Comments by "" (@PappaTom-ub3ht) on "Attrition is beginning to bite" video.

  1.  @chuhrov  "Ukraine inevitably loses the war." lol. cope harder. Time is clearly on ukraines side, and russia has already used 2.5 years and is still not even close to winning.
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  2.  @mal2ksc  "They might win politically " that is what a win is.
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  3. "Since Russia just keep advancing faster and faster," that sounds bad, what year do you think russia will win?
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  4. If the society does not collaps then yes.
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  5. "in my sphere russians are advancing," Your sphere must be an echo chamber. Think for yourself. Take a look at the map and do some math. How much territory has russia gained since january this year? or since january 2023? and even if russia doubles that rate, how long until they reach their stated goals?
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  6. "f this simply was a war of attrition, Ukraine would have surrendered long ago, not having anyone left to fight." That makes no sense. Russia is attriting faster, and has less of a pool to draw from.
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  7.  @Mark16v15  "Russia has vastly more soldiers and potential soldiers than Ukraine." Not really though. Russia is "only" 3-4 times bigger in population than ukraine. That means that if 1% of russias population is willing to fight then ukraine only need 4% willing in order to match. And since ukraine is on the defensive, numbers like 2-3X the casulties for the russians are not unprobable. meaning ukraine only needs 2% willing population in order to win. when it comes to materiell it is much easier. As long as the west keeps supplying ukraine there is no way that they can loose attritionally vs russia regarding equipment.
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  8. "wars ALWAYS ends with negotiation." Such bullshit. There might be some facade of negotiation, but in reality lots of war ends either by someone being conquered or by having one part giving up.
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  9.  @chuhrov  "Sorry for winning too slowly." not winning though. but at what year do you believe that russia will actually win?
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  10.  @ttexastt  When do you believe that russia will win? what year? and i guess you must have the same dedication if you still support russia agfter 2.5 years
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  11.  @anaremelam5998  "it seems very unlikely that Russia will loose at this point" i disagree. with continued support from the west i see no real way that russia can win this. But at least your timescale is sound. And we won't know who is right until either peace suddenly happens or in several years.
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  12. by not having neither usa nor uerope contributing even 1% of their economies to this.
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  13.  @Alejandrica  Lol None of the countries of brics are supporting russia. they are just robbing russia of all their wealth in exchange for scraps. Not to mentioning that they sell weapons to ukraine as much as to russia.
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  14.  @ChristianSt97  "at least russia is advancing everyday." lol, at a rate slower than a snail. it will take them 100 years to conquer ukraine at this rate.
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  15.  @ChristianSt97  "what has ukraine done the last year other than taking a small region of russia?" They have taken back most of the black sea from russia, struck oil and ammo depots far inland in russia. But most importantly, they have basically stopped russias advance. Russia is barely making any gains. So slow that it will literally take a hundred years to win for russia. As long as western support remain at similar levelse to now i am esily optomistic that russia will surrender at some point.
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  16.  @MrZlocktar  When do you think russia will win? what year?
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  17.  @MrZlocktar  Do you think russia has a chance if the democrats win and aid basically stays the same per year?
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  18.  @MrZlocktar  Ok, sure. when do you think they will win?
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  19.  @agentxcompany  " From a russian perspective it is not territory that interests them but destroying the enemy army capability. " that just makes it worse for the russians as ukraine now has a bigger and better army than before. And no sign of this trend turning anytime soon. at the same time russia is using older and crappier tanks every day.
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  20. What year will russia win?
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  21.  @Mark16v15  "America's military personnel represents less than 1%" america is not at war. And not being funded by outsiders. ukraine can handle 4% better than russia can handle 1%. and if ukraine kills twice as many russians then they only need 2%.
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  22. How is that relevant? (If true at all...)
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  23.  @enriquelaroche5370  yes... i have also heard about socks. Guess that is too much of a luxury for russsians...
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  24. What do they think? do they support waging war on ukraine? do they think russia will win at some time?
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  25.  @anaremelam5998  Do you think russia will win this war? If yes, what year do you think russia will win? If no, when do you think russia will surrender?
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  26.  @luffebassen  " They have already won. They won the day it started." So why do they still keep on fighting? This makes no sense. I can say the same thing the other way. Ukraine won the day the war started, it just takes some time for russia to realize this before they surrender.
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  27.  @luffebassen  When do you thinks russia will win? as in, what year?
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  28. i don't think i ever saw anyone serious say something so silly in 2022
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  29. war of attrition
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