Comments by "" (@PappaTom-ub3ht) on "How Russia's Troubles in Kursk Brought North Korea into the War" video.

@jaysdood Not really struggling. Ukraine controls more land now than they did in 2022.
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@kingace6186 "But the US is vetoing any such action. " USA have no veto power over what France does with its military
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@DIREWOLFx75 "And by this time next year, there will be no UA left." So you think that russia will have conquered ukraine in before nect christmas? I wonder what your excuse will be next year when that is not the case.
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@diegoflores9237 Because they get north korean artillery shells and because they are not afraid of loosing 1000 men a day to make miniscule advancements. but those advancements are so glacially slow that it will take russia 100 years to win. a strong military would beat ukraine in a year.
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@DIREWOLFx75 Your numbers are so off that they are just imaginary. Russia is facing higher loss ratio than ukraine, and has done so for most of the war. But even pretending that you are right... "By summer 2025, UA will likely have between 100 and 250 thousand troops left, no or poorly functional logistics, while Russia will have 1.3 million troops, all welltrained and fully equipped." Why would russia not be able to win over ukraine this coming summer if the troop number look like this?
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@DIREWOLFx75 All of these numbers. According to you they clearly show an incredible superiority of russian army. yet they are advancing at a rate slower than a snail. It has been 2.5 years already. How is russia not winning already with such an enourmous advantage in numbers?
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@DIREWOLFx75 Lol. no one believes that ukraine hos lost over a million. And by your own number of 150k dead russians, 10k koreans is a significant part. obviously a part of the war.
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@DIREWOLFx75 " that's not what i said." ok... But you did say that at that time there would be no ukrainian army left. Russia can't invade and occupy ukraine even after their entire army is gone?
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