Comments by "Antony Wooster" (@antonywooster6783) on "Retired Lt. Gen. says this may be why Ukrainian counteroffensive has slowed" video.

It is not that "the Ukrainians have failed to break through the three Russian defensive lines". No. That is not the problem. The problem is, that the Ukrainians have failed to reach the first of the Russian defensive lines.
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10:34 The Chinese "are trying to edge away from the Russians" and the US keeps trying to drive them back to the Russians! One arm of the USG tries to woo the Chinese to persuade the Russians to negotiate and another tries to foster the independence movement in Taiwan and get companies and countries to condemn China for imaginary slave labour and imaginary genocide in Xinjiang and Tibet.
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6:09 The Russians had nine months to prepare. Yes, at the time the "Great Ukrainian Offensive" to break the Russians' land corridor to Crimea was announced, I wondered: why announce what you re going to do months before you do it? Why be surprised that there are obstacles in your way, when you finally get round to trying to do it?
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The problem the NATO forces (Which is what the Ukrainian forces really are) have, is they are being trained in a style of warfare appropriate to Iraq or Serbia. This war differs from any previous war in that both sides can see the other side's every move, there are hundreds, or maybe thousands of drones in the air at any time, watching the enemy. There are satellites, on both sides, watching the battle space and relaying information back to their controllers constantly. There is no such thing as a "Surprise Attack"! The Ukrainians have not found a way to overcome the minefields, in front of the Russians defensive lines. When (if) they do and they get to the first Russian defense line, the real, hard, fighting will start.
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