems, 354 multiple rocket launchers). Its army is a shadow of its former self at the beginning of the war. It accounts for catastrophic increase in military casualties along with inadequate erratic Zelenskyy and his nutty tactic of constantly throwing poorly trained (most don't have any training whatsoever; lucky ones have 5-week training at best. So poor fellows are just half-baked cannon fodder) Ukrainian reserves into a meat grinder and holding on to disadvantageous positions until it's too late. Zelensky banned marking of soldiers’ graves with Ukrainian flags (many bodies are deliberately left where they perished without a burial, it helps Zelenskyy not to pay even a meagre compensation to the families of the "missed in action"). Endless forests of flags at cemeteries across Ukraine proved to be too scary and demoralizing for those still desperately trying to escape forced conscription and bribe their way out of Zelenskyy dictatorship. Mass summary executions for attempted surrender or unauthorized retreat just cause further demoralization and despair. Bakhmut is just the last instance of this insane tactic .
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A Ukrainian serviceman tells how "excellent" US military equipment has proven itself on the roads of Ukraine. M113 is frozen to the ground and cannot be moved.
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Ukraine, and this is probably the first time in history, is now playing the role of a mercenary country that fights for money with its entire state apparatus. And the customer has so much money that it's hard for us to even imagine. Accordingly, it is necessary to beat everything, there is no peaceful production in Ukraine now. A power plant or a bridge, an oil refinery or a gas station, all of these are legitimate military targets and nothing else. This is the only way to force Kyiv to withdraw from a deal with a customer who gives money in exchange for blood. Yes, as soon as Kyiv stops fighting, the cash flow will be cut off in the blink of an eye, and then economic problems will bring down both the current government and even the very idea of war to the bitter end for Ukraine “from Xiang to Don”. But as long as there is electricity, gas, water and other benefits of civilization, Ukraine will regularly supply living goods to the front, spinning and spinning military propaganda on an insane scale. Only huge losses in manpower, when the funeral will come to every entrance and the lack of the benefits of civilization, will be able to bring down the hassle and think about the expediency of a deal in which Ukraine is offered to fight in a long war for illusory goals for money.
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@mauricej8747 Russians aren't in a hurry . They have 1:6 advantage in artillery on this front according to WaPo of all places. 85 % of Ukrainian soldiers are killed even without seeing an enemy. Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake. Erratic Zelenskyy is the gift that keeps giving for the Russians. Ukraine already lost most trained and motivated soldiers along with almost all hardware it had before the war (to understand the scale of losses it had 1 990 tanks, 1 212 IFVs, 1 112 heavy artillery systems, 354 multiple rocket launchers). Its army is a shadow of its former self at the beginning of the war. It accounts for catastrophic increase in military casualties along with inadequate erratic Zelenskyy and his nutty tactic of constantly throwing poorly trained (most don't have any training whatsoever; lucky ones have 5-week training at best. So poor fellows are just half-baked cannon fodder) Ukrainian reserves into a meat grinder and holding on to disadvantageous positions until it's too late. Zelensky banned marking of soldiers’ graves with Ukrainian flags (many bodies are deliberately left where they perished without a burial, it helps Zelenskyy not to pay even a meagre compensation to the families of the "missed in action"). Endless forests of flags at cemeteries across Ukraine proved to be too scary and demoralizing for those still desperately trying to escape forced conscription and bribe their way out of Zelenskyy dictatorship. Mass summary executions for attempted surrender or unauthorized retreat just cause further demoralization and despair. Bakhmut is just the last instance of this insane tactic .
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Russians aren't in a hurry . They have 1:6 advantage in artillery on this front according to WaPo of all places. 85 % of Ukrainian soldiers are killed even without seeing an enemy. Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake. Erratic Zelenskyy is the gift that keeps giving for the Russians. Ukraine already lost most trained and motivated soldiers along with almost all hardware it had before the war (to understand the scale of losses it had 1 990 tanks, 1 212 IFVs, 1 112 heavy artillery systems, 354 multiple rocket launchers). Its army is a shadow of its former self at the beginning of the war. It accounts for catastrophic increase in military casualties along with inadequate erratic Zelenskyy and his nutty tactic of constantly throwing poorly trained (most don't have any training whatsoever; lucky ones have 5-week training at best. So poor fellows are just half-baked cannon fodder) Ukrainian reserves into a meat grinder and holding on to disadvantageous positions until it's too late. Zelensky banned marking of soldiers’ graves with Ukrainian flags (many bodies are deliberately left where they perished without a burial, it helps Zelenskyy not to pay even a meagre compensation to the families of the "missed in action"). Endless forests of flags at cemeteries across Ukraine proved to be too scary and demoralizing for those still desperately trying to escape forced conscription and bribe their way out of Zelenskyy dictatorship. Mass summary executions for attempted surrender or unauthorized retreat just cause further demoralization and despair. Bakhmut is just the last instance of this insane tactic .
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@enterthevoidIi Ukraine, and this is probably the first time in history, is now playing the role of a mercenary country that fights for money with its entire state apparatus. And the customer has so much money that it's hard for us to even imagine. Accordingly, it is necessary to beat everything, there is no peaceful production in Ukraine now. A power plant or a bridge, an oil refinery or a gas station, all of these are legitimate military targets and nothing else. This is the only way to force Kyiv to withdraw from a deal with a customer who gives money in exchange for blood. Yes, as soon as Kyiv stops fighting, the cash flow will be cut off in the blink of an eye, and then economic problems will bring down both the current government and even the very idea of \u200b\u200bwar to the bitter end for Ukraine “from Xiang to Don”. But as long as there is electricity, gas, water and other benefits of civilization, Ukraine will regularly supply living goods to the front, spinning and spinning military propaganda on an insane scale. Only huge losses in manpower, when the funeral will come to every entrance and the lack of the benefits of civilization, will be able to bring down the hassle and think about the expediency of a deal in which Ukraine is offered to fight in a long war for illusory goals for money.
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@enterthevoidIi Lost in Soledar On January 7, at about 17:15, the duty unit of the regional police department of Artemovsk (Bakhmut) received a message about the disappearance of two "volunteers" of mercenaries - British citizens aged 28 and 48 years. It is known that the day before, on January 6, at eight o'clock in the morning, Andrew Begshaw and Christopher Perry left Kramatorsk for Soledar, contact with them was lost. Glassy ground.
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@minhduong3275 While all attention is focused on Bakhmut / Soledar, active battles continue on the Svatovo-Kremennaya front. Basically, of course, artillery works, but our infantry is gradually regaining the positions lost during the autumn retreat. In the Makeevka-Nevskoye-Ploschanka area, the 3rd Motor Rifle Division continues its offensive, moving along the strategically important Zhuravka gully and adjacent forest belts. According to indirect data, the crest transferred part of the forces from the front in Kremennaya near Bakhmut, trying to stop the iron-sided Wagner, we are talking about units of the 95th ODShBr of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Instead of those who had left under the beam of Zhuravka, the Little Russian drove some new, not frightened units, who decided to immediately attack the positions of the 3rd Motor Rifle Division tonight. Before a platoon of Ukrainian infantry went on the attack under the cover of darkness, they were spotted by our scouts and, to the approving exclamations of officers observing from the control point, 30 Khokhols were demonstratively destroyed by artillery and a tank. The Khokhol infantry got into a classic fire bag and our artillery did not stop until all 30 Ukrainian riflemen were destroyed. As a result of the night attack of the Ukrainian, our troops were able to return their old opornik, lost back in October.
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Russians aren't in a hurry . They have 1:6 advantage in artillery on this front according to WaPo of all places. 85 % of Ukrainian soldiers are killed even without seeing an enemy. Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake. Erratic Zelenskyy is the gift that keeps giving for the Russians. Ukraine already lost most trained and motivated soldiers along with almost all hardware it had before the war (to understand the scale of losses it had 1 990 tanks, 1 212 IFVs, 1 112 heavy artillery systems, 354 multiple rocket launchers). Its army is a shadow of its former self at the beginning of the war. It accounts for catastrophic increase in military casualties along with inadequate erratic Zelenskyy and his nutty tactic of constantly throwing poorly trained (most don't have any training whatsoever; lucky ones have 5-week training at best. So poor fellows are just half-baked cannon fodder) Ukrainian reserves into a meat grinder and holding on to disadvantageous positions until it's too late. Zelensky banned marking of soldiers’ graves with Ukrainian flags (many bodies are deliberately left where they perished without a burial, it helps Zelenskyy not to pay even a meagre compensation to the families of the "missed in action"). Endless forests of flags at cemeteries across Ukraine proved to be too scary and demoralizing for those still desperately trying to escape forced conscription and bribe their way out of Zelenskyy dictatorship. Mass summary executions for attempted surrender or unauthorized retreat just cause further demoralization and despair. Bakhmut is just the last instance of this insane tactic .
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@mauricej8747 A Ukrainian serviceman tells how "excellent" US military equipment has proven itself on the roads of Ukraine. M113 is frozen to the ground and cannot be moved.
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@mauricej8747 Ukraine, and this is probably the first time in history, is now playing the role of a mercenary country that fights for money with its entire state apparatus. And the customer has so much money that it's hard for us to even imagine. Accordingly, it is necessary to beat everything, there is no peaceful production in Ukraine now. A power plant or a bridge, an oil refinery or a gas station, all of these are legitimate military targets and nothing else. This is the only way to force Kyiv to withdraw from a deal with a customer who gives money in exchange for blood. Yes, as soon as Kyiv stops fighting, the cash flow will be cut off in the blink of an eye, and then economic problems will bring down both the current government and even the very idea of war to the bitter end for Ukraine “from Xiang to Don”. But as long as there is electricity, gas, water and other benefits of civilization, Ukraine will regularly supply living goods to the front, spinning and spinning military propaganda on an insane scale. Only huge losses in manpower, when the funeral will come to every entrance and the lack of the benefits of civilization, will be able to bring down the hassle and think about the expediency of a deal in which Ukraine is offered to fight in a long war for illusory goals for money.
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@64much ❗AFU in Soledar is practically surrounded, instead of rescue, chaotic actions are taking place - Ukrainian military journalist-propagandist Butusov "Soledar, the situation at 21.00. Soledar is in a threatening situation. The enemy has entered a position from which they can fire on the main logistics route to Soledar. The Russians cannot go onto the road itself. This is not a complete encirclement, but normal supply along the route is impossible, and it's critical for defense."
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@64much While all attention is focused on Bakhmut / Soledar, active battles continue on the Svatovo-Kremennaya front. Basically, of course, artillery works, but our infantry is gradually regaining the positions lost during the autumn retreat. In the Makeevka-Nevskoye-Ploschanka area, the 3rd Motor Rifle Division continues its offensive, moving along the strategically important Zhuravka gully and adjacent forest belts. According to indirect data, the crest transferred part of the forces from the front in Kremennaya near Bakhmut, trying to stop the iron-sided Wagner, we are talking about units of the 95th ODShBr of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Instead of those who had left under the beam of Zhuravka, the Little Russian drove some new, not frightened units, who decided to immediately attack the positions of the 3rd Motor Rifle Division tonight. Before a platoon of Ukrainian infantry went on the attack under the cover of darkness, they were spotted by our scouts and, to the approving exclamations of officers observing from the control point, 30 Khokhols were demonstratively destroyed by artillery and a tank. The Khokhol infantry got into a classic fire bag and our artillery did not stop until all 30 Ukrainian riflemen were destroyed. As a result of the night attack of the Ukrainian, our troops were able to return their old opornik, lost back in October.
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Russians aren't in a hurry . They have 1:6 advantage in artillery on this front according to WaPo of all places. 85 % of Ukrainian soldiers are killed even without seeing an enemy. Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake. Erratic Zelenskyy is the gift that keeps giving for the Russians. Ukraine already lost most trained and motivated soldiers along with almost all hardware it had before the war (to understand the scale of losses it had 1 990 tanks, 1 212 IFVs, 1 112 heavy artillery systems, 354 multiple rocket launchers). Its army is a shadow of its former self at the beginning of the war. It accounts for catastrophic increase in military casualties along with inadequate erratic Zelenskyy and his nutty tactic of constantly throwing poorly trained (most don't have any training whatsoever; lucky ones have 5-week training at best. So poor fellows are just half-baked cannon fodder) Ukrainian reserves into a meat grinder and holding on to disadvantageous positions until it's too late. Zelensky banned marking of soldiers’ graves with Ukrainian flags (many bodies are deliberately left where they perished without a burial, it helps Zelenskyy not to pay even a meagre compensation to the families of the "missed in action"). Endless forests of flags at cemeteries across Ukraine proved to be too scary and demoralizing for those still desperately trying to escape forced conscription and bribe their way out of Zelenskyy dictatorship. Mass summary executions for attempted surrender or unauthorized retreat just cause further demoralization and despair. Bakhmut is just the last instance of this insane tactic .
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Ukraine, and this is probably the first time in history, is now playing the role of a mercenary country that fights for money with its entire state apparatus. And the customer has so much money that it's hard for us to even imagine. Accordingly, it is necessary to beat everything, there is no peaceful production in Ukraine now. A power plant or a bridge, an oil refinery or a gas station, all of these are legitimate military targets and nothing else. This is the only way to force Kyiv to withdraw from a deal with a customer who gives money in exchange for blood. Yes, as soon as Kyiv stops fighting, the cash flow will be cut off in the blink of an eye, and then economic problems will bring down both the current government and even the very idea of \u200b\u200bwar to the bitter end for Ukraine “from Xiang to Don”. But as long as there is electricity, gas, water and other benefits of civilization, Ukraine will regularly supply living goods to the front, spinning and spinning military propaganda on an insane scale. Only huge losses in manpower, when the funeral will come to every entrance and the lack of the benefits of civilization, will be able to bring down the hassle and think about the expediency of a deal in which Ukraine is offered to fight in a long war for illusory goals for money.
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A Ukrainian serviceman tells how "excellent" US military equipment has proven itself on the roads of Ukraine. M113 is frozen to the ground and cannot be moved.
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Lost in Soledar On January 7, at about 17:15, the duty unit of the regional police department of Artemovsk (Bakhmut) received a message about the disappearance of two "volunteers" of mercenaries - British citizens aged 28 and 48 years. It is known that the day before, on January 6, at eight o'clock in the morning, Andrew Begshaw and Christopher Perry left Kramatorsk for Soledar, contact with them was lost. Glassy ground.
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Former British Army officer Fraser Hood from the UK, who is currently in the Bakhmut area as part of a consolidated group of English-speaking mercenaries, wrote about Soledar. Frazier argues that "Soledar is about to fall completely into the hands of the Russian army."
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@enterthevoidIi Former British Army officer Fraser Hood from the UK, who is currently in the Bakhmut area as part of a consolidated group of English-speaking mercenaries, wrote about Soledar. Frazier argues that "Soledar is about to fall completely into the hands of the Russian army."
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