Comments by "Wom Bat" (@wom_Bat) on "Staged retreat of Russians from Kherson: What are they planning and how will Ukrainian forces react" video.

  1. It's as if multiple nations all have eyes in the sky telling Ukraine whats up ☝
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  2.  @akotarakz  I've heard their main problem is is processing the information. Perun mentioned it in one of his newer videos. They seem to identify targets then hit them 2 or 3 days later. By that point the target has moved and they are wasting a missle on a empty feild. They also have help from Chinese satalites, similar issue. They are slow to process and react.
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  3. That would cut off the water supply to Crimea. Would severely damage the infrastructure of his key prize from this whole conflict.
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  4. It's as if a bunch of eyes in the sky were watching them and whispering into Ukraine's ear what they saw 🛰 👀 👄 👂
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  5. They say never underestimate your enemy, but it's hard for me to believe the russians are that smart or well organized.
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  6. I thought it was to never surrender or willingly give territory, throw as many men and equipment into the area until win.
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  7. I believe russian statments as much as i believe in Amber heards testimony.
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  8. From what i hear they also use 2 Canadian satalites and one from Argentina too. Probably not the only countries handing over access to some of their spy and secure coms satalites.
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  9. It's as if the ukranians have access to a bunch of spy satalites or something....🙄🤦
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  10. Pretty Sneaky sis. Putina trying to pull one over Ukranian eyes. Won't work though because Ukraine has a pretty pair of peepers. 👀 🇺🇦
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  11. From what I've heard, America, UK, Canada, EU, and Argentina have all provided access to spy satalites over Ukraine. I'm sure other nations have provided access too. There's also a bunch of intelligence officers from NATO countries, even non NATO countries like Australia and New Zeland who have deployed to Poland and Romania to provide support. Ukraine has teams of intelligence officers to process and act on the information in a very timely effective manner.
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  12. I've noticed west has mosquito drones, Volcano/Excalibur shells, and vampire missles. Real intimidating names. Meanwhile russia has Lancet (a small surgical knife) drones, Krasnopol (that's the name of the Polish city it was invented in) shells, and book missles. I know it's a very small factor but russian systems have the least intimidating names possible for something that's suposed to project power.
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  13. I know America, UK, Canada, EU, and Argentina have all provided satalite access to ukraine. A bunch of nations including New Zeland even have intelligence officers helping to process the data and share it with Ukranian command. Pretty hard to hide troops when theres so many eyes in the sky looking at russian troops, with so many boots on the ground telling tales to their Ukranian friends.
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