Comments by "Wolfvale" (@wolfvale7863) on "UATV English" channel.

  1. Turkey should realize that they are on the front line and a NATO country. They are de facto enemy of Russia.
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  2.  @xy6845  Yes they did in writing..... The (Montreux) Convention regarding the Regime of the Straits, often known simply as the Montreux Convention, is an international agreement governing the Bosporus and Dardanelles Straits in Turkey.
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  3.  @puellamservumaddominum6180  It is terrible they are forced to make that choice. I'm just saying first thought when war is coming should be get out of there.
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  4. ​ @susanacton5007  Agreed! NATO needs to get moving quicker on supplying lethal force to Ukraine. Everyone realizes delays cost Ukrainian lives, and only aid Putin. Every weapon system should have been delivered months ago, along with combined arms training. Though it looks like NATO is slow, they do not appear willing to lose. Deliveries have increased.
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  5. SCAMMERS GET CANCER!!!
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  6. Yes not nearly enough. They will fix that. Sending Ukraine 60 which they asked for would only be 1/5th of US supply.
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  7.  @richardkudrna7503  Maybe the US has plans on using them.
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  8.  @richardkudrna7503  Yeah. Taiwan must be looking a bit further away for them. Cardboard tanks and Bmps. Every Taiwanese should be walking around with their own personal Stinger strung over their shoulder.😂
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  9. Good point...The littlest thing can grind an army to a halt or prevent it from even starting.
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  10.  @byterock  Putin thinks he can control everything. Including his neighbours and how history is written. He won't get away with any of it.
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  11. The Stugna is a magnificent weapon. Put a NATO green tip on that!
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  12.  @sticky59  buying yourself a new battery powered girlfriend?
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  13.  @skinf  As of today 90 percent of Russian oil imports are banned to the west. India is only paying 70 cents on the dollar for Russian oil. China is buying at discounted price too. Another debt repayment for Russia is coming up. It is only a matter of time.
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  14. We don't want to go into Russia. Maybe help Georgia.
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  15.  @kukulroukul4698  There are only 1,500 Russian troops and an ammo dump in a small Russisn base. What do you think the Moldovans were up against?
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  16.  @kukulroukul4698 On February 2nd, Russia held military exercises in the region. It is very possible that some extras units were left there. If I were Musk, I would fly you and I over their and we start counting heads...it is the only way😂
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  17. This information was known near the beginning of the conflict. All soldiers are from far flung areas, so casualties will not pile up in cities, where people would notice and ask questions.
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  18.  @eh1702  The Somalia kids were laughing...they didn't even need to be in a boat to hijack Russian shipping. Just fire at them from the beach and they surrender.
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  19.  @StompingRabbits  Your number is off. You know how I know. Because everybody lies about casualties in "war club", including Mr Zel. Therefore your crsp is null and void.
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  20. It could never happen. Russian troops would never get to the UK by land, sea, or air. It is simply a fact. Entire Russian military is Unimaginative. Uncoordinated Undisciplined. Using outdated equipment to poor effect. I blame corruption.
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  21. HEY PAT....Stop eating paint and who taught you how to spell "go"?🤣 Careful now... think before you speak or risk getting verbally wrecked. A home schooled American Russian sympathiser...you are almost mentally disabled.
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  22. Russisn propoganda is throw everything at a wall and see what sticks. Same as their military tactics. Honestly it is like watching that cave family The Kroods.😋
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  23. They will. Remember that when the war started thousands of Ukrainians were drafted or volunteered. No idea how many but they have multiple training facilities. Those people will be finished their training soon and fully geared in NATO equipment. Logistics will be Russias undoing. Increase the pace (cadence)of this war by just a little bit and Russian supplies will not keep up. HIMARS were sent because Russia moved command and supply out past artillery range. If Russia doesn't want them blown up or more generals killed they will have to move them even further away. Slowing down decision making and resupply even more. There is much more to come in this war and it will be soon. If all goes well every future post you make will start with " haha Russia"👍
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  24.  @rajababbasov8666  I can give you a few facts.... Fact one. LAND LEASE: Ukraine can shop at NATO Walmart and buy "everything guided"...just like HIMARS are. Fact two MISSING SUPPLIES: While Russians were laughing about slow NATO response in the early going. NATO was busy arming and supplying hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian volunteers and conscripts(remember them). As well as supplying the front. Fact three TRAINING DONE! Eight to ten weeks basic training, then Advanced Individual Training for as long as they can to train for their jobs. When you have everything you need to fight the war flown into the country...land is not important. When you have all of the unsanctioned western military production capacity behind Ukraine. Ukraine cares more about the soldier than the machine. Russia cannot keep up. Not even close.
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  25. China just wants everything to calm down so they can start selling us their crap again!😁
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  26. They get three weeks of training tops. Bullet sponges is what Putin is using them for.
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  27. The canister tumbles after munition deployment due to losing aerodynamic stability. It appears to be pointing northwest. This is logical if the canister came tumbling in from east. Momentum would carry the top over when the canister hit. Just observations like you.
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  28.  @sheldonjanzen3483  I do not agree with your analysis. First of all we don't know how long that canister is. Second Ukraine doesn't have any phosphorous rounds and the west has banned their use so....Bad play Russia.
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  29.  @sheldonjanzen3483  Trudeau 👎. Please go through the history....Russia only starts the story in 2012 during the overthrow. There was story before that. I have done it a dozen times but one more in brief... 1992 Ukraine opens relations with NATO..1992! 2004 Ukraine holds a referendum and the result was join EU/NATO. Eastern Ukraine is mixed up Russians and Ukrainians. They don't agree. 2012 president is told by EU you have to put tariffs on your gas imports. Then give back some money to the poor to offset the extra cost of the tariffs. ie Start to implement social programs and policies more in line with western practices. OR Russia comes in "meddling" with the offer of cheap gas and a 15 billion dollar loan. Which he immediately said screw all the work...we will take the money. Where is western meddling in this? The people were on the NATO train right out of the gate. Reaffirmed it with a vote in 2004. Then the President turns the ship around and steers it straight back to Russia! No body from the west had to meddle or start anything. This is Russia being sloppy. Deadly sloppy! Ukraine has been receiving the most basic of systems and still a handful for Russia.
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